Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-01
EXPERT NAMES BEST ELEVEN
FROM MEMBERS OF BIG SIX
By EDWARD R. BUSHNELL

tain Talbot Of Yale, is selected FOR the other
TACKLE g9SSn sg tGgFh hG 1fn m Snj2S much
Two men stand forth prominently at Euard:
ftmceion. Pcnn3ck was out OF the game for
some time on account Of injuries buy wien
ami strength. Both Pcnnoci, and shenk were
tho rangy type Of guards who did more than
iheTr hto men ng tbrouSh and
getting the man with the ball
JOURNEAY GETS PLACE.
There was a dearth of good centres among
these teams this year. and the place Is awarded
70 Captain Journey, OF Pennsylyanhia; h Jour ,s
been been playing laying centre on an average Pennsyi-
vania team the writer believes he would have
He 1tSrtci ths season playing guard, but went
to centre after Norwald was hurt in the Navy
t this occasion '' that the coachss kept him there
aud he continued to Impr9ye right up ,, to the =,
passing the ball. Next to Journeay the tive
best Centres and Of od tSe y orTo wTe denne
The selection Of the bSSsed S b%DdS5cC mot an easy %
Immediately narrowed down 70 three men
bognn Of q Haryard ESeh Of these three men
was great in his way. Logan was possibly , the
much Of his success, was due to his possession
S %e mfn In SsndSE to iR ks ays 5ai as 9soGfq
dstnguish himself as n9ld SfnSra pisHs Hse
habit or making fatal mistakes in Judgment
Gneny as fbsd Zee Pans aet seta @ % posi-
tG9 6eSaufe he ss not Sry oraefS tWo eSnm m
piof1hf pionship games games with Michigan and Pennsyi
e S%GG hS among 6f 6hF nss %R he 'RRpd Were
dFGPG VEL t6 bs5t s n m9n the S ns ands @nd
re{arn r{ 10 EeRs ERS through ' broken hed With as
much skin MalaI and plunge through tn! the
qgsrtorback. could approach, ,,,,nn.,. =, n.u,
Mahan Of hnd tbS rSSSs Of for the
halfhack positions Mahan was Hnryards pest
snGs fiinST ao Vas N probably the best man IN The
Country to gain on fake kicks and vide end
e bit He he vas GGu6 pdsB SR5 %S 9gn
Barrett wH4rN4 HI "a 20 oGTSH6N S3issF s. fFfRSN'F f
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no man ~ the country whS could yd bore through IN
snaR line Sis iSSh sgg Whsey toFfs a
9 /. 4 I'D h c Eydn ENedse nd hind nansd
NJ maEiRF Si'E lie % opsnins Himself he aSagS sd
With that .se 6s s rush |ss
why he cut through the line 50, cleanly; He
and knoeElns down forward passes he had no
bacaed TRf %6Sd not S deg
were being considered, for Maulbetsch, the
I,esoEe. Of Yale, is PROBABLY The best man ior
the fourth member Of this quartet var Rig HS wsf
thGo%GGs the forward t pHTs ass sRd he S Snd run
defensively, hut It would be difhault to md
better all-around team within the neld con-
eidered. Last year a few critics gave new
turn 10 the sport by picking two teams one
for the cffense and another for the defense.
But since tho same team must always at
tack and defend, the eleven men selected
should represent the greatest possible oHenslVo
and defensive strength.
1t is a trite saying but still true. that a
second or even a third team might be picked
from these same universities that would be
able to beat the team first named. And II rs
also possible that IL eleven men could be
picked from all the minor colleges OF tn, the
such team might he able to win from the
hrst named team similarly COACHED But 70
pick such an eleven from the host OF minor
COLLEGES would be Just unsatisfactory as to
attempt to rank the minor colleges.