Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-03
WARNER OUT WITH
HIS BEST ELEVEN
Carlisle Coach Picks Three In
dams for "AIl-Star
Team.

Glenn S. Warner, physical director
of the Carlisle Indian School and
coach of the football team, has select
ed an All-Eastern combination, con-
fined to college teams which he saw
in action this fall. This list includes
Lehigh, Cornell, Pittsburgh, Pennsyl-
vania, Georgetown, Dartmouth,
Brown, Syracuse, Johns Hopkins
Navy and Dickinson. Warmers team
is as follows: Left end, Hogsett,
Dartmouth; left tackle, Moriarity,
Georgetown; left guard, Busch, Car
Isle; centre, Carlow, Carlisle; right
guard, Brown, Navy; right tackle,
Probst, Syracuse; right end, Wag-
ner, Pittsburgh; quarterback, Co.'S
tello Georgetown; left halfback, Guy
on, Carlisle; right halfback, Whit
ney, Dartmouth; fullback, Dunn,
Dickinson.
William S. Langford the we'll
known football referee states that on
account of the increased duties he
has assumed in a New York railroad
office, the past season is his last as
referee. If Langford adheres to his
decision to quit, the game will lose
| competent dlll COllStlCIlllOuS VI
fetal. For years he has officiated at
the annual big games in the east.
"a
Twenty-one members of this sea-
sons University of Pennsylvania foot
ball team were awarded their var
sity up" by the board of directors of
the athletic association yesterday.
The players who won their varsity
| letters for participating in either the
Dartmouth, Michigan or Cornell
games are Captain Young, Simpson,
Minds Marshall, Journeay, Peden,
Bloom, Murdoch. Crane, Carter,
Wolfe, Harris Rooms. Mccall, Mer-
rill, Bolger, Hill, Avery, Tighe, Rus
sell and Kelly.
Captain Ketcham of the Yale foot
ball eleven selected an All-Ameri-
can team as follows: Hogsett, Ddrt-
mouth, left end; Storer, Harvard,
left tackle; Brown, Navy, left guard;
Marting, Yale, centre; Pennock, Har-
ward, right guard; Gilman. Harvard,
right tackle; Merrillat, Army, right
end; Pritchard, Army, quarterback;
Mahan, Harvard, left halfback; Wiz
son, Yale, right halfback; Brickley,
Harvard, fullback. Ketcham modest
ly places Brown of the Navy at left
guarQ IN preference TO himself. line
placing of Wilson at halfback, posi-
ton he never played on the Yale
team. is a surprise.
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"Big Bill" Edwards. the former
Princeton star, picks the Harvard
eleven intact as his All-American
combination.
Not a touchdown was scored in the
| Harvard Princeton, Yale-Princeton,
or the Harvard Yale game this season
All the scoring was done via the
field-goal route.
Harry Robinson, of the Maryland
Polytechnic, is credited with being
the best schoolboy football player in
Baltimore. He is a son of Wilbert
Robinson, manager-elect of the
Brooklyn Superbas.
Since the Harvard-Yale game
| Charles Bricl<ley, the Harvard star
has received all sorts of offers at
fancy salaries, including vaudeville
engagements, playing semi-profes-
sional football, coaching football
teams and boosting" athletic goods
1t keeps Charley busy turning down
these offers.
The score of the Notre Dame-Texas
University football game Thanksgiv-
ing Day was 80 to in Notre DANES
favor, insteal of 30 to Z, as officially
announced at the close of the game
This statement was made by Director
of Athletics Theodore Belmont of the
University of Texas, today. The error
came about through a misunderstood
ing about the goal on Notre Danes
last touchdown. Dorais, Notre Danes
quarterback. kicked the goal.
In the thirteen years Fielding H
Yost has coached the University oil
Michigan football squads, the VOL
verines have played 105 regular
games winning all but 10 of them.