Arizona republican., 1920-11-30
GI|:RIDIRON STARS
IHAT SHINE WITH
COLLEGE ELEVENS

EVERY man mentioned has tremend-
Gus physical power. speed. finished me-
chanical ability to do the tasks allotted
20 his respective position and the kind
of spirit which win to victory against
any odds.
Good Ends Few
II any one position can be said to
nave lacked generous crop of stars it
Is in the wing department. The great
est ones have shown in the west where
the forward pass has been pore sue
cessfully used. The improvement in
the defense against the aerial attack
IS perhaps the cause of the dearth.
Carney of Illinois and Muller of Call
ffornia are pair who have shown ex-
ceptional ability to do the work as
signed to them. They are rangy, fast,
affective on defense as well as offense
and blessed with the necessary dash
for" the position. Weston OF Wisconsin
r. Anderson of Notre Dame, Belding
OF Iowa and Robertson OF Dartmouth
are other great wing men.
Star Tackles
F7ashy tackles who dominate their
! positions are Keck OF Princeton and
Sonnenberg of Dartmouth. Keck. who
ran also kick in a convincing manner,
appears TO be almost in a class by
himself. while Dartmouth's chief source
NA mas been III SOnnenDerB.
Smoot of Oklahoma is another lumi-
nary who has filled the shoes that Toll
bert left vacant when he went to Cam
bridge. Scott OF Wisconsin has per-
formed his duties brilliantly, while Huff
man of Ohio State deserves laurels.
Gulick of Syracuse, Slater of Iowa, and
Goetz of Michigan also rank among the
best.
Great Guards
Al. l.
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 Beg
deS. Acosta of Yale, Woods of Har-
ward. 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 accurately
10 fast moving back If his team is TO go
with due precision. He is required to
: Diagnose the enemy's play and quickly
) do lions share of the attack.
d. I Captain Depler of Illinois is perhaps
) the best big center in the country, as
=
: the game. Depler has been a big fac
! tor in the Huskers success, besides
: carrying the additional duty OF team
: leader. Alexander is next in line as
: a big center. He has revealed style
nf play that Is called the rowing cen
/. Ter. His size should make him out
d rank the doughty Weaver Havermeyei
OF Harvard. Mike Callahan of Prince
ton. and Tim, his older brother at Yale
: are powers to their teams. Captain
stein OF Pitt has given some great ex
hibitions of what a center should do
MeMiIlin's Worth
The great and heroic DO" McMillil
Of little Centre college, was a grea
player in 1919, but it can truthfully b
said after his showing at Harvard tina
be is better than ever. ALP that a
deal quarterback should be McMilli
seems to be able to do perfectly
&c could pass over and run throug
and around the Harvard eleven wit
q weak line behind him, he would b
little short OF marvellous in the back
ground of the mythical eleven.
Lourie Next
Don Lourie of Princeton has ru
McMirin a close race for the homo
III being the best quarter. Perhar
only in experience does he fall shol
II r~cMillin's level Boynton of Wi
nams is the greatest individual guar
ter of the year. Aubrey Devine of low
an excellent field general. 'Hoge
Workman of Ohio State is the ste
5asser of the year. Bob Fletcher I
Illinois is one of the best kicking quar-
tiers.
Brilliant Backs
Horween of Harvard and Gipp
Sotre Dame are two backs about who
there should be little argument. Power
sfel. experienced, fast and possessed
Unusual ability as individual and tea
raayers, they are entitled TO their wei
Won honors on the All-American tear
.Ghpp's drop kicking ability is alwa:
"A. threat to the opposing team in add
ftfon to his other accomplishment
Fforvveen can hit the line, tear throus
anv team on off tackle plays and Gle
tie way with certainty for etd runs
we'll as lead a team inspiringly-
Sooner Kicker
-Pnu White of oklahoma WhlIe
has never exhibited his stuff In I
aet a. one of the 1920 super playe