Aerial Battle Due as Fired-Up Rams and All-Stars Clash Tonight

Underdog Collegians » SI Shea Faces Tonight If&ening JSfaf JSpotffs r* A's Washington, D. C., Friday, August 15, 1952 A-14 * Bank on Speed to Halt But It's Wrong Time iMBrill. —-¦ Pros' Passing Aces jiftAV jOHPm jmmm- And Wrong Place in, Lose, or By the Associated Press By Burton Hawkins Draw CHICAGO, Aug. W Los 15.—1 f the Star Staff Correspondent By FRANCIS STANN Angeles Rams'defeat the College game PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 15. Star Staff Correspondent All-Stars in the 19th of the big football classic at Soldier Spec Shea will pitch for the Nats CHICAGO. AUG. 15.—The Redskins tonight should know a Field tonight it will be largely tonight, but there’s a feeling that of spirit to lot more about two young men who some day may help the through the medium his efforts will be a day late and Tribe out of the doldrums. In this 19th annual All-Star game win. No extra cash bonuses will incentive. against the wrong team. the of the 1951 college crop of seniors will include Vic be attached as an cream Sources close to the National By refusing to accelerate his A1 Dorow Janowicz of Ohio State and of Football League champions, pitching rotation yesterday against Michigan State. They more or less belong to owned by six millionaires, are pos- the league-leading Yankees. Man- the Redskins—when the Army is finished with itive that there has been no prom- ager of the Nats them. fli| ise of extra money. They say the left many observers won- JP really want win this one, Janowicz a fabulous back at Ohio R Rams to dering. The time seemed ripe for was JIB but good. State, an All-America the last two years, win- Washington to shoot the works, (The game will be telecast but against New York a winless Trophy, standout in ner of the Heisman the jp|f here by WTTG (Channel 5) Joe Haynes got a starting assign- afefc. %. \ JjflSHagk East-West game and most valuable player in and broadcast by WEAM and H! ment and preserved his record. starting 9:30 RR| r mM . j consistent . kick, pass and play safety on defense. saving Shea for tonight, when Redskins drafted Janowicz The betting fraternity believes Spec will for a When the they R»|ji||||rjH can win if they npr ' Vi-'. bid 10th win that the Rams against the brilliant knew the Army had the finger on him. They Mt- seriously set minds to it. Athletics’ i their Bobby Shantz. Shantz is seeking knew, too. that Vic is a pretty fair baseball Odds favoring the pros flucuated his 21st triumph after being player and may decide to catch for the Pirates. from 7 to 13*2 points, depending nc,s thwarted by the Nats last Sunday. lri* SUnn- corner you But Janowicz was worth a gamble. He on which Loop turn. Shea hasn’t pitched with less than may change his mind about baseball, or have it changed for All-Stars Geared High. four days rest this season and him. Back in 1937 there was no great assurance that Sammy There are quite a few takers, Bucky Harris is adhering to that policy. Baugh would stick to pro football. Sam was a ballplayer, too. for this All-Star bunch, tuned Choice Surprising. He was good enough to have a chance with the Cardinals. He up as probably never before scrutiny READY FOR THE RAMS—Here is the offensive backfield the College All-Stars will send against Angeles Rams in the Bucky up played minor league ball briefly. under the expert of Head the Los was expected to step Coach Bobby Dodd of Georgia annuall All-Star game in Chicago tonight. Running through a play are (left to right) , Kentucky ; Hugh his pitching pace yesterday, how- Eventually, Baugh realized his future was in pro football. Tech and his staff, is certainly McElhenny, Washington halfback; , Maryland fullback, and , Ohio State halfback, tagged as a ever, and many followers of the Neither Sammy nor George Marshall, Redskins owner, ever no pushover. future Washington Redskin. AP Wirephoto. club were surprised at his failure regretted the choice. And Marshall is hoping that eventually The bitterness of a 33-0 lacing ' to employ the best avail- Janowicz will see the light. the All-Stars took from the Cleve-,1 able in an attempt to knock off land Browns a year ago is hard Happy !j the Yankees. That would have to swallow. This year the 54-' Wertz Just as Redskins WillFace New Tittle, Ex-National Leaguers meant using Shea with three days’ ITMAY BE that if Dorow were available to join the Redskins player squad has been selected rest, but the season ends next after tonight’s game with the champion Rams the so carefully that Coach Jumbo Tagged to Direct Forty-Niners Helping Casey Stengel month and some critics feel Har- 16-year-old career of Baugh would come to an . Dorow, a of the Rams sin- As Garver Is Unhappy ris is mapping his strategy for a will take lot of pressure February 22-year-old quarterback, would look pretty good on the Red- cerely proclaims that he can’t' By Lewis F. Atchison J a the off finish. a single weakness in it.; Star Staff Correspondent ! Frankie so that Albert does The Nats’ explained Shea’s skins squad. Like Janowicz, he does everything. detect About Player Deal when boss At any rate, the 19th annual SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15. I go in he’ll be at his best. Tittle To Keep Yanks in Lead ; bench duty by pointing out he Dorow rated high up on the Redskins’ draft list. Last winter All-Star series will begin at 9:30 By *h« Associated Press Sports didn’t want to "mess up” his Y. A. Tittle, one-time passing : showed enough last year to con- Associated Press Writer I the Washington pros had no way of knowing whether Eddie p.m. with the Dumont Network ST. LOUIS, Aug. 15. —Bill ( pitching schedule. But, by the channeling star of the Baltimore Colts, is vince me he rates with the best If you can’t find the Fountain appeared Leßaron would be sprung by the Marines in time to help the I it to TV sets coast Veeck’s house cleaning of his 5 | {same token, it that the jto expected Forty-Niners’ as a passer in of Youth at set. Augustine, Fla., Nats aging Baugh and Harry Gilmep, who has yet to make good as coast and Mutual beaming it Browns, which sent Ned Garver, ( to be the both and calling were conceding first place likewise radio. The game it- j try the Yankee Stadium. jto the Yankees and will concen- had to go one by 1951 pitching ace, to the Tigers I big gun against the Redskins here : plays.” an offensive quarterback. They after of the top ;selfI draw, nearly on picking up will 90,000 to for Outfielder Vic Wertz in an Sunday< of the Shaw “hopes” Tittle, A number of former National; trate the best of college seniors, Babe Parilli, , or Dorow. in the first game Albert and the scraps. the arena. eight-man waiver shift, is as un- , Leaguers have found the stadium the Redskins’ The weatherman says thunder; i season for both teams. Tittle, un- other 1951 vets can keep San Anyway, it was business as Herman Ball, head of procurement depart- popular with Garver as it is j misleading, just showers and whether jI less all signs are will Francisco in the title race this to be what the doctor or- usual for the Nats, who promptly ment, liked Dorow, although he was not so famed nationally threaten, acceptable to Wertz. quar- dered. Supposedly washed up, the the turf is wet or dry may make* j bej the Forty-Niners’ No. 1 dropped seven and one-half as and Isbell. He liked those 64 passes for 842 yards Garver. who' reportedly could , year. The Forty-Niners mussed colony Parilli a big difference as the T- terback this year, replacing left- Yanks’ of ex-National games off the pace by losing a pitched Michigan two have been sold for SIOO,OOO up ] itying for their divisional crown; Leaguers have not only prolonged that Dorow for State last fall. He liked the -1 formation juggernauts collide. handed . 7-2 decision before 10,323 fans. way the passes at the start of the season, ex- big : last year by a half game, although their days in the house that Ruth Trusted with his first Dorow carried ball, caught when he wasn’t Stars Count Speed, | 1 It’s a step for the Texan start since on pressed disappointment over the , soundly thrashing both the Los built but have also jacked up their 22, to survive throwing himself and blocked. The have won six with the Deep South drawl, who; April Haynes failed j Collegians move. !] ; Angeles Rams and Cleveland bank accounts. the second inning in a try games, has reported “too f for his Yes, blocked. The fellow blocks real good. In fact, he’s so tied two and lost 10 in “That’s the first time this has thick-skulled”! Browns, who played off for the! Johnny Schmitz is the latest first Joe bludgeoned ;the rivalry. Their last victory to be a field general when the win. was for versatile that Bobby Dodd, who is of this All-Star come to me,” he said in Cleve-j league title. Shaw is only hoping senior circuit discard to find life three runs in the first inning when was in 1950 when a ponderously Forty-Niners got him a year ago. squad, is using Dorow as a halfback. He’s one of the reason* land. “I don’t know just how I Coach< Buck Shaw thinks differ-; because Uncle Sam got a few of with Casey Stengel extremely Hank Bauer and defensive squad brushed off the his better men, such as pleasant. why the Rams are not stronger favorites tonight. feel yet. It kind of knocks you ently, and welcomes “Yat,” as Halfback I , 17-7. out.” he! Pete Schabarum, Vern Lillywhite Stengel, who grew old before (See NATS, Page A-15.) I Defense may play an important prefers to be known, as “the other; ¦ ! Wertz, on the other hand, , quarterback you need win in land Jim Monachino. End A1 his time while managing weak THE PITY OF IT, from a Redskins viewpoint, is that unlike jpart tonight, although the 1952 to teams at Boston and Brooklyn in | seemed pleased. this league.” Beals retired. many All-Stars, this pair won’t be for pro All-Star group has given up National League, other reporting foot- | i “I gained 11 games just like With Colts, Only five of the Forty-Niners’ the gave Schmitz Probable weight in order to get speed. the defunct Tittle his start in the "new land” ball duty by the week end. Nevertheless, Janowicz and Dorow ithat and jumped out of the cel- jl rated strictly 30 draft choices reported to train- first . That speed will be used to rush was as a thrower. yesterday. Cubs Washington at Philadelphia—Shea (9-5) are filed for future reference. And in the meantime, the Red- lar,” he laughed, referring to St. The Colts, his complained,' iing camp. All-Americas Halfback The one-time vs. Shantz (20-4). Ram Passers ¦ critics and Brooklyn left-hander re- New York at Boaton—Sain (9-4) vs. skins have another pair going for them tonight. Louis’ higher standing. “Fromj]had no running attack to speak Hugh McElhenny of the Univer- Hudson (7-9). and . It’s about sponded with a 7-2 victory over Cleveland—Byrne ‘what I hear I will like working, pointed Isity of Washington, the No. 1 pick: St. Louis at (6-12) va. Jim Clark, for instance. Clark is a guard from Oregon i the only strategy that can stop of, and to Tittle as the Washington. Garcia (14-8). for Veeck. I think I’ll hit reason. Bob Tonefl, 240-pound tackle from (Only games scheduled.) 22, like Janowicz and Dorow and weighs 220 pounds. the pros’ mighty aerial game. i better i But the Louisiana State State. He’s I St. Dame; Campbell, Yankee Margin Boosted. NATIONAL LEAGUE. j If Van Brocklin and Waterfield in Louis. alumnus with the wide-set eyes Notre Marion ! Boston at New York (2)—Wilson (10-9) He hails from Honolulu, where his father runs a restaurant ! 230-pound victory 'have time to pass. Receivers Tom “I always liked that ball park—! had good reason for being a 1 tackle from Georgia, The boosted the Yanks’ and Burdette (5-6) vs. Koslo (7-6) and his teammates No. on the Pacific and Pat O’Donahue, Lanier (5-10). and voted him the 1 lineman Fears and will nab that right-centerfield fence is a 1 thrower. He could have sued the All-America margin over the second-place In- Philadelphia at Brooklyn—Roberts (18- game tonight and flying to good target.” linemen for non-support. Running defensive end from Wisconsin, are dians to three games. The Indians 6) vs. Landrum (1-0). Coast. He’ll be in the them. I Pittsburgh at St Louis—Necclai (0-1) to the Redskins tomorrow. The tip is out that the Redskins Pro football rivals have tried | Veeck had a difficult decision plays virtually were impossible scheduled to play with the College; and Browns were idle, vs. Clark (2.0) or Chambera (4-3). Join I tonight Chicago. got his (Only games scheduled.) will be able to use him. jto stop these catchers with three to make in the deal which was 1 without blocking and Tittle had All-Stars at All:j Schmitz chance as Sten- j or four defensive men guarding completed yesterday. to fall back on passing, the others are either in service or! gel saved his regulars for the im- Then there’s , also 22, which seems to be a popular them, but without avail. Certain- Garver was the only Browns j Shaw saw nothing wrong with out of football for other reasons. portant four-game series against age on the All-Star’s 54-man roster. Moss is one of the Uni- ly, the All-Stars can’t expect any- bright spot with his 20-12 record the way “Yat” handled the Forty- But the Forty-Niners still have the third-place Red Sox which TIRE SALESMAN versity of Maryland’s unsung men on the team that swept the thing better. The only hope. as the club finished last in the ! Niners’ Offense last year after he their powerful line, anchored by opens in Boston today. boards last year and went on to score a victory over then, is to stop the passes at their American League last year. He recovered from a pulled-leg muscle and Ray Collins at Schmitz is the fourth National tackles, Gordie Leaguer in many years to WANTED Tennessee January 1. The Modzelewski brothers, Bob Ward source. , was the first pitcher in the last 28 jiearly in the season. He blended Soltau, star pass- as join But if anything goes wrong in j years of major league ball to:running plays and passes well catching end, and Fullback Joe and overshadowed Moss but the pro scouts Perry, (See BASEBALL, Page A-15.) Fine opportunity for ex- . turn such a trick with a tailender. i enough to satisfy the coach. He and neutral observers think perienced tire salesman to knew what the 215-pound tackle could do. (See ALL-STAR. Page A-15.) ! with the right of break But the righthander hasn’t: finished as the league’s 10th best sort Shaw’s; travel District of Columbia He slipped away from the Redskins and the Rams got him. |shown any fire with just seven! passer with a record of 63 comple- boys can take all the money. At DANES-ON-THE-BAY HOTEL and Virginia. Salary, ex- Whereupon Marshall traded for the Ridgeley, W. Va., lineman, ! triumphs and 10 losses this year, i tions in 114 throws for 808 yards any rate, they appear to be too SHADY SIDE, MD. penses and car furnished. TV-Radio Lineups and the Browns desperately need < and eight touchdowns. This year strong for the Redskins this early It rooms, all double, 85.00 per night, Give full particulars in who with Clark will be flying westward tomorrow. t i Dance floor. 5 acres of grounds, out- power at the plate which Wertz ! Shaw expects him to be better, in the season. And, unless the| side fireplace. Overlooking the Bay. first letter to Paul Giblin, For All-Star Game may supply. “You’ve got to have two quar- District eleven improves greatly; We rater to oyster roasts, banuuets and V-P, S.M., Armstrong Rub- ! private parties. is a for Although hitting only terbacks to win in this league,” they’ll be too strong for the Tribe; ber Co., West Haven 16, THIS 19th ALL-STAR GAME big One the Washington Here are the names and num- .244 now,' For Information, Call J Nixon, Buck said, “and got their league meeting Wash- W. Conn. area. Four of the players—Ward, Ed Modzelewski. Moss and bers of players in the football ; we’ve them in at West Hirer 6951 (Continued on Page A-17, Col. 4.) | jin boy ington Ed Kensler—are from the University of Maryland and one of game between the College All- Albert and Tittle. This November 16. the coaches is Jim Tatum. Four is a good round number of Stars and the at playing representatives from any school. Notre Dame, for Soldier Field, Chicago tonight. instance, will furnish only one and Tennessee, ranked the The All-Star squad: Jo. Pos. Name. School. Nation’s No. 1 team of 1951, only two. 0 QB Parilll Kentucky 7 G Ward Maryland Ward will be at one guard spot and Don Coleman of Mich- 8 E Brewster Purdue ,0 HB Dorow Michigan State igan State at the other on offense. Each weighs only 185 and !l HB Karras Illinois feet. 6 HB Janowicz Ohio State is under 6 On occasions they will be facing Rams who 7' C Kinson Missouri outweigh them by 60 pounds apiece. ’l HB Gifford Southern Calif. !3 FB Matson Ban Francisco Whats Worth While, 14 HB Flowers Christian :5 QB Wade -Vanderbilt :ii QB Crawford Georgia Tech THE LITTLE MAN in sports often is underrated and Ward :7 HB Lauricella Tennessee 18 HB Dooley Miami realized it when he wofind up his career at Maryland last :» HB Dillon Texas Orleans. :! HB McElhenny Washington! New Year’s Day in New Somebody asked him about a 12 HB Rechichar Tennessee i:i E Howton Rice pro career. / 14 T Moss Maryland play.” 15 T Mitchell -UCLA “I’ll the two-time All-America said, “but I’d have to JB HB Pettibon Notre Dame money, which I 17 HB Kensier Maryland rski get pros ¦ some real won’t. The won’t crowd Is 18 E Gandee Ohio State Worthwhile me on account my size. And when don’t you 19 FB Reichardt lowa of they draft M HB Boerio Illinois high up, they don’t pay much.” 11 FB Modzelewski Maryland 14 G Price Texas Tech He called it on the nose. Nobody was in a hurry to draft 16 E O’Donahue Wisconsin 18 E Carey Michigan State Ward, although he finally was claimed by . Bob accepted in E Lemmon California >1 E Beck Georgia Tech an assistant coaching job at Maryland instead. >4 C Mosley Kentucky >5 G Macrae Northwestern Which recalls an incident on January 1,1950, after Missouri >6 T Pearman Tennessee >7 G Clark Oregon State was walloped in the by Maryland, with Ward making 18 HB Hughes Michigan State >9 T Snyder Georgia Tech lor tackles all over the field and winding up as the most valuable 10 T Johnson .Michigan i^H 51 HB Toler San Francisco player. Later in a hotel lobby the late Bo McMillin, famed 1.1 HB Tarasovic Louisiana State 14 T Coleman Michigan Crowding State coach, was asked what he thought of Ward. "I T Weatherall Oklahoma “He’s wonderful,” said McMillin, who had ¦•i E McColl . Stanford watched from i 3 T George Wake Forest J pros? 4 C Griffith Arkansas the stands. “Too small for the No, he looks big to me.” 16 T Campbell Georgia McMillin entered elevator. So did half dozen Maryland 17 E Thomas Oregon State an a 18 T Williams . Arkansas players, or pounders wearing 19 T Marchetti San Francisco most of whom were 200 210 un- <0 T Toneff Notre Dame ripened nose scars. Bo as they got 11 E Faverty : Wisconsin watched off on a lower floor <2 HB Richter California 53 and asked, “Who was the little guy with the beat-up face?” G Forester __ Southern Methodist p 54 -E Sugar Purdue Kentucky . 35 _ “Ward . . Bobby Ward. The fellow we talked about.” G MacKenzie jLfaic oujl id QB Tidwell Texas awpt mil tuft qit mm. mu cLfttiiuj dipt, “These damn elevators,” Bo swore softly, “they make the All-Star coaches: Head coach, Bobby i/m Dodd. Georgia Tech. Assistant coaches: if big folks look so little.” Jim Tatum. Maryland; Red Sanders, UCLA; Bob Voigts. Northwestern. uidhtitpf JMudty, uu cpictet a. mjmii from. ’mmlmml/l Jal afjiu. 'mod Los Angeles Rams’ lineup: No. Pos. Name. Major League Standings 7 QB Bob Waterfleld Jutti, a. tr m Van tut ‘muaL’.J ctotlmu 11 QB Norm Brocklln WT-dull pic ani/d Katad FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1952. 20 HB , Jf 2ulftm 21 HB Volney Quinlan; 22 HB Jerry Williams | dpt, udit&ubu/ ptiMi tlu sjjum. today aA udactiml *30.00m tkfaid. AMERICAN. 24 HB Tom Kalmantri tki of stand,,* | 27 HB Marvin Johnson | J | J 30 Yesterday. FB Howard Ferguson JjcitL £ Se>alt« •» « Myers toimd Clabl j*jJ J]g I I * 31 FB Jack mil ZadauL in TODAY TOMORROW! \'S FB ejjed... 2. 32 N Y.. 7 iWash_. IzltJ Ui£ 3S O °a£ tS_ 35 FB Paul Younger fau 13 36 FB Herman Reed 7m earns New York j—|loj s|ll|l2| B|ll 10 67] 47] .588| 40 E Elroy Hirsch nn Byron 2°*Det., 0 (10 ins.). 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