The sub., 1944-08-03
VIEWPOINTS
By JOE KANE

By JOE KANE
 As additional proof of the 'bigme quality of sports nresented here at B. of athletes have ceved and may accept tempting offer to play football for one of the leading professional teams in the country
 This offer comes to Chet PudlOski and NellO Burlan from the Cleveland of the National Professional Football League Both outstanding performers on the Diesel squad and this recognition proves their bril- liant team play hasn't gone unnOticed Neither has been a headline grabber during his sojOurn at the E B each being the wOrhOrse type of player Chet in the line as tackle and NelO in the thankless position or blocking back. The et-down in team effectiveness was very obvious with either out of the game.
 Pudosld is the older employee of the two, coming to work in the Foundry in 1940 He has been regular line man squad for the past four years mostly at tackle but sometimes playing guard oense when Coach Cawey deemed it necessary. Chet can sling football trenen- ous distance but his superb line play completely overshad ows his passing ability
 On occasion, however, when the Diesels were badly in need of touchdown and deep in enemy terri tory he was pulled back pass-he first attempt failed and on the second receiver clear big Chet set off down the field running over half the opposition be- being brought down. giving proof of the power in his sturdy legs. (NO tOuchdOwn)
 Chets pet hate is waiting around for game to start He usually arrives at the park fifteen minutes before game time and barely time to halt Firps" breakdown aside attempts at apng against injuries and trots onto the field ready for action.
 His college career was a diversified Attended ViIanOva in his freshman year, from there to Unver- sity of ScrantOn landing finally at Long Island UnVer sity While L. l. U. he contacted by Cawley and gave his collegiate ambitions at that point to come to E. B.
 Pudloski and Burian whole lot alike in many re- spects Both star footbaers, play steady defensive court game and have similar temperament going, ular fellows, with great of humor. Oddly enough they both hail from WkesB Penna does Joe Bren man, Diesel guard the third member of the team to receive pro contract during the past Joes offer came from the Brooklyn Dodgers-newly christened the Tigers.
 Burian, fondly referred to as Captain Midnight speciaIizes in cutting down opposing ends His vicious blocking brings gasps from the crowd and from the vic tm Also exces i'm defensive play and especially defense, witnessed in his meeting with passre cever HutsOn of Green Bay last Don caught pass in that particular game but in doing crashed into NelIO and forced to leave the to stay. Burian works Shipftter and has played two sea- with the Boatmen He is also member of the Diesel basketball squad performs the E. B. Trojan softba team.
 AFTERTHOUGHTS
 Hughey Devlin redeemed himself with local fans by his neat refereeng job at the last fights Too bad such exciting card pulled few fans Any of four bouts could be maineventers CutieCoe Lovett-Marcus, Pop eski-Brown Hawks -Keene Hawks gave terrific dem- onstration of gus by knocking out the clever Keene after being the verge of k himself E. B. Trojan Soft baers lost tough in their first meeting with State Champion New Britain Emeralds Dave Shedroff prin- cpa of Public Schools at Colchester and former boxing the Main Yard-some spot Lkable Gary Murano had tough time getting in his qualifying round in the Shenne cossett golf tourney with qualifying time cut to three days and vacation dates interfering.