The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-09
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. Fawcett's All Conference Team =
. end. .
Bliss t1so). Washington. left .
Laird GID, Washington. left =
guard. ..
Kellogg dss). Oregon, center. .
v, Bailey '2sO' Oregon Right .
Patton 0s5>, Washington. right .
= tackle.
Sutton dsb), Washington. right .
" coyle t15o), Washington. quar- /.
I" ter, .
Main t17s). Capt. oregon, left .
Muckleytone (1so). Washington, Z.
/" right halt.
Niles ord. Whitman. fullback. =
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Roscoe Fawcett, formerly of this city
and at n time sporting editor of the
Evening Times, nov sporting editor Of
the Portland O%regonian. has selected
the northwestern conference all-star
eleven. Mr.. Fawcett refereed six Of
the big games Of the season and was
in an excellent position to make the
selection. His choice has been univer-
sally commended on the coast. Fol-
lowing Is his summing up of the con-
fenerce situation:
Thanksgiving day passed. moleskins
laid in mothballs and training hard.
ships memories of the past the foot
ball gladiators who have been fighting
valiantly for their respective north
western conference colleges all fall are
looking forward eagerly to the hon
orary selections by the various critics.
AS usual a symposium of the various
all star choices will show a wide var
fence in opinions. due principally to
the fact that probably not more than
a half dozen persons in the northwest
Washington, Washington State, Whit
man. Idaho. Oregon and the Oregon
Aggies. in action and have consequent
~ been forced to abide more or less by
newspaper gossip. which revels in the
spectacular.
Critics, however, must all agree on
M point. the wonderful superiority Of
Dobie over all others with a $40 mar
gin over the Oregon Aggies; 1913 over
shadowing Of Oregon and 30-6 swamp
ing of Washington State. Washington
therefore, must be acceded about one
half the all star positions.
The absence of heavy, well.balanced
backfelds was one Of the most notice.
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Washington having the n best bet
in the plunging quartet led by Right
Halfback Mucklestone. one of the
greatest ground gamers ever seen on q
northwest gridiron. Oregon and Wash.
ington State both possessed heavier
rush lines than Washington but SEEM
ed to lack the we'll balanced agrees
siveness in the back field.
The writer chooses five Of the WASH
ington champions-both tackles, Pat
ton and Bliss: Right End Sutton:
Quarterback and Captain Coyle and
Halfback Mucklestone. Coyle and
Mucklestone will undoubtedly be found
in all the critics teams but some sur
prise will Hkely be evinced at the rele-
gazing of Warren Grimm, the husky
left end to the second squad in view
OF his great showing in the game
with Oregonso or Multnomah field. The
1s7-pound Cheballs. man did his work
in stellar style In the memorable 1913
walkaway at Portland on November 1S
games in which the writer saw him
perform-Idaho and Oregon agricultu-
raj college-was not even up to the
standard of the third or fourth rat
er. let along a man who was round
ing out his fourth season on the var
sfty.
The Washington tackles. Patton and
'htoo - iiboS a. VI W WI
sistent checking and boxing and meth
DDS Of attack and ability to quickly
size up the opposing teams methods.
Bailey Of Oregon and Laird of Wash
ington State are much heavier and
more experienced men in the tackle
positions, but not as quick on the
charge. Both made ideal guards and
that is where h writer placed them.
Leaving Washington for the moment
Enberg of the Oregon Aggies is chos-
en- for the left end niche. Little has
been heard Of this 1Ss-pound Baker
City wonder in the columns of the
daily press and Enberg will probably
be entirely overlooked by a majority Of
the critics. But he is perhaps the one
best offensive and defensive end in the
conference.
Played -Four Years
Enberg has played o years with
the Oregon Aggies-two in the back
field. last rear at tackle and this sea-
son ut end. where he really found him
self. He was elected field captain