Evening star., 1951-08-04

AooA IC1 NdSh' 4AICIC was IlO lQQl-
cation that he or any other specific
Army stars was involved in the
dismisSals.
cat West Point today, how
ever, young Blaik bitterly criti-
cized the Academy for the man
ner in which it ousted the
cadets. He refused to say
whether he was one of the 80,
but used the pronoun I'VE" in
discussing the case.
("We were not allowed to no.
tify our parents all over the
country in advance" he saidD
Pollard in Backfield.
In the offensive backf1eld with
young Blaik would be Al Pollard,
the Los Angeles transfer who was
expected to be one of the corps
greatest fullbacks, and Gene Flip
ski and Vic Pollock at the half
back posts.
Hal Leohlein, last year a third
string end, was shifted to guard
and had been elected captain.
Jack Chambin was the nominee
for the other guard post.
Bob Haas, the 200-pounder from
Dayton, Ohio, was back for an
other season at center and Jim
GUARDING and Lew zeigler were
the likely starting tackles. John
Weaver and Dick Roberts, last
year a guard. had been assigned
the end positions.
Army, which brought the two
platoon system into popularity
lacked depth in the defensive
unit but Coach Blaik did have a
hard-bitten core of talent that
would have equaled the offensive
team in every way except num-
berS.
Glbby Reich was the backfield
safety man while Don Beck and
Elmer Stout were recognized last
year as among the best line
hackers in the country.
And up front Blaik was rely
ing on Raymond Malavasi, a
guard. and j. D. Kimmel, a brius-
ing 210-pound tackle from Tex
arkanna, Tex. Before he was
injured at the start of last sea-
son Blaik was quoted as rating
Malavasi as the greatest line pros
pect to enter West Point during
his tenure as coach.
The football roster for 1850,
minus players graduated in June !:
Flayer; Home Town. Pos. Class
paiSe, 3 wllnsm W. Ealslgh, NC. c 1853
BaTa; A.. Raymond M, South 1880
Beck! Donald A, Lajunta, Colo 1859
Bisik' Robert M, West Point,
Brian, Ben F. jr., Eunice. La G 1888 1888
Conway, Alfred j., Avondale,
MINI. MINI B 1852
Filipsk. Eugene C., webster, 1900
Flick, William, Bridgeport. 1900
Fuoua, Donald G., Little Rock. 1905
Gribble, Eugene P, New Castle, 1898
oqardin0, James, watertown, b 1852
Guess. Carl B., jr., Temple, Tex. 3 1893 1893
Haas, Robert j, Dayton, Ohio c 1855
Tnt, Hart, Gerald F., Brooklyn 1853
johnson, Herbert l., Sandy, 1907
KimmeI, j. D, Texarkana. Tex. + is55 is55
krobock, John R., Hazleton.
Kuyk, David, Middlebury, vt, 11s53 1a53
Loehiein. Harold, KimbaIl,
MacEey, Donald B., Medford, 1S'S
MaIavasi, Raymond J. Clifton, 100"
Mcguire, William B. Atlanta, 1900
John E, Kearney, 1898
orders; Robert B., Huntington, 1898
Pegton: James C., Wheeling. $50"
" Va; ------... G 1853
PoiIard' aired l., Los Angeles B 1853
Pollock. Victor L., Linfield, Pa. B 105o
Reich Gilbert M, Steelton. Pa, B I953
ROBERTS, Richard j., Shelbyville,
KY r 1oso
Rowekamp William H., Mariet- ''-
sta. t. ohto -, G 1853
sbdeE.r Tex; eeEk.;rp,,,,a.-n T 1852
c. tIPsa,:p,..,--7--,,.~ Pa: T 1853
Pa: G 1853
Storck, George H, Swarthmore,
SPA Pa v,u.s. G 1853
Tni.r: n J. .,,.oa n,,u B 1852
p, iis ksns, ,--.,,- G 1862
vo9a n. Mex. Mex 1852
u, N J. -z--,o. 1853
u,dov Iowa ,-r---, 1853
N; Y ------.-.- E 1853
Llegler, LeWiS, New CaStle pa r 1870