The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-20
l|WALTR CAMP SELECTS
ALL-AMERICAN ELEVENS
West and South Are Given
Places With Only a Few
IA "Big Three" Listed
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record the decline Of the Big Three
in the football armament and giyt
striking recognition Of the West. ,ss
In Camps first eleven, Harvard
and Yale have one man each. Prince:
ton and Harvard are represented If
the second team, and Yale sane
Prince and Harvard are represented
in the second team, and Yale anc
Princeton in the third-a total OF
only six "Big Three" men in the 80
selections. ID. Il. = ~
The West has four men in the first
eleven, five in the second Counting
Ohio as West) and four in the third
The South puts one each in the first
and second and twice in the third
eleven, TO-. -.' -. ...r... ~.
Camp declines to make a final
ranking of the teams, stating that
it is impossible under present seed.
ules. ~ ii, -
1.-THE West has read q convincing
lesson to the East this year." Camp
says in commenting on the invasion
of the East. ~ -. -..... ..s.-.' :.
In detailing his selections, Camp
says in part: = r.. &.
"There were many wonderful ends
developed in the country this sea
son, and this is all the more remarka-
bic because the prcsent-day end has
the biggest job he has, ever had in
the history OF football. In addition
to all his former regular duties, he is
really becoming a backfeld man as
we'll, since many teams intrust him
with greatldeal Of the forward pass
ing and a considerable amount Of
running with the ball. .>rt~ .
"In making up the All-America
this year, therefore, we take two men
Of this especial character. Roberts
has been the biggest factor on the
clever Centre team this year, the man
upon whont Mcmillan relied for all
sorts Of work, using him both at end
and in the backfield.< Against Harvard
this year, Roberts was large factor
In Centres victory. =. .},@.
Mueller Of California. who reach
ed his perfection of play late last
season, began in 1921. with a marvel
GUS game against Ohio State on New
Years day, and followed it up later
with especially brilliant work in run
ming, making, and receiving passes
and aggressive defense until mid
season, when an injury laid him up.
After missing three games, and when
the score was a tie in the Southern
California contest, he went in and
with single long pass turned the
tables. He finished out the season.
going in in the second period Of the
big game Of the coast, in which Cali.
fornla, defeated its main rival, Stan
ford, AZ to T.. Mueller is the longest
and most accurate passer5 in : the
country today. He is a. wonderful
receiver of the pass. He weighs over
$50 hounds, Is a deadly tackler, can
box in tackle effectively. and can
also run exceptionally we'll with the
ball. c%'iI II - =:
I'm connection with the selection
OF this pair of ends one must also
consider the work and standing of
their teams. Centre went undefeated
through the season and beat Har-
ward. California, with very nearly her
present team, overwhelmingly de-
feated Ohio State last New Years
day when the latter had a month be-
fore won the Middle West confer.
ence championship, and has gone
through this, year without a defeat
winning the coast championship.
The tackles are Mcclure of Chi.
cago and. Stein of Washington and
jefferson. Mcguire was a great fac
tor in the work of Chicago. He is q
big, powerful man, with a trernend.
Gus charge and splendid ability te
diagnose the opponents play. Stein
OF Washington and Jefferson is rateo
: as tackle and has been in that no
sltlon in the lineup most of the sea
son. He has been the main factor il
Washington and Jefferson's, team
both on attack and defense, and ,ha:
literally beaten anything that has
appeared against him throughout IL.
=. The guards are. Schwab Of Lafav.
cite and Brown Of Harvard. SchwaE
IS strong, active, brainy player witt
physique that equips him fully 70;
the job. He was the star of the In.
1ayette line at all times. Brown 'oi
harvard gets the other position, not
so much as a snowy player but b.
cause much, Of Harvard's efficiency
came through his work. Z :.
The center position is given to
WICK of Michigan, as he isFabout the
only man who has. throughout the
season added great power and az.
gresslveness to steadiness and con,