The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-09

its a dlfterenC story now.
 The countryside from Maine to the GllE. of the Pacific slopes to the dominiop Is dotted with good kickers-punters, placement boot CTS and dropkickers. Every sector boasts of a dozen or more guys with the ability to set the aval dawn inside an opponents 10-yard stripe and have 1t hop Of ou bounds. And the returns from the field goal department certainly in- dicate that games can be won Dy more ways than running up toucn- downs.
 Hewctt Is Able Bootcr
 In the east, the names of hve Remarkable punters stand out. They are McNamara, of New York U. Wood of Harvard, Hewitt or Columbia, Morton of Dartmouth and Ferraro of Cornell. Wood ana Hewitt also have uncanny drop ickink ability. The latter who won two games last year solely by the field goal route. He also has s. va I'd dropkick to his credit this season. And Morton counted twice by placement kicks against Yale, giving Dartmouth tie in the game with Yale.
 Other good punters along the eastern front are Booth and Par ker of Yale, Murphy of Fordham' Fields of Army, Fishel if Syracuse, Armentrout of Cahnegie Tech, and Grossman of Rutgers. Smith or Penn. Slack of New Hampshire. wilson of W. and J., Gerstenstein of c. C. N. Y., and several others have recorded field goals this sea son, some of them game winners. Olson's Long Punt Helps Wildcats
 Most of the midwestern Kicking talent that pushes an opponent back in the shadow of his goal posts is concentrated in the toes of Marehmont Schwartz of Notre Dame, Clarence Mum of Minne- sota and Ollie Olson of Northwest ern. There three are at least the the equal of any other trio In the country. Of this group, Olson Is the only field goal booter. His 34-yard dropkick against ohio State Is the second longest of the current sea- son.
 There are several more fine kick eIb III LHc ulbol5olPpA NahNJ A~6AO'' Berry of Illinois, Monnett of Mich igan State, Weller of Haskell, Cra- 1ner of Ohio State and others are excellent punters. [ Carl Zeyher, quarterback of little Muskingum colleges unbeat- en eleven, booted three field goals in one game, which stands as tho seasons high mark. Henry Cron- Kite. Indian back on Bo McMil- lan'g Kansas State team. made the seasons longest fe I goal, q 45- yarder against We. jirginia. 9th CTS to break in wi,. scores from the field were MasterSon of Nebras- ka. Worthington of Creighton, Par saca of Detroit and Monnett of Michigan State
 Cain Boots 'Em Left Ht-Footcd
 In real bunting ability, the south and southwest sectors are getting sensational results from Felts of Tulane, Chandler of Georgia, Hitchcock of Auburn, Cain of Ala bama, Roy of Texas. Wallace of Rice and Mason of Southern Meth odist.
 Cain and Chandler deserve to he ranked with the great kickers of all time. cain is a lef-footed booter. Both Dixie kickeds rate in Il class with Kipke, Carideo and some others.
 These two regions also have been active in the revival of the field goal as a means of gridiron suc- cess. Both Boswell and Texas Christian and Blanton of Texas won games this fall via the field goal route. Other field goal kickers fin Dixie were Jeffries of Sewanee and Lynch of Mt St Marys.
 No Kickcrs Shortage on Coast
 They don't go in for field goals on a large scale west of the Rocky Mountains, but once in while they kick one, and it's long one. Lyle Meskells 4S-yard placement kict gave Washington State q victory over Washington last year. And this season field goals have bech recorded by Dlckerson of Colorado Western State. StenZil of Colorado and Bischoff of Utah.
 Pop Warner and Howard Jones believe in hanging on to the ball as long as possible. but when they let it go, they usually have sterling hunter to give 1t ride. The stan ford booter this season is Phil Mai fatt. little ripple threat star. The ace kicker of the Trojan eleven ie Gaius (Gus) Shaver, reformed fullback now covorting at quarter back.
 Other fine punters on the coaSl are Brovelli of St Mary's Fufford of Washington and Gee Of oregon If was the latter's kicking thaI held off New York U's belated ef' forts to avert defeat at the hand: of Dr Spears westerners