The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03

sas Aggies; the line plunging Noble
of Nebraska, and triple threat men.
| Hartley OF Nebraska, and Boelter OF
Drake? The answer is easy. There
are none.
Swartz Real Star.
Up to the Nebraska Kansas Ag-
| gle game which was played Novem-
Der, IS, there was a contest on be-
tween .Swartz and Preston Of Ne
braska for the field generals Job.
Unfortunately for Preston, he suf-
fered IA broken leg before that con-
| test and was through for the sea-
son. In that battle. Swartz, up
against the most difficult task in
the campaign, displayed generalshipr
craftiness. cool headedness and foot
ball ability that won him the place.
The Aggies completed q out OF 81
passes, much of this remarkable
work being due to the passing by
SWartz. He passed on the run and
his tosses We're fast, accurate and
splendidly executed. He ran with
the ball many times and when hit by
those Huskers he took his punish
ment gamely and came up smiling
lie can kick, pass and run. His work
In every game this year has been Of
that same high standard. Swartz
is little but an ideal quarter and
on a team such as the All-Valley
eleven chosen here he would be Of
great value.
Noble Line Plunger.
Coach Charles Bachman said Of
Swartz after the Nebraska game, IF
had been in the game myself or
had been allowed 10 sit on the side
lines and dictate what each play
should be. ! would not have called
one play NY different from those
that Swartz called" This a remark
able tribute TO a quarter back.
Daye Noble Is the greatest line
plunglng haf back that has been
seen in this conference in years. lie
may be the best the conference has
ever had. When Nebraska wants
few yards, Noble puts his head
down and plunEes the line for the
required gain He is a l0-secOnd
man, weighing 100, and he gets
underway with one step. He's the
fastest line plunger IN the valley.
Noble can make any first football
team in the world
Hartley Ideal Captain.
Chick" Hartley captain OF the
Nebraska team, at fun back, is an
outstanding star. He IL n good field
general and this is given the cap
tainCy. No player works harder for
his team that Hartley. He Is sell
dom hurt, can kick, pass or run,
can plunge the line. skirt the ends,
receive passes or DO -nyth.ug else
required OF "A great fun back. Hart
ley Is the best lll-around back in the
conference. This Is the second
straight year that he has been fun
back on the an valley aggregation
William Boeiter Is the real star OF
the Drake team. He weighs 40
pounds. AS a broken field runner
and "a receiver Of punts and passes
he Is without an equal In the con-
ference. In one game this year
against Washing ton--he gained POS
yards himself. lie has repeatedly
made runs OF so and 10 yards. and
ai great a straight runner as a
coach could wish for. Against Mis-
sissipPi a, q n. he made four touch
downs. He Is d $50 good on defense.
Two Good Ends.
The wing positions go 10 Marsh Of
Oklahoma and Black OF Kansas.
They are the stars Of their teams.
Marsh has been known 20 30 past
] the line OF scrimmage and throw his
man for a loss, when there were
/ two men set 10 get him and were
7 on him. lie ia one OF the greatest
ends this conference has seen. He b.
q splendid dispositloued player ana
seldom IL hurt.
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