Evening star., 1934-10-30
LUND AND LARSON
LIKELY TO REPEAT
Also Have Kostka and Be.
van-SouthWest Prominent
in Considerations.
BY ALAN GOULD.
Assoc ated Press Sports Editor.


n YEW YORK, October 30
The all-America melting pot
Is showing signs Of boiling
again. The annual rush to
stir it up is we'll under way. If Knute
Rockne were alive he would suggest
the boys are beginning to collect their
breath and clippings for the final race
for seats at the all-star table.
November, bringing on traditional
and severe tests for the collegiate foot
ball talent. will give the experts their
best chance to weigh the evidence ac-
cumulated SO far. whether its emf
nently fair or not, the fact is that
first impressions linger longest It's
difficult to dislodge from the list a
halfback who runs wild in October,
even though he may skid in the clos
ing stages of the campaign and yield
the November headlines to rival ball
carriers.
Minnesotans in Limelight.
IN THE basis of reports at hand,
~ the Middle West again will play
a strong hand in the all Ameri-
ca popularity 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 on 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-crack-
ing exploits are such as to develop
comparisons with two celebrated pred
ecessors, Herb Joesting and Bronko
Nagurski, both all-Americans in their
day.
The Southwest, with an array of
especially strong teams that have
made big intersectional impression
this season, also has put forward a
flock OF candidates for all-star recog-
milton. Rice, Southern Methodist and
Texas undoubtedly include some ex.
centional talent in their line-ups.
Cotton Warburton, all-America
quarterback on a high-ranking South
ern California team in 1888, isn't being
heard about so much this year be-
cause the Trojans have taken nose
dive It's the old story Of the spot
light being turned on the winner.
Meanwhile victorious Stanford'S
fullback Bobby Grayson, is beginning
to justify the enthusiastic predictions
made for him after last season. and
Armys triple-threat, Texas Jack Buck
Ter. has picked up where he left off as
a member of the 1888 au-America
cast.
Some of Grid Aces.
VX11THoUT attempting either to
" rate the individual performers
so far or to make the list COM
plete, here's partial nlidseason roster
Of college stars:
Ends-Larson, Minnesota; Goodwin,
West Virginia; Moscrip, Stanford;
Morse. oregon: Redding, North Caro-
lima State; Edwards. Army; Kelly,
Harvard Borden, Fordham; Rupert,
Kentucky.
State: Blaine, Illinois Wesleyan; Cut
ter, Navy; Pacetti. Wisconsin: Orr,
Southern Methodist; Lee, Alabama:
Bailey, Tennessee.
Guards-Bevan. Minnesota: Bar
clay, North Carolina; Gryboski IL
linois: Stillman. Army: Gundlsch,
Harvard: Ormiston. Pittsburgh; John,
Princeton: Davis. Yale.
Centers-Coates, Texas; Robinson.
Tulane; Arthur Rice; Kalbaugh,
Princeton: Robinson. Notre Dame.
Quarterbacks-Munja Pittsburgh:
Goddard, Washington State; War
burton. Southern California; Seidel,
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. Ci-
cago; Barabas, Columbia Simons. Tu-
lane: Wilson, Southern Methodist;
Wallace, Rice; Hilliard, Texas: Mickal,
Louisiana State; Warmbein, Michigan
State: Buivid Marquette; Leemans,
George Washington; Levan, Prince
ton: Cornelius, Duke; Mattox. Wash
ington and Lee; Kern, Colgate; Al
banese, Syracuse: Heekin. Ohio State;
Hobin. Holy Cross; Vaughan, Tennes-
see: Pilney Notre Dame; Caldwell,
Nebraska: Williams, California.
Fullbacks Kostka. Minnesota;
Grayson. Stanford; Crayne, Iowa;
Weinstock. Pittsburgh; Clark, Navy;
Elser, Notre Dame, Stancook, Army.