New-York tribune., 1920-12-05

star to win the JOB this year. with such
lot OF good ones pressing him.
Our Quarterback is Don Lourie, the
princeton fasn, who was easily the
best general Of the season. Boyuton
Of Williams and Rote Of Lehigh. prob
ably were as good as the Nassau star
IN running with the ball. Holleran
probably excelled him in putting a
man out 4 the way. but none Of these
was so good held general, while
Lourle could also run from scrim-
mage as well as in the open, could
pass and could take pass A great
little Quarterback. was this fellow.
Two Best Backs
Davies and Way are to our mind the
best backs in the business this wear
when It comes 70 running through q
broken field. And there isn't any
other VINO can touch the PITT fash in
outing iH OF tackles Also when il
comes to travelling in the mud. Davies
runs alone. lie is also marvel at
interfering and knows how to clip an
opponent so That he doesn't impede the
progress OF the play. We would have
Daylea GO the punting for our team.
Some critics have not named little
Charlie Way for place on the first
team because they felt he was only
good for running in q broken field. We
would like 10 state here and now Wav
can travel through a line, is strong on
defense and q bearcat in sprintinq
around the ends. Both he and Davies
also are clever in receiving forwa rd
passes. There are no two backs we
have seen in years we liked better
than these two
Cf pr;p
peer when it comes TO defensive play.
and incidentally TINS fellow has had
few superiors in hitting a line. jim
Robertson, Of Dartmouth, a hard run
ning, strong plunging back, is Gar
rity superior, in that he can punt.
and punt we'll. too, and in this respect
he would strengthen the team. But
Robertson cant play on the defense
the way Garrty can. SO while the
purting may leave something to be de
sired, we believe we could move along
very nicely with Tommy Davies on the
Job.
This first team Of ours would also
have the advantages that any expert
cnced eleven has. Each and every one
Of the players IN this first lineup are
veterans who have played a lot of foot
bali and who know the game thorough
IT,. Carroll and Urban have played
tiftc J'uIS OF cOlifGF iOCbDdli, - Ia ~
Wood. ana Callahan
Three Years in Game
Alexander, SQnnenberg and Way arc
all veterans who have mad thrc" years
of varsity football, while Garrlty,
IoulIc aud DaYles have rad Two eacn-
About the only reason We pick three
teams is tnat We can't crowd thlrty
three players onto one team. AZ least
not as the game - row played.
There is very liillc difference be
tween the ability 0f these various play
rr4. but We believe those on the first
olcv4n can 90 ii few tnings more than
taoae on the other two teara. Robert
ron. for instance, end on tho second
eleven, is JUST n good dc1"nslV'
playcr ~ either Carroll or Urban, but
te can't receive u forward pnHs 90 veil
u. either u fheae. LaIkIu can receive
ya a.ara a. good as any Of thom, and
err cover punts Fitn )he very best, but
he hatnl the physjquc Of Carroll or
t'rtan. aud can't smash ,ne opposlng IN
reference 20 VOL.
Gulick and DicI'ns, of Yale. arc two
vreat tac.ies, as cv"rypody Knows, but
We tollcye Kecx and Sonncnbcrg have
ne rdyc Du them. 50 y ~ wsth Crif-
( fth4 and SchysaD. Herbert Stein, whc
captAiucd tho Pittsburgh team. il n
..pnderfi leader. az woll ns great
pinyrr, Wao ranks close 80 Alexander
IN our opinion y" nafe made h'm
oaotain pf tne second clrgcn becausc o.
fls aD,Dty - inapfe his playcrN. u
gan dan briloYo uH AN any o. the
plts men. md if you Want " know JUS
f r.D vD,d II ioncer i'm Callahan ~ asA
'Iaf JDnea. { nei ia hpchc rr any other
p!hyer Nno na1 come IN contact wltf
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