The Washington times., 1930-11-22
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Tor 1880. This year it's seven men
from Tech. two from Eastern and
one each from Central and Western
IN the contingent.
And what a series from which
to pick these men. True, Tech pre-.
dominates, but why not? Didn't
Hardelfs entry have things just
about it's own way from the be-
ginning to the end when you come
right down to it?
The easiest thing to say about
the entire scholastic campaign is
this. Score another healthy honor
for Tech and Hardell. for that
combination certainly did turn in
q masterful piece of work in win.
ming the championship, the third
IN a span of three years.
Next easiest is to say some
thing about Coach KeIley's
Eastern High eleven. Here is
. team that exhibited re-
markable ability for one abso-
Iutely inexperienced as far as
high school competition was
concerned.
Eastern made the series inter
e6ting in its closing days. Before
the realization came about that
Coach Kelley really had a threat
over Lincoln Park way, Tech was
riding easily into championship
with nothing in its way.
But Eastern's victory over Cen
trail changed the complexion of
the race. Tech found it had an
obstacle in it's path to win. The
final game came It was a. battle
for one half But Techs expert
ence and greater stamina proved
too much and it won, not by a
small score but by wide margin
and the championship was once
again in its possession.
To get to the players individ-
ually. The seven Tech men in
c1ude Sid Kolker, Johnny Rhodes,
Ralph Bell. Dick Nelson, George
Sachs, AL Reichman and Jack
Baxter. The two Eastern players
are Lyman McAboy and Morris
Wolfe, while Ed De Lisio is the
Central performer and Everett
BusCher the Western man.
Buscher and McAbOy are
named as the wingmen.
), Both of these players were
strong and fast and able to
get down under punts. Both
knew how to grab passes
also. BuScher looked espe-
ciaIly good in Westerns
game against Central when
. he grabbed them from every
where when his teammate,
Webb threw to him.
Wohlfarth and Meiklejohn were
q neat pair of ends. But their
work did not quite match that
of the Buscher-McAboy combir1a-
ton. They are placed on the Sec
ond team.
Sid Kolker and Ralph Bell are
down for the tackle berths. Both
were very important reasons why
Techs line developed into the
best of the series, with Kolker
the little more colorful player
and Bell the quiet, unassuning
type in there all the time, un-
noticed. however, quite a bit OF
the while.
Johnny Rhodes and Morris
Wolfe are the guards Rhodes
brought back memories Of the
well known Oehmann days when
Techs forward wall was a tower
of strength hecal use of that
\ player. Wolfe was outstanding
I'm view of his great defensive
Yolay at all times, easily the best
in Eastern's line. not to mention
every other teams line.
Jack Baxter is given the cen
ter position. Here is a player
who was a fine defensive man,
also a neat passer. Shorb and
Morgan were his chief rivals.
Baxter gets the call, however, be-
cause of his help in making the
Tech line a powerful department.
It might be said here that the
series this year was most unusual
in regards to the line play OF the
teams. No team possessed bril-
liant forward wall for the most
part. although Techs as men,
toned, developed into the strong
est as the games progressed.
The backfields Of the teams in
every instance we're strong, how
ever. Right down the line includ-
ing the usual weak Business
entry, each eleven possessed COM
binations with ability in every de-
gree.
Tech leads the mythical team
with three members, namley,
Nelson at quarter; Sachs at
left-haH and Reichman at full
back. DeLisio of Central is
given the Fight-haH position.
Such players as Pinckney, Hin
kel. Colella and Cumberland of
Central; webb and Amidon Of
Western; Wells, Corridor and
Palmer of Eastern, and Duryee
and johnson of Business were ex-
cellent backfield men. But the
quartet named above get the call
Nelson is probably the greatest