Evening star., 1933-12-18
Warburton Leads Gridders.

MOT all the base ball acclaim went
I'm to Huhbell. For his skill In lead
ing the Giants to the world
championship. Manager Bill Terry re-
Ceived eight votes and tied with Glenn
Cunningham, Kansas miller, for fifth
place. Chuck Klein, the Philly slugger
recently traded to the Chicago Cubs,
collected five votes for topping the Ma
tional League hitters. This was one more
than the total for Jimmie Foxx, ace
batsman of the American League. Lou
Gehrig was mentioned on only one
ballot and Babe Ruth not at all
There were six votes each for Jack
Westrope, champion jockey of the year,
and Barney Ross, the new lightweight
boxing champion. Cotton Warburton
of Southern California all-America
quarterback, topped the foot ball play
erS with five votes. Max Baer enjoyed
Az margin over Primo Camera, the
world heavyweight fistic champion.
Following is the complete tabulation
of the 1888 vote:
Carl Hubbell, leading major league
pitcher and world series hero, SIS; Jack
Lovelock, world l-mile record holder,
..25; Johnny Goodman, United States
sopen golf champion, 10; Fred Perry,
hBrttish Davis Cup star and United
States tennis champion. Is; Bill Terry,
manager of the world-champion Giants,
g; Glenn Cunningham, national 1900
meter and 1-mile champion, 8; Barney
Ross, world lightweight boxing cham
pion, 6; Jack Westrope, United States
champion jockey, 6; Densmore Shute,
British open golf champion S: Chuck
pion. 5: Irvine (CottonD Warburton,
aIl-America foot ball quarterback. 5;
Jimmie FoXx, American League batting
champion, 4; Bill Bonthron, America
1-mile record holder, 4: Max Baer,
heavyweight boxer, 4; Jack Buckler,
Army's all-America halfback.
One for Joe Cronin.
1.-TWO votes each for following:
, George T. Dunlap; jr, United
- States amateur golf champion;
Primo Carnera, world heavyweight
: boxing champion: Jack Medica, ma
tional swimming champion; Herbert Q.
! (Fritz) Crisler, Princeton foot BAN
One each for following: Tony Can
zoneri,, former lightweight champion
boxer: Joe Cronin. manager OF wash
fngton Senators; Michael Scott, British
amateur golf champion; Tommy Lough-
ran. Philadelphia heavyweight boxer;
Eddie Shore, Boston hockey player; Sir
Malcolm Campbell, world record holder
for automobile speed: Gerard Cassidy,
stroke of Harvard crew; Gene Sarazen,
P G. A champion; Bill hewitt. pro-
fessional foot ball star with Chicago
Bears; Joe Hauser Of Minneapolis
holder of minor league home run rec
ord; Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette. ma
tiona1 sprint champion; Everett Mar
shall, professional wrestler; Harry
Kipke, Michigan foot ball coach; George
Refs, champion speedboat driver; Lou
Gehrig, holder of major league consec-
utive playing record; Glenn Hardin Of
Louisiana State, national 400-meter
hurdles champion; Lou Brouillard, for
mer middleweight boxing champion;
willis Ward. Michigan foot ball player:
Cy Grant. Georgia foot ball player; FL
ner j. Boeseke, jr., California polo star |;
Jack Crawford, Australian, French and
Wimbledon tennis champion; Fred
Crawford, Duke foot ball player and
All-America tackle; Willie Goggin, run
1er-up for P. G. A. title; Roderick
Stephens, jr., transoceanic yachtsman;
Gar Wood, holder of Harmsworth tro-
ply for speedboats.
(Tomorrow; Results of poll on women
athletes.)