The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-08
Local Service Football
Stars on CAMPS ElepenS
Noted Authority Selects Lead
ing Performers on Uncle
Sans Teams.

In the wake OF his all America foot
ball selections from among the college
players. come Walter Camps all Amer
lea service teams In the current issue of
Golfers The first eleven IL quite sat
isfactory but for one selection-that of
Brlckley for fullback. The one time
Harvard star did not play a very good
game last season. In addition to Brick
ley many other local service men are
IGNORED Mr. Camp reviews the service
campaign In this country and then de-
scribes his selections az follows:
Woodruff OF Granite state Is a rangy.
fast and bralny end. OF splendid phys
ique and speed, and his mate, thinner
man, Is n great man to break up inter-
ference and in getting down the field.
At taclNe Bentz of the Chicago Naval
Reserves at Municipal Pier is admittedly
the strongest tackle IN the middle West.
barring none. not even his mate. Black
lock OF Great Lakes, whom our friends
In the East have seen in action. Suther-
land is the old standby of Glenn War
ner's Pittshurg line, while Budd is one
OF the best men l have seen In action
in 1918, man who played havoc with
Camp Hancock's attack whenever 1t
was driven on his side OF the line.
Driscoll is the prettlest open field rum
ner of the year, and po Hart. the old
he did when he raised cain with SYRIA
cuse Nm at the Archbold Stadium on one
memorable day True. he Is playing
quarter but as all his education at
Warmers hands was on \ direct pass.
he is really halfback. Eloban Of
Devens. a hard hitter, and Brickley. the
star drop kicker of the country, whether
he makes the kicks for the United War
Work drive or behind a real line, COM
ulete the field
Many Notable Players.
There were so many others worthy of
mention that it is difficult 10 distinguish.
but the following all showed up we'll
behind the line; Ghoe, Camp Dick Oed
Pelham: Calhoun. Bremerton Marines ;
Hanley. Mare Island Marines; Splawn
Kelly Field. Cornog. League Island :
MacGuire. Camp Devens; Halloran,
Newport. Erickson, Great Lakes Stein
Princeton Aviation KeinholZ and Ger
Tough, Camp Lewis; Jacobs. Mather
Field; johnson and Koehler Chicago
Naval Reserves; Bangs and Steers. Mare
Island Marines; Hutcheson, Overbagh
and McHalc. Kelly Field Hardage, Bar.
ron Field
In the line: Fitzpatrick and Weber.
Pelham; Murphy. Naval Training Sta
ton, reattle: ECklund. Great Lakes f;
Clemens, Nathsr Field .IIightower.
Granite State: Leader, Camp Lewis ;
Gellatly. Princeton Aviation; ellison,
Fort Slocum: Kelly. Barron Field Rund-
quist. Carruthers Field.
The service teams indeed gathered to-
gether n list Of players that would warm
the heart OF any coach. II would GER
talnly be interesting to take the All
American college team selected last
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about two weeks of practice get the men
together 10 play match for the benefit
OF the Red Cross. IT would. IN the
language OF the fan. be Some game
Stars Against stars.
Just think Of these two teams facing
each other! Think Of the hrlliancy Of
the two backfelds-Driscoll, De Hart.
Hohan and Bricklev against Murray,
Davies. Roberts and Steketee. BaChma n
of Great Lakes would have n glorious
struggle against Day Of Georgia Tech ut
centre. Rutherland, the old Pittsburg
player. would find his match I'm Alex
ander Of Syracuse. hut Pudu. one Of BY
Dickson's most adept pupils. would meet
Tartar IN Perry NJ Annapolis; Heutz.
T. ,od as he IL. would find more than a
handful at tackle in the la3 pound Usher
Of Syracuse. while BlaC klOCk would Ger
tainlv be very busy facing and blocking
Hnty. pittshurg's hest lineman
Tom Thorp would hack his Woodruff
against Roheson OF Rutgers, though It
is doubtful II he could handle tho big
fellow without help from Bentz; but tho
coast followers of the sport would have
to be shown II Zimmerman did not get
away with Hopper Of Pennsylvania at
the other end.
Altogether IL would be rare treat for