Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-08
CAMP NAMES ALL-STAR TEAM
None Of Stars Of Vert Appear Among
Those OF First Choice.
MANY SURPRISES ARE SPRUNG
Camp Relieves that RaIes Forbid
ding TscisIes Below she IIsees
should he Either Modified
or Enforced.
NJ WALTER CAMP.


Ends-white Ct Princeton. Bomeisler OF
Yale.
Taokles-Hart Of Princeton Devore Of
West Point.
Guards Fisher OF Harvard, Duff OF
Princeton.
Center X etchsm OF Yale.
HalfbackS- Wendell OF Harvard Thorpe
Quarter-fIow % Yale
Fuliback- Dalton CT Annapolis.
SECOND TEAM.
Ends-smlth or Harvard. Very OF Penn
State.
rackles- Munk Of Cornell schuuy Of
Yale
auards-scruby Of Chicago. McDevltt of
Iale.
Confer Bluthepthal OF Princeton.
QuaTterbe Ok SpraClSliug OF Brown
AsifhAeks--hoFey OF Dartmouth. Camp
F,ullback- RosenWald OF Minnesota.
THIRD TEAM.
:, Ends -Ashbaugh OF Brown. IGaliett o:
rnchles- Busez of Wisconsin. Brown of
Guards Francis or Yale. Arnold of
West Point.
Center weezns OF Annapolis.
slnartereack-CApron OC Minnesota.
u, ~. aess-aeresv Of Pennsylvania.
builbaek-HndSon OF Trinity.
The foot bail seafon OF 1911 viii sc
deTn n hiaory as one OF miracles. II
faei. aside frOxa she sudden transsorma-
ton OF leans frcas losing teams 10
victorious teams and vice versa. even
tho bail finally began to take part IN tho
extraordinary hsppeniagL and Oh one
day, namely. the day OF The Princeton
Dartmouta and Andover- Exeter games.
IN each or which games the ball per-
formed what would soe TO be a miracle.
namely. running alonG the ground for a
couziderable distance ard thea boandinE
NO over the erossbar. In the case OF the
PIinceton- Dartmouth gaass this bail was
started by partially missed dTop-kiciS
and thus went over forty yards. hitting
She ground occasionally before Il struck
on lbs end on. sonse lTreguiarity and leap
up over the goal bar. Theu. too. the
fnvoTites IN a vory great proportion OF
the important games we're returned
eventually as tAe iosers: nor wAs there
any consistency about these upaets, but
they came IN tao most unexpected ways
and upon extraordinary oceGGoaz Not
only were teams inconsistent in their
work. but also individuals. Men WHO had
played steadily through tho season until
some important gamO suddenly seemed
70 lose their perspectlYa and. hence, their
effectiveness. This was true IN several
positions. The principal contests OF the
Year we're won and Loaf through a tumble
or nuke. None OF the other work
counted. Harvard lost her same 10
PTneeten while attempting q dTop-kick
under PI1nceton's goal. Yale lost her
same 10 PrineetOn. when we'll Into
Prncet0ns territory. by a slip OF the
bah golng tbToush the fuilback's hands
ana being picked up by tho PRINCETON
snd, who ran the entire two-th:rds OF
The length Of the field for a touchdown.
Nor could his presence on the spot be
regarded as prov!denhai for Princeton.
for Il vas his habit. This Young
man White was the came one vino
ran two-thirds OF the length OF the field
for Prlnceton's touchdown against liar.
ward after Q drop-kick Princeton de-
ieAsed Dartmouth by the Kick already
mentioned earlier in this article which
ran torty-ftve yards and then bounded
over the bar. Harvard defeated Dart
inouth by blocked kick Wisconsin tied
Minnesota. capron scoring Mnnesota's
touchdown by running back The initial
hcSoff, and M5ll later running half the
length OF the field for touehdown FOR
Wisconsin. TINE Il l. that on two i'm
Isortant SATURDAYS zinc weather was
atrocious ana the fielcs IN wretehed con
dition. Usually for the importan, rumes
q late years thc conditions have been
good.
The forward pass has taken no more
prominent position thau Of old: ia fact.
~ late games considerably less. II has
resulted IN disaster on one or two ooca-
sions la contests that meant a good
zeal II has MOI been productive OF any
Spectacular plays. The onside kick has
befn a. always, a matter OF luck, that Is
II the BAN bounds straight the defensive
sioe secures Possession OF Il easily ana
The side on the attack has lost several
yards on the Eiok. That Is the difference
bftNeen the long kick aud the short one
~ on the other hand the bail performs
Break ante ana either jumps sidewise
~ hits ON the end and bounds clear
over the defensive mans n, al. the play
results IN fine gain for the klcker's
SIDE. possibly even Ia t0ucndown al
Nefy little eXpendhure Of effort. But who
eau tell shich wsy The ball WIN bound.
surely. no g.iehufic sJudy OF DAN,
practice can forecast the action OF this
heather fphere
There seenn 40 BE- a side diversity OF
opinica on the matter Of the rules SO far
a. physical Injuries are concerned. which
oniy . more careful snaiysis at the end
q the aeasou een really determine. with
opt statistical Information Il seems as n
'nJuries A. the hAld, arm. and shoulder
40 bssn IneFe preyalen This year than