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EAST FAVORITE IN ALL-STAR SHINER GAME CHARITY GAME SET FOR NEW ORLEANS Jinx Favors Westerns In Spite Of Talented East- ern Performers BY MORTIMER KREEGER NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2.—C?)— The east will have the big name players but the west will have its old-time jinx working tomorrow in the Shriners’ annual all-star charity game transferred here from San Francisco. The Easterners, with four men from the all-America to the west’s three and four from the second team to the west’s one, are decid- ed favorites. But they’re pratical- ly always the favorites—yet have- n’t won since 1937 and have taken only five victories to their oppon- ents’ ten. The very presence of publicized players on the eastern squad has made western teams go out de- termined to show ’em up. Which they usually do. Eastern all-Americas include two guards, Endicott Peabody 11 of Har- vard and Ralph File of Pittsburgh, and a pair of backs, Bruce Smith of Minnesota and Bill Dudley DUKE GAINS IN ROSE BOWL of Virginia. The west has Bob DURBAN MAKES FIRST SCORE lorn Davis ot.Duke gains six yards and a lirst down in the first of Reinhard, California tackle; Frank- (dO) period Don Durdan crosses the goal line for the first Oregon State touchdown in the lirst period ot the liose nowl game with State at Durham. The other ie Albert, Stanford back, and Mai Die Rose Bowl game Oregon player identified in the men Davis and Bill Kutr.er, Texas end. with Duke. The Duke chasing him are Leo Long (32), Tom (30) Byrd (18)._ is Bob Saunders (92) of Oregon State. The Beavers won, 20 to 16. picture But the westerners believe some of thei rcomparative unknowns might again outshine the stars. For NHHS CAGERS TO Rose Bowl Luck SUGAR BOWL HAS instance, they have reason to think Running I WOODS Champion Chicago something will happen when they AND can put out a passing combination FLAYT MONDAY Out For Wade And Duke GRID AFTERMATH composed of Bill Sewell cf Wash- ington State, who completed more WATER Bears school SID FEDER of for Stars Hanover High By praise the left-handed Play passes than any other collegian in The New right *- liy BILL KEZIAH_, will its 1942 N. C., Jan. 2.—(A1)— halfback who was in the Blue Dev- Post Mortem Held Around T 1940, and Henry Stanton, Arizona basketball squad open DURHAM, Y. M. Wallace Wade scratched the lobe ils’ hair all afternoon. Jan. NEW YORK, Jan. 2.—GP—iChi- Tuffy Leemans and battering end who holds' thg all-time pass- season Monday night on the SOUTHPORT, 2.—A column Rams’ backs like Art with of his left ear, looked back on New Orleans After cago’s Champion Bears, two-term Pug Manders, Jones received records both for number C. A. court when they tangle ‘fit’s amazing that he wasn’t se- dealing mostly with Slim Osborne'; — those set- and Ward Cuff all season but and It has two straight four-point lected at least on the rulers of yardage. the Triangle varsity quintet. Pacific coast one and only coon hound of professional football, may never all and as how it'; Victory Over Tigers in one game. an annual custom backs, figured today conference The western coaching staff seem- become almost team,” Wade said, "be- kind in go into the charity scrap against his “Rose Bowl luck is running Brunswick had hardly been And the all-star passers won’t ed a bit more confident than the for the Wildcats to prepare for cause he certainly was an all- NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2.—L?i— the National all-stars here out.” published this past week when league be throwing at any ordinary east’s. Andy Kerr of the easterners their conference schedule by scrim- American against us yesterday. we Suear bowl aftermath— Nosed out 7-3 by Southern Cali- were set Sunday with their opponents rated marks. Their receivers will include said merely, “our squad is work- the 11Y'' team and it al- When we fumbled the opening kick- upon by Robert McRacli- maging fornia three years ago and nipped There was a general post-mor- such capable performers as Don as weil as could be to be a scrap- off, it put us into a deep hole, and en. He and as favorites for the first time since ing expected ways -turns out quite 20-16 State’s Beav- deposed alleged he had a-ound town today, and the by Oregon busy because of tpm Hutson, Perry Schwa-dz, Dick after about 10 days of practice to- angle. To date, Durdan’s kicking, we a most of the players can remem- viewed from any ers in yesterday’s transplanted real Ozark black and tan hound chief subjects of examination were Humbert, and Bill Dewell. and will give a good account frays never got out of it through the gether the score in these pre-season the head man would have if ber. thriller, soft-spoken first half.” himself, that it was a good one O) what happened That’s Coach Halas has of itself.” the why the are just about even, although of Duke football had no alibis to and that he had 'St the field' had been dry? and i2‘ After the all-star The western coach Babe ;' got it. It wu> watching squad Bears working overtime in their Holling- came out on top in The game itself reminded Wade a Down-towners make and admitted that the west- a kind of reflection on his do; was Fordham's safety really work out the past few days, many drills at the Polo bery declared: of the 1925 tilt in which Grounds, per- their last appearance. erners in general and Don Durdan his Ala- that Slim should be touchdown? followers of the who one of the hardest- alleged to have" boys play fecting their aerial defense. “We’ve got Severin has a bama outfit came on to Wash- This year, Coach in particular just had too much on nip the only superlative houn' in the As to the r.o two for dollars instead of hollers are fastest of the series. In first, partisans Steve Owen of New hitting, squads but much of it the ball. ington 20-19. fact, when yester- for the York wealth of material county. We have a v.e were heard agreeing upon any an- predicting defeat the Bears. Those eastern boys may be the day’s score was tied at 14-all in suspicion Giants, coach of the all-star squad, is However, he will be able As the upsetters from the tall will be from the would In fact, cne man thinks the stars but know green. hearing other Bruns- swer except that players thinks Halas favorites they’ll they’ve into the third period, he turned to one “was just throw' an effective line-up timber headed back home, Wade week hound owners net have so to be unbeatable. That talking” been in a ball to of county relative probably gotten appear when the Bear coach game.” The sent after the kind his coaching assistants with the declared it this tilt unless all signs fail. them highest to there being any hound at hi man is George Halas, who not only A crowd of 40,000 to 50,000 is ex- remark, "it looks like 1925 muddy. looked rather bad for his club. lettermen in all over that is better coaches the Bears but also owns for the which starts high school can place than theirs. We es- Missouri backers recalled that At the same pected game, again.” time, Owen is “well if some of the rook- pecially have in mind a 112 them. at 2 p. m. CST. every position gentlen.. little Harry Ice—who gained satisfied” with the of The Oregon the 3-1 un- won’t be prtgress his ies do not chase them out of their Staters, below Supply with gold teeth a:; and was the There any strangers PROBABLE LINEUPS: yards in 15 tries squad which has been will FRANKIE FRISCH derdogs who pulled the handle-bar on the field at the Polo Grounds hustling Monday night’s tilt biggest mustache, he will Is offensive star—almost got POS. EAST WEST positions. Rose Bowl since day’s through daily workouts at Garden the slant he is upset Lou Little’s telling us of his the next time Sunday. The Bears faced such Du. give Severin just dogs } away for a touchdown three times, City on Long Island. LE Rokisky, ..Stanton, Ariz. Columbias dusted off old KF-79 he catches stars as for on both rookies and up with us. Bob Steuber came close passing Sammy Baugh, LT Tu. Calif: looking and threw ard big Unless a last-minute Blandin, Reinhard, TALKS BASEBALL it at Stanford a half Cecil Isbell, Frank Filchock and change de- veterans, since all are new to his Speaking about dogs, we are. to breaking loose cnce. On a dry LG Peabody 11, Har. Thornton,SC dozen years ago—laft won last velops, Owen will use Baugh in wondering if many of the Cen. Mich .. M. system. dog lov-.. field, they argue, the boys couldn’L his Ingall, Sheafe, St. DUKE MORAN night and started back to Corvallis starting backfield, along with Y. I\r. C. a. aggregation By ers in this area are aware of the nave been stopped. RG Crimmins, N. D.. .Daniel, Tex. The by way of New Orleans.