The Monett times., 1921-11-25
ALL SOUTHWEST
TEAM PICKED
Three Monet Men Make First Team
And Three Second. Both Rey-
nauds Selected Captains.

Bell, Springfield, 1t. ~~
Mullins, Mt. Vernon, lg.
Galloway, Springfield, C.
Witte, Monett, rg. -
Shelby, Carthage, rt. ~
Burrows, Aurora, re.
Windle, Joplin, qb.
w. Reynaud, Monett, lii, (Captain).
G. Lolita, Carthage, rh.
Henderson, Monett, fb.
Second Team.
Ward, Springfield, lie.
Vanberg, 1t.
Hatten, Webb City, lg.
Scott, Everton, C.
j. Davidson, Springfield, rg.
Wells, Neosho, TT.
Miller, Monett, re.
M. Reynaud, Monet, qb (captain).
R. Lolita, Carthage, In.
Freeman, Springfield, rh.
Long, Monet, fb.
Honorable Mention Backfield
men: Dewar, and Beadles, Springfield
Newton, Neosho; Haldeman, Mt.
Vernon; Hardy, Webb City; Wells,
Aurora; Spaan, Joplin; Davis, Miller;
Riley, Greenfield; Evans, Joplin;
Neale brothers, Republic. Linemen:
Freeman, Webb City; Putnam, Garth
age; Potts, Joplin; Marts, Aurora;
Neale, Joplin; Peterson, Carthage;
Sweeney, Republic; Miller, Greenfield
A fighting aggregation of experienc-
ed gridiron warriors, most of whom
have made the mythical team in
previous years, The Leaders annual
selection of first and second ALI
Southwest football elevens from
teams in the Southwest Missouri
High School conference is announced
today.
With the help of the coaches of the
various schools and the following
officials who have worked in the con-
ference games this season, The Lead
er's All-Southwest teams were chosen
Chester Bernard, assistant coach
of Southwest Teachers college, James
Blair, Warren, Woody, Cherry, Raj
ferty of the Bear squad, and Griggs
of the Drury team. Thanks are es-
pecially extended from The Leader tc
Bernard and Blair, who together
worked in every conference game
played in the High school circuit dur
ing the year, and who gave very
valuable aid in making the team
selections.
Starting with the pivot position OF
the first team, Galloway was the al
most unanimous selection of the
coaches and officials. The big
Springfield center has first of all 6
natural ability to play football ane
he has the build Of a center. Hi;
passing was flawless and he has dis
played almost collegiate offensive a;
well as defensive power.
Mullins, captain of the Mt. Vernon
team, has proven his teams bes
linesman this year and he has starred
individually in all the games he ha
played. He is a more than average
offensive guard and few plays were
run over him this year.
Witte, who has been playing cen
ter for Monet all year, was givel
the other guard job. In everything
but ability to pass accurately, Witt
was up to Galloway's high STANDARD
and he deserves a first team berth
He is a powerful offensive man ant
would form an impregnable defensiv
wall with Galloway in the middle O
the line.
Bell, of Springfield, although h
did not start the season with the team
played one of the best seasons a
tackle of any lineman in the con
ference.
The end selections, Risk, of Car
thage, and Burrows, of Aurora, wer
made only after a minute eXamin
alton of entire season records CAV
them the edge on Ward and Miller
second team choices. All four 0
these ends are closely matched i
general ability. Risk was the mos
popular choice of the four and tn
Carthage wing has really played
remarkable game all year.
In the backfield, trouble began i
selecting the very first man-qual
terback. The race was the closest Q
any position on the team. M. Rey
maud, of Monett, and Windle, of JoE
lin, were easily the best field genel
ais developed during the year and
may be said that there is practical
little to chose between them. Windl
was given the first team place for HI
wonderful record of the year, mad
behind comparatively weak clever
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