Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-11

developed in years. and his return OF
punt for a sixty-yaTd run through the
Sbortridge team won the indianapolis
championship for the Green and white
Screes is placed on the second all
state. while b. Cornett, the Bicknen High
DOL star. is given third all-State
honOrs
FRAZIER STATES
LEADING BACK.
1t has been q season in which many
fast. shifty back neid men appeared
Iu the high school llneups, but the play
OF Randall Frazier, the colored athlete
nj the wabash High School. was such
as 20 make him the nrst choice among
all hnlf backs. Big. fast, clever and
powerfli man with a real straikht
arm. a lodging end rnrner. piunElhs
liue bucker, hard tackler on Gslen .,s,
nnd a man who can pass the bali eqhal
to almost any college star. the aons9
player was all that half back shouid
Five other half backs performed far
above their teammates and II Is alnicuIe
10 choose the best, but Griggs OF Teen.
nical was without question the best
defensive half and for that reason he
is given the other hrst team position.
CrlgEs also was n fast man at carrying
the ball wertz, the man VINO peat
Shortridge in its game with Manual ana
rIlfott the sheridan star. whose play
really gave his team the victory over
TsehnIcal are given second team honors.
Elliott did not play as wei against
Manual as he did against Iechhleai, one
reason being that he received an 'N'u''
early in the game -
Sickle. the big Clinton back field star
and + Roor Newcastle's open neld run
ner. are placed on the third All-state;
Kidd OF Bloomfield. while not with
combination that equaled some OF t tne
lest full back in the State. L. Plckel or
WILEY High school in Terre Haute tcity
championship team) was close to hldo
class. Kigore. by far the best OF tne
Indianapolis high school backs. is placed
on the third team Lsichty, the wabash
High school full, Is an exceptionally
strong player.
GOOD CROP
OF WING MEN.
l.. Marks. the fast runner OF the Wa
bash High School team, played both end
and half back and was a star at both
positions. The writer saw him play at
end and he is one OF the best men who
ever played that position on any team
In the State Marks is given hrst team
honors and Payne the tall wing man
of Technical is the other first team end.
These men are fast at going down under
punts and also are sure at getting Ior,
ward passes. Woolgar Of Tech. kopold
OF Elwood, Beno Of Clinton and b. Loudin
of Bicknell were all star players sat the
wing position. KoDold, the Elwood right
end, was strong ut handling forward
passes, and as his team used more OF
that style OF ofrense than almost any
other eleven in tho State, he was OF great
value.
There were fewer men of Ali-State
class playing tackle than there We're
playing other positions. but the men who
are placed on the nrst three All State
teams are equal to any who have played
that position in recent years. Stul. the
Shortridge star lineman. Ia first choice
OF all the tackles. Big, aggressive and
a sure man on defense, he has no equal
In opening holes in enemy lines on Of
tense. Kelse, tho Clinton tackle, Is close
to Stull's class and the pair would make
a powerful hne combination. Hungate
Of Technical and Wundrum of Manual
are given the second team tackle positions.
REICHEL GETS
GUARD JOB.
Two players so far outclassed all CEN
ters that they both are placed on the all
State nrst team. s. Butler of Wabash,
one OF the greatest center men developed
in the State in many years, was better
than many college centers and far out
classed all center men except Reichel,
the Manual man. Butler is placed on the
first team at center and Redchel is given
guard position.
". Dayhon, Worthington High Schools
190-pound guard, was fast, aggressive,
wen SOacneu ana the pest guard IN the
State. He is put on the first team with
Rechel, while Slower. the Kirklin line
man, who played a star game against
Technical, and Mitchell OF Shortridge are
placed on the second all State squad.
There Is no question but that the first
all State high school selection would
prove to be an evenly balanced team,
and II brought together would be equal
to many college elevens. At least two
good kickers are in the first team lineup,
all backs are sure Dassers, and the team
would be strong on bottle offense and de-