The Washington times., 1932-11-10

gage AuOuSys
Anyhow, a survey Of the ma
ton revealed today, through the
resources Of the international
News Service, that college foot
ball for 1892 knows all too few
who are distinguished beyond the
commonplace and none who are
touched by the greatness with
which Grange and his kind
dramatized the headlines.
The year in football. as a mat
ter of fact, has had its personal
miSfortuneS. Such man might
have been King, Of the Army, as
deft an end as ever I've seen,
but he was permanently retired
by injuries a week ago. Such q
man very well could have been
Mohler, Of Southern California.
He was permanently retired by
injuries two weeks ago.
In addition, the Notre Dame
parade, always a little theatrical
but effective, has been neither
so far, the young men being pre-
occupied and even moroSe. In
fact, they aren't, trying to beat
each other to the headlines any
more. They've been too busy
trying to beat Anderson to the
players entrance.
The survey doesn't profess to
prove anything definite at this
early date, but only to disclose
tendencies. 1t shows, for in.
stance, that any one of three or
four men in the backfields at
Southern California and U. c. L.
A. Is capable of fine climax run
ming. It shows Harry Newman,
MICHIGAN, to be potentially the
quarterback Of the year, another
Friedman, in fact.
1t vouchsafes the information
that Johnny Cain at Alabama,
jim Hitchcock at Alabama Poly
and Don Zommerman at Tulane
have dominated every game
played by these teams to date;
that Beattie Feathers, of Ten
neSSee, is nobody's fool on run.
ming plays and neither are Vidal,
Army; Heller and Sebastian,
Pitt; Purvis, Purdue; Hilliard,
Texas, and half dozen others,
not excluding Chase, Brown, and
Montgomery, Columbia.
Among others named in the
survey and mentioned now be-
cause of their probable bearing
on the all-American situation
later were the following:
East-Matal, Columbia; Meadows.
Army. ends; Colehower, Pennsylvania,
and George. Cornell, tackles; Grenda,
Princeton; guards; Del Isoia, Fordham;
Gilbane. Brown; Hallowell, Harvard;
Engle, Pennsylvania, centers; Fields,
Army; Viviano, Cornell; Orchard, Har-
ward; Weinstock, Pitt; James, Princeton,
and Fishman, Dartmouth, backs.
Midwest-Backs, Rentner and Olson.
Northwestern; Manders and Lund, Min
nesota; thinner, Chicago; Berry. I'LL
nois; Mcclure, Wisconsin,: Velde, 1lli-
nois State Normal; sheeketski, Koken
and Jaskwhch, Notre Dame; Horst
State. End, Petoskey. Michigan; Hill
man, Ohio State; Host Notre Dame.
Linemen, Oehler, Purdue; Bernard,
Michigan: Kurth, Notre Dame; Rose
quist and Gailus, Ohio State.
South and Southwest-Backs. Roberts
Vanderbilt; Laney, Duke; HoAsclaw, Vir-
ginia Poly; Kercheval, Kentucky; spear
man and Oliver, Texas Christian; Bax-
ter, Southern Methodist; Dominique,
Texas A. and M. Ends, Fuqda, Southern
Methodist; Kreuter, Kentucky; Arlal,
Alabama Poly; Bachelor, Georgia.
Tackles, Aitken, Tennessee; McCollum,
Alabama Poly; Leyendecker, Wander
blt; Godfree, Alabama. Centers. Naples,
Tennessee; Porterfleld, Virginia Poly;
Rodriguez, Tulane.
West Coast northern section) Backs,
Broveili, ST. Mary's; Castro and Schal-
daCh, California; Caddell, Stanford;
Krause. GonzaEa: Mikuiuck. Oregon;
Sanders, Washington state; Tample,
Oregon State. Ends Gatty, San Fran
cisco: Nisbet Washington. Guards.
steponovich, ST. Mary's; corbus, Stan
RoFds