THE~ MICHIGAN DAILY
THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1940
Trojans Place,
3 On All-Star
Football Team
Nile . Kinnick, Iowa Ace,
Only Player To Receive
More Than Million Votes
CHICAGO, July 24.-(IP)-The na-
tion's football fans paid eloquent
tribute today to Southern California's
great 1930 eleven by placing three
Trojans in the starting lineup for
the College All-Stars' game with the
Green Bay Packers in Soldier Field
Aug. 29.
A total of 6,575,957 votes were cast
in 47 states, determining the person-
nel of the 72-player squiad for the
annual charity spectacle between the
college seniors of last fall and the
pro champions.
Nile Kinnick of Iowa, who spark-
plugged the Hawkeye machine to
'dazzling heights, was the only play-
er to poll more than a million votes,
leading the halfbacks with 1,189,076
votes.
The three Trojans accorded spots
in the kickoff group were Bill Fisk,
end, Harry Smith, guard, and quar-
terback Ambrose Schindler.
The complete, starting -lineup with
vote totals follows:
Ends: Esco Sarkkinen, Ohio State,
784,842; Fisk, 802,563.
Tackles: Nick Cutlich., Northwest-
ern, 792,827; Joe Boy, Texas A. and
M., 773,256.
Guards: Smith, 846,318; Jim Lo-
gan, Indiana, 781,947.
Center: Clyde Turner, Hardin-
Simmons, 784,993.
Quarterback: Schindler, 759,312.
Halfbacks, Kinnick, and Lou Brock,
Purdue, 963,482.
Fullback: Joe Thesing, Notre Dame,
981,276.
IntramuralSoftball
Philip Krause, star pitcher of the
league leading American League Reds
won his own ball game yesterday by
slamming out a home run with one
on to beat the Curriculum Workshop
squad, 2 to 1.
Yesterday's tornado halted two
contests in which the Physics team
was leading Chemistry 6 to 0 at the
end of the third and the Buckeyes
were beating the Super Dupers 11 to
2 in the second half of the fourth.
In the only other game yesterday
the Terrace Club won from the
League Lugs on a forfeit.
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Tigers Whip Washington As Athletics Bow To Indians
DETROIT, July 24. -(/)- The the Detroit tallies.
heavy-hitting; Detroit Tigers defeat- In Cleveland the Indians stayed
ed Washington's Senators 7 to 5 to- on the league-leading Tigers' heels
day. Home runs by Hank Greenberg with a 7 to 6 triumph over Philadel-
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field's 300 basic training planes. By the spring of 1941, it is expected that the field's present output
of 250 basic trained pilots every five weeks will be raised to 450 for same period,.
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Yesterday's Results:
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Terrace Club won on forfeit from
League Lugs
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Tigers vs. Eskimos
Faculty vs. Trojans
Wolverines vs. Legal Eagles
Blitzers vs. Ten Old Men
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BAY CITY, Mich., July 24.--4P),---
Jesse Cortez, 47, of Caro, a beet
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here today of injuries suffered Tues-
day night in an automobile accident
near Fair Grove. Two others were
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