Evening star., 1932-11-24
Gross Gets Laurels on Line
Catholic University Tackle Given Generous Rating BY Coaches
of Teams Opposing Brookland Eleven.

/ his wallop from spending his Summers
| In Minnesota lumber camp. His home
is in Minneapolis.
This is the young mans second year,
his first being marred on occasions by
q bruised leg, but not enough 10 have
caused him to get favorable comment
from Eastern coaches.
With Tommy Whalen, Bus Sheary,
Charley Mcvean, Jankowski and
other scintIlating backs performing
to fill the spotlight thrown ON the
team, Phil Is sometimes overlooked.
When you are looking for q tackle to
balance your "All-Grifith Stadium"
eleven, take q squint at this sturdy
young man on the Cardinal line against
Loyola Saturday. Lasts year he threw
the Baltimoreans into panic
Here is a little birdseed from vari-
GUS battlefronts Of sports which may
be news to the trade:
Harry Stuhldreher of ViIanova, may
not return to tutor the Wildcasts.
scholarships, as at Georgetown, will be
banned at the Philadelphia Catholic
school to conform with an association
rule, and that's ont all .rumor has 1t
that Lawson Robertson, track coach at
Penn, will not return. neither Will
Rusty CaIlow, crew coach. 1t Is pos
sible, too, that Harvey Harman, grid
coach at the Pennsylvania school, may
give way to some one else. as the Gates
plan tightens.
uide, and the big lights of the game
are passing aaody. s.tDiu the Gus
TONERS like it?. .tD1it and see.
Heine Miller, though giving Temple
a nationally known eleven this year,
may lose his coaching job. another
tip Is that Stuhldreher has been ask
ed to take reduction in salary at
Villanoya-and can't see It.. "a Cali
fornia golfer drives ball 10 miles from
mountain top to prove that the silly
season in golf still is on. Who Is the
light-heavyweight boxing champion o.
is George Nichols Of Buffalo, N. Y....
King Levinsky meets Primo Carnera,
the ambling Alp, in Chicago this month
in a "what-about-i battle. Tony
Stets. a young Lithuanian fighter from
the coal regions of Pennsylvania, VIII
soon show at frankie Mann's CLUB:
he is a welterweight managed by Pete
Moran's brother. he recently whipped
Stumpy Jacobs down in Norfolk.
Upheaval In wrestling. New York
and Baltimore commissioners baIk-
ing at the slap-stick tactics being
used.
But Stranger Lewis dumped Jack
Sherry the other night. using only the
real wrestling technique. and the Gus
toners booed. but clown bonebender
buffooned for an hour and got big
hand wrestling's meeting up with
the depression d. but 1t will come back,
better for the rebuke.
English soccer promoters are going
10 try rubber solution on playing fields
to keep them from being soggy in bad
weather. it might solve the question
of what to do with used wads Of chew
ing gum. Joe Stecher and Jim Londos
tonight in Philadelphia, with the bally-
hoo very light. Brown or Colgate may
get the call to the Rose Bowl this year
to play the Far Western champ.
Dutch Bergman, they tell me, Is
the highest-prfced gridiron coach In
the District and enuirons, and is
north ttDice the amount no matter
pladt the figures.
George washington University's foot
ball schedule for 1888, let me inform
the anxious, viii not be ready until the
latter part of next month, TO give the
conference teams chance to first
patch up their dates. and graduation
is going to take q thorough swipe at
the G. W. team, stars soon concluding
their college foot ball careers being
Kriemelmeyer, Fenlon. Carter. Slaird,
Nelson. Chambers, Mulvey. Galloway
and Blackstone Oklahoma had to
give up lot of fight to hold back Ne
braska to 5-to-0 tally last week, and
this may count in today's combat. ;.
Visitors tell me that Blackstone, the
keep of the "Ali-G Grif1th Stadium"
eleven. and when the boys gather
around to tell me lot more gossip I'll
pass 1t along. !.