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Show I STAR SELECTIONS OMIT VALE TEAM Several AH-Star Teams Are Chosen by Football Writers With No Elis Included. New York, Nov 29 Th aftermath of the football RfeatiOfl which ended with the Army-Nary gamo. brings several all-eestern, all-western anrl all-Araprican all-Araprican teams which, while mythical so far a actual playing concerned, give an accurate idea of the rating of players by positions. In the east the consensus of opinion opin-ion favors the following players: Left end. Hardwick. Harvard; left tp.ckle, Ballln. Princeton; left guard, Pcnnock, Harvard; center, McEwan. I Army; right guard, spears. L'an-mouth; L'an-mouth; right tackle. Trumbull. Harvard; Har-vard; right end. O Henm Cornell: Quarterback. Bradlee. Harvard, right halfback, Mahan. Harvard, fullback. Whitney. Dartmouth. In the west the following is a complete com-plete "all-western" eleven made up from selections of coaches and critics: J Right end, Cherry. Ohio State; right tackle. Halligan. Nebraska; right guard. Routh. Purdue; center Des Jardien. Chicago; left guard. Chapman. Chap-man. Illinois; left tackle. Buck. W isconsin; is-consin; left end. Graves. Ilhnols, quarterback, Clark. Illinois; left halfback, half-back, Pogue, Illinois; fullback, Solon, Minnesota. Maullrctscb. Michigan's horo. is about the only one of the 1P14 stars who received an almost unanimous vote With the three-year rule barring Elchenlaub and Julian western crit cs are prone to favor Solon or Mln nesota for fullback, although Garret son of Iowa also earned mention. The Missouri valley claims honors for Chamberlain of Nebraska, while among the other halfbacks noted was I Hamilton 01 Minnesota. Helped by fortune that placed him on a winning team, Clark of Illinois won a plurality at quarterback Gross of Iowa and Bellows of Wisconsin were not overlooked, however The central states were strong in tackles and among them Buck of Wisconsin Wis-consin was ranked first pureh on his straight-line playing, while Halligan of Nebraska earned a place not only for his defensive work but for his aid in the attack his drop kicking and line plunging helping to make him popular. |
