Evening star., 1932-11-29
-FOUR TEAMS LAND
TWO PLACES EACH
Group Honors to Pitt, Army,
Cornell, Penn-50 Writers
C0IIaborate.
BY EDWARD ]. NEIL,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

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n YEW YORK, November 30
M Pittsburgh, Cornell, Army
i Y and Pennsylvania share
top honors, each contribut-
Ing two men to the mythical all
Eastern foot ball team picked an
nually for the Associated Press
today by sports writer's.
One representative each from Colum-
bia, Fordham and Colgate, the latter
the sole undefeated, unscored-upon team
in the section, round out the first team.
Group honors for the second team
went to Brown, with three nominees,
but as a whole the choices for the re-
serve eleven were more widely scattered.
Columbia placed two men on the sec
ond team, Army, Cornell, Pittsburgh.
Fordham, Yale and Villanova one each.
A PPARENTLY the severe injury of
"A Dick King, Army's great end, who
suffered a broken leg in the Har-
ward game, alone kept the Cadets from
placing three men on the first team.
As 1t was, King, rated almost unami-
mously by the experts as the greatest
end in the country up to the time Of
his injury, trailed just far enough be-
hind Joe Skladany, Pitts burly wing
man, and Jose Martinez -Zorrilla, the
Mexican jumpingjack Of Cornell, to
slip to the second team along with Tony
Natal, fiery, red-headed Columbia end
The ballots of SO sports writer's chose
Of any coach in the Nation.
At quarterback the scribes placed
Cliff Montgomery, the limber-hipped
Columbia ball carrier, splendid passer,
kicker, field general, along with his
ability as broken field runner. Mont
gomery was the general f1rst-string
choice over Bob Chase, Brown quarter
back. and received more votes than any
other back named.
ITO run with Montgomery from the
i halfback positions, the experts
chose Warren Heller, mainstay Of
the Pittsburgh offense, and volatile little
Pick" Vidal of Army, who ran wild
all season until stopped short by Notre
Dame Saturday. There was little oppo-
sition to the choice of Capt. Bart vi
viano of Cornell for fullback, power
house back, whose line plunging and
tackling haver been features of the
Ithacans' play for three years.
"Howie" Colehower, big, fast tackle,
and Roy Engle, great defensive center,
O0Ln HeQnSylVa01a StalWaTLS, were IaT
In front in the votes for the line posts.
Milton Summerfelt, Army guard and
captain, also overshadowed his oppo-
sition.
Walter. Usdavinis, Fordham tackle,
who was In every minute Of all his
teams games, this season, was, paired
with Co1ehower at tackle. Bob Kew
pie" Smith, Colgate captain and brill
liant running guard, was picked to team
with Summerfelt.
EoR the first time since the naming
l. of All-Easterns began, two broth
ers-Capt. Bill Gilhane, at full
back, and Tom Gilbane. at center, both
Of Brown-made the second team, along
with Bob Chase, the Bruin quarterback.
In the second-team backfield Bob
Iassiter, Ya1e's outstanding ball car
rier, and George Whitley Randour Of
villanova won the halfback nomina-
lions over such stars as "Whitey" Ask
Of Colgate, Don Kellett OF Penn, Mike
Sebastian of Pittsburgh. Jack Orchard
Ct Harvard, Chung Hoon of Navy and
Ken Fields of Army.
Ralph Wolfendale Of Fordham and
Steve Grenda, Columbia captain, were
awarded the second-team guard posts,
with ABE" George of Cornell and
Frank Walton of Pittsburgh, two mas
sive linemen, at the tackles.