The sun., 1916-12-03
new YORK FILLED
WITH YOUTHFUL
GRIDIRON STARS
Abundance Of Good Material
Made Scholastic Football
Season Success.
MALONEY BEST GENERAL:
FRISCH LEADING BACK
~ SCHOLASTIC.

Inc curtain having been runG DOWN on
the local scholastic football season. the
annual all scholastic selections are at
rand. Not in the memory Of local schoi-
astic football patrons has there been
such a crop Of good players. Practically
all the high schools have been repre-
scented by strong teams. and each eleven
presents several players worthy Of con-
sideration for top iaurels.
The first team. the all scholastic
eleven. is selected from members Of all
schools In Greater New York. The next
eleven is chosen from Manhattan high
school players. while the third team 10
made VI OF Brooklyn and Long Island
gridders.
On the all scholastic eleven elk boys
from this side OF the bridge deserve
places. Morris has three players. with
Stuyvesant. DE witt Clinton and Ford
ham Prep each one.
Hewlett Leads Ends.
|. The all important question Of ends
Ia considered FIRST. To Hewlett Of Poly
Prep Is allotted the position Of LEFT end
and Wagner OF the Erasmus Hall team
In placed ut right end. Hewlett earned
an enviable reputation In scholastic grid
iron circles this year. his all round work
being one Of the features OF the sturdy
Brooklyn eleven.
Wagner also stands out prominently
a. ar end. The Flatbush boy played
almost as consistently as did Hewlett
and In clearly entitled TO a position on
the eleven. Grace Of the New Utrecht
team. last years selection as end, con-
ti1ued his ine work this season. II Il
with difficulty that Grace IL RELOCATED
to the second cam, but his work was
hardly equal to that Of Hewlett and
Wagner. So good was wagner's play
In the last few games Of the year that
Coach Forsyti,e Of Erasmus placed wag-
ner In the back field. where ne con-
tlnued to shine.
Raymond Of Poly Prep also played
brilliantly. and with Grace is given a
position on the Junior eleven. .
Carney OF Morris and Lea Of Poly
Prep earn positions as first tackles. In
addition to his clever tackl!ns ability
Carney can punt and drop kick to good
advantage. He is a hcady player and In
quick to pick oT men. Lea. the big.
rangy Brooklyn lad, would be a welcome
addition to many a college team. last
year Lea came in for special notice. but
Ills work this season far surpassed that
Of 1915.
Maher. Carney's teammate, In given 4
position on the second eleven. as Is
Crombie OF Flushing. Both Maher and
Crombie did very we'll this wear.
Guards Are High Glass.
For guards Bruckner OF Morri. and
Pau' Etzel OF Brooklyn Prep are almost
OF equal ability and both won places on
the hrst team. Bruckner ami Etxel
undoubtedly are two fine guards. Roth
much for the,r resnec,,,.o III ulu
10th 81 comu.r uaunn JACK
49, linton also are deserving OF at
the season well but ended ,hs c,m-
paign under n handicon
Many candidates for tho r~o,,,,,, ~.
centre are worthy ~ moro than ra.s,n.
notice. Walter Hoyinp no VIZ, Sit
toms pivot man. more thu, ha,, 80.
own with rival r,ay.-s 80 "'n nls
hrs, cen,r. ""u j. chosen
strength ON tho ds,.nco ,o"er o.
mos, u,carn, asmu. " "au an Al
,hro,o, = 49, a''"F AT" oreakihe
GO, n.Nn' me ana spoihng PLAYS.
- ''u.'esant runs no.
. s't""'' newman REM, the
49,. " n,"ok,yn centres made a nne
or'"S, as wv iouhH OF rory Frep ana
quail boys figh'
r'anN Ma'oneS' ioly Frcp's dininu-
i've quarterback. who just missed being
''oSen d fneihoeT OF last years honor
r -, a',alns mat Gig this season.
~ ','le hr"oklFn Iad clearly outshone
o."er ie"ners IN 'he city. Ills Judgment
az an times was heyond reproacf
seneca samson OF Stuyvesant played
a crenitaple game all season and misses
the hrst team by a narrow margin.
o'ner boys VINO played well at quarter
pack were lngrass!a. Morris Fred FL
Senperg, DE Witt Clinton. and Kelly NJ
Brooklyn Prep,
rr'seh Leading Back
Frank F'rlsch OF Fordham Prem ,s "a.
lected as left halfhack. his wopdarN,
ground gaining ability br,npiny ~.
Catholic schools title 10 Ms ,eam
Frisch and Livingston OF Horace Nav