Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-05
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SkIPS OVER OLD ELI
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er. Of PrincetoI. are as good as
Gulian in strength and speed. but
tho Brown luniuary seemed the bet
ter on breaking through and smear
Ing plays. In truth. however. his
edge over the second team pair is
very small Gulian is the quicker
thinker
Dickenson and Breistcr. nrst-tcam
guards. did wonderful work for their
teams in all games. They outplaycd
their opponents in virtually every
game. Dickinson outplayed HUB
bard, OF Harvard. by "a wide margin
And the Princeton left w!aS. because
Of him. was the strongest i'll the
East. lie also was a wonderfully
inspiring captain. Breidster did
wonderful work for Army. being fast
and strong, and also stood out as 4
team leader.
Wclch and Hubbard. second team
choices. starred repeatedly. but
both are more than shaded by the
first team choices. in our opinion.
WEIGH cut great holes and hlockc ed
splendidly for Colgate against every
team but Cornell. Hubbard shone
everywhere above his opponent cx-
cept against Princeton.
Bowscr. OF Pitt is hailed quite gen
the East and a fast and accurate
passcr that has no superior. His
margin over Garbisch, of Army, how
evc.. is small. The Army centcr's
Kicking ability-his placement goal
won for Army over Navy--makcs up
In part for his lack as Il ground-cov-
erer as compared with Bowser.
Bueller or Harvard. al quarter
back. Is genius as n field general.
He is wonderful manipulation OF
plays. Without him. Harvard was
impotent; with him. a team TO be
reckoned with at all times. Harvard
was beaten by Princeton after he
was injured: he was in when il beat
Yale. He Is also star forward
passcr, and runner. IL need be.
Smythc. OF the Army, is n smart
leader, too, and a star at forward
passing and running back punts. We
hold. however, that Buell. can get
more out of a team and is not in
clined 10 err as much
The backhcld of owen, a great
plunScr. splendid runner. field goal
kicker a passcr and great on the ~
fensivc-an all-round star; OF Brun-
ncr. leading scorer of tho East, n
drop-kicker and n passcr. and OF
kaw. tremendous ground gamer
and inspiring open-fcld runner. Il
wonderful intcrccptcr OF forward
passes and a kicker, is Il truly UNI
hcatablc one.
This trio OF backs have the edge OF
Wilson. Jordan ana Wood. put on the
second team. The latter trio are
splendid line smashcrs, can run and
pass and Wood stands out as n punt
rr. However. our first team selection
has done and would do. We believe,
the greater things.
The first team and the second team
too. but particularly the first team,
would be great on defense. great on
ofcnse in the running and aerial at
tack and most capable III the drop
kicking department 1t would he
great too dcfcnsivcly against tho
forward pass. Kaw has spoiled more
than any other player In the East
and owen. Drummer and Buell. are
smart diagnosing where a pass is
going and getting there.
Others entitled To honorable men
tion are: Ends. stout. Of Princeton:
jenkins. OF Harvard; McRac. OF
Syracuse; Eddy. OF Yale; Mahancy.
OF Holy cross: Kopf. OF Washington
and Jefferson: Taylor. OF Navy; Hut
ford. OF Penn state; and buckley. OF
Cornell
Tackles: Hansen. OF Cornell; Ncid-
llnScr, OF DARTMOUTH: MulliEan. of
West Point; Eastman. OF Harvard
Spcllman OF Brown; Thurman. OF
Penn: Bones. OF Navy; Meredith OF
West Virginia.
Guards: Cross and Cruikshank. OF
Yale: Schwab. of Lafayette,
Vance. OF w. & j.: Carney. Of Navy.
Contcrs Bcniz. OF Penn State;
Heapy. Of Boston College. Afford.
OF Princeton: Lovejoy, OF Yale, and
Dern. OF Penn. s,s41@H
Ouarterbacks: Pfann. Of Cornell;
Conroy. OF Navy: Mallon. OF Will
liams; Brennan. of Lafayette; Rob-
ertson. OF Carnegie Tech; German. OF
Princeton; O'iearn and Ncidlinger,
OF Yale: Glcnncr OF Holy Cross.
Half backs: Crum, Of Princeton:
Nardacci. OF West Virginia; Mcbride.
of Syracuse: Erickson and West. OF
w. j.. Mckee. of Navy; Ramsey,
OF Cornell.
Full backs: Rarchct. OF Navy:
Cleavcs. OF Princeton: Hewitt. OF
,Pi:t: Hamcr Of Penn, and Mason az