The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-05
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BY CHRISTY WALSH
Member, All America Board of Football
(ReR. U. S. Pat Office


reg. U. S. Pat Office
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Paul Moss,
great Purdue end, made All-America
Ratings this week for the second
time this fall and Heller, half back,
of Pittsburgh, also repeated. Roy
Horstmann, Purdue full back. also
is mentioned for his fine play
against N. Y. U. last Saturday.
Competition is becoming keener
and Weekly Ratings at this time
and from now on are important and
doubtless will indicate the warriors
selected will have an excellent
chance to survive the final test.
The ten stars selected for out
standing performances in games of
Oct. 20 by the manager of the ALL
America Board follow:
JAMES
Princeton-Here's the one boy Michigan
blocking he showed one of the finest
SHsSSps Of bs tRs year
limited to nine plays in the first half.
and James of Princeton, received most
of the credit.
CoIumbia-Lewis Burton, New York
American, rates Wilder the best center at
Columbia in many years. He passes the
ball consistently. backs up the line savage
~ and against Cornell made many tackles
behind the line of scrimmsge
BERNARD
Michigan-Another great center and
rated this week by Fritz Crisler, Prince
ton coach. He made nearly every tackle
Princeton IN" would aid have marched ''s right shf
down the field but for the powerful
Bernard. Coach Crisler pronounced
Bernard the most valuable player in the
GILBERT
st. MAry's-Rated by Milt Phinney,
Oakland Tribune, as one of the best tackles
on the Pacific Coast. He played smash
and his tackling' featured st. Mary's one
point victory.
FRANKovITCH
University Of California clos Angeles)-
Pop Warner, member All America Board
ward passerS of the Pacific coast. Against
Stanford he showed all around ability, no
matter which side mad the ball.
ROBERTS
vanderbilt-Coach Alexander. also a
member OF the All America Board of Foot,
ball. rates Roberts as one of the best all
around players in Dixie and calls him the
hardest running back he has seen this
nne kicker. vicious blocker and a power
on defense.
GILvANE
Brown-In this upset game It was Bill
Gilvane's magnificent blocking. his great
defensive play and aggressive work on
offense that brought victory to Brown over
Harvard, according to Eddie Casey OF the
All America Board.
HELLER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notre Dame this
speedy player made the experts forget his
marvellous ball carrying by reason Of his
amazing defensive play. His consistent
tackling behind the line Of scrimmsge
was the chief factor in wearing down No
ire Dame and eventually in breaking the
Irish morale.
MOSS
Purdue-This fiashy player from the
middle west gave the east a stunning ex-
hibition OF end play. Moss and his team
mate Roy Horstmann. full back. were the
big Berthas against N. Y. U. and between
them scored four touchdowns.
LASSITER
Yaie--Thls whirlwind half back from
Dixie came into his own against Dart
mouth. Lassiter played almost the entire
game. was a power on rushing the ball
and bulwark on defense. When Crowley
was injured. Lassiter added some great
kicking 70 his versatile performance.
Copyright, 1881. BY The christy Walsh
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