PAGE 38 I) ETK O 1 1 EV E N ING TIM E S (THOSE CHEERY 880r» Friday, December 1. 1942 Wistert Picked on United Press All-Amoricn Team
By LEO H. rETEBSEN choice- Bob Dove. Notre Dame ond team six times and was not consin’s big games against Ohio TACKLE AL WISTERT. nois. A scrambler, busy every (UP).— end and Dick Wildung, Minne- mentioned on one ballot. State and Minnesota Michigan. Fixcels as an offensive minute of the hall game, he goi SPORTS NFW YORK. Doc. 4 END 808 DOVE. Notre blocker and opened the holes Tie United Press today presents sota tackle. Schricnor received 752 point* more publicity than any lineman and 718. Dame. In making All-American that made Michigan's reverse By LEO MACDONELL its 19-12 All-American football Unlike last year, when the WUdUBS last year he was noted for plays work so well. Played 549 this season on two notable per- team, by sports Although a* chosen writers voting reflected the absence of ranked probably catching Angelo Bertelli's passes. iMit a possihle boo minutes. Re- formances, against to the best » from eo««t coast. any player play- team in the country. guard, but wailing "lineman of and lown. ; dominant or failed to place man Started season as ceived wall ! Irish Can Gc* Pas* Bu* Sailors Have Shut As in |>«st years, the Midwest, ers. the balloting this Ohio State a to Smashing the year” trophy in Chicago and CENTER SPENCER D- >rar the team. two shifted hack end. with si\ players, again domi- brought out three men who on first But end who played best Judge Robert .1. Dunn called MOSELEY. Yale. Rated the Leases, La:* 6 Opponents Buckeyes were chosen on the type of G\ They Can Ou* nates the team. The Hast placed ranked far above the others. game against lowa Cadets. him the “best lineman in center Yale has hud in 20 ycanH ' three men and the South two. second team. A great inspirational C ! s' r r' 'Ser\ ice T *le W'll Be Favorites They were Sinkwich, who re- TACKLE DICK WILDDNG. America.” For the first time in many sea- ceived 1.004 points out of a pos- The personnel of the team: Minnesota. A regular for three GUARD HARVEY B whose lorte is defense Has an sons the Far West failed to place sible 1.045, Wddung and Dave END DAVE SCHRIENER, years, the first two of which the HARDY. Georgia Tech. Noted uncanny sense of knowing where the who has RAMS KASIKR FOR REARS THAN LIONS a man on either the first or sec- Schreiner, Wisconsin's brilliant Wisconsin. A good end last year. Gophers went through unde- for diagnosing plays. op|K)sing had is -rung and ond teams end. He reached his peak this sea- feated. Selected on 10 All- players called him a “in on every it at all times. Made a good Three of the All-Americans Sinkwich was given a son He informed brilliantly all American teams last year and play” lineman. Great downfield majority of Yale t ickles anil CHICAGO Pec. t Notre Pamr could wind ur with a claim TS aie repeaters F'rank Sinkwich team berth on all but seven bal- year, but turned in his two out- his play u.ix even better tins biockgr to ont championßh ; title the Service League crown. All they've of Georgia, almost a unanimous lots. He was named on the sre- standing performances in'WTs- season despite the team’s sltpnp. GUARD ALEX AGASE, 111- ((’ontlnued on Page 10) got t io is to whij Ireat I morrow! The Iriah have defraud West Point Cade's. Annapolis Middies and Berme Bier- man’s lowa Seahawks qut’e an achievement, verily. To keep their slate clean in the “Service League." in Great Ist Big League Meet in History Without Deal I,akrs. the South Benders will have to lick an eleven that has shut out it s last six i pponents. The hoys from Great Lakes were slow in smarting, hut once under way they became dyna- HTAN STARTERS WHO'LL GET FIRST TEST TOMORROW NIGHT HAYES’ FOE mite. As a result the Irish likely will he the underdogs with the Tigers' Trade betting gentry when the two teams collide at Soldiers Field in what, if the temperature man doesn’t relent, promises to he the Hn* coldest football game on record. With Tribe Still Already the wags are calling it the Zero Bowl game. Incidentally. Frank Leahy, after the game here, will return JB 4 0 the Mayo Clinic for a checkup after which he will go to an Hanging Fire Arizona ranch for a thro< months’ rest. The Irish coach has in season, in Icon ill health all a breakdown earlier the season By LEO MACDONELL 4 sending him to Rochester. CHICAGO. Dec. 4. With s m pockets empty and hoj>es for early If Karcis Wants to Boast, Here's a Reason Tiger trades diminished, if not smashed, Steve O'Neill If it is any satisfaction to him. John Karcis can boast that and Jack Zeller were prepared to sjmm la his Lions held the Bears to a lower score than did the Cleveland leave here late today tor Detroit. Rams. O’Neill was to stop for a meet- Walter Briggs, . ing Can you picture Karcis and Dutch Clark m an argument . . with O. owner thp club, the Such a« this’’ of Detroit first meet- ing between the two since Steve Karris 'Huh. rm team didn’t lose to the Bears as had was named manager of the Tigers. v-. v ;• did." -*s* t Cf~' as jours Ayv’j" .yip- 1 _ if' The Tiger delegates to the an- Clark—"Zat so. you so-and-so." nual big league gatherings were To get this over quickly, the Bears beat the Rams, 47 to 0, not the only ones leaving here empty handed With the exception i nnd the Lions. 42 to 0, which you may or may not remember, of a sale in which the White Sox but which neither John nor Dutch will forget, no doubt. bought a Pacific Coast League m player, not a single deal was an- All of which brings us to the point that the Bears are just nounced. It was the first time in 41 points away from the 1-year-old record pro football experts . f ,/v> history that has happened. A proposal in which the Tigers thought would last for a long, long time. The Bears have would trade Doe Cramer to thr totaled 355 points this season, just 41 short of the total they r \ hhu-.".' - Indians for Roy Weatherly was w i rolled up last year. Which indicates the Bears still are “a fair still hanging fire. Rut Lou Bou- w V, i ZjS sort of a hall club." dreau was rejxtrtcd to have weak- some the suggestion. L'>u ened on ,v In fact. Dutch Bergman, the old Notre Dame star, who now 1 wants more than Cramer for hi- ’"L H is a scout for the Washington Redskins, says the Bears of 1942 outfielder, he said are every hit as good as the Bears of 1941. Karcis and Clark TALK IS \|,L can argue about that if they want. They will, perhaps, agree Both .Toe McCarthy and O'Neill ‘here should be a law against all Bear teams. n\ % -si admitted that they talked possible ' t fades. \ flit Ph<>ti> h\ Timo H' - rr Ph<-i'*(tr»[.h<*r -\. V? “But \**> didn't IhIU very se- ”4 ¦wt This starting five, including only two regulars from MADER, forward; BILL SCHREIBER, guard; RAY riously," (It Bears Have Won 24 Games in a Row MrCarthy • : Jgujßßt ast season's squad, will open the current IT. of D. cage KELLY, forward: LEE KNOREK. renter; ART STOL- j “There will !*«• frvv if anv deals Incidentally, the Rears have won 24 consecutive games, in- chedule against St. Mary’s of Orchard Lake tomorrow- KFTY, guard. Mader and StoUft-y are tho veterans on until just before spring training f hiding 17 league games over a two-season stretch, 10 in a row light at Holy Redeemer gym. to right, are JOE Coach Lloyd Brazil's cage squad this year. time. Then we will know better Mm *his year. As you know, when the Bears gel through mopping how the players stand in the draft." up the Cardinals, they will fake on the Redskins in Washington k Apparently Connie Mwk Ti- Mm for the pro title. i W in ll< l|>s Olliers dveided to k p Bob .I' hnsor and Bruce Smith ofYlreat Lakes is the All-America bark of all Black Hawks Tie Baseball Given I lick Siebert < pair of players n JOHN N Y I.AW ER of Cleve- which were, the All-Americas . . . The ex-Minnesota star gained 793 yards, the interested land is Charlie Hayes’ one- r>. 1 Baker former Tiger man- averaging 5.9 per try, for the Sailors this season . . . He's the Caras Knocks Off Leader Mosconi; Gives Ponzi ager, reported h*- hid made no hundredth ojn*nt in their cent the Irish fear here tomorrow. Joe Cashman. Boston base- connection a« ye* fight at Olympia tonight. It scribe, Wings Again Chance Crown may ball reported Chet Gladchuk. Boston College Sugar Bowl Better for Billiards lo Mull “Looks like I have to lay tip De’rrii* .velfcr*? eleventh Red Issue is star in 1941. left the Cocoanut Grove off a year." B iker -aid just five minutes before! engagement. , By l>ro IntPraHtlwml Nf»« Ser\l«A W L HR BO TP Pc* , • . . veteran was don’t |* the fire started . The “Joe Boxing leaving. “You (. Louis Glove Club" hasj Mr-uccni s 1 lH 4 s6« san CHICA< lec INS TRIM N H UT VMES For the third time this season, P'inzi 5 2 5S 7 7*n .713 need to come hark. The game'* of th n mn>t cli-' irbing issues the been organized in Chicago to huv 50 sets of gloves for the business, Crane 3 3 fiS 8 *405 .500 over." baseball men will have to mull In routine it \«-