The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-30
C0pHERS HAVE LUND,
LARSON, K0S7KA AND
BEVAN IN PROSPECT
Warburton, 1888 Choice, Loses
Popularity as Trojans
Take Nose Dive
EARLY CANDIDATES LISTED
Army's Texas Jack Buck|er
Picks Up Where He Left
OFT last Year

New York, oct. 30.-t4'-The ALL
American melting pot is showing
signs Of boiling again. The annual
rush to set it up is well under way.
If Knute Rockne were alive he would
suggest the boys are beginning to col
lect their breath and clipping for the
final race for seats at the all-star
table.
November, bringing on tradition
and severe tests for the collegiate
football talent. will give the experts
their best chance to weigh the evil
dence accumulated so far, whether
it's eminently fair or not. the fact
is that first impressions linger long
est.
On the basis Of reports at hand
the middle west again will play
strong hand in the All-Ameica po-
pularity rolls. mainly because Of the
attention attracted by Minnesota's
juggernaut. The Gopher captain,
Francis pug Lund and his team
mate, Frank (Butch) Larson, at end,
were OH the all-star rolls last year.
Both are conspicuous again but the
tom-toms are also being beaten for
two other stalwarts in the Minnesota
cast, Stan Kostka at fullback and
Bill Bevan at guard. Kostka's line
cracking exploits are such as to de-
velop comparisons with two celebrat-
ed predecessors, Herb Joesting and
Bronko Nagurski, both All-Americans
In their day.
Warburton Falters
Cotton Warburton, all American
quarterback on q high-ranking South
ern California team in 1888. isn't
being heard about so much this year
because the Trojans have taken q
nose dive. It's the old story Of the
spotlight being turned on the win
ner.
Meanwhile victorious Stanfords
fullback, Bobby Grayson, Is beginning
to Justify the enthusiastic predictions
made for him after last season and
Army's triple-threat, Texas Jack
Buckler, has picke6 up where he LEFT
off as q membe1bof the 1893 ALI
America cast.
Without attempting either to rate
the individual performers 50 far or
to make the list complete, here's
partial mid-season roster Of college
stars:
Ends-Larson, Minnesota; Good
win. West Virginia: Moscrip, Stan
ford: Morse, Oregon; Redding, North
Carolina State: Edwards. Army; KEEL
ly, Harvard; Borden. Fordham; Ru-
pert, Kentucky.
Tackles-Theodoratus, Washington
State; Blaine. Illinois Wesleyan;
Cutter, Navy; Pacetti, Wisconsin;
Orr, Southern Methodist; Lee, Ala
bama: Bailey. Tennessee.
0uards-Bevan. Minnesota: Bar
clay. North Carolina; Gryboski, I'LL
nois; Stillman, Army; Gundlach, Har-
ward: Ormiston, Pittsburgh; John
Princeton; Davis, Yale.
Centers-Coates, Texas; Robinson
Tulane: Arthur, Rice: Kalbaugh
Princeton; Robinson, Notre Dame.
Seidel Gets Call
Observation-Disclosures, Pittsburgh;
0OOOaGOs W0C4NAlStOu 0toeCs wa
burton, Southern California; 6eidel
Minnesota; Brown, Florida; Beynon
Illinois: Finn, Chicago; Sothoron
Maryland.
Halfbacks-Buckler, Army; Lund
Minnesota: Berries. Navy; Howell
Alabama: Shepherd. Western Mary.
land: Purvis, Purdue; Berwanger
Chicago; Barabas, Columbia; simons
Tulane; Wilson, Southern Methodist
Wallace. Rice: billiard, Texas: Mick.
al, Louisiana State: Warmbein, Mich
igan State; Buivid, Marquette; Lee.
mans, George Washington; Levan
Princeton; Cornelius, Duke; Mattox
washington g. Lee; Kern, Colgate
Albanese, Syracuse; Heekin, Ohio
State: Hobin. Holy Cross; Vaughan
Tennessee: Pilney, Notre Dame: Card
well, Nebraska; Williams, California
Fullbacks-KoStka, Min nes ota
Grayson, Stanford; Crayne, Iowa
Weinstock, Pittsburgh: Clark, Navy
Elser, Notre Dame; Stancook, Army.