Washington Hs Places
Total Page：16
File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb
PAGE 8 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .NOV. 26, 1932 WASHINGTON H. S. PLACES FOUR STARS ON TIMES’ ALL-CITY Tech, Manual Gain Two Positions, Dixie Boosts Many All-America Grid Hopes Crisler Takes Blue, Ripple and Irish One Each Basket Berth By United Press PRINCETON. N. J„ Nov. 26. Cherry Named Outstanding Herbert O. (Fritz) Crisler, who suc- Times’ All-City Teams ceeded Albert Wittmer as head foot- Back; Two Teams Are at BY DICK MILLER ball coach Princeton this season, has been appointed to succeed Equal. ~ FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM - jSj fL Iffißß Wittmer also as head coach of bas- POSITION NAME SCHOOL NAME SCHOOL BY DICK MILLER ketball. FNn Wittmer resigned from the basket- O'CONNOR Cathedral RCRNKIDES Shortrldae Washington’s powerful ball post because of illness TACKLE after RACMBACH Waahlnaton NELSON Broad Rinplc undisputed city holding it for nine years, during r'* Continentals, ARD SKODA Technical BROWN Waahincton which he produced eastern intercol- CENTER champions, grabbed four of LCZAR Washlnrton WAHL Manual legiate championship basketball r l ARn • * OATTO Shortrid arc FARRELL Cathedral the eleven plays on the 1932 teams in 1925 and 1932. In 1927 and TACKLE DEZEI.AN Waahinrton FARIS Shortridcc 1928 his quintets lost by two points all-Indianapolis high school in the KLEPPE Manual WISEMAN Broad Rlnnlc play-offs for title. BArK eleven, announced today. W .SlJ'.YjcA- ;C'L WELTON Manual HOWARD Waahineton mapX■ ®ACK high players makes ;•••■■" SOMERS Terhnlral RETTERER Shortrtdre The calibre of B*~ 4 BjPpifcs:- : BAf K it possible to select two teams of MI RBARGER Broad PAR Technical D.-Army Rlnnlc DI E almost equal N. on Air BAtK CHERRY strength, with good Waahinrton M’TARSNEY Washington reserve material to spare. Kleppe, end, is con- The Notre Dame-Army football HONORABLE MENTION Manual's big sidered the standout of local wing- feature at Yankee stadium. New T*rhn ' e " TACKLES-E. Johnson and Brudcr. Technical. York, OLARDS— Neraaton. men, but there is little to choose be- today, will offer a big treat Manual. OENTER-Fcssler. Technical. BACKS-Rohr and Breen. tween O’Connor, Burnsides, Wise- for radio sport fans. The contest Cathedral: Tottan, Waahinrton: Flaja. Technical: Cowden. Manual; Cullen. Park School; will be broadcast J. Brown and Daniels, Crlspus Atturka, Appel, Shortridre. man and little Jimmy Walker, the by both national Tech youngster, who loses out more chains. Columbia and N, B. C. because of his size than any other (WEAF>. The Indianapolis outlet shortcoming. on the Columbia chain will be over Tennessee Eleven Wins 60, WFBM. Burnsides Inconsistent The kick-off is scheduled for 1:45 Burnsides flashed great form at eastern standard time. 12:45 Indi- Loses Two in Seven times, but was inconsistent, and al- anapolis time, but the description Years though co-captain, lacked the spirit of pre-game features will go on the of leadership in some crucial mo- air as early as 11:45 Indianapolis ments. time, it is said. BY GEORGE KIRKSEY major team in the land approaches, Cnlted Press Stall Correspondent No one thing meant more in Captain Jimmy Hitchcock (left) and Gump Airail of Auburn Ted Husmg, for Columbia, and that record, but some of the edge Freddie Crawford, Duke Washington’s success than the play Granam McNamee, for N. B. C., will KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Nov. 26. is taken off it because of the fact of the two The “old big tackles—Baumbach be the broadcast chiefs, Army game” has created that Tennessee remained in its “own and Dezelan. These two huskies place in the gridiron Ten- a sun for backyard” to play most of its made possible many of the runs nessee's Volunteers. games. turned in by flashy Harry Cherry Elks Launch West Pointers, OUST RETZLAFF, WINE Three Major Rob- The only time the Volunteers ven- and other Purple ball-toters. Faris ert Neyland, Major William Brit tured across the Mason-Dixon line and Nelson are rated about equal, Heavyweight Bout Called No Con- ton and Colonel Paul Parker, have was last year New while E. Johnson when they beat of Tech was a Booster Pin test; Purses Are Held Up. drilled Tennessee so thoroughly in York U., 13-0. fine player hampered by injuries football technique that over a A peculiar about Tenneseee and Hank Bruder played By United Press thing spotty ball. DETROIT. stretch of seven years their pupils coaches, supporters and players is There was a dearth of guards and Nov. 26. Charley only the Drive have met two defeats. that they do not exactly crave out- center assignment goes ,to Event Retzlaff, Duluth heavyweight, and The complete seven-year record is side recognition. Luzar of the Continentals, because Frankie Wine, Barberton, 0., were sixty victories, two defeats and five “There are enough good football he outplayed Wahl, scrap- ordered out of the ring at the end py pivot, Manual’s The active campaign for ties for an average of .967. No other teams in the south to keep up i£ when they tangled in the the Elks of the sixth round of their scheduled competition,” said Major Britton. nty title game. Fessler acme fast international sixteenth annual bowl- ten-round bout Friday night, and “We have had some pretty fair at the close of the season. ing tournament that will be rolled the fight declared no contest. teams in the seven and Today their managers were last years, Cherry Best Back on the Indianapolis Pritchett recre- trying we haven’t been able to win the to persuade the boxing commission Talking alleys during April, southern title. We have plenty of Tech had more spasmodic backs ation March and to release their purses. Bob Sage, the time to start choosing outsiders than any other team, but Somers will be launched tonight at the Ho- referee, charged that neither fighter played after we win our own champion- consistently throughout the tel Antlers when Exalted Ruler Wil- was trying. ship.” season. Flajc was injured, Pardue Over Major Neyland, played was liam Fahey meets with the commit- It who end brilliant at times and Bohne , BY JOE WILLIAMS at West flashed tee of one hundred, national officers YALE VET PROMOTED Point in 1914-15-16, became running power in a few Tennessee coach almost by acci- games. of the Bowling Association, Cham- By United Press Nov. 26.—Major dent. He was sent to Knoxville as Harry Cherry easily was the out- ber of Commerce and newspaper YORK, NEW HAVEN, commander of the school’s R. O. T. standing back in the city, especially men. A1 Millington, chairman, has Conn., Nov. 26. NEWRalph Sasse led his last foot- C. on George in 1925. A back field coach was offense. Ricky Murbarger of completed all arrangements for this Connors, track coach and ball Army in review before the big and he for needed took it as a side job. Broad Rpiple played almost as well and a real “pep” session is trainer the Yale football team, town up at the stadium today when Then he became head and meeting has appointed hand coach the Frank Welton was the spark a sure result. been advisory trainer the West Pointers went into next year and sent for his m for all of Dame. team- Manual’s back field. Elks are proud of the fact Yale’s athletic teams, to hand conflict against Nore mates on the Army Three The effective immediately. varsity the team, Britton fine players—Retterer, bril- tournament second in Like most of his men, and Parker. liant Shortridge that their is Frank Kanaly, major is through with runner; McTars- size to the American bowling con- associate track youthful He has developed three all- Washington’s coach, will be head coach of the football after the current season ex- fine defensive gress national event. Indianapolis America players—Gene McEver, 1929 full back, and Howard, track team. Connors and his men who are Purple star host to the Elks in their tour- served twenty- pires, like half back; Bobby Dodd, 1930 quar- are relegated to the was three years as track and leaving athletics behind, he turns second team, nament of 1926, but the 1933 event i '* football ter, and Herman Hickman, 1931 and Rohr and Breen of Cathedral trainer at Phillips Exeter Academy again to the business of soldiering guard. He has two to will more than double the entry of all-America honorable mention. :’G before coming to Yale ten years ago. as a profession. possibilities in this year’s team that meet. in Asa whole, the city grid compe- ■ bowl- Football historians may find it difficult Beattie Feathers, half back, and tition While some of the greatest properly appraise coaching ability was the toughest in years, to the Van Rayburn, end. Feathers is one and ers in the country compete in this of the major. Football historians always Washington was forced to turn ART experience this difficulty in dealing with of the best kickers in the country. n SOOI great meet, the appeal to all Elks to enter SAYS: They come and go with play capture the Army coaches. ltitle.M Thel t 0 and roll is great, as good fellow- Some how great frequency. Generally the limit Is individual material also four, years. was of higher ship awards make up a large share enough to caliber. the Thanks- You may say that's time bf the prize list. Beattie Feathers, Tennessee John Cain, Alabama establish class or the lack of it and maybe March to giving dinner you are right. Still the Pop Warners, the City Title National officers who will preside Howard Joneses and the Knute Rocknes Dr.