Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-17
CAMPS ALL-AMERIcAN.
Six Vale Men-Quarterback and Guard from the West-Harvard Has Two, Brown One.

Contrary to expectations followine his selection of an "honor list" Walter Camp, the greatest authority on foot pail, selects the All-America eleven as usual in this months issue of Col Ler's Weekly. The first team contains six Yale men. while Regnier of Brown IS placed at end. Sprackling of Brown IS selected on the third team,
 MT. Camps eleven is distinctly an All-America selection. During the sea- son just closed the master of the game did considerable travelling to witness games not only in the east, but in the west as well, and as a result he is better qualified to make his choice than ever before.
 His first eleven is made up of nine representatives of the eastern unixers- lties and two from the west. Of-the eastern colleges, Yale men secured six places. Harvard two and Brown one.
 On his first, second and third elev- ems, Camp has named 25 eastern men and eight from the west. Of these Yale has nine players, the two places not being filled by Yale men being a halfback position and an end. liar yard has seven, Michigan four. Dart mouth three, Brown two, Minnesota two, and Pennsylvania, Princeton. Fordham, Lafayette, Chicago and No- tre Dame one eaach
 MT. Camps eleven in nearly every respect agrees with the consensus of opinion of the 15 leading papers of the east that picked All-America elev- ems.
 His ends. Fitzpatrick of Yale and Regnier of Brown, were the choice of 14 and three papers respectively AL though Regnier is far behind Kilpat- rick, he was next to Fitzpatrick in the number that made him their choice.
 Fish of Harvard and Hobbs of Yale are MT. Camps selections for tackles.
 Twelve of the 15 papers gave Fish a place on their teams, while seven considered Hobbs second choice. Lil- ley of Yale, whom MT. Camp places on his second eleven. was picked by the same number as Hobbs
 As guard MT. Camp places Andrus of Yale and Benbrook of Michigan. Andrus was the first choice of 12 of the IS papers, but Benbrook was not picked b va single eastern paper The second choice was Tobin of Dartmouth, who is placed on MT. Camps second eleven.
 Fourteen papers nicked Cooney of Yale for center and it is not a sur prise to find him there on MT. Camps eleven.
 For quarterback he picks McGovern of Minnesota, who was the choice of buI OlAc Ol lHe eastern papers.
 The backfield of MT. Camps All America is the favorite backfeld. com posed of Philbin Coy of Yale and Mi not of Harvard.
 MT. Camps "All-American" elevens follow:
 First Eleven.
 End, Regnier. Brown; tackle, Fish, Harvard; guard. Benbrook, Michigan; center. Cooney, Yale; guard. Andrus, Yale; tackle, Hobbs, Yale: end, Kill patrick, Yale; quarter. McGovern, Min nesota; halfback, Philbin, Yale; half back, Minot Harvard; fullback, Coy, Yale.
 Second Eleven.
 End, Bankhart. Dartmouth; tackle. Lilley. Yale; guard. Goebel, Yale; cen ter, P. Wilmington, Harvard; guard, Tobin, Dartmouth: tackle. Mckay, end, Braddock. Pennsylva- mia; quarter, Howe, Yale; halfback. Michigan, halfback. Magid- sohn, Michigan; fullbaek. Marks, Dart mouth.
 Third Eleven.
 End, Page, Chicago; tackle, Siegling. Princetorfy, guard, l.. Wilmington, liar yard; center. Farnum, Minnesota; guard, Fisher, Harvard; tackle. Casey. Michigan; end, McCaffrey, Fordham; quarter, Spracklng. Brown; halfback, Corbett, Harvard; halfback. Miller, Notre Dame; fullback, McCaa, Lafay- l stte.