Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-11

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AS previously stated, there are NUM-
bers OF players on smaller college
elevens who would have shone. With
brilliancy had they been membersso f
larger university teams and received
the expert coaching and training%One
of these is kaplan, quarter back on,
the Hamline team of the Midwest
conference. This player has per-
formed consistently all season, and
would undoubtedly have been better
known had he played on q larger uni
versity eleven. -
Lombard Has Grid Stars, ~
Lamb and. Swanson Of Lombard
college, n Of the. undefeated minor
college elevens of the middle west,
are two players who would fit; in on
most any big university eleven. Both
are fast and clever and. above all.
have that footballs Sc nse' which goes
such a long way toward winning
gridiron struggles nowadays.
t Collins, the colored half back Of
Coe college, another of the undefeat-
ed minor college elevens of the Sec
ton which was ably coached by Nor
ray Eby, played sterling football, all
season and was in a large measure re-
%sponsible for his teams record. Col
Inns scaled yer ITO pounds and, was
fast and elusive. ~
Capt. Mccarthy of st. Viator's was
a pleasing quarter back who did we'll
considering the support he received
in big games. Smith, Ohio Wesleyan
tackle. Inc Winter. half back on the
same eleven, are deserving Of men,
ton because Of their general play
Knox team, merits credit for consist
| al anosnut . Adams rnntor m thu
ent play all year, especially in the i'm
portant game with Lombard.
Frederick, quarter back, on the
Bradley eleven Of Peoria, was a brill
liant performer all season. 1t was
his dash through the entire Lombard
team early in the season which en-
abled Coach Robertson's team to go
Through the season .undefeated. Brad
ley's game with Lombard resulted in
a 6 to s tie.
Pat Page Develops Half Back.
Griggs, half back on the Butler
Ter player worthy OF mention. Aside
from being fast and clever. He won
the big anne against Wabash with
three field goals.
Western State Normal Of Michigan,
coached by Milton Olander. former
d. Illinois player. boasted OF some great
players in Redmond, the center who
Nscaled 292 pounds, but was as active
as u player much lighter; Miller, an
end: Mccain. guard. and Half Back
Potter. Dahlgren Of Beloit was al
so an outstanding tackle in the minor
colleges while many, others could be
mentioned as a meager reward fol
sterling play throughout the season.
Coming back to the major institu-
tons Of the section, Paul Cashier and
Tom Lieb OF Notre Dame should have
been considered for places on the first
three All-Western ,earas had not in
juries overtaken them during the sea-
son. Cashier was without doubt the
best punter in the middle wese and
expert in tossing and receiving for
ward passes. Lieb. conference cham
pion in the discus throw, played
tackle, but suffered a broken leg in
the Purdue game early in the sea-
!son.
s~onnenberg Of Detroit. played a
consistent game AZ. tackle and was "A
big help TO his team throughout the
season. In Detroit he is looked upon
as the equal of Toss and Ellis. two
powerful forwards
Aside from the players mentioned
! kS-tAE! F.! II "il'e
schools, SchoeppeI % Nebraska. Web
Der of Kansas AEgies. and Lingen-
felter of Drake. were above the aver
age ends WssuEe ot Nebraska.
Nichols of Kansas Agg.es and Bunker
Of Missouri performed v=rT credit
ably AZ the tackle positions Marsh
Of Drake EdHonsoz II Oklahoma.
t and Baxsete ot Nebraska we're ether
! leading guards n ne section.
Oklahoma Ia. Leading Center.
schaefer Of Oklahoma vas general
iy looked Epor "a the leading center
! IN the district WI Lhnxrreet OF
, Ansa A stroaz contardsr for honors
OrebaugEr ot Drake va without doub,
q the leading quarter sack Of the val
ley. and according to reports an ex.
celienc fed xzreraI- Swartz OF Kan.
: sas Agg1sa vas Also q reliable player
: in the po1tttton-
McAdan1s III Kansas, Noble Of Ne
: braska and Sta-ke OF Kansas ~Aggies
: were among the leading half backs
I while Burt OF kansas was considered
: the next best full back to Hartley o.
e Nebraska in the valley.