Evening star., 1937-08-29
PROS MUST FACE
BEST OF TOSSERS
Big-Score Battle Expected
as Packers Play Pick
of '36 College Lot.
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~H1cAGo, August 2s-They
call it foot balls dream
\ game, but this years crop Of
college allstars Is primed to
make it nightmare of forward
passes for the Green Bay Packers.
champions of the professional foot
ball world, Wednesday night at
Soldier Field
Charles Emile GUS Dorais Of the
University of Detroit, an old hand at
such things, has directed the priming.
Close to 10000 fans who have tickets
for the fourth annual scrap between
collegianS and professionals are likely
to see what they have been expecting
for three yearS-a spectacular scoring
carnival. If it does connect, where
its predecessors missed, as a thrilling
touchdown display, aerial maneuvers
probably will be responsible
Great Passers With An Stars.
THE 100000 fans who elected
Dorais head coach of the ALL
Stars also handed him almost every
famous paSser of the 1896 college
season in his squad of IS stalWarts
He has Texas Christians Sammy
Baugh, Ray Buivid of Marquette Ed
Goddard of Washington State, Vernon
Huffman of Indiana. Tippy Dye Of
Ohio State, Julie Alfonso of Mime
sofa, Sam Francis of Nebraska and
Byron Haines Of Washington as his
gunners, and has fashioned his bid
for triumph around them.
Dorais started producing forward
passing surprises during his under
graduate days at Notre Dame. hook
ing up with the late Knute Rockne.
They made the Army daffy with
aerials in 1918 Seven or eight years
ago at Detroit, he sprang LLOYD
BRAZIL, a brilliant HEAVIER. on the
Titans' foes, and more recently used
the talented arm Of Douglas Mott as
Detroits chief weapon
Baugh to Be Main Gun.
RAUGH, elected captain of the all
stars, will be the main gun. His
expert passing has amazed even Dorais
and his assistants, Elmer Layden Of
Notre Dame, Lynn Waldorf of North
western, Bernie Moore Of Louisiana
State and Jimmy Phelan Of Washing
ton. Buivid, Marquette's all-America
halfback, is hardly less dangerous, and
spots have been picked in advance for
the others, particularly Francis, Haines
and Alfonso, who are southpaws.
Another all-America ace, Gaynell
7 ,1'a 60, Il
Merle Wendt of Ohio State, Mime
sofas Ray Antil, and Del Bjork Of
Oregon, as well as each back. have
been drilled for two weeks in the art
of handling the other end Of the pass
ing otfense. A supplementary run
overhead game.
Task to Check Packers.
A CCORDINGLY. things should go
we'll for the all-stars-provided
they come up with a defense capable
of holding the professional champions
in check. This may prove quite task,
considering the way the Green Bay
eleven subdued its professional opposi-
ton last season with bruising run
ming offense and its famed aerial two
some of Arnie Herber and Don Hutson.
Should the collegians triumph in the
colorful spectacle under the lights, it
would be the first official setback in
the series for foot ball as PLAYED on
the so-much-per-yard basis. The 1884
and 1886 collegians gained moral vic
tories over their more experienced foes
in the shape of 90 and TT draws with
the Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions,
respectively. The bears defeated the
| 1885 group, 5 to 0, in the rain.