New Britain herald., 1925-01-21
ALL.AMERICAN
 TRACK SELECTION
College and Schoolboy Stars
 Picked by Expert

q picked for it's ability to engaged in ' actual combat with all corners. Only l nine whose names were mentioned d $ in the last previous selections arc returned to their positions and Bob LeGendre of the Newark A. C. and Harold Osborn of the Illinois A. c. are the only athletes named for two events on the All-America team. , Charley Brookins, Joie Ray, Clar- ence Demar, Willie Plant, Irving Reed, Tom Lieb and Fred Tootell retain the positions for which they were chosen in 1924. , Mir. Rnblen's selections follow:-- Au-American Team. 6c-yard run-Chester Bowman. Newark A. C.
 1oO-yard run-Chares W. Pad dock, Los Angeles A. c.
 22o-yard run--Jackson V. Scholz, New York A. C.
 S0o-yard run-Loren Murchison, Newark A. C.
 44o-yard run-Horatio Fitch, Chi cago, A. A.
 6oO-yard run--Alan B. Helffrich. Penn State.
 SSo-yard run-schuyler C. Enck, Jr, Penn State.
 1o0O-yard run-George Marsters, Georgetown.
 One-mile run-Raymond B. Baker Illinois A. c.
 Two-mie rumble W Ray, Ill., nois A. c.
 Five-mile run-Verne H. Booth, Millrose A. A.
 Ton-mile run---R. Earle Johnson, E. Thomson, S. W. A. A.
 7O-yard hurdles--Herbert Never. Newark A. c.
 12o-yard rdles-Dan Kinsey H. linois.
 22o-yard hurdles-C. F. Brookins, Iowa.
 44O-yard hurdles-F. Morgan Tay- lor Grinnell Uowa) College.
 Cross country run-Gunnard Nil son, Finnish-American A. c.
 plechase-Marvin Rick, New York A. c.
 Marathon-Clarence Demar, Mel rose Post A. l.. (Boston).
 1-nile walk-Wiliam Plant, Morningside A. C.
 7-mile walk-IIarry R. Hinkel. Glencoe A. C.
 Standing broad jump--W. I, Reed, Brown.
 Standing high 1ump-Harry sweit- zer Syracuse '. NJ. C. A.
 Running broad jump-Robert L. Legendre, Newark A. C.
 Running high jump-Harold NJ. Osborn, Illinois, A. C.
 Running hop, step, jump--Dehart Hubbard, Michigan.
 Pole vault-Lee Barnes, Hollv- wood (Cal.) II. s.
 Putting Is ID. shot-Clarence House, University of Southern Cali forna.
 Throwing 56 ID. weight-M. J. Nc Grath, New York A. c.
 Throwing discus-Thomas J. Lieb, Illinois A. C.
 Throwing 16 h.. hammer-Fred- erick D. Tootell, Bost on 4. A. Throwing the javeIin-Eugene Oberst, Notre Dame.
 Pentathlon - Robert L. Legcndre, Newark 4. C.
 Decathlon-Harold M. Osborn, I Illinois A. c.
 All College Team. 100-yard run-Chester Bowman, ' Syracuse j
 220-yard run-George L. Elk Pennsylvania. 44o.yard run--Eric C. Wilson, Iowa. (
 8S0-yard run--William R. Rich V ardson, Stanford.
 One-mile run-Schuyler C. Enck, ! Jr., Penn State. Two-mila run-Eerne II. Booth, Johns Hopkins Cress country run--Macauley L. Smith, Yale.
 12o-yard run Dan Kinscy, a Illinois. T 22o-yard hurdles-Cc R. Brookins I Iowa.
 Running broad jump-Dehart Hubbard, Michigan.
 Running high jump-Tom Poor, Kansas. , Pole vault-James K. Brooker, Michigan.
 Putting, 16-pound shot-Glenn Hartranft, Stanford.
 Throwing the discus-Clarence Honser, Univ. of Southern Calf. Throwing 16-pound hammer - Garvin A. Drew, Mass Inst Of Tech. Throwing the javelin-William Neufeld, University of Calf. Pentathon-Morton Kaer, univer- city of Southern Calf. ]
 school Boys Team. 6 100-yard run--Frank Husscy, Stuyvesant H. S. New York I 220yard run-RockwelL Deer Y feldShields II. S. (1llinois).
 440-yard run-Frank J. Cuhel | Cedar Rapids Qowa) H. s. ! SS0-yard run William Munroe, LawreneeviIle (N. JD H. S Oone-mile run-William J. Cox, Mercerburg tPa.) Academy. I Cross country run-William J. J Cox. Mereerburg tPa.) Academy. t 120-yard hurdles - Ros. Nichols, t Beach (Cal.l H S. 1 Running broad jump E. Hamm. e Eonoke (Atk.) H. :. o 220-yard hurdles Frank J. Cuhel, 0 Cedar Rapids Uowa) H. S. D Running high iump-Amson, Prospect (Ohio) High school.
 Pole vault-Lee Barnes, Holly wood tCall high school. f Putting twelve- pound shot = l. fl