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Show ILTER CIP PIS THHEF BIGJLEVEH5 Sixteen Colleges and Uni-versities Uni-versities Represented in Noted Expert's All-Star All-Star Teams. FIVE CRIMSON MEN ARE FIRST CHOICES Harvard Rearranges Schedule Sched-ule for 1915, Eliminating Michigan Game; One-roan One-roan Coaching. NEVT YORK, Dec. 12. The all-American football team selections of Walter Camp as announced here tonight include three full eleven? with players from sixteen six-teen colleges and universities. Harvard Har-vard leads with five, plavers, all on the first team, the Army is second w.th four and Dartmouth, "i'alo and asu-inzton asu-inzton and Jefferson each place three. Tfiii selections follow: Firt team End, llardwick, .Harvard; .Har-vard; tackle, Ballin, Princeton: guard, Pennock, Harvard; center, McLwan, West Point; guard, Chapman, Illinois; tackle, Trumbull, Harvard: end, O'Hcarn, Cornell; quarter, (Jhee, Dartmouth; Dart-mouth; halfback, Maolbetsch, Michigan; halfback. Bradiee, Harvard; fulLDaek, Mahan, Harvard. . Second team Merrillat. West Point; ah Rutgers; Jordan, Texas: Des .'ar-dien, .'ar-dien, Chi-ago: Shenk, Princeton; Patterson, Pat-terson, Washington and Jerterson; Brann, Yale; Barrett. Cornell; Spiegel, Washington and Jefferson; Canail, e-high: e-high: Le Gore, Yale. Third team- Solon. Minnesota: Hal-ligan. Hal-ligan. Nebraska: Spears, Dartmouth; Cruikshank. Washington and Jefferson; Meacham. West Point; Weyand. West Point; Overesch. Annapolis; Wi.son, Yale; Pogue. Illinois; Talman, Kutgers; Whitney, Dartmouth. |