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Show W 1935 W- lilBiSI ijipil '- - SUNDAY HERALD M 1 tcu j&rms tmgmNonsg ...c2l8 m..;S Pr dame li r 4 6UBBR. HUFF, jg W. VA. 6T. Jfff),. iii nir ri KRAMER, MICHIGAN. ' V . - r ' . '7 n liii lirfi' rf- n iIThi n ti iii . i SECOND TEAM E H. Schnellenberger, Ky. E Harold Burnine, Missouri T Carl Vereen, Georgia Tech T Mike Sandusky, Maryland. G Calvin Jones, Iowa. G Hardiman Curetdn, UCLA. C Hugh Pitts, Tex. Christian. Q Earl Morrall, Mich. State. B Art Davis, Miss. State. B Tommy McDonald, Okla. B nJoe Childress, Auburn. THIRD TEAM E Dave Howard, Wisconsin. E Joe Tuminello, La. State. T John Witte, Oregon State. T Phil Tarasovic, Vale. G Jim Parker, Ohio State. G Byran Burnthorne, Tulane. C Jerry Tubbs, Oklahoma. Q George Welsh, Navy. B Charley Horton, Vanderbilt. B Jimmy Brown, Syracuse. B Don Schaefer, Notre Dame end who' so completely dominated plunged from close up and con By HARRY GRAYSON verted twice. Our a game. NEA Sports Editor o r.was understanding Nor A celebrity las been defined as From the outset, Stormin' as flabbergasted. "Swink," his mes- to be man. Masters was honored "a person who doesn't have " sage read, "nobody else matformidable most Michigan State's introduced." A se ters." Don Coleman. tackle since That's the way it is with the cret of the "Go hard on Arnett as the best Spartans' multiple west members of NEA's coast back in years ," teleline assignments team. They've fought their way offense isthethat same regardles of graphed Sid Ziff and Maxwell into the headlines, are recognized remain Even if they Stiles of the Los Angeles Mirror-Dailthe formation. on sight. i News. changed. Norm Masters would do Selecting the best 11 college the there So, you have the worthy other the same thing ' bowl football players out of thousands XI the long line of stalwarts joining is like picking the finest thorough fpllnw nvpr all the way immortals dating Blue Grass. bred yearling U to 1889. back But they've been naming All- -' Because his running: mate at They were America teams for 67 years anc West Virginia, Bruce Bosley, did football players, so it's three long the idea has never lost its popu it with Roman candles, the effec ones and a tiger for larity with "the players and the tiveness of Huff sometimes was The men of 1955. a bit overlooked. But Pittsburgh fans. ', What makes an and southern voters insisted n 1 1 He has to have something vastly the Solid Man on the. other side more than a press agent. He has of the Mountaineers' line. Until to have done everything asked they hit Pittsburgh, the strapping The FRESNO, Calif. (UP) of him during the course of every Morgantown men ground out of arm strong quarter throwing .: . . some. and then game played yardage while Huff ground hides John Steinborn led He has to have been super-ef- fi into the turf.; fired-u- p Fresno State Bulldogs the cieht. i was a Frosh-VarsiBolinger 3 to a victory Friday over ty was bigger, typically-fa- st The t Oklahoma lineman, arch-rivSan Jose State their faster,; smarter than the others the top operative oh a squad that Spartans. and , a 100 per cent team, man could have been the pountry's Wilt It was the LAWRENCE, Kan. (UP) Bulldogs first win He was the leader. strongest. Suber generally was (The 'Stilt) Chamberlain drapped over the Spartans since 1947 and as the finest guard in his frame against the wall was no doubt, that they It roes without saying that regarded Conference. of the Kansas University dressing there Southeastern the earned it. Fresno mado 21 first some injustice is done when 11 Only three Maroon operatives room and he felt sick downs to San Jose's 9, rolled up young ;men are picked out of so all backs could outrun the big in the firstcomplained a basketball 282 yards rushing to San Jose's of half many.! . fellow. 42 points 121, and scored which he in game nearly broke even in ' 'Jt's downright painful to leaveof Despite his size,' Pellegrini Friday night. : , passing, 87 to 90. off backs like Earl Morrrall from behind. The incredible Philadelphia- Ne-- yards opponents caught scored first in the The Spartans Art Michigan State, Mississippi's scouts tabbed the mr mhA rirOTiasf nAum nine tiwm first period after recovering a Professional Mc Oklahoma's Davis, Tommy gigantic center as the one man 100 major colleges to play ai Kan- fumble on the Fresno 34. Quar Donald, Auburn's Joe Childress, Maryland will miss next autumn. sas, had led the freshman team to terback Tony Teresa skirted right Syracuse's Jimmy Brown, Notre 1 an unprecedented Dame's Don Schaefer, Trinity's victory end from the seven yard line for criticism this of a is If there. the score. over the Jayhawk varsity, Charley Sticka and Penn State's none of the could that be it San Jose took advantage of an team, Moore.. beat He almost Lenny. Not to mention linemen of the backs played fullback this sea the team favored to win the Bigl other fumble early in the second caliber of Kentucky's Howard son. Well, Hornung has played Seven basketball title this year. period and converted it into an Schnellenberger, Marxian d's fullback, and there's no room for "I just couldn't hit," Wilt! said. other score, with halfback Dan when everybody "I felt sort of sick the first half, Beasley plunging off left tackle Mike Sanducky, Iowa's Calvin 80 runs Curefor the TD. yards. In his duel with but better the second." At Jones, 'UCLA's Hardiman of Welsh Hornung Navy, s Then the Bulldogs climbed back Ohio George ton and Jim Brown, State 19 points to his credit, the a without won honors "All" with two touch into Tulane's Bryan doubt. Jim Parker Texas Christian's fussed, "I downstheandcontest potential the" field at half-left Burnthome, ' this outsized can't seem to get going tonight. On all offense, time with the score "tied at Hugh Pitts and Oklahoma's Jerry Crowd In Ecstacy handle the was did Steinborn tossed 15 yards to end Tubbs. . quarterback his if Wilt But bread-anperform thought as the act block, ball, 50. Rod Galloway for the first touchstrong Yet, with more than be to ance left desired, something for butter go man, how down, and" passed to halfback candidates, it is surprising in the Walt well the electorate, composed of pass for touchdowns, punt and a crowd of 14,000 . largest Napier for 19 yards and angoals. Defensively, he nation's history for such an event other score with less than a minthe nation's Coaches and football kick field would-be was in ecstacy. They roared with ute left in the first half. 'blockers, writers, agreed on the first 11. flattened and tackled 1955 intercepted every movement of the poised, The two teams battled on even NEA savagely; So, let's look at the. who are going to passes. Frank Leahy predicted flawless court star. terms through the third period, the become would that he Wilt greatWittby '.responded solid frequently, . but in the fourth Steinborn got gold Longines get nauer watches, handsome and est of all Notre Dame quarter- jumping high into the air under the clincher for the Bulldogs with epecially-designe- d the basket and thrusting the ball his third touchdown pass of the ificates backs. . Cassady was a game -- buster like a shot through the hoop with evening. and, perhaps best of all, testi ,v monial dinners in their old home the climax runner. Beat Cassady a swish heard to ' the beams of Switching to the halfback spot, and you; beat Ohio, State, but the giant fieldhouse. towns. Steinborn completed a Cassady rarely lost. Coach Forrest C. (Phog) Allen jump pass on an end sweep to end Here are the athletes whom You only have to list what Cas was celebrating Chamberlain's per Bill Murphy. sady and Swink did as the board formance and his 70th birthday at competent judges called the best was deciding the All - America the same time. at their respective positions in Typical American names found ' the college variety of the tough personnel. he's cracked in Antarctica include Mobiloli "He's everything est and most intricate of games Allen gloated, Bay, waiigreen coast, asei irora to and Gaining 169 yards, Cassady up saidbe beforemore,". in 1955. the game he would Range, Rockefeller Mountains, ENDS Ronald G. Beagle, scored three touchdowns to beat "I Bay, and I guess I wasn't Wrigley Gulf, Beaumont make 40 Navy, 21, 6, 186 ,( Covington, Ky.) Iowa. His TD rushes were a 45-- far off." points and of course, Cape Washington, on the first play from and Ron Kramer, Michigan, 20, yard sprint Little America. Shy Of Record 222 (East Detroit, Mich.) scrimmage, one for 11- yards four Chamberlain's point total was TACKLES Norman Masters, plays later and ..ai- three-yar- d two points shy of the school's in late the only 225 going. 20, (Detroit) and Sam plunge single-gam- e Swink four scoring record set by 232 ( merely scored Huff, 21, Farmington, touchdowns B. H. Born and and rolled up 235 W. Va.) GUARDS Bo Bolinger. Okla yards as Texas Christian ripped Clyde Lovellette. . Allen said the 206 (Muskogee, Texas. He went for the distance court wizard has greater potential homa, 22, Okla.) and Scott Suber, Missis- from 62, 57. and 34; yards, but than either. 206 (Calsippi State, 20, IBC PRESIDENT PLANS YANKEE OUTFIELDER TO houn City, Miss.) MEETING WITH WEILL CENTER UNDERGO OPERATION Bob Pellegrini,MorCHICAGO D. 225 21. James SANTA MONICA, Calif., Nov. 19 (UP) (YatesMaryland, boro. Pa.) ris, president of the International (UP) Irv Noren, New York life Paul Hor-- Boxing Club, said that he hopes will undergo surQUARTERBACK - nung, Notre Dame, 19, 205 Uo meet with Al Weill,5 manager of gery at St. John's Hospital Mon , (Louisville, Ky.) heavyweight champion Rocky day to correct faulty cartilage conBACKS Howard following the Bobo Olsen ditions. Noren was hampered by Cassady. 'din 172 (Colum- Ray Robinson fight here Dec. 9, recurrent knee trouble throughout Ohio State, 21, Vim bus, O.); Jim Swink, Texas Chris Weill's exclusive contract with the the 1955 season. 180 (Rusk, Tex.), IBC expired recently and has not tian, 19, and Jon Arnett, Southern Call been renewed. The USS Glacier, the Navy's 178 (Los An newest fornia, 20, DEEP During Operation icebreaker, will be the FREEZE, the Navy's newest Ant most powerful icebreaker ever to geles). Thus we have four from the arctic Expedition, Navy planes penetrate Antarctica. midwest three representing the will take off and land at the South Attached to Task Force 43, the south and yone each out of the Pole. Glacier boasts 21,000 horsepower, east, the plains, the southwest and the Pacific coast. on-the-s- pot select - ica j in-th- e stand-up-and-che- er ... -- All-Amer- ica Fresno State Cops 9 to 3 Victory All-Ameri- ca? Chamberlain Hits 42 Points In ' ica m CJf BOUNCER. PELLBGRINi, MARYLAND OKLAHOMA . MA6TE. MCX. BEAGLE, MVV Gary Glick Named to Honorqb le Mention List of Star Team Ends Bill Walker, Maryland; Rommie Loudd, UCLA.; Tom Maentz, Michigan: Red Phillips, Auburn; Lamar Lundy, Purdue; John Bredice, Boston U.; Mar shall Crawford, Rice; Henry Gremmmger, Baylor; Joe Stephenson, Vanderbilt Brad Bomba, Indiana; Leon ciarke,- - Southern California; Gene Stallingis, Texas A. and M.; Ralph Chesnauskas, Army. Tackles Ray Lemek, Notre Dame; Bruce Bosley, West Virginia; Frank Machinsky, Ohio State; Jerry Walker, Texas Tech; Tom Powell, Colgate; Frank D'- Agostino, Auburn, Joe Krupa, Purdue; Herb Gray, Texas; Forrest Gregg, Southern Methodist; Bob Hobert, Minnesota; Jim Bar ron, Mississippi State; Norm Hamilton, Texas Christian; John Miller, Boston Collage; John Nis-bCollege of Pacific; Charley Rader, Tennessee: La veil Isbell, y, V Houston; Roger Siesel, Miami of Stapp, Colorado; Stan Slater,.iGary Glick, Colorado A. and M.; Army. Jonn Broflie, Stanford. Ohio. Halfback? Sam Brown. UCLA; Guards Tony Sardisco, Tulane; Centers LamarSteve DeLaTorre, TenFlorida; Leachman, Ed Buck Nystrom, Michigan State; nessee; Ken Vargo, Ohio State; Vereb, Maryland; Lenny Penn Moore, State; George Vol- Buddy Alliston, Mississippi; Pat Jim Mense, Notre Dame; Al --Tech; Clarence Notre Franklin kert, George Dame; Bisceglia, Baumgart, Detroit; John Cenci, and Walt Kowalczyk, Brooks, Georgia Tech.; Orlando Pittsburgh;. Steve Palmer, UCLA. Peaks Ferrante, Southern California ; Quarterbacks Eagle Day, Mis Michigan State; Walt Fondren, Jim Brown, UCLA; Jesse Birch-fie- ld, sissippi; Len Dawson, Purdue; Texas; Art' Luppino, Arizona; John Duke; Fred Robinson, Frank Tamburello, Maryland;- Bob Moss. West Virginia; Fob HaJames, Majors, Tennessee; Washington; Joe Kohut, Miami of Bobby Hardy, Kentucky; Jim Florida; Dick Hill, Michigan; luska, Wisconsin; Jerry Reichow, Auburn; Dick Shanley, Oregon; Jack Davis, Maryland; Dick Iowa; George Walker, Arkansas; Jackie Simpson, Florida; Whitey Rouviere, Miami of Florida; Eddie Vincent, Iowa; John Crow, 1 Texas A. and M.; Sam Wesley, Oregon State. By UNITED PRESS goals, the Black Hawks routed the Fullbacks Charley Sticka, TrinThe National Hockey League Boston Bruins, in the only ity: O. K. Ferguson, Louisiana campaign is only six weeks old league Bosseler, Miami of activity Friday night and State; Don but the Chicago Black Hawks alBbb Davenport, UCLA; Florida: ready have won almost half as went into a tie with the losers for Bill Tarr, Stanford. Gerry Planu-ti-s, many games as they did during third place, Michigan State Henry Moore, What's more, the triumph was Arkansas; Jack Pardee, Texas A. the entire 1954-5- 5 season, v With Nick Mickoski, former New the Black Hawks' sixth of the and M.; Lou Baldacci, Michigan; York Range wing, scoring three Pat UebeL Army. Blackhawks Whip Bruins, 6 To 6-- 1, j ) back-halfba- ck Go hard-hittin- g, All-Amer- MLLMmB A Mm eriica eleven .11 ! Hornung, Gassady, Swink, Arnett Named; Pellegrini Sparks Linemen All-Amer- JPffv r 4 Midwest PI ayers pameo to ' if rv " f 4o.cALip. fill g -- -m al C0INW0RD PUZZLE No. 14 j 1. Solve WORTH ot the puzzle as you would any other crossword puzzle. 2. Anyone Is eligible to enter the Coinwords Contest except employes (and immediate families) of The Daily Herald. in CASH , RULES? C0INW0RD CONTEST 19-1- - " 1 81-7- single-handed- COPY ENTRY ; 3. 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