WRITERS ALSO LIKE HIM.
Another coach who is high on
Brindley is John Lawther of Penn
State. Matt Jackson; sports edi-
tor of the Rochester Times-Union,
as well as Sports Editor Cy Krit-
zer of the Buffalo News are mem-
bers of the All-American Board
who like Brindley as the No: 1
cager. .
Among those who are set on
big Bob Kurland are his own
coach, H. P. Iba; Coach H. R.
McQuillan or. C U., and Lt:
Cmdr. Clair Bee, former Long
Island coach.
Brannum
1)support as No. 1 player from
-PCoach W. F. Lange of North Caro-
ilina, and his own coach, Adolph
Rupp: Ed Krause of Notre Dame
ialso is strong for Brannum but
also fancies his own Leo Klier,
Stan Patrick and. Dick Ives.

COAST ACES PRAISED.

. From the Pacific coast, Coach
Howard Hobson of Oregon, as well
as Sports Editor Royal Borugham
of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer,
\have drummed up a good deal of
‘noise in favor of such aces as
‘Wallace Borrevik of Oregon, Gail
Bishop of Washington State and
Roger Wiley of Oregon.

The poll of the All- Kener
board should be complete within
the next week and the full squad
which will oppose the world
,champions named.

Addition of the clash between
_|the National AAU champion Phil-
2} lips 66 team of Bartlesville, Okla.,
ijand the former National AAU
ijchampion Ambrose Legions - of

Denver, Col., has satisfied the
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cage’ talent ever assembled on @
single court will be seen in action
on Dec. 1.

SELLOUT INDICATED.

The advance ticket sale indi-
cates a complete sellout of at
least the higher priced tickets
weeks before game time. With
box offices now open at Bond’s,
65 W. Madison st., and room 510,
326 W. Madison st., it will be well
for fans ordering by mail to rush
their orders in immediately by
sending check or money order,
made payable to The Herald-
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