Evening star., 1913-12-07
GET THREE MEN
ON HONOR ELEVEN
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that Ray carried the bali almost half the
length of the field through the GEORGE
town iine.N with little help by his back.
field, two or three times. sa
The backfield as selected would have In
IL the best two open field runners and
the most capable line-plungers, and litt =
more could be asked in the matter of
offensive ability. Gooch throws for
ward pass Very accurately, vhil& Co.'S
tello can also do that better than the
average player, and there is not player
OF the four who is not good on the de-
fensive. Those four men In the positions
mentioned would be almost ideal for a
backfieid, especially since two OF them
can punt Wei. Costello being able to out
kick any other who played on any OF the
elevens. Not only could he boot the bali
well down the field but he showed a
wonderful ability to place the ball with
almost uncanny precision
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Van Brocklin, who played quarterback
for A. and NJ, is given one OF the eni
positions. There is no doubt tina; h,
is the best tanker that has been seen
on "a foot ball team in the south IN
many year. Although he was ueeu to
direct the A. and NJ. eleven, it was sim "a,
because his experience made him u bet
ter man for the position than any oi
the green material avai-able. He c.a
play wonderful game at end. whicl 4.
his regular place. Tie otAs. .aana. :
gi7en 20 Moriarty OF Georse.own. VA.
would undoubted- make one OF La.
greatest men ever developed n u.s.. -.
one OF the extremes .s s.Ioa. :. =.
and a spIendio ekier. Ii AZ lv 4.
gretted InaI Georgetown d!u no. 49,
good enough iine material es..-A.s- ..
ms use as 1fanker. an tils s.-.ss -.
style or defense IN wnIcn mos. e.
coached now tnese two men Mvu4.
great performers. There are
others who hela down the position .
ing the regular season VINO woul.
credit to any e4egen Martin. 49,.
Donneiiy and Bergin OF George,owl -
Dougal OF A. and M, and roirx anl,
snail of Gallauoet were the pics "a ..,e
regulars
Miles of Washington and Lee and
Hurtt of A. and NJ. We're the best of the
tackles. These two men weighed around
300 pounds each. were of the tall, rangv
build which is ideal for tackle, and
were exceptionally fast for big men,
They Were good extensively and defei,-
sively, and much of the success of Their
teams was the result of their brilliant
work Just as Miles and HURT are se-
lected for the tackles. so are Miller OF
Washington and Lee and Carter of vir-
ginia chosen for the two guard positions.
AncSS lWo IiCH were very nGaVy, e8Cn
weighing around go. and both handled
themselves WELL With Petritz of George
town playing rowing center behind
these four men. Ii would be found that
they would present an almost impregna-
bic defense, and would constitute set OF
forwards who would be continually
opening up big holes through which their
backs might plunge. IL would not be
possible to select another line In VIII "a
these men could not open great gaps
PetritZ OF Georgetown is taken from the
tackle position, which he played during
the last half of the season. and placed
at center, where he held forth during
the early part OF the year. As rowing
center on the defense Petritz Is without
an equal: his passing was consistently
good, and he had an unpleasant way for
his opponents of cutting through "a line
and dropping the secondary defense man
who was close i'm behind the defensive
line. almost invariably.
None can deny that this would be a.
powerful team. Ii il could be placed in
action. There may be many who will dis
agree with the manner OF making the
selection of an alI-star outfit-that Of
the players from one position to
IL cannot be denied that IL
would be extremely difficult to pick a
stronger and more capable comb nation
than that presented. And the end to-
ward which all such honor teams are
made up is to get together the apparent
" most powerful aggregation, and not a
of men who have PLAYED
pest in their positions.