Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26
AII-SC HOnOrs
To DrummOnd
For Third Time
By DICK STAY
star STAFF Writer

LICK OtummOnQ OF george
washington was named on the
All-Southern Conference foot
bali team announced today,
and thus became the first
three-time choice to the myth
cal eleven in eight years.
The team, picked by ballot
cast by conference sportswrit-
ers and coaches, is dominated
by Virginia Tech with four rep
resentatives.
Virginia Tech, which is IA
vored to defeat rival Virginia
Military Thanksgiving Day and
win its first league champion
ship. placed Quarterback Bob
Schweickert, Fullback Sonny
Utz, Tackle Gene Breen and
Guard Newt Green on the first
eleven.
Richmond Lands Two
Seven Of the leagues nine
members are represented on
the No. l team. Richmond Is
the only other school with
more than one, placing Half
back Kenny Stoudt and End
Pete Emelianchik.
Tackle Bill Welsh Of VM1.
Guard Bob Soleau OF William
& Mary, Center Pete Goimarac
of West Virginia, End Vince
Petno Of The Citadel and
Drummond Of CIV complete
the first team.
Repeaters from last year, be-
sides Drummond, are Welsh,
Green, Soleau and Goimarac.
Four others were eligible to re-
peat but Fullback Elliott Keller
of Furman and Tackle John
Sapinsky Of William g. Mary
were felled by injuries, and
Glenn Holton and Jerry Yost
Of West Virginia had off sea-
sons.
Only four are juniors and,
therefore are eligible to repeat
In 1864 = Emelianchik,
Schweickert, Utz and Stoudt.
Breen was a first-team pick
two years ago but was hurt last
year. Soleau repeated at guard
although playing fullback on
offense this season, which is a
tribute to his hnebacking abili-
ties.
Leeman's Mark Falls
Drummond Is the first three
time choice since West Virgil
MAS Freddy Wyant and Bruce
Bosley made 1t in 1953-55.
In his career. the 200-pound
halfback from Chevy Chase
carried 378 times for 1914
yards rushing-an average of
4.8 per try-and scored 10
touchdowns plus two double
conversions for 11s points. He
broke fluffy Leeman's school
scoring record by is points.
Dick Duenkel. GW's captain
and left end, and teammate
Merv Holland. who broke three
conference passing records,
were named to the secon d
team. End Paul Flowers, Hol-
lands favorite target, made the
honorable mention list.
FIRST TEAM
End-vinee Petno, The Citadel.
End-Pete Emelianchtk, Richmond.
Taekle-Bill Welsh. virginia Mill
Tackls-asns srssn. yirEinis Tech.
ouArd--Boo soleau. William q
csnser-Psts oOimarae. West vir-
Back - Boo schweiekert virginia
Bsek-Diek Drummond, George
pacE@Kenny stOudt, Richmond,
Baek-Sonny Utz, Virginia Tech.
SECOND TEAM
Ends - Dick Duenkel, Qw, and
Tommy Marvin. VPI.
Tackles-Bernie Carney. West Viz
gtnia, and 7. w. Alley. william q
duards-eteve Kush. West VIZ
Einla, and Joe Kessel. Richmond.
Center-Charlie Cole, VM1.
Backs-Merv Holland, CIV; Charley
Loreto. The Citadel: Dick Leftridge.
west Virginia.
HONORABLE MENTION
Bill Corley, william q Mary; Joe
Buch. VMI; Paul Flowers, CIV.
Tackles-John Sapinsky, william a
Mary; Larry Duty, Richmond John
Guards-Mike Lesniak, William a
Mary; Joe Missar, Citadel; Alan
Hoover, West Virginia.
Centers-Jim Kelvin, Richmond,
and Bill Stacks, Furman.
BackS-Danny Donovan. Ernest Zu-
berer and Sammy Pickens, Furman:
Jerry Yost, West Virginia; Dan Hem
ming, william d Mary; Andy Tucker,