New Britain herald., 1930-12-19

The frame is ready and waiting. We're just standing by until New Years afternoon when d young man from Washington S,ate or Alabama will assume the hero's pose. With that lft.Io lorma}lty over with. we'll nan4 the picture Of the 1881 star be stda his forbears in inc Tournament Of Eosos Hall Of Football Fame.
 The collection numbers quite 3 farv pictures uov. The oldest 's that Of WHuq Hrs,ou. who once cavortrd on some ,Iay~us at Michigan known as putnt-a-mluute teams His pi.- ture has been hanging there amid cobw'us s;unr t2"-. The rrm".n3,r ,1.t tl. mor, rece,t heroes of tLe past 'r A"at- Hn1ch iuclui"~ Churchill or Harvard Muller Of Cal itornia, Notr. bamea Four Horse men. roolcg Hubert Of Alabama, Bh" Hoffman or S-aU'0rI and Russ Saunders or Southern California, have attained degrees O. mus'ln-~s. depending On their periods ot con Hnomtu',
 E:2at thousand fans comprised cap4cul crowd that watched an in- augu4. rogruamanl O. Roses classic in iaag between Mlrhtc3u and Star- ford. LtIug up 10 their po.u--u- minute IlS-.ae-~. rha NoE-rlu"- had scored 4t pon.- against an exhaust ed Sra.sorI -nuup vuh several u1n- ut". ! fl I. '.. latr-- A this stag. caprao Fisher or Stanford gaap4l to Caw#u White Of M.emema
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 That ended The first Ns~ N.ars DaF gLa.t- on the coasf. HIh Nc4- gan d 4' 10 q w5uHer
 Close Game Expected
 Twenty: yaars latyr. none 5f H. Is anticipating a ouo-sided victor, for either Washington Sat, or Ala hama. the pr--rut contestants. ln- dIcauOns ro.n' 10 # close score anI a fierce struggle mol 10 be t,rminat- d un.il Gu inmates Of football have left both teams in q state Of eX- haus'loU.
 I.ach of toe te@1 contestants has participated la lGe N-" I,ars Dls- spectacle "tiuu ihe pr-t I5 years. AIauaHa accepted the invitation tao years handrunmug. winning from Waahin2tou m 1925. duu 10 some inspired playing by PooIc} Hubert and Johnny Mack Bro~n. and wing stanford ' 70 in It27 by reason Of some sa2ag, uatIiu- l. Clerk. Pnarra. Nu Winahu ana Jimmy Johnston
 W1aAma.oo >t9to'- sole appear "uce u.'or l1e holiday crowd it Fs.adrua o~rarreJ I5 years a.o when 2 u-N'Hs Cougar r.aIen cap- .a.urd n H-a clar}. o.u.cr. anI rolch"l or lo'8 l.. Rynd,r. cnowe,l ID 'H' rI...3-9a5. B.,rs of Brown lhiEsis.iE D. rCat o' .i 10 c.
 iIahaIna Confident
 Alabama haoTars again are count ing on lH" wagc Of Coach Wallace Wade 10 pull thea through. Twice they have s,cu Nade's lndarJoas emerge Wdefsatod. To cognt.r-baf- ance this baIfaa -- ouo Of similar #r"ns,h on raa ade O. Wasnfn~ton State-an wl :earrl r,cord I1 Tournament of fto@es competition.
 Records of the rivals are a4 sooI IS any t'am rIa.ung natIonal ro,- osHrlon, with tla ros>fsl. exception of No're Dame Earu has won min. soh"duIod games Alabama confined her conqn's entirely 10 DtSra op- non@o's. while Coac1 Bano llorIfn.- r"rE's r"HgHrs mad, a "oag-mfia Trek 10 TIGladstpua to .g1duc in. NtiEIo1a Wildcat.
 Comparative srorrs laut indica,. q slight edge for Alabama Tho Crimson Tide scored 9f7 points for an average of slightly more than v PoIn's per game. Washington Stat. iotaIed -is point something oyer -1-pont average. Alabama bp,i her opponents to 13 points ami Whtte-"ashod 4">ru of her nine foe Washington State allowed bu, ?, points against her, and held live rf- vals scoreless