Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-11-27
FRANK P. cLARksoN FINDS
THERE ARE NOT ENOUGH
PLACES FOR STARS.
THEREFORE, PICKS THREE
ALMOST lNviNcieLE TEAMS
ernne'', Des Moin.., Ida Grove, c'in-
ton, Iowa City, MarshaIItown, low.
Falls and Other High School Players
Given PIaces-c'ass A Players In
crease.
[By Frank P. Carlson. Manager Ida
Grove Team.l
First Team.

Center-Herschel, Marshalltown.
Right Guard-Swaney Grinnell
Left Guard-Blackwood North Des
Moines.
Right Tackle-Horn, Ida Grove
Left Tackle-Stuart, Clinton.
Right End-Hunt, West Des Moines.
Left End-E. Martin. Grinnell
Quarter-Hutshcins, Sioux City.
Right Half-Todd, Ida Grove.
Left Half-baird, East Des Moines
(Captain).
Full Back Hoerlein. Iowa S,ity.
Second Team.
'Center-Birdsall, North Des ,Moines
Right Guard-Johnson, Sioux City.
Left Guard-M. ,Mattison, Oskaloosa
Right Tackle-Cavanagh East Des
Moines.
Right Tackle-Taylor, Iowa City.
Right End-Forbes, Ida Grove.
Left End-Hites, North ,Des Moines
Quarter-Buffingt Clinton.
Right Half-saunders, West Des
Moines.
+ Left End-C. Martin, Grinnell.
t'ullback-Johnston, Ida Grove.
Third Team.
Center-Perazzo, Sioux City.
Right Guard-Pederson West Des
,Moines.
Left Guard--Dilz.. North Des Moines
Right Tackle-Wilson, Ottun1wa.
Left Tackle-Harriga Ida Grove.
Right End-Sellers, East Des Mones
Left End-Marsh, Ida Grove.
Quarter-Fetters, Marshalltown.
Right Half-Bergen, Dubuque
Left Half-Lively, North Des .Moines
f'ullback-Denio, Iowa Falls.
The day has gone by when an all
Iowa Inter scholastic eleven could be
picked by merely choosing the best
players out of two or three teams, an6
the game in Iowa has gone forward to
such an extent that, where two OF
three years ago there We're less thar
half dozen Glass "A teams, there are
now no less than sixteen high school,
eleVens that may be so classed. The
sixteen are: Grinnell. East High, Ida
Grove. North High, Clinton, Iowa. CITY
West High, 'Marshalltown, Iowa Falls
LeAlars. Sioux City,. iottumwa, Knox
vile. Oskaloosa, Davenport, and Du-
buque.
! Because of the increased number so1
jClass A players in the state the mar.
gin between the first, second and third
teams is a narrow one. Todd of Ida
Grove; Baird, of East High. and Hoer-
lein of Iowa City,. have earned their
a 1,A -.
given the captaincy of the All Iowa
Last year Baird relied upon his speed
alone, and this year when he combined
brains with his fleetness of foot he de.
Neloped into one of the greatest backs
the state ever produced. Todd is the
greatest defensive back in Iowa. anG
his offense is strong but he was q
marked player this year and his gains
were not what they We're last season
Hoerlein at full back is great and it il
unfortunate that this is his senior veal
and that his high school play is over
He strips 40, is a six-footer and is
strong at line smashing and running
back punts.
AT quarter we have three star men il
Hutchins, Burlington and Fetters All
are light, strip around 1870 and all are
strong on carrying the ball as we'll a.
in defense Hutchins has much ths
style of Vic Bredimus, the famous Eas
Des Moines quarter He plays mex
year.
The ends as picked are very even
and While Hunt of West High and S
Martin of Grinnell, seem to have tn,
call on the first team, Fobes of Id;
Grove, and Hites, of North Des Moines
are very close, and Sellers, of East De
Moines, and Marsh, of Ida Grove, ar
among the best the state has pro
duced.
Horn, of Ida Grove, and Stuart, o
4 Clinton, make a great pair of tackles
Stuart strips at 100 and is six, footer
aged II. Horn strips 1856 and is $40
Both are strong on offense as we'll a
defense, both fast and both able t
stand the GAIT of a gruelling game wit
the best of them.
The three set of guards are closel
matched, and the selection was mad
by submitting the problem to mum
Der of old students of the game VIII
have closely watched the play of al
Men playing guard get too little credi
for what they do.
Hereshel of Marshalltown, Birdsal
of North Des Moines, and Perazzo q
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