The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-09
WINTER SPORTS AND PAS7INES NOW ON
.ALL.EASTERNS
ARE MUCH ALIKE
Critics Differ but Little in Choos
ing Men for the
Teams.

New York, Dec. 9.-Football critics in max
ing their selections for all-eastern eleven for
the season of 1905 have developed very un-
common unanimity Of opinion SO far as some of
the positions concerned.
For example Torrey of Pennsylvania Is the
| unanimous choice for center. Considering the
fact that Torrey was not so heavy as some Of
his opponents, and was held before the season
began to be too light for the position in
| spite of the fact that he played it last year.
his work this season must have been Of the
other centers to impress everybody with his
value.
With one exception, every critic picks shevlin
for one of the ends, and with two exceptions the
critics unanimous for Ralph Glaze of Dart
| mouth for the other end. The ability of both
of these players is unQuestioned In some re-
! spects Shevlin is the commanding figure Of the
| football season, because he was not only q
! great player, but commanding figure lead
er, and his own work on the field could not help
but have been an inspiration to his men.
Agree on Trip.
Without exception every critic agrees upon
| Trip of Yale for one Of the guards. That
is marked tribute to quiet, conservative
player who is not in the least snowy, but who
Is always where the ball is to be found, and
who blocked many hard play that was aimed
to break thru Yales forwards. The selections
Of the, critics for the au-eastern teams are as
follows: I,
New York Herald-Ends, shevlin Yale; R
Glaze, Dartmouth. Tackles, Bigelow, Yale
squires, Harvard Guards Trip, Yale; Burr
baeF Yale Eef hase
Roome, Yale. Right halfback, Hubbard, Am
Fg0a Me,ni6 s,.v
Yale, and R. Glaze, Dartmouth, ends; Brill, Har
ward and Lamson, Pennsylvania, tackles; Max
and
Se5e, halfbaeks; F?lwsll, Pennsylvania; tuilbacl
left tackle, Cooney Princeton; left guard Burr
Harvard: center, Torrey, Pennsylvania; RICH
R Xa neI
right halfback, Wendell, Harvard; fullbacl
sylvania; lett tackle. Bril- Of Harvard; lei
guard, Burr Of Harvard; center, Torrey of Penn
tackle, Larsen of Pennsylvania; right end, Glaz
Of Dartmouth; quarterback, Stevenson Of Penn
halfback, Morse Of Yale; fuliback. Torney
Philadelphia Inquirer-Ends, Levine Of Penl
Pennsylvania and conney Of Princeton: guards
Burr Of Harvard and Trip Of Yale; quarterback
more; halfbacks, Morse, Hoyt Of Yale or Room
of Yale and Daub Of Princeton; ful1back, sheb
Of Pennsylvania
mouth; left tackle Coorey. Princeton; left guar
Maxwell. Swarthmore; center Torrey Captain
aeRs Ts%sn gnf 9 e 1s e gf
Yale; quarterback, Stevenson. Pennsylvania
7 left halfback, Barrett, swarthmore; right hal
. back Roome Yale: fullbsck. Quill, Yale; q.
Yale; left end, R. Glaze. Dartmouth left tackl
Bill, Harvard; right tackle: Lamson, Pennsy
q vania; center, Torrey, Pennsylvania; right guar
Trip, YALE. left guard, THOMPSON, Corne!
quarterback, Mount Pleasant. Carlisle left hal
back, Morse, Yale; right ha1fback, Hurley, Hs
New York Mail-Right end shevlin, Val
right tackle, Lamson, Pennsylvania; right guar
4 Trip, Yale: center, Torrey. Pennsylvania; lie
I guard, Maxwell, swarthnore; left tackle, Forbe
= Yale; left end, Levine. Pennsylvania: quartz
back. Hutchinson, Yale; right halfback, Bar
Princeton; left ha1fback, Sheble, Pennsylvani
fullback Quill, Yale. -