Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-11-28 | Page 11 | All Star Football for Charity Fund

ALL STAR FOOTBALL FOR CHARITY FUND COLtUliBUB. Om Nov. 28. Kor the first lime In the history of American football, two teams composed entirely of men whose names have been mentioned men-tioned in various all-American selections selec-tions will plav here next Saturday. The tame the proceeds of which win b given to local rharltic. will be played bv teams representing the east and nresi respectively. The players, ail or Whom have computed their Intercollegiate Intercol-legiate competition, will come here on th. mvi .i in of a local cnnimlttee arranging ar-ranging for the game. It was announced an-nounced , . A contesr played a year ago between two teams of former stars attracted much attention and it Is planned to make it an annual affair. The eaatern all -Americans, as one or the teams will be known will be composed com-posed Of McLaren. Pittsburg: Caisey. Harvard. Raw. Cornell, Erlcksor . Y & J. . Moseley. Yale: "ogsett, Ui -mouth; Ashbaugh. Brown. Munn. CorneU; West. Colgate; Peck. Pittsburg, Pitts-burg, and Cutler. Syracuse. The Western All-Americans will . M Roberts, Centre; McMillan. Centre. Elchenlaub. Notre Dame Mnller, Call-fornla; Call-fornla; Huffman. Ohio BtMl TTOtt, Ohio State; VlClC, Michigan; -e': Ohio Stale; Wallace Iowa btate Bolen, Ohio State, and Crangle. 11 liriols no