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That's the Big Seven in the life --a conference which to all ap. pearances is felling completely . apart for lock of an understanding on the part of its leaders of the realities of life as it is lived. -- ' ' ' - ' ' ' , ,.40.1..- r r ,' - ..1 -- - !,:i I . , - 7 . 44'' - t 9 "0" -"C.; .1.02, . , , ' r - f Salt Lake City,' UtahTuesday, December - , - - - 1941 2, , - ' ' " ' - -- .., 1:z,,.,, ; , -,, .' ,,,N:: ,,,,... ,, Ksl- r ,,, ..,,x ,.' t, ',,k, , ,, : I k , , k Holt Haat Daniell . - ' , : " 101",- ,a 40 , ot, sV!'"es,, .,::.,:::: ,?:' ,':::: ., , ,, ),,,,ifr.. :,:r5 ', , ::;,),-,:i:- ' '- '':i ' . , :':,,:-,, 7 , ,,1: ..9 , f - , :,'? .;:. , ' ''',0,4:;,':' ' :' ',' ':I:',.'; k :,: 1 , '''"::-- rip , , .: thde1.1111annadte,:thgaelnrswttewro TACKLES TOUCH JOB Most difficult. Job of all was In L: '. Men oh the team - This team has everythin- g- Big, ends who can snag passsmashing es. get down under block efficiently; hefty tackles. lashing guards. a smart quarterback, two brilliant halfbacks of. the. triple-threa- t variety, and a fine fullback. We say again, it is a great team! - : , MIDWEST DOMINATES The 1941 squad gives representation to all sections of the ' although the mid. tall team in - '411.611111.0 Jim , ins Only '''.. '0 $ west and soug 04 -- k I Information First-Han- d : As in the past, Central Press appealed to the captains of the nation's football team to turn in, by ; ;::;!:: : !... - . , ballot, their choices for the mythical team. Press- feels that' are- the BEST- qualified of all observers to pick 11 men'. out - of the thousands and say, "These are the most outstanding." .,.1 Because of the i Central Press also lists a second ) and a third team. 4 1 i .,..0. '''''',if.:...: Dardel 7:,,,: ,i:;.Clal . , This Team Was Picked From , ,,,, '.:'.:Y.'.:''': ..... ,'t..::f, ' , , ; ' elommi t i, 1-:.- 11', ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,-,t,:,:,,-- Harold Jealdaalk Endicott Peabody Dick Wildwig Joe Blalock - ,.e.;., 7..aiiiimmiameamil . - - ,,:-,- t . 40, ' r ' -- - ' -1 . - , - - ':: ,......4 t ' .4..... ,,, v, ... sr::,3,:: , ,: ,..,, .',!10.. g;) ,,,' i -- k;,:::',,,,, Ci -4 1 , s . , j , ,.. fiiit--' ' '' . It , , r: :,:: ,,,... 44',i,' :., .. :: , , 0, -.- .. . , , .',''''''' ,,$ , , s : ::;' , ' . - ,, ,. ?, c - .. .,,, , .. Central Press 'Sports Editor For the twelfth consecutive , year, Central Press presents Its team, Captains' picked by a staff of experts after cullingthe selections of the nation's football captains. , ' :,:..::,:,:.:...t.,,,,,ii;,:.,,;.,,., ','''''''''',1:::': .'l,i;l1!!.::'.':. '.:',r',: ,:::.:,:0.:,:,,:.,, . , ., . i.. . BY WALTER ;4. JOHNS : '.' ..,, -, ..,,-- .. - ...., 0,- , . , .Peabody Ace - Selections - lawf46419"'46" .,..,,,,';.,. op m ; . .,, . ' 4 -- - . SinkwichAta, 0,...,- - rA ,: 4.:: ' .-- ' d.; '' , ..,..,.,,,,, ' 44-- - alce.Two ..,... ' - , ,....., . J. '''4 s' ':;'' ' fr."1' ,t ,. and-Mosc- ow --- ' , - ,..:::.....:.,,..:,...,,r:.,...,.:,,::,, I ,,4 1 ''''O' c ' , .. ' On s Team ..... ,."..... ....,...,... ,,, , , .... ..:::',.... ', i i , ,. I' 7 P, - ::; - Gophers ........ ,. 4 -- , :;?.:',,,,,.,1 :ii "t:-..t,- ..- 1 ' ,,- d 405"' .., 1,..,,o ...:"Ile 1:3:14.1wwwt' ,c, ', - ' - .. '',) - in-th- and-chil- .: --1. :,.. 7 4- . t. 1 4... '.41 ,;?.;,440 . , -: ;:,,:. ......:,.i. ,, ,.,. l . .! .,.., T., ,vi- 0.".,.. (, , ,,, J; .' ..,....;,.....;,:.,...,... ..,......... t. ::,. ;::;,,4 1 it. - 1.1 11 ,r , - '.7.7777' i :,., ..,,:.:4 ,,,. , ...., - 4 0 J., .......-i-5- ... i '.:::;. ..,,, - "- PANNED BECRITIC, Bob Wet-- fatl 4 'rantit...14bILyt The Mountain States Faculty Athletic Conference la rapidly turning the public against the by refusal to give the football boys a 'meal for their daily . , . ,.. toil on the gridiron, according to , ,t aff Carberry, News----s' ., .r ., ...1 writer who covered the conferA tl - ence meeting in Denver, ,, ...t,,, .o. le is ,, The ague falling raPidly an of lack ,),..,:, understanding ., t,', apart "for ': on the part of its leaders, of the Awe, ''4,::' :i,''':,".''',;,::V7:::,:k' .'',:,:':''' ''''. ' is as life lived," it says of ! ' ' , '; Ntio'''.7'''Ir " ''''7.:"v5 ::':: ''': ,)' ':::' I realities the Denver Post sports writer. 1 t , ;.,..,''''.'" , 4 irlsro.,,,atoo ,1,,,,,, Carberry puts thee proceedings of t ; i5 -, 1:- - o: the conference category of :,,o, ,, x.. ill.," t 4, I '!..,': the "child i mind Ktivity" '- :7'''.7' ;.:0;,."4.:4;A. 7'... '1,,,'o" "a,ol',777.7, which , Si the g, '," '41, te .In following paragraph, io.,Atr , I ....r7.,L the author of this column deems .f , I I v.:, i'Pi than more far anything interesting Lit I he could write. Says Jack: ,.4 441,4 I 2...Jo "It's a shame and a pity that . .."'S I 4N. ,Amtb, Booth Tarkington isn't in town. f:f 04 i ,,,..;,"'"':..:,.:,....,., Tt4,,,,,f::.:,.. ,0,00' :, He'd be the very man to write the ' -:' :,.,.:,) '''' c Con. ,,, of : Seven , on the Big goings , ,it , ference its midwinter I :,'''''. ?,,,,...:1:: a in ,ti complete meeting Saturday .. , ., ' ' state of confusion as can be found .77' , I k,.. ,. a statement outside Joint ' 1,!' anywhere rato," ''l -- by - the--- Berlin-high ., -4 ,... commands an the state of affairs on ',.41 I Russian front Tarkington, as ,.. the -73'0a no doubt-knor is art expert , ':,F77. , I on the matter of the child mind and , st''' it . -c- hild activity, , k,c.:,:..,,. 1 , :'::- , .. , ;:: ;:!.. "4 - mei!' a , C 4 ,.......,,.:!,...........:,...,.:,.:..,., - ...,t , 1 ..:"...... ..,.: ....:. ,J 1 ' . A 1 ...I ,,,e4gW,,, Jack - Carberry. FACULTY FOL- K-- t .:.:..1.....:!!,,.,,:,v,:":!,;,:::::::. - COATES .....:4 , ., kz...,,s ??,:...:.i I ,I MSC f ''',:'': T..... . ----- , ......,...: ........, ... , ''''''. .,.. , 9 A 9..- 77.7.77-:,.....-r-- N. .........., South , ,, 71, r7.7:77.77.7.....,7,,..:.,,::..i.:::.. , .....,.......; ,.,, 1 , , ,.:4 -,.- Mld..we S t .4 4...0 ,., ,,,,, i ,. , ' :: , , ::,,,,., :"', , , ', 9 :':,:l ,,i1,:.:,,,, : ,, , ;,::;;; ,,,,i:"::-:::-, ::: , , , 0,..:,.,,.,,,-,.;.:;- 3 e,r'.,.. ; v - ,,1;.:: I :,,::::':::,' i',J,,f,i,-- , :.::::":::.',')!-:::'- ,i4 4.,,10,0;,,,r41,1 ; ..,:,:,:,, '. 0,00:,:: , ;, p , ...,::,1,,.,:ss,:::,,,,I.::,.,,,,,,,::,-..,:,- ,. ,', :: .. ,,;i:::',.; ,,,:,: , .,. I ,,I,..":, ,,:p ,1,1.::: .',4:: , ; , ,,,, , i...., ' .,,.:, ,?.,,.:,:'::''..., , ,,, ' .. ,:i.-,- :::,,,,.: .. , , :,,, :,,,, ,,.. , :,,,:1,,,,:,,,,..: -, :, :': ,:y,i. ,,,,: '.1 '' A :...4,' :,t :?.,:f. ?i,.,:!:1,,,,::.:f:11..,N '..'...::',1;1::::: !,::::1:,7':,'.::.::,, y.:,J's"'";o:',,, .7.', y'f: '','.! ' .': :,4f:...,:,, :::;' ' :':',.r , '",:''i,.,, Koki, tackles. 'This the '',:','::',' . year selecting ; ", the best football players in the - :::g ore ,:i":: , , :: ), ::"1'),,, )0,44 '0i ::: ;,,,::::::: af,..,,, were and , tackles, country ,,,, only of ::,,e.,,,,,$,....,,,,:,..,?o:.A . major conference4 are represented. Only Minnesota placed more than rec,,,, ter all ...,. ,,,i,,,,,,:-.,s:4,,,ol players' f I, ;;;,::::;'.!,:i;:;.fo, Atte. ' ords did the committee decide on ',;.., ", ,"' ...,,4:ft ,:'!:.:::?:,,,,'1 ,. ''','''' ,t :.:,,",'!:,,,::"::'-'- ' 4'0 the two the honor. for picked All-Ameri.I1Utes-Ar- e The squad has- nine 'seniors, two t... ,:..,::k .,.,;..::,,., ' ,:, ,;::.;:s.:,i. i',',.., , t ,,, ,!: ', ' juniors and no sophomcses,-- al. :i;::,.:,,::,;,........,,H,,-,,,i .4: ,' ' no less than ' , four , .,::::::. sophs ::, SCHOOL though HOME WT. ,o,.4; CLASS AGE HT. POS. SAME , ,: ......, ,,,. ,,,,,,,, barely missed making the first :L, , ,, , , , ,,,,...:). ,:, ,,, 180 Clemson 22 6 ft. 2 In. LE Joe, Blalock team, a very unusual situation, , .., ..:,:, Charleston, S. C. Senior,., , , .. COACHES HAVE where seniors generally get the 210 6 ft. ., 20 0, Minnesota LT Dick Wildung Junior Laverne, Minn. nod without too much ado. THE RIGHT IDEA ' N. ' 21 Y. 6 ft. 185 Senior LG Endicott Peabody Harvard -Syracuse, 4,44.0,,,th0,44,8,,,, For sectional distribution, the "Let me make it clear I do not C 200 22 Missouri 6 ft. Darold Jenkins Senior Central Press team has five men , Higginsville, 'Mo. confer. to coaches in refer the the from the midwest. three from the First Woman To Win QB Club Trip 195 DG Chal Daniel 6 ft. 20 Senior TeasLongview, Tex. ence-"C- ac" Hubbard, Jim Yeager, Had J. Arthur Knudsen and his south and one each from the east, MRS. BRITT PATTERSON was the most envied of all Deseret Ohio- State 230 - Pittsburgh, Pa. : Dick Romney, lke Armstrong, Senior - 23.6 ft. 2 In. RT Jim Daniell Junio- r-- Chamber-4- )f , Commerce southeast and Pacific coast. News Quarterback Club members today as she was judged winner of ar- rr, Hughes, ONE END 21 6 ft. 'Bunnr Oakes and RE. bolt Rast 185 Alabama Senior Birmingham, Ala. 'Committee planned it, ft is doubt- RAST-AKimball. theditb'sannuaLRose BottLirip.Shewort-the-trip-and-skket- e--ful Jyc9tthLJiave tanchedthe At the ends. Holt Rast of Ala- 21 173 Senior Stanford Frank Albert ' Eddie Q Glendale, Cal. 51ft. 9 in. For example, the athletic selection for to the Oregon StateDuke game in a special contest with H. Cecil unanimous bama, theme that rspontaneous spread M inensota 6 IL 21 193 Senior in it h in their Faribault, Minn. conference last year and Baker. Mrs. Patterson will be interviewed by Wally Sandack when over the annual Ute Pow!hilarity own session agreed without a dis21 R H Frank Sinkwich 5 ft. 19 in. 193 wow last bight at the Hotel New- one of the best defensive ends in of the Rose Bowl trip, presents the final 1941 Junior Youngstown, O. irmage, Georgia and Joe Blalock. for three A ews Quarterback Club over ESL tomorrow football, senting vote that "the right waDeseret house. The edition of Wesifall Bob 186 8 Ann 22 Mich. FR 3 in. Senior ft. Arbor, Michigan y-- the only way- -to conduct the con- From the time Fielding K. years Clemson's night at 9 :45. a over was a won ference the honors chain. Smith began a masterpiece! wingmah, (Smat) Second Team Third Team pionship team." It was further, of toastmastering until the Unil field which included such out., flanker s as Kutner of Tex-agreed that the plan instituted by of Utah's Big Seven LE Mal Kutner, Texas Jim Lansing, Fordhain LE versity ' the Denver Post, counting a tie, ference football champions had as, Sterling and Henderson of Tex-LT Alf Bauman, Northwstern LT Rob Reinhard, California game as a half game won and a 1,G Al IVistert, Michigan LG Ralph- Fife, Pittsburgh !been Justly honored, the training as A. St M., Furbush of Boston Col. of Washington. half game lost, was "the only way" lege. Younglove C Bob Gude, Vanderbilt e, Vic Lindskog, Stanford table, controversial issue in the a of Dunuesne. - Russell of the standings. .:to FIG Robisky M. & keep RG Martin Art. Texas Rice took-Institute A. Goforth, Ruby, league .skyline - But the and Tillery of Texas Tech, RT Paul Lillis. Notre Dame Gene Flathntann, Navy faculty members-t- he "ribbing" that flavored the show. Baylor, Rast was Alabama's signal call- RE Billy Henderson, Texas A. & M. RE John Rokisky, Duquesne s yenta who turned down the train,ROMNEY POPULAR er and play selector from his end , ing table which was sought by the Jack Crain, Texas Q Q Billy Hillenbrand, Indiana coaches-rai- sed Dr. Adam S. Bennion and Lieut.- - post. He caught touchdown passes 1.11 LH .Jimmy Nelson, Alabama Bill Dudley, Virginia their hands in holy: RHRH Derace Moser, Texas A. & M. Col. IL P. Kayser were listed as in many of the Crimson Tide's Angelo Bertelli, Notre Dame recognize a champion. That would both-. smack of commercialism." F Steve I , ach Duke defense he has no peer. featured speakers-and- PeW Layden, Texas left games.-.-O- n F,. , a great deal with the entire audi- - He is a leader in classroom and If you can tie that you can 13y the margin of one missed point after touchdown, Mrs. ., ence. Coach E. L. (Dick) Rom-- - campus activities. , count it a game won for my part. Britt Patterson of 357 South Fourth East Street today had be' e Blalock, six feet two Inches tall, ney, Utah State athletic director, of duties come the care takes the first woman to walk off with the grand prize In The Its not team the Whether they recognize a champion only congratulated enml dsouuc; I cess and received a t of an end. but runs on those naked Deseret News Quarterback Club contest. or not, a champion will be recognized and even passes. ovation from the audience .at the reverse plays if the Big Seven survives its faculty Because she was. just one point' time of his introduction and fol. Southerners say he is the finest representatives, for with the support closer to the exact score of the south in the to receiver his brief tribute. play pass lowing of the athletic directors and coaches Army-Navgame last week end the middle of the Reason in 1932, will con-NeJACKSONVILLE, Fla., Dec. 2.(AP)--The'sin- ce Dr. George Thomas, president since Don Hutson starred at for the plan all newspapers of the than Coach 11. Cecil Baker, who bamaof the his made-Meand to l whatever Ott playing manager itinue to act in an advisory capacity university, York Giants tied her in season points, Mrs. PatH mountain area have now agreed to successor as president, Dr. LeRoy witi,orsa BEST LINEMAN tickets this' today and placed Bill Terry in charge of farm 'extent Ott desires, President Horace Stonehant E.'Cowles, Dick Wildung terson wins two round-tritwo The on designate championships tackles, the team congratulated basis. and Jim Daniell of to Pasadena. Calif., aboard the Unon behalf of the school and Coach of Minnesota operations with the title of general manager. !said in making the announcement. ion Pacific Streamliner and a pain The defeat of the training table Each was of the ITtes, re. Ohio State, played remarkable ball of contract.- given it two-yea- r line seats to the annual Ott, a great right.fielder and honierun hit. Ike Armstrong their and climaxed all per. blow-ta- -to of various year, words .the 7n0Untain staggering sponded In Rose Bowl- - grid tilt. - This year, MORGAN, Dec. with formances Terrywho has been manager of the Giants, ter, has been with the dui; for 16 years. play secresmashing Dv. E. conference football. E.Monson, praise. in company with her After three quarters of extremely very likely - the late games. Goverof state, represented tary.. ' husband, Glen Patterson, she will, coe plav, the Davis Darts shut The two won out In a nor Herbert B. Maw and the state TRAINING TABLE out the Morgan Trojans here last tuck race with such proven stars see Oregon State play Duke. BAN STEP BACKWARD to win a as Bauman.of Northwestern, Flath- TIE AT 20 POINTS hoop vicnight, RESPONSES GIVEN 20 poinM--eac- h The teams will play at Kays-vill- a At the conference meeting the man of Navy. Odson, Lillis of at After tory. forthe---teawas tieing 11 Responding Ru- next Monday. majority of coaches made no secret- through nine weeks of the season, Chick Hansen, who in. tre Dame. Wistert of Michigan, of Mrs.. .Pattersom. and Coach Baker The score: of their disappointment over the it troduced members of the squad. hi', of Texas . 4311 Itavis tieof (17) Stanford. Morgan of Banclucci a were within single point faculty action relating to the train He was also'one of II Seniors who California. Galbraith (4t ROrPta 47 contest NTPISPII 4 ing table. They were agreed this ........ 1 Wintery Ia.-were presented with gold foot- Bouley of Boston College, and ing on a special Oklahoma. --of a was Eason last week.Rofh Clark t51 Randall (151 backward step and one which staged for them balls by Earl J. Glade,:Dresident PEABODY-CLICKS tat e gehofield (Ot Wright every-gamwould do more to turn public dis, alike, missing picked Commerce or of the repCamber or 01 lover-ROA inith (1) a loves Dec. r ' favor upon the conference NEW.AORK, 2.(AP)A11 the world: Endicott Peabody II, of Harvard, seven and hitting seven. Both misse23. 21. aeons: than any a Dana of clubs the Morgan the servke resenting Groton d-- on --- of the founder-o- f Louisif: Substitution... other possible act. winning football team. TheAssociated Press' annual survey MorganRhodea. city. Mal- I Brook. g fU Porter. f Pavia Fla., Dec. The only excuse offered was that, of football --attendance discloses that those teams ,which had the MississippiMiss- Tueker, won the door school. and son of Rt. Rev. bish - ana H. Sheffielti. Rulon Horrocks c f 4) Page. (1): It'll be Texas Christian against like the recognition of a champion ability-t- O issippi State, Nebraska-Oklahom) ; Kap, f 43). a new football colm E. Peabody, Episcopal in of also touchdowns and victories more consisting prize, York :Miami's Bowl gather reaped New state,,won of central in Orange Southern New Georgia by the conference, the training autographed by members of the op 0.ne ' New Year's Day. Christian and Last guard Post. and Chat Daniel. Methödist-Texa- s would "smack of commercial more dollars at the box office. squad.. grid the who The line Texas smasher, Tennessee-VanderbilHorned defeat. Night's Fights Frogs, ism" in sport. It was held that to Unbeaten Duquesne played to comparative figures for 1940 and 1941. cd ,. , in one of other. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. THE PAYOFF with number Qi home games in parem mighty Texas, feed a boy who by his - sacrifice 7.9.7S6 fans this five home in theses year the season's big upsets, late last they lost to Texas A. & M. and Peabody. called by Coach 'Swede - That left the payoff on the score NEW ORLEANSLeo Rodak , through long and hard months of games as contrasted he of the gifirmy-Navwith 44322 a EAST night accepted a bid to play here. Fordham and ied Rice, but won Larson of Navy the best' guard exgame, which 13434, Chicago, outpointed Joe 1940 1941 spring and fall training and his over Tulsa, Arkansas, Indiana, has seen in all his coaching The Frogs have appeared twice 185.000 was 14-- 6 for the Navy. Mrs. Pat- Peralta, 133, Tamaqua, Pa. (10).- 201,000 fa) (8) performance on the gridiron brings year ago in fourcontests; Duke NYale 224Onil 5 110,398 t 5; Southern perience, has played an Iron-ma117 in the Sugar Bowl and once in Bavlor,, Centenary, terson was closer with a 20-- calL CHICAGOEddie Lander, 134, thousands upon thousands of dol- hiked its total from 57,000 ln five Harvard 61 253,000 6 . the Cotton Bowl. This season Methodist and Texas. role all year. He Is a defensive Baker called the game at 197,q Vic Troise, lars into school treasuries would be a Boston 171,000 isssosi Chicago, .thitpointed -117,000 last year 7to in Georgia los,t to Alabama and terror. 151 Mrs. Patterson will be featured ,14012. New York (10). 91,000 71.000 .." Holy Cross tinging the athlete with the man games a 40,000 (50 tied Mississippi. The Bulldogs whDoaaneletLeapmickoedpp 150001Northwestern 06) four tilts this fall, anclMissouri's Dartmouth .. (454 248.000 (51 over KSL tomor212,000 tie of professionalism." PITTSBURGH Bettina, devery s. stood iin an Interview 87,000 (60 Broil) 69.001711Mo) I'' 140.638 18,218 (4) (4) pokted wins over Mercer, South ow night at 9:45. Firmage, co- 153, New York, outpointed Harry For my part I can't see that it is aggregate hopped from 60,383 a Pittaburth 174.000 (a) 183,0001 (6 His southwest. Flor whole Columbia, the out in 44.3221 Carolina, t Auburn, 5 Rose 79.766 of the Bowl (4) .. - Duguesne 1941 award, 1940 sponsors Bobo, 24014, Pittsburgh (10). any business of the conference year ago to 73,548, with four home Princeton 163,0011A rhaneam '138.222 16) (60 Ida, :, (4) asmoo Centre, Dartmouth and play was largely responsible for presents the final 29.000 (4) the whether a school feeds its athletes a Gus BALTIMORE. Dorazio, 141 0 Wil 42.000 (4 i ueortet 65,000 t season. 4 'each team Fr-40.000 u, ,... 54.00014; the success of the, Longhorn 1941 Deseret News Georgia Tech. meal a day ot. Quarterback 19112, Philadelphia, 17.000 Texas 12.000 (3 Coirate (20 I think that is- - games Si 135.000 o outpointed loe,000 1I which ran up high score Saturday Club on the air. Nally Sandack 80.500 (5i 87.9001, Riefs Syracuse .... 141 181 the business of the schoo- For my 111,$;KERS DROP 100.000 (71 115.000 Buddy Walker, 2001i. Columbus, 4 ,a 65.000 010 cornell lafter 78,0001 TPX11$1 410 011) &X . .. 7,784 interview Saturday. the winner. will, 'reverse am I true in also was in favor of setting up The part .... 6 Forilha m ';': 4 t 200.0001 Baylor 174,500 (71 . Ohio (10). 37.143 04 .36!Sports Mirror Jenkins is the key man in the ,,, a training table for team. : 40,978 (6) , BRIDGEPORZ Conn.Al (Red) .. (81 cases. members most (5) 34,095 Nebraska. scor- 118.0 good' :Columbia - 151 wasn't . ir4Artazotimarwr line which 171 BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS in rushing with the excep- Moffett, 147, Devon, Conn.,. independent of the school and the' eenough to be chosen for the Rose j!,.,,nin,,,, . t. :it ' His qualitres as position z145.500 011 all on ed 1941 1940 year. tion conference. of and the AGO YEAR ni.. Auburn Frankie Velez, 148, Porto Mississippi ,TODAYNebraska 'Bowl a year ago. but. defeated five vinous& .. .141 82.474 ;51 051 142.054 154.000 (51 68.3691rashint4on leader add to his (60 to oppose 5tanford an Inspirational 20.600 11) 188,800 F. 491 games. In the Mississippi C. .... i 84 game, Rico (S1,- !times int a l'QW this fan.. dropped :.,ArnlY 305.000 accepts bid , C line. the at - 122.000 backing-uahility 71 .. 1 215.000 17) 294.000 a can't-- see- he to with he broken had itLi, in Rose .Bowl. NEWARK. N. J.Johnny Flynn, jaw, i,,,--..-..whrtkere 'in- Denver,-- f4:0m 144.000 to 126,000: Boston ''f".131 ' Stanford's removed from the Albert. Frankie 258.200 181 207.000 .. 't 8 1941. .1 Igo ,Siatofortl for example, - a group of D. L's t 011ege skidded front 195.000 THREE YEARS AGOGabby 4 game and plac- 194. Rochester. N. Y., won - by .. 1'n ... a -' 332 0110 ell 3n5m90 and the ed under- 25.000 ralifornol '34.032 061 tolbar., trades, southpaw in inhalator 0110 friends-m- en 111414 Hartnett signs $27,509 contract to ' 41 ' 1""9 oxygen technical knockout over Wallace "I who love. the school, 171000, anti Tennessee 15.000 131 27,1101!!"0" down Wake. Froo1 11 played order to getat)enough quarterback choice. again ' air. 015 131 the game and the kids who '4433' ; 1,41.73 St.TritalrY:6 ' ' 1143'81 Cross.'201, East Orange. N. J. (5). - the pilot Chicago. Cubs in Both :,3,1 .4 ;R teams sensationally.; despite play the from 112,000 to ,0.000. ' Xel"FIVE YEARS CLEVELAND --- Anton Christ. Smith, although hampered 181.5001 IttiC111; by 182.41 :74, ,,51, )1, AGOLarry' had Ge,',,, mousTAIN not get together next' braska and Boston College ., this year. Leader three losses which kept Ilim nut of a foridis. 163. Cleveland, outpointed 1941 '.1940 injuries ley, Yale captain and an 5 88.871 fall, each subscribe whatever he the same number .of games each Geortroa- To'ooll 181 ' 131.0110 180 on Pacific the backs all 1.41 45 2 42.115 151 few ca end, voted year's most valuable among roared aicay to a great Celerino Garcia, 158, Los Angeles 253.319 183.29ii Utah 1 coast in total offense, Albert again start games. 71 80 158 (71 79.7 Is; might choose, and put of this fund season but TC1Illessee played seviiiiin-Cazolina (5)- -, 100.0ro ; i .!, 127,000 T),'"er and finished in terrific fash- (10). Heisman awarded .iii'ik.e 5 en c 41 home player 44.0 010radn 38,804 to last six in - . ..., vi000: games is 117.000 set his year for (51 ..iiii picked . up their own training table 1r:the Intelligent hied- ion. He is a brilliant open field :. 115) 168,077 (17) 169.0 6 6 'Trophy by Downtown A. C. ..AR opo iSo us 0081 Totals Joe Maxiin,--178- , Nn. Car. St. 151 Cleveland, out., : the kids on the team. campaign luqt closing. ling of so many assignments. Ile runner., an accurate passer i 6 i 004) . and pointed Clarence (Red)Burman, Ian Immo 17, 1)2 , ,, COAST SLUMPS calls does all the the pass' ' I'd like to see- - the conference stool The plays, 74,332 i 0 i Vanderbilt .. 16 i 83,594 ' He is the spearhead of the 186. Baltimore (10). shows thAt 'attend-- I Florida 8 83.500 ,S 4 52.102 ing, punting and kicks for extra punter. table- -to - that attack. tell any football fanl ance survey for the 74 ' : , Gopher 39.000 15 i ... 4i Fritzte Zivic, 143. Pittsburgh, KPetu, 45,000 ki schools leftd He is and figures Of , that he couldn't points. Bob Westfall Michigan-captai- n. ' won by technical knockout over '' buy a kid playing: reporting climbed four per cent 1:LIIRZiarnm' :31,01043 47; ::: 724 101' He ,e has footed, gained yards '.r. " i on the best t he awl " a leans exponent , probably Pa Mtn. state .:(3) square meal. We'd! over 'a year ago despite the 35.000 14 this year. He has completed 47 45,000 BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS of the spinner play. has gained HarryWeekly, 142, Alliance, Ohio , tun in the Big Seven if; cific Coasts drop of almost 19 per :imitiollept 33.000 131 redly have 0.000t passes In- 103 attempts. He has a more than Final lineup of the four major college football bowl goies a mile in three years of (0). V 44.000 .. (41 48,000 , . .1, (51 did.they cent. ir111W Joey. Pirrone, 134, Cleveland, out., to. 'be played on New Year's Day. 1942: average of 40 yards. - and only- - onee has EMT kicking ''.. 51) he football,-. The 359 home games listed had or timi ' fumbled, although he ,handles the SINKWICH IS HERO 140 pointer Marcellina Borrado, 133, ROSE BOWL. PASADENA. CALIF.- (Seats .90,000) Oregon, 451 144.000 , (5) MPXte0 City (6 or igrooloo la total attendance of 8,455,962 Beau Jack Viet-' .. State, Pacific Coast Conference champion, vs. Duke, Southern - 138.000 .. play. 111.Atthe halves, Frank Sinkwich, 51 le 4. , 83,000 16 71,000 !an average of 91,7a,Lass4,11.s.,digmotateit NE Wald ' 1.859 career-in his college .'441;34tamiLlettftrtrer""Z:-71:7S- ) yards triple-thre: 126.000 151 h 8,139,700 an d22.673 144 000 and Bruce Smith, SUGAR BOWL, NEW ORLEANS. LA. (Seats over 70,000)-- .. Nrbrapka ... 5 a great plunger and elusive Costantino, 127, New York, out. He is Beau Jack, Augusta', Ga., Negro, de-l- a ' t 44.000 insva stAte 51.000. ilk (4 New Minnesota captain and eastern independentMissouri, Big Sit champion, 132, once he gets ,),i to the open field. pointed Joey Fontana, 104.140 77,000 feating Sammy- River. New York, - The Sotah showed the - greatest feI'1h7,nla York won the honors. Through the He star, 'Boston (8). result: 19, Tennessee 41 141 141 11 .25.140 37,300 College last night, winning on a, techniCall attendance - - COTTON played for two years under the - BROOKLYN;;.-Bca-u 1 43 548 t 4 80,3113 first seven games, Sinkwieh led the shadow il hike, 15 per cent. The M tasouri ,.- to A. and Jack. 136174, BOWL, DALLAS. TEX. (Seats of the Great Torn Harmon, ; knockout In the third round 30 200 20.247 141 of 'Southwest was next with 10, lot- - K4". s1416 '141 796 yards, in M. nation ,with vs. Augusta.- - Ga., wort by technical of rushing Southeast. Alabama, 131comes into his own. - 364. SouthwestConference'champion, but this 34,000 year their echeduled and he played five of these games ern Conference. 1941 result: TPUIS A. and M. 13. Yordham 1. 141 243.Z117. , knockout over Sammy Rivers.'135,, , In the top preliminary on thil Unwed by the East. with Nine and 5m1a,,,eZin.6: 1 SS 200 44 104100 with a broken Jaw. He scored six GrAIDel AM) PACTS the Midwest, where the ,weather Ins'6 ....., .. 131 Mexico City (3). ORANGE BOWL, MIAMI. EIA. (Seats 33.000).-Geor- gia, of : 1 044 220 Arena ,card, 19) 300,000 Ridgewood Jackie, i was adverse much of the way,with pnic"m":1" BUENOSt AIRESAbel 53; L Southeastern Conference. lir go Telma Christian. of Southwest Con. '61 Cestac. morwan ebveeeryn tghaemleeandenuard on Cooper, Chicago i kayoed Mike Atid i an increase of two threaTrignZintnotwaireerittm-roference. 1941 result: Minsissippilltattat-Gtergetow- n 65 000 131 55000 7. 13) a baaketball team Argentine heavyweight, per cen- t, siert New York, -in the filth round. Fallowing la .the tabulatton, outpoint. ' , 1111.000 rims 167.000 tet entwine Notre (I) ed Juan- 1.1rith-- Peru- (5). played. He outgained the entire op- was bin living. en an woe. ". : : : CAPTAINS OF LEADING FOOTBALL TEAMS all over the COn try chose the above albstar football- team for the season of 1942. All one player. This team has everything it takes to melee en allAmerica I lineup. Central Press took a poll of team captains and competed these selections. (CENTRAL PRESS PHOTOS). . Central Press' 1941 Captains' :';: :' - - Team can ,':' ,,.';:,'.:. double-checkin- - ,:: s,: ::.,.,.A,-,,:--,- , ,, r-- . )...:. ' .. :',-,- .:::.: :' - . :' . ."-,- -4 1Feted By -- 0 g &,,-.',:- :?): : , , : Jr.. Chamber li- . , - direc-----tu- A -- B--- s triple-effectiv- e - - qrs. Britt Patterson g -- - for-year- Wins Rose Bowl Trip . -- - ; Mel Ott Named Manager Of Giants Or Davis Darts y s 11- Trip Morgan , d Victorious Teams Only Draw More Fans ! ' TCU Will 37-2- 7 9-- m Play Georgia In Orange Bowl , A,--.- e Half-tim- Stanford-Callfornia,- , State-Tulan- a, 7Mexico-Wyomin- - d '... t. 11-7- : y - ( ) 6 - 20-7- ) i ' ) - ( , or-n- ( . I . I . I i , - first-strin- 312:04,:005:001' i , d ' , f ) Sa. - , . i , i: I , -- jack-of-a- ll r'78,-1- 1,34411:807753 43:'350016 fk: game-couki ', ) . , ( j ; I 1 -- I I ( I , ' Final Lineup t - Bowl Teams -3- . . I ' , , I ,- - - . ' - , '1 - , "r" ) , . ; W-7- 01-tries I g I I - - -- - ) 43.000)--TPX1If- , . Eight-rounde- , ! ) 4 -1- 111 1 s s , |
