Evening star., 1950-12-29
Spectacular Contest
Predicted Between
Star-Laden Teams
By the Associated Press

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ton to the welfare Of crippled
children-the Shrine East-Wes1
classic is primed for what may be
it's most spectacular show.
The 26th of these famed inter-
sectional games. which annually
provide more than 100000 for the
Shrine charity, brings together
tomorrow two all-star teams that
really are loaded.
The East, with name players
such as Michigan States Everett
Grandelius, Purdue's John Keres-
tes. Nays Bill Powers and many
another Of the caliber, is favored
by six points.
But many fans look at the
Vests Kyle Rote and flock OF
other dangerous backs and say
this game is tossup II one ever
was.
Rote Promises "BalI Game"
well give them a ball game"
said Rote. hard hitting Southern
Methodist back.
The $4,000 fans who will jam
pack Kezar Stadium were promised
dry. crisp. 50-degree weather.
To West Coaches Jess Nicely
(Rice), Marchie Schwartz (Stan-
ford) and Howie Odell (Washing-
toni the forecast was welcome
news: they probably will try to
pass the East dizzy.
And with passers like Quarter
backs Bill Weeks of Iowa State
and Fran Nagle of Nebraska and
Rote they might do just that.
White and Rowland Dangerous.
The Vests two starting half
backs. Wilford "Whizzer" White
of Arizona State and Brad Row.
land of McMurry College (Texas)
are dangerous ball carriers. White
was good for 1902 yards this
season, averaging 7.55 yards every
time he packed the ball.
But it isn't going to be easy
running through that big East
line pivoted on Center Jerry
Groom Of Notre Dame. One OBJ
server. a pro footballer. COM
mented:
This kid can write his own
ticket if he wants to turn pro . .
he blocks out guards as if he owns
them"
East Coaches Bernie Bierman,
Tuss McLaughry and Andy Kerr
haven't been talking much but
they have the players to really
go to town. Grandelius. an ALI
America. is only one of several
capable of running up q score.
The Line-ups:
(Kickof. 2:10 P.M.-5:10 PM. EsTJ
i. E.~Bueky Curtis. Vanderbilt.
(. G.-sernie Lemonick, Pennsylvania.
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=. Es-11ou SLonesler, NortnWestern.
q. B.-John Clayton, Dartmouth.
I H.-Eysrett orandslius. Michigan State.
F. B.-John Kerestes. Purdue
East Requirements.
End -Dorne Dibhie. Michigan State.
End VITO Ragazzo. William and Mary.
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ard.-JaEe kowden, Maryisnd.
Grd;-Bob Mccullough. Ohio State.
q. Bob Mccraney. Dartmouth.
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+. H.-Leroy Kane. Dayton.
z. B.-John Papit. Virginia.
F. Back Dawson. Princeton.
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L. T.-Volney Peters, use.
I. G.-IDale Dodrill. Colorado A. and NJ.
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r. T.-Mike MCCORMACK. Kansas.
r. E.-Bruce Van Alstyne. Stanford.
O. B.-Fram Nagle. Nebraska
I. H:-Wilford White. Arizona State.
r. H.-Brad Rowland. INGENUITY.
r. B.-Kyle Rote. SMU.
End Andy Hillhouse. Texas A. and NJ.
End Jim Dorsn. Iowa State.
Tac.-Charles Toogood. Nebraska.
Tac.-Rn,ss Tac R,.s Pomsroy. Stanford.
Grd.-Ray Lung, Oregon.
Grd.-John Kadlec. Missouri
8. Bill Weeks. iowa State.
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3. H-BilI Jessup. use.
F. B.-Frank Boydstun, Baylor