New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

F0rdK,an, and Dartmouth Alone
Re-elect Captains at Football
Robertson and Fitzpatrick
Honored; Linemen Lead
Choices for Next Season

Inc final returns of the elections OF
the various captains of college football
teams for 1921 throughout the country
show that only two OF the men who led
their elevens on the gridiron this fall
Will again be at the helm next year.
The players to be thus honored are
Jim Robertson, of Dartmouth, and Syl-
vester Fitzpatrick, OF Fordhsm. The
former is halfback, while the local
player is an END.
Linemen lead the field in the choice
Of captains for next season. OF the
seventy-three representative colleges
that have named their pilots Tor 1921
no less than forty-two OF them select
ed players from the line. enumerated
as follows: Tackles. l.; ends, 13;
centers. 9, anl guards. 8. Of the 81
backheld men chosen Is are halfbacks,
while S are quarters ana iullbacks.
Many Of the new captains were
nicked for various all-star teams OF
1920, while one, Stan Keck, Princeton's
great tackle, received virtually the
unanimous vote Of all the experts for
the allEastern and all-America eleven-.
Is we'll as being on Walter Camps first
All-America .eam Kec!5 is said. to be
one of the creates st tackles that has
ever been produced at Princeton.
Al.-Star Players Chosen
Other all-star choices to receive the
captaincy are Tom Davies. of Pitts
burg. halfback; Bert Gulick, Syracuse,
tackle; Rex Wray, Penn, quarterback; !;
Robert Kay. West Virginia. guard; jim
Robertson, Dartm outh halfback: Au-
hrey Devine, Iowa, halfback; Emery
Larsen, Navy, center; Malcolm Aldrich,
Yale. halfback.
Both of the service teams-Annapolis
and West Point-havo nominated CEN
ters for the honor post, they being
Larsen and Francis Martin Greene, re-
spectively.
Most of the captains of the 1920
elevens were members Of the backheld
Ehe apparent switch TO linemen as
leaders for next season was undoubt-
edlY due to the fact that the PLAYERS
wished to pay homage to the men whose
brilliant performances received scan,
consideration among the general public
I as the spectators DO not pay as much
| attention to the individual work Of the
forwards as they do to the men in the
backtield who carry the ball
While the season just closed feat
ured several comes in which brothers
opposed each other there is not one
brother clash scheduled for next fall
Inc Galatians, of Yale and Princeton
Will be out of college before the mex
season rolls around; Harry Robertson
VIII be out of Syracuse. while Brother
Jlm IS leading Dartmouth again, ant
Herb Stein will be graduated from
Pittsburgh while his brother. Russell
Will be at the head of the WASHINGTON
and jefferson eleven.
Cornell Has TalIest Leader
Cornell lays claim to having the tall
est man in intercollegiate football cir.
cles as Its captain. He is Wilson B
Dodge, who stands feet 81, inches
lie weighs more than 200 pounds. anc
IN the last game against PENNSYLVANIA
prayed through the entire struggle with
Il broken nose.
Z. William Crow jr., son OF the state
senator, who was chosen to lead the
Penn Military College eleven for nevt
year, was at his home conva]esnine l.in
from injuries sustained in the game
"ith Delaware on THANKSGIVING DAY
"hen ne received telegram informino
hlm of his election. t
The captains for 1921 follow:
Amherst-.sl Davidson. end
1srny--r. NJ. Greene center
Issi2"r ranGis stubs qusrterback
!,aies-F ". Kelley. halfhack -
I2es, Ree injs C. Dunn. halfosck.
l5rown-Georgc c. Johnstone 1.n.,.
Eutler~W illlam Kiser guar,
''@itf"i1 ia CT Warner fullback.
,arnesic Tech--tl Irwin. center
as"-N. W. Edwards. cents
|+n're-N Norris Armstrong. halfbacis
'incinuati--R T.. Crollov baifbac
Olga te-Rob"rt Webster. halfback
oiorado~lIoward Linger. tac<ic
Golum bia-Francis Scovti. tacklo
Torie!l- wilson $. Dodge tacisle.
nj I'm 1Robert son. hslfbacN
rdhann-syivester fitzpatricH end
:'.o. e:oors,, ohn g. Flavin. quarterbacl.
YIeoTS'a 1ja'nTI. IeGhmowen Reynolds, end
iarVard- n. Keith Kane. end
i1afer INK. I Nathan Ssngrec. Quarterback.
roy cross Denis (iildea canfor -
IIna4ho-EroYer Evans end
Indiana-John Kyle. fuIlbacl<
iowa Aubrey Dovlne balfbacl
Aentuc kyle ames Ierver, tackle
In In. oc IL heccka. tackle.
Alains-N II. Young. end
arle''@m,lohn Robinson. fuilback
Ni,nh; NinSSi sgies-George A. Cotton. tackle.
Mlhnesota Lawrence Tebere taclxlo
MNlssouri n i-Herbcrt Blume. tackle
,iuhIeno ~ u noerg- Raymond snyder guard
w. Onlon-llerman Wagner halfback
Navy Emery Larsen. center
Nebrasha-C. f. swanson. end.
y r. States. T. Connor halfhac,-
Norl, \, y; r.mJ T Ferguson. quarterback.
;E"rtn Nt.t tarolina--R. Lowe. halfback.
Nf>orthWestern--J. Hathaway. center.
nenh~Rcx Wray. Quarterback
Irnfl Military C.-Wiliialn j. Crow. centar
phiiips AndoVcr--Leo r. Daly. end
rhlllps ENeter-J. G. NcGlonr end
rlttsburgh-Tola Davies. halfback
rrinceton--J. s. keck. tackle
urduo-E. K. Carmen halfbacIx
it"nsselser roiy-E c. E,ller ousr+erh,cl-
X. Eochester,.J. T. sullivan. quarterbac1.
- Louis u L. Finnesan. end
stevens Tech-Frank Busch. tackle.
9''.lil.. hllorg--C Carl Geiges quarterback.
nion-J. II. Murray. end
lIanoNa~-Joseph McCarthy con+o-
Nirginia-i. Rirehart. naifhack
NirEinia Poly--Georgc Parrish. end
Wash and jeff Russell Stein tsct1e
w Weslcyan--E. NJ. NewhaN. fullhaCk
W estn tnlnster-Joe Dishnan fullhacl-
W est Binia--Robert KAY tackle
" illians--E. a. Fargo, vackie.
Iale--Malcolm Aldrich halfback