Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-25
Kinnick, Washington,
And Heinemdn Set
For Pitching Job
Col'eeions' Coach Picks
Quick requirements
For Fons' Choices
BY EARL HILLIGAN,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

CHICAGO, Aug. 24-The collie
giate All-StarS, aiming at deadlock
breaking victory over their pro-
fessional rivals, will go by air"
against the Green Bay Packers at
Soldier Field next Thursday night.
This weeks gridiron spectacle,
which will be witnessed by another
sell-out crowd of approximately 3d.
900 spectators, will be the seventh
in the All-Star- Professional series.
Each side has won twice, with two
games tied. And as the collegians
near the end of their training period
it is apparent they will try for vic
tory with a passing game-one which
may produce the most spectacular
tilt in the series history.
DR.. Eddie Anderson, head coach
of the All-Stars, knows that Green
Bay has one of footballs all-time
great pass combinations - Arnie
Herber and Cecil Isbell tossing to
Don Hutson. He knows that the
Packers may score quickly through
the air and that only a working pass
attack could put his team back in
the game.
Three Slated to Throw.
Three players who may do most
of the All-Star flinging are Nile
1899 season; Kenny Washington Of
U. C. L. A. and Ken Heineman of
Texas Mines. All are great passers,
with Washington the type of speed
ster able to break up the game with
run should an opportunity bob up.
A Nationwide poll of fans named
this starting lineup: Ends. Bill Fisk,
Southern California, and Esco Sark-
kinen. Ohio State; tackles, Nick
Boyd, Texas A. and M; guards.
Harry Smith, Southern California,
and Jim Logan, Indiana: center.
Clyde Turner, Hardin-Shnmons:
quarterback, mby SCHNEIDER,
Southern California; halfbacks, Nile
Kinnick and Lou Brock, Purdue, and
fullback, Joe Thesing, Notre Dame.
It's likely that some of them won't
be in there very long.
Right now DR., Anderson likes"
this backfield: Frank Emmons of
Oregon at quarterback, Kinnick and
Washington at the halves and Har-
old Van Every of Minnesota at full
back. Emmons is a great blocker, a
boy who likes the rough going"
Kinnick and Washington can do
everything well. Van Every is
triple-threat back fully capable of
meeting any situation.
Quick Requirements Chosen.
With that backfield. DR.. Anderson
Is keeping these backs for instant
replacement duty: SCHNEIDER, Bob
Kellogg of Tulane and Banks Nc
Fadden of Clemson, a fine OPEN field
runner and the best all-around
punter on the squad In front of
those backs these linemen likely will
see heavy service: Left end. Ken
Kavanaugh, Louisiana State, whose
pass-catching ability has been well
proved: left tackle, Ed Holman,
Temple; left guard, Mel Brewer,
Illinois; center, Turner: right guard,
Smith; right tackle, Lee Artoe, CAL
ifornia, and right end, Frank Ivy,
Oklahoma.
Still another backfield ready to
move in has Bob Hoffman, Southern
CALIFORNIA; fine blocker. at quar-
ter; Halfbacks Ben Sheridan, Notre
Dame, and Heineman; and Fullback
Dom Principe of Fordham, who can
back up the line capably.
On Tuesday night the all-stars
will work out at Soldier Field. They
will work out again Wednesday in
Evanston before moving to the loop
Thursday morning. The Packers,
who'll enter the game about 8-5
favorites, will work under the lights
of Soldier Field Wednesday night.
Here is the record of the last six
contests, which have drawn approx
imately 1852 900 fans; 1884, scoreless
tie with the Chicago Bears; 1885,
Bears, 5: All-Stars, 0: 1885, TT tie
with Detroit Lions; 1887 All Stars,
6; Green Bay, o; 1888. All-Stars, %;
Washington, 16: 1899, New York
Giants, 8; All-Stars, 0.