Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-21
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in the public III school circuit
srcb selectl ns always start argu.
, nts os 70 fhc respective ability OF
nierors nier chosen. compared to those who
p."' u,,, nicked, The fundamental idea
-. a.u star selections is that the eieVch
uinrnrs u,". On the first team possess the
Vii md mower to defeat any other
snrreratIon S%,r made up Of players III the
isanre In other words. players ar"
nhnssn for their ability to fit into Il
con,biustion as we'll as for their lhdl-
vidual prowesS'
F, Tho T,vrSING PCBLrC LEDGER Selec-
,,ons ore based not on any one per-
.nn's opinion, but rather on cEn-
sHnsns after consulting critics, coacheS
and schoolboys themselves.
., Tho Frankford High School athletes
- tho rhnmnions of the league. Thls
:" ono selection on which there can DC
o no comeback. The Pioneers won the
rIsbt TO the title, and nobody can start
an argument over that.
In looking over the field Of wlngmen'
oro nlavcr stood out more prominently
han any one else in the league. lie was
fast in getting down the field under
n,nts was dead sure tn"klcr, could
smash utcrfcrepcc and was good ut
catching forward passes. Therefore
RAYMOND. Walker. better known as
"Hoolcr." is placed nt his ta'orlte
position right end.
THREE other boys tccr" about
l cyuor in their respectire ability
NJ casual GlGnce. Horercr, whcm
oil. ly0and ability ,CGS taken into
Constellation with team. plaH Xii
oorr. Northeast High speedy ,ctnq.
Ioolcd as the best OF IN" trio. ne
;c girru the position Of left end,
vbiIc tho oHCr itro. both Frdnktord
Joys. BcnucH and Scott, are piNccd
on the second team.
Is tho case with the ends. ono boy
"A also stands out as the best tackle;
Clou>cn. nf tho champion Franktord
agrreration. easily has the class OF TINS
department.. lie had all tho require D.,
ments expected Of n Srhoolboy' ana
then some. lie always was sur" of his
tacklcs and pulled several Swcd9
Young>trom' in blocking puntS. Ono
of these. it will be remembered, was
thc r,rau, uf the defeat Of West fhiln-
derhia.
In pooIc Southern High School had
the clcvrrrst tackle in the league, with
the execution nf ClauSen. He was play
ing with tho lowest team in the circuit
Mi season and was the shining light or
the dowutowners. lie is given th" posi'
ton of right tackle, while his two near
est competitors, Hclelt and Mcfeel"y =,
"t N"r'hCaSt ana NcSt a anpap,,'T e,pn,-i
resp''U'''E' Ut" P'a's" ." '"' ''N
team.
As 10 Guards
TWO h,vs ,ro-o n n class nv them
- iol,i,c
serves WnSn ~ Can!s w piIT;ns HE
guardS' IN W hitheE' Ieliiui,toS t,na snIe. 1s
lau one OF tIie HipsI Te'"n.'" oIo% 40, TX hn
~ Ilr l'"sut; nrH ~ Va SSont ,'t tjrI' nr
% 'ou," w !I ruIl'u i,, u'rM dor,nndoJ ~ "," And
G.".' ~ 'u' i w., ",'",, ~ .ho i;no oi,bar
Vt.1o@ W."a, n'Hodo,mh;o 'm,dnnht ,
The league. He could do anything. and
80 th"sr two are placed on the second
''an'
McAlnnr. of Central, former ALI.
Scholastic, did not come up 10 eIpeCta.
GOOD .nnugb f. uarront him a nlsce on
the second team, while Clarke, a play
nate also is placed on the scrubs. The
iatter was regular tackle out he was
Detter a. guard In fact, he was
mucn O"'ter tnan any otncr guard IN
,9O lCag"'' with thc exception OF those
Sr'ad' henuoned,
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A Oitiitt Lf arose 'ehe" It
n came time In pick the ccnter.
Ndug hcIiered BH Riesuungcr Of
west PhiiddeIphia, 1cda much bettcr
pirEoJ ior tSc o"o;iioN - ,~""Iu," Uo,rc"or ' a.
cor he urgucd that. II q oIayer tatls
IN hiq biz came, he cguvGt be placed
on az aU. star team. Ricsrqnccr un.
donbtedW wos the beet dcfersirr
man IN the Jeaoue. byt he made q
couple of bod nosses /, me Frank.
ford gnInr thai had diso stroys rcsuIts
pr hiy team 3 com fdence.
rTrr i,
a -" '"' st"rm comes '''' CAIN
| some QUO wrote IN years past, anc
tnls was thc case in the selection of q
quSrterbacE. II was a difficult job to
pIch center, but in the selection of g
nsnaI caller it. vas more OF an easy
.a'k'
4 Every one had thc same idea. sc
l Coli suit" Johnny Witherow. WcsI
4 PHILADELPHIA q crackcriack unanimousIy
"a banded his positinn lie easily stoor
head and shoulders over tho ,rcI1ainder
q the field. Paul RemIney, of Frank.
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