Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-11-28 | Page 10 | Stanford Places 5 Men on All Conference Grid Team

Stanford Places Paes 5 M Mn n n on A 1 re i e Grid n T m mI I f Morton Kaer and Ted Shipkey Unanimous Choices for Halfback and End EndI I Positions I By John C. C McDonald 7 United Press Staff Correspondent SAN FRANCISCO Nov 27 Five 27 Five men of Stanford Coast conference ference champions three of University of Southern California one each from Mont Montana na and Oregon Agricultural college and and- andone one position tied between Stanford Stanford Stanford Stan Stan- ford and U. U S. S C. C comprise the 1926 all- all Coast conf conference rence football eleven compiled by bythe b by bythe Y the e United lilted Press from the votes voles of eleven leading leadin lead lead- in ing ng a sports writers along the Pacific I The experts were split in their selection selection selection tion of one of the end players dividing their j t L votes between Badgro of So Southern California and Walker of Stanford With Stanford men gaining gaining the majority of the honored positions on the star all-star team i ithe the writers paid tribute to the football ma- ma mai i chine which swept its way to a clean cut conference conference conference con con- ference championship without a defeat to mar marits marits marits its record Southern California placing three men menon menon menon on the mythical squad gained recognition of the fact that the team lost the coveted title through failure to convert one ne touchdown in nl its game with Stanford v The Oregon A ies Agg-ies ies were strong strongly recognized recognized recognized on t the second team 1 by placing four 4 men Stanford is iss is coached by Glenn Pop Warner Warn formerly of Pitts Pittsburg burg university while white Howard Hpward Jones formerly of Iowa is mentor I at Southern California SWAN N I 1 The Coast all selections are First hirst team Position Shipkey i key Stanford Stanford end Badgro Southern Cal end Walker Stanford end end Dixon Ore tackle Sellman Stanford tackle Swan guard Stanford guard Taylor Southern Cal guard Cravath Southern Cal center Kelly Montana tana quarter Kaer Southern Cal half Hyland Stanford half Bogue Stanford full Badgro and Walker Valker tied for forone forone forone one end position Second team Position r t Bad Badgro ro Southern Cal end Ward Oregon end Hibbs Southern Cal tackle Poulson Stanford tackle Gorrell Southern Cal Gal guard California guard d Balcom Or Oregon gon center Guttormsen Wash quarter Maple Oregon half Hoffman Stanford half rich Ore full The outstanding stars on the west coast this year were Morton Kaer Southern California halfback Ted fed Shipkey ITt WW W Stanford end Captain Fred Swan Stanford lf t fX guard George Bogue Rogue Stanford rd line plunging t i h halfback Dick Hyland Stanford rd halfback I Bill Kell Kelly Montana ont na quarter quarter Jeff Jef Cravath l fl Southern Southern California center and Dixon Oregon Oregon Ore Ore- r gon AggI s tackle E r f 0 Of the first team players Kaer at half KAER kA R and Shipkey at end were the unanimous choices of the sports writers in metropolitan coast cities Seattle Portland Oakland San r Francisco and Los Angeles Kaer and Shipkey I a already eady have been n named med on an al American all Ameri an 1 ti selection of one national sports writer 1 The he st stars almost the f r J others othe s labeled outstanding rs were j t writers of coast unanimous plC pick r iw ty American all Last year with two great stars on the coast Ernie Nevers and George Wilson and such other nationally known players as Tut Iut hilly y y and Bill Kelly ita itc it c a 3 was comparatively comparative easy to pick an n star all 4 t aggregation rb However this season while white the coast brought to light tight several several great players games r LLLY were characterized more more by team play than individual brilliance I J. J I r r j y