The Washington times., 1913-12-06
SOUTH ATLANTIC IS
PICKED BY TUTORS
Coaches of Prominent Teams
Present Their Selections OF
Representative Eleven.
TWO GEORGETOWN MEN ON
Tenny, Tandy, Costello, Morlar-
ty, and Young Receive Sig
nal Honor BY All.
By BRYAN MORSE.

Selections of AIl-South Atlantic foot
ball teams by the various coaches IN
the South Atlantic division show a wide
range of opinion as to the relative
merits of the men chosen for the
eleven. Interesting to every follower of
football in this section are the choices
of such men as Rice Warren, the Vir-
E!nia mentor; ''Tor' Pendleton, North
Carolina coach; Jack Hegarty, of the
A. and NJ. team; Larry Dowd, OF Wash
ington and Lee; II. c. Poague, of V. NJ
l., and Frank Gargan, of Georgetown.
In view of the fact that Virginia met
more representative teams than any OF
the others, with the possible exception
of Washington and Lee, the selection of
Rice Warren is first given Warren
chooses his team as follows: Ends, II ONE
wood, North Carolina, and Donnelly,
Georgetown: tackles, voolfolk, Virginia,
and Moriarty. Georgetown; guards,
Maiden, Virginia, and Carter, Virginia,
center, Jett, Virginia; quarterback,
Gooch, Virginia; halves, Costello,
Georgetown, and Fury, GeorgetoHn /;
1ullback, Landes, Virginia.
Jack Hegarty, who coached the Caro-
lima A. and NJ. team, picks the follow
l4S EuuS, MCbCuSdu, "A. dIu M, dHu
Donnelly, Georgetown; tackles, HURT.
A. and NJ. and Moriarty, Georgetown;
guards, McHenry, A. and NJ, and Mil
ler, Washington and Lee; center. Taniy,
North Carolina: quarter, Costello.
Georgetown; halves, Riddick, A. and
n, and Young, w. and L.; fullback,
Tenny. A. and ".
Toll Pendleton, coach of North Caro-
lima, is credited with the following Sc
lection: Ends, Homewood, North Caro-
lima, and McDouSall, a. and M; tackles,
Abernathy. North Carolina, and Wool
folk, Virginia; guards, Redus and Car
ter, Virginia; center, Tandy, North
Carolina: quarterback, Costello, George
town; halves. Young, W. and L., and
Mayer, Virginia; fullback, Tenny, A.
and NJ.
From Lexington, Va, where the
Washington and Lee University and
virginia Military Institute hold forth.
Larry Dowd, W. and l. coach. and
II. G. Poague send their selections.
Dowd's choice follows: Ends, Donnelly.
George ana Lowry. V. NJ. l.; tackles,
Youell, V. VI. l. and Schultz, w. and l. /:
A and M; center, Tandy, y. c.; quar-
ter, Donahue, W and l.; halves Young.
W. and l. and Riddick. A. and N; full
back Tenny, A. and NJ.
H. L. Poagues selection is as follows
Ends, Lowry and Richards, V. NJ. l.:
IdShlcS, slOIldTbs, STtOIStlONIlp ana YOU
ell, V. NJ. l.; guards, Voolfolk. Virginia,
and Maiden, virginia; center, Tandy,
North Carolina: quarterback, Costello.
Georgetown; halves, Riddick, A. and NJ,
and Young, W. and l.; fullback, Tenny,
A and NJ.
Frank Gargan of Georgetown picks
Costello. Donnel!y and Moriarty for his
nominations for the South Atlantic
division team a consensus selection
of the stars of the South Atlantic
division gives Moriarty of Georgetown,
Costello of the same institution, Young.
w. and L. Teany and Riddick, A and
NJ. and Tandy, North Carolina, the
unanimous choice. Guards and ends
and other tackles present variety OF
opinions.