The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-28
AH-Star Prep
 ELeUen Picked
By NPONZp' MILLS Assistant Sporting Editor


 First Tenm Positions Second Team ~ Peck (Ens.) L. E. ....steeIe (Cen.l Rox (Cen-) ...-.. l.. 1T. .... Nolan (Bexl Thomas tBes-).. l.. G. .. .Stubbs (Cen.l McNeil (Cen.) ..... c. Williams (Ens. Edwards tMorg.) R. G. .. .waIker.(Jef. Shannon (Cen.). R. T. ..Fayetfe (Ens.l Grisby tBes-)-.. R. E. Yielding (Cen.) Reynolds (Cen.) ... @. Waller (Bes, Simpson (Cen). l.. H. RosenfeId (Ens.l Hawkins (Bes.) R. H. Anderson fCen.l Lillian (Cen.)... T. E. ....SaIter (Res.)
 Now that all kinds of foot ball picks are coming out, in terest in an all-star prep footI ball team might prove of intero lest. The above is a team selected from the stars of the different high schools of the state which have played here this year. The schools included tn this pick are Central. Ensley. Bessener. Jefferson County, Simpson, Morgan County. Wal ker County, Disque, Etowah, Marshall County, Tuscaloosa and Fayette Highs. all of whom have played one or more games here this season.
 Of course the larger schools have 2. wider field from which to choose their elevens' and as 8 result they are more likely to produce the stars of the season SIX CENTRAL MEN
 ARE ON FIRST TEAM
 The first team is composed of six Cen tral players, one Ensley Yellow Jacket, three Bessemer Tigers and one Morgan County player. The second team is composed of four Central. one Jefferson County, three Ensley and three Besse. mer players.
 Never have ends played such a promI- nent figure in prep football over the state before and there never has been such a splendid crop of wingmen as there was the past season. Of the lor Peck of Ensley and Grigsby of Bessemer seem to be the best, although Steele and Yielding of Central are running them a close race The ability of the first named pair at catching forward passes won first place for them over the Central pair.
 There are several good ends in differ ent parts of the state that are claimed by their supporters to be better than any others, but I have not seen them play
 Jack Shannon of Central stands out above ali the rest of the tackles in the group. He outplayed every man he went up against this season and tore oppos- ing lines to pieces. This was his first year out in high school football circles and Coach Meyers made a fine player out of him in hurry. Along with him his teammate Davis Rox, stood out as the other best tackle in the state and he has played a consistent game all the year, although handicapped by an in jured hand, Nolan and Fayette also played nice game all the season and were only kept off the first team by the brilliancy of the first two named The guards are the hardest places of all to pick on a team on account of their work not being seen, as the majority of it is in the middle of the line hidden from view. There might have been bet ter men in the state than Edwards Of Morgan County and Thomas of Besse- mer, but doubt it Stubbs of Central looked like a star of the first degree ia some games, while the only thing thas Kept Walker of Jefferson off was the lack of experience. Cooper of Ensley Harkins of Bessemer and Sheridan ot Bessemer also played a nice game. M'NEIL CARRIES OFF
 HONORS AT CENTER
 McNeil of Central easily carries off honors at center, his nearest opponent being Williams of Ensley. Fishback of Bessemer also played a good game. F Coming to quarterback position, have doubts of my choice being accepted by any except few. But Jess Reynolds of and has used his head to good advantage in every game. He can also carry the
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