New Britain herald., 1924-12-12
BACKFIELD MEN
 CHOSEN LEADERS
Majority of New Captains Are
 Ball Carriers
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 New York, Dec. 12.-College foot ball teams again have turned to their backnelds for 1925 leaders, among the stars Of the season to re. ceiye appointments being Harold Red" Grange Of Illinois. Marvel ol midwesern gridirons and conceded to be a certain choice for the myth ical All-American eleven.
 Colgate has made a captain Of it. sprintng marvel. Eddie" Tryon. q halfback who stood second in th' high scoring list of the east in 1922 and finished fourth this year. An other "EddIe," Dooley of Dartmouth has been elected leader of the Han over eleven.
 Centers, evidently, have fallen in to bad grace. for only Ed McMtllan Princeton pivot man, will captain ar eleven next season, according to th' results of A elections all over tn country. During the past season, centers directed at least six leading teams. These included Brennan Of Rutgers Walsh 0, Notre Dame, Loyejoy of Yale. Greenough of liar yard, Garbisch of the Army and Young of Ohio State.
 The A elections tabulated up to this time show victories for 10 half backs, eight quarterbacks, seven ends. seven guards, five fullbacks six tackles and one center.
 The list follows; syracuse-James Foley, Hartford Conn.--Halfback springfield--Bobby Elliott, Spring field. Mass.--Guard. ! Stevens-Edward Hudson, Newark ! N. J.--Halfback.
 Manhattan-William J. Dunn, Wa terbury, Conn.-Halfback. l Union-Robert g. Laughlin, An 1 derson, s. C.-Quarter. i Amherst-Charles Moore. Engle wood, N. J.-Quarter.
 Wesleyan-Wendell Philltps-End
 k. I. State-Albert Maxim, Proyi dcnce, R. I.-Halfback.
 St. stepheHs-V, D. Deloria, Wax tala, s. D.-Fullback.
 Rutgers-C. II. Terrill, Irvington N. J.-Quartcr.
 Trinny-Richard B. Noble, Eas Hartford, Conn.-Tackle. Ilinois-Harold Red" Grange Wheaton, Ill.--Halfback.
 Nisconsin-Steye Polaski.
 Chicago-Fred "Bub" Henderson Butte, Mont.-Tackle.
 Indiana-Larry Marks-Halfback
 Williams-Fred W. Howe, Jr Providence, R. I.-Halfback. Dartmouth-Edwin B, Doole Brooklyn, N. Y.-Quarter.
 New York-Frank O'Neil, Jersc City, N. J.-Halfback.
 Army-Henry F, Baxter, Cheste, Pa.-End.
 Bucknell-Anthony J. Kostos. NJ Carmel, Pa.-Guard.
 Yale-JOhn Shepard blngha' Beechurst, L. I.-End.
 Prlnceton-Edward L. McMillai Pittsburgh, Pa.-Center. | Harvard-Marion A. Cheek BrooF line, Mass.-Quarter. Providence-Henry Beall--Guard
 c, c. N. Y.-Robert T. Phildiu New York-End.
 arnegic-Dwigh l.. Beed' Youngstown, Pa.--Fullback.
 Alabama-PauI G. McClintocl Laurel, Miss.-End.
 Haskell-George Levi-Halfback.
 Pittsburgh-Ralph, l.. Chas Wilkes Barre, Pa.--Tackle.
 Fordham-James Manning Spring field. Mass.-Fullback.
 Norwich-Frank Crowley Mort Adams, Mass.-Fullback
 Tufts-George Y. Perry. Lawrenc Mass.--Quarter.
 Vlrgina-Carter Diffey, Cotto Plant, Ark.-Quarter Navy-Augustus W, Lentz, Jersr City, N. J.-Guard.
 Colgate--Edward Tryon, Soutl wick, Mass.-Ilalfback. W. Virginia-Walter F. Maha Follansbee, W. Na.-Guard. Edward Weir,-Tackl
 Boston ColIege-John L. Donahu Peabody. Mass.--Guard, Brown-John NJ. Stifler-Evan ton. Ill.--End. Purdue-Harold F. Harmeson, Il dianapolis-UalfbaCk.
 Orcgon-Eobert Mautz.-End,
 St. Louis-Frank RamaCclot
 -Fullback.
 Sewauee-George Barker. Cha tanooga, Tenn.-Quarter. Montana-Nander Dobeus, Levi town. Mont.-Guard, , Colorado Ag.-Julius F. Wagn6 ] West CHffe, Col.---Tackle. r Lehigh-Howard L. Merrill, Ga ref Pa-TarI5'e