Salt Lake Tribune | 1913-12-21 | Page 35 | Two Westerners on Camp's First Team

TVyO WESTERNERS OH 1 CIP'SJfiST TQM 1 Des Jardien of Chicago ami H Craig of Michigan Picket! H for High Honors. H . M OTHERS GET "MENTION" 1 ;Dean of .Football Makes An- III nual Selection of Three All- J ) 1 American Elevens. 1 Only two '.ve&terhers out of tho unu3nal , flj number of gridiron stars developed in Ji I this acctlon of the country during 181 j 9 arc honored by Walter Camp In his an- I 9 riual all-Amcrlcan aej;ctI6n which will j tj appar in 00111073 W'ceWy. "Shorty" Db3 ( 1 Jartlien of Chicago was the sole "Big J 9 Nlnn" reprcsonuitlvn and the dashing ftl CralK of Michigan sair.cd first honors ! 1 amnn the mon west of ths Alleghanle. ! These were the only football players i A thought worthy of first-team mention by ffli' Camp, although thoro were many who fi5 broke Into the honor roll on second ll and third teams. fffl According tq the dean of football crlt- Sill les, Butler of Wisconsin and Elchenlaub li of otre Dame irerc both more than ml capable playors- and were but one opln- m Ion short of the players placed ahen J of film them on the first team. Norgron of Chi- I Ira cago, Solon of Minnesota. Halllgan of II 'Ncornyka, Patcrcon of Michigan and ill Rorkne of Notre Damo were the other Ijl vestcrncrs given honorary mention anil J 1 placed on the third team. Camp says m that Norgren undoubtedly more than earned his spurs, but he believes that jajj tho Maroon captain was not cntlltlcil u ft moro than third rating with the galaxy of stars who played behind tho line this 'jD J'car. ' . ilj Several Mentioned. In hi? description of the men who W played for honoea ilnrlnr 1013 Camp men- :ti Hons n.v number of western heroes. Be- iol sides Solon and Itoctrne at end ho mi praiaes the work of Huntington of Chi- ml caso. Wllficn Kt Illinois a:t Ofstie of effi WlbcojiEln. At tackles -nlth Butler and L' Hnlllsan h lauds Pontlu? of Michigan, m Hhull nnd Goeltlcr of Chicago and Jvlrk Vt of Iowa. Routh of Purdue and Gelsman Pji of Ohio State arc the only mea of thin jifl section thought In a class with the guards of the cast. m Camp says that Dm Jardien of Chi- RW capo was the best center In the coinitry. m Telllmr of "Shorty's" abilities he Bay:' nJ that the Maroon slant was steady and rc- J liable in hla passing, absolutely depend- mi able for his snare In line work and that W he added grpatcr polish to hla work of Jttr 1012 without aacrlfialni: any of hlP cf- 11 flciency. Patcrson of Mlchltran and Gloa- m bod of Purdue got honorable mention. m Backfield Stars. W Bohind the, lino' 1b where the stars aro Bf found, says Camp. At tho quarterback job the critic mentions Russell of Chi- m cago, Hughltt of Michigan, Dorals or Notre "Dame, HIghtowcr of Northwestern M: and Ghee and Llewellyn, two Chicago m boys playing at Dartmouth. Throe oast- affl, ornera are rated ahead of theao field h generals. M Among the plethora of exceptional half- backs and fullbacks found on the grid- Irons of the country. Camp estimates tho BU work of Craig as equal to any. Ho says HS that tho Wolverine came into hla own iW with a vengeance and would fill out his Wi first team baclcfleld in ideal fashion h The other western baokn thought worthy, IT of attention by the critic were Norgron of A Chicago, Eichonlaub of Notre Dame. Oil- jj phant of Purdue, 8haut?hnessy and Mo- ffl) Almon of Minnesota, Gray of Chicago, 9 McGinnla of Iowa and Julian of Mlcht- U gan Aggies. II Camp's Three Elevens. Camps selections are as follows: FIRST ELEVEN. W. Hopsott (Dartmouth), end. ' El Ballln (Princeton), tackle. ) Ponnock (Harvanl). guard. BL De3 Jardien (ChlcaRo), center. JSj Brown (Navy), guard. jfflf Talbot (Tale), tackle. Ml Merlllat (Army), end. U Huntington (Colgate), quarter. MP Craig (Michigan), half. KM Brickley (Harvnrd). half. HI Mnhan (Harvard), fulL m SECOND ELEVEN. fll! Frits (Cornell), ond. J Butler (Wisconsin), tackle. M Busch (Carlisle), guard. fu Martlng (Yalo). center. . j H Ketcham (Talo), guaM. al Weyanfl (Army), tackle. fltt Hardwick (Harvard), end. Ml Wilson (Talo), quarter. m Spiegel (Wash.-Jeff.). half. , 3 Guyon (Carlisle), half. K Elchenlaub (Notro Dame), foil. THIRD ELEVEN. If Bojon (Minnesota), end. -vj" j Halllgan (Nebraska), tackle..' I Munns (Cornell), guard. Pateraon (Michigan), wntor, . & Talman (Rutgers), guard. H Storer (Harvard), tackle. Nj Rockne (Notre Damo). end. , wk Miller (Penn State), quarter. In Baker (Princeton), half. IK - Norgrcn fChlcago). half. H Whltnev (Dartmouth), full. m