Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-19

source of strength has been in Son nenberg. Shoot of Oklahoma is an other luminary who has filled the shoes that TolbeTt left vacant when he went to Cambridge. Scott of Wis consin has performed his duties bril- manly, while Huffman Of Ohio State deserves laurels. Gulick of Syracuse. Slater of Iowa and GoGetz of Nichl- gan also rank among the best.
 Great Guards
 The choice of the seasons guards IS allotted to Tolbert of Harvard and Griffiths of Penn State. Tolbert, the giant Oklahoman, has paved the way for the Crimson attack that has eX- hausted opponents in nearly every game. Griffiths has been a brilliant star on a brilliant team for Coach Bezdek. Acosta of Yale, Woods of Harvard, Dickinson of Princeton, Trott of Ohio State and Bunge of Wisconsin have also stood out. Pivot Men
 Center play has come into it's own for full recognition of its importance. He must pass intricately and accur- ately to fast moving back ii his team is to go with due precision. He is required to diagnose the enemy's play and quickly do a lions share of the attack.
 Captain Depler of Illinois is, per haps, the best big center in the coun- try, as Weaver is the choice light pivot man in the game. Depler has been a big factor in the Huskers' suc- cess. besides carrying the additiona al | duty of team leader. Alexander is next in line as big center. He has revealed a style of play that is called l the rowing center. His size should make him outrank tue doughty Weaver. Havemeyer of Harvard, Mike Callahan of Princeton, and Tim, his older brother, at Yale. are powers to their teams. Captain Stein Of Pitt has given some great exhibitions of what center should do.
 McMillin's Worth The great and heroic "Bo" AcSIil- lin. of little Centre College, was a great player ill 1919, but it can truth fully be said after his showing at Har- yard that he is better than ever. All that an ideal quarterback should be McMillin seems to be able to do per fectly. If he could pass over and run through and around the Harvard eleven with a weak line behind him he would be little short of marvellous in the background of the mythical eleven.
 l Lourie Next
 Don Lourie of Princeton has run McMillin a close race for the honor of being tho best quarter. Perhaps only in experience does he fall short of McMillin's level. Boynton of Will Hams IS the greatest individual quar ter of the year. Aubrey Deyine oi Iowa is an excellent field general i "Hoge" Workman of Ohio State is the star passer of the year. Bob Fletcher of Illinois is one of the best kicking lquarterS.
 Brilliant Backs
 uorween of Harvard and Gipp oi Notre Dame are two backs about whom there should be little argument Powerful, experienced, fast and pos sessed of unusual ability as individual and team players, they are entitled tC their well-won honors on the All.Amer ican team. Gipp's drop kicking abili ty is always a threat to the opposing team in addition to his other accom- plishments. Horween can hit the line tear through any team on off tackle plays and clear the way with certaint! for end runs as well as lead team in spiringly.
 Sooner Kicker
 Phil White of Oklahoma, while ht has never exhibited his stuff ia th, elss. Is one of :he 1920 superpl9yers White has plunged, run. kicked anC passed the Sooner eleven into cham