The Washington times., 1935-07-17


in North Hunk Anderson
Carolina" said Col. HEARTILY
Anderson. Duke is just Is
miles from Raleigh, and Uni
verSity Of North Carolina is 30
miles. Wake Forest is IA miles
away.
"The alumni live within 200
miles of the schools, and If q
team comes to the end Of a
season indicated, or even
with q good record, the old
grads just boil into town for
the big games. The rivalry is
terrific down there, and the
fans know good football.
"The interest is not confined
to football by any means"
continued Colonel Anderson.
1--WE put on the Southern Con-
ference basketball tournament
at Raleigh and we draw $4,000
a day, filling the gymnasium
to capacity afternoon and
night. If we had the capacity
of Butler, which accommodates
$4,000 we would have the same
crowds down there in Carolina.
"NOw take Duke in baseball"
said Colonel Anderson in his
best after dinner style. "Jack
Combs is coach over there and
he certainly knows how to de-
velOp ball teams. In fact, we
have some very expert coaches
down in our neck of the woods,
and we have some fine ma
terial.
PUBLIC INTEREST HIGH
"Public interest is very
strong in the affairs Of the
Southern Conference and the
Southeastern Conference. They
love the game and what's more
they turn out for it.
"What about the football sea-
son at North Carolina Slater"
Anderson was asked. .
"We're apt to have q pretty
good team" came the ready an
swer. 1--WE have a couple Of
freshmen backs down there who
look as if they should develop
into a pretty fair sort Of ball
carriers. One of these is Cow
boy Robinson and another is
Eddie BerlinSky.
II must tell you about Cowboy
Robinson" said Anderson. "ROb-
inson comes from Wallace.
Idaho. He stands about 6 feet 1
inch in height and runs the 100
in track clothes in close to 10
seconds. Robinson is natural
ball carrier. He runs with his
weight balanced we'll forward,
and just before he's hit he has
a knack of letting himself 60 in
a way that picks up three or
four yards extra.
II predict big things for the
Cowboy. And then there's Ber-
linsky who halls from Bloom
field, New Jersey. He is a sophie
more this year. He was all New
Jersey scholastic tackle two
years ago, and he was q real
good football player last year.
captain Worth, at guard is
of the NOtre Dame type, ITO
pounds and a hard hitting man.
If all things go well, I'm going
to move Farrar from fullback
to running guard ON the other
side of the line. He's q husky
big kid who hits them hard. He
can 60 out for an end or q rush
line back according to the play.
and he hits hard.
RATING JUSTIFIED
"Our center, is SabO; a senior
who was chosen all Southern
center. His rating was entirely
justified by his style Of play.
No one could have played better
football than SabO.
"T'm particularly interested in
the development Of Helms" said
Col. Hunk Anderson with .
shake of his head. Here's . kid
who is patterned after the lines
of Joe Kurth, one Of the great
est tackles Notre Dame ever
produced.
Helms has the same broad
shoulders, the tapering waist
and the powerful arms that
Kurth had. He has speed and
range, and he's aggressive. He
is green, and makes plays that
a more experienced man would
not make. But he will come
along all right. He's going to
make considerable football
player.
"And lest we forget" he said
in his low voice, "Jack Schwartz,
from Everett, looks like a whale
of q football player He is
rated as one Of the great pass
ing backs Of the territory up
there where they produce good
football players. We're hoping
that he will live up to promise"
BOARD NINE TRIUMPHS