Evening star., 1951-08-17

furnished five rockies to the A-sars who'll play
before possibly 10000 people tonight
backs-Johnny Papit Virginia Leon Heath of Oklahoma
and Dick Campbell of Wyoming The others tackles
Walt Yowasky Kentucky And the best of ALL
according to the Au-Star coaches, is Station.
ONE OF THE MEN from the Chicago Tribune promoting
this 4Sh Asar had just come down from the collie
gans training camp at Delafeld Wis, along with Hickman
the you could have heard Charley
horse neigh when Station hurt his knee testified this witness
The guy that good kidding The A-Star coaches
Hickman Bob Voghts Andy Gustafon, sauer and
Bowden Wyatt-rated best tackle camp.
When it was evident that both Heath and Station were
hurt badly they couldn't play the fellow "ony
Station mourned to extent I'm passing judgment
Heath but this what heard of the coaches sad
doubt if he'll back the country with the Red
skins But satonheu open as regular tackle unless Mar
shall has better linemen than think he's got"
What about Yowarsky?" asked guy
"An right the Chicago newspaperman said "The coaches
like him. They like Papit, Campbe-wel he didn't
any the first Delaheld may play
little tonight but only defense"
EVEN WITH STATION AND HEATH back California the
Redskins and the Washington colleges
before in AStar The University of Maryland
has contributed three-End Wngate
Rowden Tackle Ray addition to Papt the
University of Virginia has sent End Gene Schroeder who also
happens to be Washington high school product
Frank Korch talking with Schroeder Korch
the publicity for the Chicago Bears but he
biased when he that Schroeder drafted by the Bears
can't miss.
National Leagues real good ends be-
fore this is over Korch 81 think
prised the Bears front Office little He's
and what's he plays defensive haback we'll
of fellows who've been in pro ball long time. Better
fact, than some"
OF the three Maryland products-Krouse Wngate and
Rowden-the fellow running third in the estimation
AStar coaches s strangely Krouse At Maryland
shadowed boh especially in his sophomore and junior years.
but the coaches leaning toward the
and the versatile Wingate.
WHEN YOU FIRST SEE KrouSe" said another visitor
Deaed you to yourself Here's fellow who looks like
George Muso the old Bear neman You know270 pounds
and formidable looking But the fellow been tripping
over his own feet in camp. It's hard to understand"
"A lot of chaml ons couldn't fight in GYM, fellow
minded. maybe Krouse is saving his ball game"
"Conceded the reply, "but unless
against the Browns have hunch the Giants going
disappointed. Real nice kid, too"
Krouse drafted by the York Giants Wingate
drafted by the New Yankees Rowden having
Jake is hanging his football gear after tonight
line coach at Kansas State.
HICKMAN AND HIS ASSISTANTS aren't kidding them
selves about this The World Champion Browns long
they're coached by that little football genius
Brown will be allout to win But the All-Stars have
three of the last five couldn't prohbve
underdogs tonight.
And of the prominent A-Star figures may
be the Washington Redskins contingent
enough OF hem Stations and Heath absence Notwithstanding
1t could be Schroeder Wngae be Yo-
warsky or Papit. 1t could be Campbell Krouse
Tufy Leemans, out of George Washington a domi-
nant figure in 1936-Leemans who virtually
Boz Georgetown player who died in Europe war
no drawback in the 1912 game
fellow named Charley Justice tonight will
1850 most valuable player award between the halves.
Justice and Eddie LeBaron, both by Redskins
probably the two smallest players year ago.
Certainly they the best