South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-08
CLEARY BEST As
LEADER OF ALL
STAR HALL TEAM
Brownson Leads First Team
With Four Places Badin
Places Three Men.

The InterhaH football season ct
Notre Dame ended with Brownson
md Corby in n deadlock for first
lace. Badin and Carroll tied for
second. and Sorln. On-Campus and
Walsh finishing in the order named.
The ue for the championship BAN
nc- viii not bee played off. but on
the basis OF actual games played
aad comparative scores. Brownson
IS claiming the best team of The
league.
The alI-haU selections have been
Guided by suggestions from the
caches Of the several teams and
90 not include outside games. AL
her things being equal, preference
JAS been given TO those men who
upeared I'm the most games ana
70 man has been chosen who play
cd iu less than two full games.
Walsh Of Carroll repeats his
choice OF last year for end. lie fol-
lows the ball az all times. is hard
and sure tackler and a clever nan
0ler Of passes. Seifert was the best
defensive end I'm chc league. and
though playing at fIlihacN part OF
the season. Is placed al his natura
position at end.
Saunders Best Tackle
Saunders was "a popular choice
FOR tackle position. playing stel-
ldg defensive game throughout On
season. on the other side of the
lire Hunsinger stood out in every
game. In addition 10 defensive work
az a high grade ne IS Lossibly the
best punter in the conference. won
one game by a long run from a for
v-urd pass and frequently went
down under his own kicks for the
tackle.
At guard CIeary OF sorin was the
spirit and most Of the body Of his
line He charged fast and low. and
cook men on both sides Of the cen
ter and stopped more runners back
nf the line than any other forward
or the season. He is an old head Of
hterhall football and the logical
captain OF the team. Oberst was big
enough 10 have stopped any two
men on the field at one time and
supplemented his strength with
speed and intelligence.
Nixon repeated his selection OF
last year at center. passing well
and playing the loose defensive CEN
ter. WeisCharr OF the Off-CampUs
team deserves mention as the hes
forward OF his team, eNcelhng in
blocking punts and passes.
Schmitt Of BrOwnsOn ran his
team well from the quarter position
aud had no superior I'm running
back Lunts and intercepted passes.
Zee was also consistent line
puuger. James OF Corby and Who
Jan of Badin looked good but ap-
reared IN less games than Schmidt
and lost the opportunity Of present
ing their real worth.
COnnell Unanimous.
Connell OF Carroll has the dis
ttnction OF being the only unant-
mOmus choice OF the lot and was
easily the best backfeld man OF the
league He starred in every game
with deadly ofc-tackle plunges that
have been likened by old timers al
the school 10 those OF Stanley Co
fall His tackllng IS sure and hard
and with efficient coaching viii
make a strong bid for the freshmen
eleven next year. DriscOll OF Walsh
was the brightest star of the hard
luck Walsh team.
Nicholson was 10 Badin what Con
nell was to Carroll and would make
an IDEAL running mate. He plunges
aud runs open with equal ability
throws passes and il sure tackler.
DeCorps OF Carol was unfortunate
is being on the same team with
ConEelL He has not the defensive
ability Of the others but is possibly
the best open field runner of the
league.
Wright displayed a steady game
with Br0wnson and because Of his
superiority over any regular full
back f. moved from half RE
plunged the line for regular gains
throws passes well. kicked the only
field goal Of the season and is
strong on secondary defense and
breaking up passes. Joss Of Walsh
Hanged with a bullet drive, which
would have showed up well on q
aottor team