The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27

tackle in naing openings. He stopped
IN dec,slyely :ae plays which came a.
or mar his position IN all his games
and was OF the old Pennock type. ~hica
Harvard and her opponents remember
so we'll
Garb,scn o. West Point Is an ioeai
cen,ed IN a Geld Of good men. and tne
added asset CT his drop-kicklnE 70 inc
factor In his finally supplatlns al
others: that marvellous 4S-yard kleS.
partly across the wind and at o'i"-
cylt anglia In the Navy game maze TAO
tnre, noints that eventually. as Things
.rr,ed out, settled the Army-NaVy con
test. HIS passing IS regular and can
be easily handled, and he has soou
lump. after and not while eking MS
pass. He has his head u aicNy or
defense and diagnoses p fapiotF
and surely.
Locke OF Iowa The great piunslns
h,cL and end runner, was star on
.,tacL and defense, and went 70 tne
ton O. his triumph when he p:loted ms
team from quarterback position MS
direction OF the play IN the ONO sta'e
came was remarkable. and. In addition
:, tventy-two running attempts Ms
made an average gain or hHc !aEas III
each attempt ,,
Kaw OF Cornell needs little intro
src,Ion after his work OF the last two
Years. To those who have not seen
him play, however. Z should De sara
that he Is the greatest all-around oack-
s.u man In the country. comolna-
zion Of ability to plunge run sant
plays, cut IN, circle An end klck' Or
forward-pass would be enough. but IN
addition, his defensive work ~ OK INC
~ a,
cent forward passes Is uncanny. lie
Intercepted four In the Dartmouth
game and batted down two more.
K!rke OF Michigan can hardly say
too much Of for this sterling performer.
He Is OF more wiry type than my
other backs. and requires a ut more
care n handling. but he makes up TOY
thi. IN his exceptional speed and dodg-
.ny Qualities. HIS side-steppins is Ike
tina. OF KIll!nger. last years Penn STAT"
star. rIe IS an excellent kicked ana
the best placer OF punts IN the country
He IS Also 4 particularly dangerous
.atercepter o: forward passes ana
liable 20 ne. a touchdown from any
one ot these
John Thomas Of Chicago has that
are ar, OF carrying through his charge
with his feet ST., uHd"- him, ready F"r
q further Dive. Wh"r Re strikes he
strikes hard. auc ne las st'.! later
thrust OF pore- go tha' tne ordinary
check N Inc does no; stop his Tor
ward progress. He would BE- -" mos
dash,ng Q. the three IN tbs An-Aneri-
"a back Acid. HIS work sAons IN otHe!
games, bu, /; vas particularly nc,!!!ant
- :re Princeton game. II Is sa's 70
saw ,ha. he did IA more against tE+
Princeton line in effective scoring than
a.. -
the Tigers.
othsr Bright stars.
7 nm sorry that space fo-b!ds my
so!nx into as full details as to the
qualifications ct the Second Team.
Kirk OF Michigan is a great end and
student OF the game. Fte can play
half back I. necessary. Fle has brains
and initiative. and IS always at work.
His speed and tacklinS ability are high.
Bonnar Of Vanderbilt Is only shaded
a little BY two other ends. largely
through the experience gained b. his
rivals aeatns stronger opposition. He
weighs two hundred pounds. is tre-
rnendou>ly fast. and a hard. defensive
player On attack he Is able to pick
the forward pass ont Of tho air on the
.ur run. and. running with htgh-knee
action aui,a like that % IA" redoubtahle
Ted Coy, II he canon. get by his man.
Still on his teet.
Waldorf Of Syracuse is an aggressive
,ackel ~ the old-s:ylr charge. but al
w.ys with bis feet under him and In
control. He has com" taSt-almost as
fast "a anyone on the Er!dlron. and
has been the Ta'ns;ay ~ ~" SYRIA
cuse Inc.
Neldl.nger Of Dartmouth has been
The star OF the Green line. whether In
adversely NJ success. Hc is extremely
rctivc. 4 great fighter. fast down field.
md = ~lHv~- uau 10 work on m oHpoH-
ing guard or '..cnl. on ofr"Ts-.
Cross OF Ya,e way :, nulwari, OF the
Yale line, and extraordinarily fast on
his feet TO- suck q heavy lineman (?IS
povads). In the Princeton game this
IN. show or several occasions as Z