The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-06

, end runner. and had q good change
OF pace to take him around the end
The Analysis.
The first eleven as described thus
offers, when lined UP, the following
combination:
Bomeisler. OF Yale. on one end. and
FELTON,, Of Harvard, on the other;
Ketcham, Of Yale, at the middle OF the
lire, guarded by Pennock, OF Harvard.
and Logan, Of Princeton, with a pair
of tackles In Englehorn. Of Dartmouth,
and Butler, Of Wisconsin, the former
one OF the most aggressive men on
| the gridiron this season. and the lat :
ter tremendously po~ erful and expert
enced. We should have a line that
would take lot Of beating. With a
back field consisting OF Brickley. OF
Harvard. Thorpe, OF Carlisle; Mercer.
of Pennsylvania. driven and handled
by that little star. crowther. of Brown,
the eleven would be a close match for
ag former Aii-Amertcan team
There are a few words to say about
these selections to show how close
and difficult they have been. Although
Bomeisler and FELTON, make the first
team. Very, Of Penn State: Ashbaugh.
Of Brown; Hoeffei, of Wisconsin, and
Jordan, Of Buckneil stand close to
| them. with Torbett. Of Michigan
Wagner, of Pittsburg; Jourdet OF
| PennsyivaniA; Eyrick, of Cornell;
Gilchrist, Of the Navy, and Markoe'
| Of the Army, well worthy of con-
yideratiOn.
In the tackle positions. although
| Engfehorn and Butler secure the
| places. Probst, of Syracuse; Trickey,
OF Iowa; Devcre, of West Point. and
Shaughnessy. OF Minnesota. were al
| vsry much In the running. with
\ HAYTArQ,
| Phillips, OF Princeton: Guyon. oil
| Carlisle: Samp, Of Wisconsin, and
| Warren, OF Yale, close up.
| The guard position WAS particu-
/ larly difffcult OF selection. and was
! made only after careful consideration
I with opponents Of the various "a ss
| pennock and Logan secure the places
With Kulp. of Brown; Brown, OF An
| napolis: Cooney, of Yale, and Ben
nett, of dartmouth, all having Q
look In. e.osely pressed by Trumbuii
! OF Harvard; ostrun, OF Minnesota,
! sfefert. of Occidental, and Shenk. Of
/ Princeton.
| In the center position the justin
| cation OF the selection OF Ketchau
! last season was confirmed By his work
this wear Parmenter, OF Harvard
| pressed him even more closely thar
| Bluthenthal. of Princeton, with Pat
/ erson, of Michigan. Robinson. Of
| Minnesota. and Bergie, Of the Indians
under consideration. The choice o.
quarter was very difficult, an of thu
three men on ths team, SFe~thsr
| OF Brown: Pazzetti, OF Lehigh, ant
Bacon, of Wesleyan. each has specia
| characteristics for the position, anf
II my first string man. Crowther, me
| with an accident, Pax1etu would fill
the bin thoroughly, and I would still
have another hrst class man and Z
good kicker as well In Bacon, O
| Wesleyan There were other goot
| quarters in the season--Costeilo. o.
GEORGETOWN: Mckissick, of Swarth
more: Gardiner. OF Harvard; Miller
OF Penn state; Butler, of Cornell. ant
a number OF others.
/ In the back field the hrst strint
selection IL especially powerful at an!
line OF the game with Brickiey
Thorpe and Mercer. Mercy, of Dart
mouth: Pumpeiiy, Of Yale: Wendell
/ Of Harvard: Baker. OF Princeton
| Hardage. of Vanderbilt, and Norgen
| of Chicago. would all show up bril-
| liantly when put in. Flynn. Of Yafs
| was the longest kicker and tastes
man Of the year. but was given NJ
| plays TO disguise his attack.
Ii seems hard. indeed, for the en-
| thusiast who loves god football no
to ma Ike mention OF hundreds OF othe
PLAYERS In the various positions VIII
only missed recognition by a small
margin. but space forhids- let a rev
back field men must be mentioned De
| cause they did no well. Burweii. o
| Norwich: O'Connor. Of Cornell: Gses
of Swarthmore; Toolan. OF Williams
| Hudson, OF Trinity: Thompson. o
| Michigan: Van Ripper, of Wisconsin
| Eigengiaub. of Notre Dame. all thes
are first class.