The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-12
BY CHRISTY WALSH
Member, All American Board of Football
Greg. U. S. Pat. Office.)


Member, All American Board of Football
Greg. U. S. Pat. Onice.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 12-All-Amer-
Y lea Ratings. for games OF
Nov. 5, finds six names appearing
for the first time. Harry Newman
heads the list for his great indi-
vidual performance against Indi-
ana at Bloomington last Saturday
The tits of Nov. 5 produced a
number of high-class stars and
nearly every section of the country
is represented in this weeks group
Of Selects" The following players
will receive a card of merit issued
by the All-America Board of Foot
ball:
NEWMAN
Michigan--After running back an In
diana punt. followed by his 34-yard
| twisting run, Newman later took the ball
from center on third down. deceived the
for. the only touchdown of the game. He
added one point with a goal kick and
almost single-handed defeated a stub
born Indiana challenger.
DANOWSKI
OF rejuvenated and inspired Fordham
oftense. AS, ball carrier and blocker
ne repeatedly bowled over Saint Mary $
repeated quick-kicks kept the Gaels deep
In their own territory.
GRIFFITH
Southern CamfOrnia-PlaEiyg a conn
bination of quarter back and full back.
ne started the landslide against California
with touchdown in the first quarter. In
the third quarter he repeated with two
more touchdowns and throughout the game
gave a thrilling exhibition of line smash
ing and open field running.
NISBET
Washington-This end is what they call
coach has praised his work He played a
ing to Pop Warner. member. Aii-America
Board of Football 'Nisbet has no weak
nesses."
AIabama-The savage blocking and
tackling OF Alabamas southpaw full back.
Virginia Poly. When Cain, injured two
weeks ago. returned to the lineup, Ala
bama's morale rose 90 per cent and won
the = game for the Crimson Tide. according
to Zipp Newman of the Birmingham News
VIDAL
United States Military Academy-Eddie
America Board Of Football rates this
standing offensive backs of the year. His
sensational open field running and speed
wrecked Harvard's chances at Cambridge.
CORPUS
Stanford-This guard is rated all-Amer-
lca by coast authorities. particularly for
his fine offensive and defensive work in a
close game against Washington last
saturday. Throughout the season Corbus
mas been deadly blocker and interferer
ZIMMERMAN
Tulane-In the game against Georgia
Iech, according to W. A. Alexander mem
per All-Amertca Board Of Football Zim-
norman proved his right for all-America
consideration. This 190- pound back can
40 eyerytnlng-punt, block, tackle and has
speed and grace.
HINCHMAN
Ohio State-Turning in one of the he's,
games OF his football career. this BlIckevs
captain TOOK the play from Northwestern, =
1outeo passing combination and Ohio STATE
n,Jr.;Dy lop-sioed score. Either by his
SEi;rsHig, passing or running with the hall
. .naua1 was a factor in every poini
BROVELLI
II. Mary's-This plunging. tirelesx dvna-
nv itio leceiVeo the greatest personal ovation
-S is saturday ever given to a visjtino
P.Sy CT IN the history Of New York foot
paA- broVellis team was defeated mi
ne Iates all-America because Of MI
ssilazlng grit and determination. Hf
Az SSSf4Sso' lacked, smashed interference and
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