Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-11-30
COACH KLINE PUTS
THREE GATORS ON
HIS ALL-SOUTHERN
Special to the News

Harlan, Ga. Tech. ................. left end
Roberts, Centre .................. left tackle
Whelchel, Georgia ........... left guard
Whisky, Florida ........................ center
c. Perry, Florida ........... right guard
Duncan, Florida ............ right tackle
Reynolds, Georgia ............ right end
McMillin, Center, quarterback, capt.
Hale, Miss. College. left halfback
Barron, Ga. Tech . right halfback
Phillips, Erskine .................. fullback
In picking this mythical eleven,
Coach William G. Kline of the Uni
'ersity of Florida has used great
impartiality having selected the men
for their consistent work coupled
with their baility throughout the
season.
Coach Kline said tonight concern
ing his selection of the mythical ALL
Southern football eleven, "In select
ing this All-Southern team | have
seen most of the elevens play but in
one or two instances have made the
selections upon reputation.
1t is a pretty close selection in
my mind between Whisky and Bum"
Day of Georgia. pick Whisky be-
cause of his ability to size up plays
instantly and his ability to stop line
bucks and forward passes equally
well. He is very accurate passer
from the center position and also a
player of the cleanest type. pick
Carl Perry of Florida for one guard
because he is in a class by himself,
especially on the defensive end of
the game. He is exceptional fast for
his size, weighing 230 pounds. Perry
plays a rowing center with great
ability. Whelchel at the other guard
il almost as good as Petrry.
Red" Roberts of Centre is the su-
perman of football and could have
just as well been selected for an end
position as tackle. At the other tack
lie | have selected Duncan, of Florida.
Duncan is a 200 pound man and over
six feet. He has world of speed
and in my opinion, is also the best
end in the South.
He is way above the ordinary as
halfback, too.
At the end positions on my All
Southern will be found Reynolds of
Georgia and Harlan of Georgia Tech
and this pair should prove to be a |
great combination although Judy"
Harlan is a backfeld man. His YER
satile ability assures him of a place
on this team.
DO" McMillin of Centre is my Sc
lection for the quarterback and to
him l also bestow the honor of cap
tain because of his superb general |
ship, his wonderful ability to carry
the ball as well as running interfer-
ence and his great work as defen-
aive fullback.
Phillips, of Erskine, is my selec-
ton at the position of fullback. He
has been playing behind one of the
smallest college teams in the South
and has outplayed every opponent, |
having beaten one or two teams al
most single handed.
At left halfback | have picked
Goat" Hale of Mississippi college as
in my opinion he is by far the best
oroHen field runner the South and
one Of the best in the entire country
not even excepting the great DO"
Mcmillan.
AT the other back position, that of
wight halfback, l have picked Red
Barron of Georgia Tech, because of
Mis- terrific driving power, speed and
:i@h defensive ability.
Undoubtedly there are men at
Vanderbilt, Sewanee and Tulane who
are about as good as some of these
selected on my mythica, eleven but
,ney have not stood out in the games
consistently.
The above eleven is not only a
great scoring machine but presents
one of the best all-around defensive
teams that could possibly be selected