Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-06
Nebraska, Vols,
Cornell, Dukes
Power IsCited
Rankin, Johnson High
In End PIuy Among
Starring Linemen
BY HERB BARKER,
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.--Msybe it's
just a case of double vision, but
every time a fellow spots one poten-
tial all-America football guard this
year, another one springs to sight
at the same spot.
Not often, if ever, in the past
have there been such guard combi-
nations as Bob Suffridge and Ed
Molinski of Tennessee; Warren Alf-
son and Ed Schwartzkopf of Me-
braSka: Lou Cont and Howard
Dunbar Of Cornell; Ernest Mills and
Nicky Ardillo of Auburn. You might
add Dukes pair of Alex Winterson
and Mike Karmazin, for the Dur
ham outfit has been moving along
ever since these two tackles were in
stalled as regular guards.
Molinski. an all-America last year,
played well last week against Louis
lana State, but most observers
agreed that Suffridge, back in his
1888 sophomore form. was the out
standing lineman on the field.
Alison, SchwartzkOpf Shine.
Alison and Schwartzkopf both
played plenty of football against
/ Oklahoma. Schwartzkopf was dis
tinct menace as he sifted through
/ to break up Oklahoma'S behind-the-
/ line passes.
( Marshall Foch Robnett. Texas A.
and Ms leading guard candidate.
was trapped twice in the early stages
/ Of the Arkansas game. but more
than made up for those lapses with
bang-up performance the rest of
the way. He played S. minutes and
recovered two Razorback fumbles.
! After Eddie Anderson. Iowa coach,
watched Tom Melton of Purdue in
/ action. he said the Boilermaker was
/ the best guard I've seen"
| Among the ends. Dave Rankin,
veteran Purdue wingman. was a
standout, as was big Bill johnson Of
/ Minnesota, against Northwestern.
Jim Schmuck of Cornell looked to be
the best man on the field in the
rout Of Columbia, breaking up rival
plays repeatedly. catching two
/ touchdown passes and picking up
his customary yardage on end
/ aTounds.
Another star Wingman. Bob Ison
I of Georgia Tech, has been shifted
/ into the backfield, along with Guard
Hawk Gazette. as a result of the
Engineers route by Duke.
/ Other Linemen Starring.
/ Among other leading Hnemen who
/ attracted attention last week we're:
! Centers: Gladchuk. Boston COL
lege: GUIDE. Vanderbilt; Nelson, Bay
Tor; Hiemenz. Northwestern: Snave-
~, Columbia; ellis. Army; Ayres,
Harvard; Simms. Navy; Apolskis,
Marquette; Vaughan Utah State;
Lindskog, Stanford.
Tackles: Enich. Iowa: Reinhard,
I California; Hartman. Rice: Pannell,
/ Texas A. and M; Bauman, North
western; Drahos. Cornell; Levanitis,
Boston College; HUMAN. Fordnam;
/ Spendlove, Utah; Bateman. Brigham
( Young; Shires. Tennessee; Eason,
/ Oklahoma; Wiener, Kansas State;
/ Banducci. Stanford.
I Ends: Kuczynski. Penn; Roach,
/ Texas Christian; Russell BAYLOR:
Britt and Hickey, Arkansas; Hender-
son and Sterling. Texas A. and M;
1 Dove. NotTe Dame; Goodreault. Bos-
/ ton College; Lansing, Fordham;
/ MacKlnney, Harvard; Berthold. Syr-
acuse; Mahalic, Temple; Walker,
/ Sewanee; Reeve, Brigham Young:
| Clark, Utah; Blalock. Clemson;
/ PoSchner, Georgia: Crowell. Kansas.
/ Guards: ThraSher, Virginia Mill
tary; Mendelson, Penn; Bianchi,
Southern Methodist; Nosker. Ohio
State; Palmer, Stanford; Vitucci,
Navy; Geary, Utah; Punches, Colo
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