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P Star Grid Mach Machine ne B By STUART CAMERON CAl United Press Tress Sports Editor NEW V YORK Nov 30 30 The The all- all America football team of ot 1935 pre presented presented pre pie by the United Press gives premier honors honors' to players of the middle west but bul reveals that the aces of ot the game are distributed with remarkable equality from coast to coast Six members of the America all-America hail from the midwest Two of them and Smith Minnesota's Minnesota's Minne Minne- sota's giant tackles formed the backbone of the team Others from the same sector arc are Millner MilIner Notre Dames Dame's stalwart end Wa Wagner ner MichIgan Michigan Michigan Mich Mich- igan State guard Jones Ohio State center and Berwanger Chicago's one-man one team Tho The on only other section of ot the country to rate more than one place was the southwest where the football played this year ear may have o surpassed that of an any other division of the nation From this region were selected Baugh Texas Christians Christian's kicker and passer listed for the quarterback berth and Wilson ilson Southern Methodists Methodist's Methodists Methodist's Methodists Methodist's Meth Meth- odist's the o halfback Bobby Grayson only holdover from Crom rom the 1934 America all-America whose carrying ball and defensive play catapulted Stanford into the Rose bowl owl represents the far west The east cast contributed John V Weller eller Princeton guard From the south comes omes Gaynell Tinsley Louisiana State end The outstanding player of or the year is Jay Berwanger unanimous choice of western conference coaches Only the tho fact that he played on a relatively weak team keeps him from a place among footballs football's footballs football's footballs football's foot foot- balls ball's immortals of or all time Bobby Wilson the other halfback halfbacks Is s pounds of gridiron lightning This S. S M. M U. U jackrabbit feared and respected from coast to coast over two wo seasons is good at everything and almost un unsurpassed as a brok brok- field en-field runner Grayson the fullback heart anc and soul of the offense and bulwark o ohe of the he defense even surpassed his 1934 America all showing Sammy Baugh Texas Christians Christian's field general genera with the mightiest passing arm in football surpassed all others In 10 contests he com corn 70 passes in tries for a total otal gain of yards His passing and generalship have shot T. T C. C Unto U U. Into nto national fame Biff Jones head coach at Oklahoma Okla Okla- homa loma terms Tinsley of ot L. L S. S U. U the finest end I have ever seen No team cam was able to handle this wingman wingman wing wing- man nan a wizard at smashing down interference interference in- in and in all the varied departments departments departments de de- de- de of an ends end's play pIny At the theother theother theother other wing is Miliner who rose to the he heights when the going was toughest for Notre Dame He caught caugh the winning pass in the Ohio State upset and was a constant menace In n every game of oC the Irish season Minnesota 1 rated by br man many as ns the team of ot the year supplied two unbeatable unbeatable un un- un- un beatable tackles in Ed and nd Dick Smith Here were the thebo's boys bos who Mho hewed hewer the paths for Gmitro and othor oth other oui- oui er or making headline hanks backs Even Coach Bernie ef c re refused re- re fused to choose between them Id hate to have been without either one was all aU he would sa say In sharp contrast with 1934 1935 boasted few outstanding guards They were however two who clear ly Iy earned places alongside Berwanger ger Baugh Tinsley Tinsey and the rest John Weller was easily the best man in a great Princeton line He more than anyone anone else blasted Dartmouth from the ranks of ot the unbeaten and untied and his play throughout the season was equally notable Sid Wagner Vagner is rated by his own coach Charlie Bachman as the one player play play- er without a weakness Ive I've seen leen In 18 years of t teaching this game Wagner Vagner is a ball hawk a dependable ble be leader of interference and rated by teammates and rivals as the fastest lineman today Jones of Ohio State short and stocky center was the star of or an star all-star team Dependable passer he was the best of ot a fine crop of pivot men Many of ot Ohio's crucial gains came squarely through the center of the line Tho rho complete selection follow tollow FiRsT TtA TEAM 1 Gaynell Ganell Tinsley end Louisiana Stat Wano Wa Millner end Dame Dick Smith vr tAckle Minnesota Ed Minnesota Don Doi Weller Tu guard Princeton tg loa Sic Sd d gu ard r Michigan I State Gomer m mJ J Jones center 1 Ohio bl State amm Bau Baugh h. h quarter xu Jay rw halfback Bobby 1 halfback f c ihn Methodist ith f Hobby Bobby fullback Staford end Stanford Blanford Wendt end nd Ohio State Stale Lutz tx tackle California inti tackle Col Colgate Ate ard VillanoVA Wilkinson n guard JUard Minnesota Gilbert center t A Auburn ff y ic Smith It Mh quarter u rte Ala barns Meyer halfback Army Shake h pelle halfback Notre Dame belle Beige full tull back THIRD TEAM Scherer end Neb Nebraska ka J. J end California Spain tackle Southern Souther Methodist Duvall uv tackle Lovola Loyola C La Los e guard northwest- northwest ceo ern guard Denier Den Lester c center Texas Christian Parker quarter Duke i halfback b Marquette Ian J Ran Ran- dour h halfback k Pittsburgh 1 h Crayne J. J Ml fullback full full- n back bark Iowa Iown Honor roll Ends End Ifa Lea Um PrInceton ton Geny Ceny Vander Vander- bilt Daughters Holy Crous Croll Gelatka Mississippi State Kelle Yale Shuler Arm Army Mulligan Catholic Brant Bryant Ala All bama barna flees Reu Ohio State Buck Duck North Caro- Caro itna LonGfellow Northwestern Michigan Loebs Loeb I Purdue Eli Ellis Washington Washing Washing- ton and Lee Fordham Kelly helly Harvard Tackles 1 Paterson Auburn Whatley Alabama West Gros Groat- close Texas Texa lItY Christie Christian ill t i Wheeler Oklahoma SArno Fordham Lewi Jf Oho U. 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