Evening star., 1932-11-26
BY TOM DOERER.

IN ESPITE Joe Faculty's de-
emphasis complex, with its
- consequent damper on in
dividualism, both profess
sional and amateur experts in
this bailiwick have plenty of stars
from which to pick in naming an
honor team from among players
who have appeared in the games
played at Griffith Stadium this
season.
Though backs are in greater
abundance than linemen, due
again to the changes in the rules
which ten6 to eliminate spectacu-
lar line play, there still are many
who have displayed more than
average ability in the local COM
bats.
Iowa, Bucknell. Western Maryland.
Oklahoma, Duquesne, -Elkins,
Vanderbilt and Alabama, among the
forwards, while line play on the local
elevens has been better, in spots. than
in recent years, though naturally lees
sensational.
In the selections received for
Louie the Barber's "aIl- -Griffith Sta
dium" eleven, many of the smart
linemen who came here earlier i'm
the season have been overlooked.
The vivid memory of a recent piece
Of work causes the fan to forget a
similar, or even better, bit Of play
earlier in the year.
/. However, votes for Roberts and For
tune OF Vanderbilt, and Teyro and
Laws of Iowa, for backfield choices
are in abundance, while Gracey Of
Vandy, Urban of Chattanooga. VIII
Hanson of Georgetown and White of
Catholic U. are getting attention for
the center positions. For other jobs
in the forward wall, Fraatz of C. u
is getting a lot of attention, while
Cherry of Oklahoma, also an end. made
many admirers by his work here on
Thanksgiving day Slaird and Stew
art Of G. w. have followers. while
Hoppe Of Western Maryland. and Jallr
OF North Dakota State, have polled
some votes.
MiSSpelled names, incorrectly
giuen positions and phone inquiries
indicate that the cash customers,
pressed By more important matters,
are naonentdrily forgetting their
stars; youngsters 1Uho, on the day
they played here, dreU cheers which
indicated they Uould not soon be
forgotten.
Here is a list Of good players who
have shown their wares at Griffith Sta
dunn during the Season-just a few
some OF whom are getting mention in
the balloting:
Ends Cherry. cornut, Oklahoma;
Mulvey, Chambers, George
Washington; Wood, Maryland; Hudson,
Carolan. Georgetown: Swain and Leach,
Alabama; Blissman, Western Maryland;
Fisher and Samuelson, Iowa; Meyers,
Jacobson, North Dakota State; Hender-
son. Meyers, William and Mary; Fraatz,
Fleming, Catholic University.
TackIae Haag, Oklahoma; Nelson,
"o"'SS Slaird G. W; Rouizer, Md;
Katalinas, Georgetown; Sandusky,
Western Maryland: Leyendecker,
Vandy; w. Stewart, William and Mary;
Gross, G. u; James and Bergcamp,
Guards Bashara, Oklahoma; Stew
N"A' "o art, B. Parrish, G.. W.;
Lyons, C. u; Hoppe, Western Mary
lnad; Dolly, Moore. Iowa; Jahr, North
Dakota State: Martone. Western Mary
land; Tally, Vandy; Decardo, Duquesne,
cnntare Young, Oklahoma; Bridges,
00''e0iS Western Maryland; White,
C. U; Farina, Bucknell; Williamson, G.
u; Edmonston, W. Va. Wesleyan; Ur-
ban, Chattanooga; Blackstone, G. w;
Howes, Alabama; Vaniewsky, Catawba;
Magnussen, Iowa; Kopp, Davis-Elkins;
Kerr, Marines; Paris, North Dakota
State; Gracey, Vandy.
Pocke whelan, Sheary, Jankowski,
Do1no C. u: Dunlap, Oklahoma;
Fenlon, Carter, Kriemelmeyer, McCar-
ver,. G. W.: Poppelman, Woods, Md;
Shimmens, Kennedy. Kelly, Viskovitch,
G. u; Walker, Cain, Mosley, 'Bama;
Merge, Shepperd, Dunn, Western Mary
land; Teyro, Laws. Iowa: Robertson.
Zeher, Marines; Fluharty, Davis-Elkins;
Hansen, North Dakota State; Fortune,
Roberts, Vandy; Chalko, William and
Mary, De Luca, Sullivan, Duquesne;
Reznichak, Vetter, Myer, Bucknel.
It Is the great Wattaman of sports
idea to take the consensus of the bal
lotting and name citizens "All-Grf-
fifth Stadium" eleven, a team composed
of players which the trade has seen In
action. And, therefore, one that should
amount to something.
Louie's public choice tDill be pub
Rshed In The Star merit Wednesday.
Hustle along your picks, and do not
forget that some OF the local backs
and linemer hare done smart toork
this gear. There hore been great