H. Payson, who rowed in light
weight crews at Annapolis, was in
Hertford College shell. W. M. Kor
en, Princeton university graduate,
was a member of Queen's College
eight.
Huskies'' Great Backfield
“Set” for 1933 Campaign
SEATTLE, June 16,—One thing
is certain about the University of
Washington football team which is
figured to be of championship cali
ber for the 1933 Pacific Coast
Conference campaign—the back
field combination is “air-tight'’ and
“water-proof.”
This may sound strange speaking
of an eleven which hasn't won a
title since 1925, but on the basis of
available material and last year's
| showing, the ‘Northern Husky will
'be more that a “dark horse” next
fall.
Coach Jimmy Phelan, starting his
fourth year at Washington, has the
pall-lugging cogs of his grid ma
chine literally welded in place. He
has only to worry about his line
this year, and for that matter next
season, too, for all his baekfield
aces are juniors'.
Only One Change
Through the six weeks of spring
training the thro? sophomore regu
lars of 1932—Paul Sulkesky, full
back, and Matt Muczynski and
Burl Bufkin, halfbacks—held down
their old jobs daily. Not once did
a hewcomer or letterman break
into the combination.
1*he only change in the Husky
baekfield which last year scored a
toflehdown against Southern Cali
fornia, generally rated as national
champions, and held the powerful
Trojans to a 9 to 6 score, was at
the quarterback ' post, which was
left vacant by the graduation of
Johnny Cherberg. Jay Hornbeak, a
smart, youngster and a rugged
blocker, was moved into the hole
and remained there throughout the
spring work.
