The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-12
CAMPS ALL AMERICAN TEAM
WEN SELECTED FOR FOOTBtLL
HONORS.
Pensileson's Name On fLsi Causes some
surprise anal CauStir Comment Nbo'-
i,hmrnt sf Push and i'nii Game Hest
Feature Introduced b, New uuies.

C,MRRIpUE Mas IL a. Walter
Camps all America football team Tor TINS
Srason has made it, appearance IN type IL
appears IA to-iav's Boston H'obs and "a au-
noInced Cor publication in this week issue
OF ,'nlh.r'. ws.kiy The team selected by
mp - n follows Ends. Fitzpatrick. Yale.
and Wells. Michigan tackles. Mckay, Har-
ward md walker Minnesota guards.
H-nbrook. Michigan. and Fisher, Harvard.
centre CoYsn- Penn-ylvania, quarter
hack. -prlr,hng Brovn. halfbacks, Wen
I.U Har. ard. an Pendl-ron. Princeton
fu'Ibl,k Mercer. rsnn>S wanna
camp also has SON "thing to sav about
rr.. UorIiu: on ~ the rev rules. In COM
un.utlng ou the aholi-hmrnt OF the push
and pull gam. - -lys 4 regard this a bv
al. odds the best feature introduced by tn"
new rules anu | believe that all those who
car. for the eventual welfare of tie sport
" Va agree on the subleC
What camp has - snv on the forward
pass Nill strlGc a responsive chord with
most sensible football followers The
play Is q treacherous one and the occasions
for ia us. are so dependent on the very
.mm ediate conditions surrounding II at the
moment that Il should he placed IN special
category by every quarterback and cap
ain
Mr. Camp comments follows on his
al America choices -Bsginning with the
ends u seems hardl worth while TO take
up a great deal OF space with description
Of the work OF fitzpatrick Of Yale. for he
was the same not only reliable but brilliant
player a when he nllel the position last
year But there IA another man wlo runs
him close on account NJ The great value
he wns To hi- team. practically alone nnd
unaided wtnnin: for that team its principal
'hamplon>h p game That man i Wells
OF Michigan. Next to these two comes
l.. Smith OF Harvard. reliable. hcitv
p.a.s, p"iTsrfn and 1,er' a no, s mo.
ullniins a. kIpatrIck Do" could always be
counted upon
for himself 'h" reputation Of being n: best
man in remarkably good limo. walker
OF Minnesota was IA" star in ~" ''o9hiT
line IN br"aktn: through. hlocSinS Aich=.
handling hi- mon on offence and always
alert and h''''n On dcf"nC" h" was DANCER
Gus i"a'lrr - Nnu"~oti- opponent"
Sculiv 81 al" came lat in the season,
but b" cam" Tar and 'or a man ~ Ei- build
combined >p"''d aud agcr'>-Iveness IN "a
marx Il fashion
sOi quarts "" hav" n wonderful pair
Benbrpok - a born piav"r Last wear h"
showed great strength and da~h and AN
ability - follow "a" ball '.I- wear nc has
improved alonr every lin" and there - no
march for him on IN" gridIrOn Fisher 81
Harvard j. n"\t 20 linhrooN and ou7"!a-s"d
the other competitors Tor HI position
"" and l'"nhrpoN ~ "a pair would holster
up almost any 'rn'r' Af'rr th"-" 'wo
fT-f -fTlns gillri- 'l'ff' tl'' 1uI''s' titNn
ON this >-a-on's work | shulli take Brown
OF IA. Navy. with Weir 81 'Ie Army and
Butter of Illinois - follow
coming to m" pivotal position Of Ccnrr"
toIrn- OF Penn~ ylNania -:htl> IN" call from
Morris Of lal" bsCau-" h" has played ia
Coy form from the NcrN start % the season
aud Ms -had" -" mor', conEt-t"n' pR~-rr
ma Sing almost ne slips IN" f~i"n-tN"
work NJ both Ou'-hon" has OF any other
mi dil" men throughout inr SEASON
The uuaT'"rhaCk posl't"n va NOR"
=, Io-..ly contested ms YEAR han "v"r b"tUrH
IN the history OF ne grIdiTpn sport How
Sprnrkling and Nct,ONr.rN no captain
would be- dissatisfied with any % III" 2 b r"".
SprnCkhng. however has ~. plac" because
he has played ~ all through III" season
AT top form
Ia" statement that Spreading played
all through the season ~ top form VIII
evoke y mil" ~praCkbu: hardly wa N
TOP form IN ne Penn and Harvard GaU@~
SpraC Ning Deserved - 49, all America quar-
'Hrbark right enough. hu' this reason FOR
choosing him - not a good ON"
\ well SHOWN Princeton man when 'pld
hat Psndlsfon was -.laC'nd 10y Camp
remarked drylv N"- p'ndlr'on was u
: aluable man for Yale