Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-06
EXPLANATIONS Clear Up Apparent Unfair Against Flowers
I|DlE WEST.
4 HON0RS !. IN
hi RANKINGS

Dec. 4-(R-For the
|ysw io ~ nearly 40 years of all
ncan i = carrying off the most
SSn !. q the mythical all-star col
rs On ' trcm the East to the Mid
Vsst revealed today in a Ma
bis vas soncensus compiled by the
.s,ss Press and rejecting enc ing tn, the
ions, With no college'having
cue ,ne representative in the
ths ar The The concensus shows the
sIsy West gaining five places, the
ile We, wbile the South and Far
!, a aeupy one each.
a eE the 1926 squad as a whole
iI's second and third teams-the
= LIN. sJ its traditional leadership
MT of SO places. The Mid
y. W. has II, the Far West five
va south three. Twenty-six
',s " are represented on the
,,sstling. Minnesota's plung-
s .plssck. came near to being the
..o"s choice of the experts who
~ this years all-American
% y. line. Frank wickhorst,
.sT at tackle, and Harry
.srston GeoFgetown's 275-
= snard, were the most heavily
.'s-ia,ble as were such unbeaten
'. ss Alabama. Brown, Stanford
ne Navy, none came within
,,r distance of Dartmouth's rec
# uniting three stars on the 1925
tam and four altogether on the
Fs.tsam squad.
sa,sn ri the &c Institutions Of the
Int shared the distinction of
NJ Two men named. They were
Khan. Army, Navy. Brown, STAN
Pennsylvania and Ohio State.
|-~,utb, incidentally, failed to
|. man among the SO picked.
H. makeup of first, second and
4 Au.Amelican football teams, as
[sjld by the Associated Press
country wide concensus of
k.Hss and critics;
FIRST TEAM
Irtton Hanson, Syracuse. end;
nj Wickhorst, Navy, tackle; Har-
{rpnaughton, Georgetown, guard;
Etr Boeringer, Notre Dame, CEN
Bernard Shively, Illinois. guard;
|tmsr Sprague, Army. tackle:
h Winslett, Alabama, end; Ben
IA Friedman. Michigan, quarter
Ii Ralph Baker, Northwestern.
mack; Morton Kaer, Southern
|H1rnia, halfback; Herbert Joest-
Minnesota, fullback.
| SECOND TEAM
zinM Broda, Brown, end; En-
n Nelson. Iowa, tackle; Edwin
Is Ohio State, guard; John j.
tAr, Pennsylvania, center: Emer-
Carey, Cornell, guard; D. Thorn
Eddy, Navy, tackle; Theodore
rtsy Stanford, end; William
ARE Vanderbilt, quarterback;
by Wilson, Army, halfback; Will
b Kelly, Montana, halfback;
En Karow, Ohio State. full
THIRD TEAM
Bsniamin Oesterhaan, Michigan,
Lloyd Yoder, Carnegie, tackle;
bert c. Sturhahn, Yale, guard;
y' Wallace, Oklahoma, center:
Swan. s. 'fo"d. guard; Or
F. Smith, Brown, tackle: Carl
tty Missouri, end; George
Eomsen, Washington, quarter
X Frank Kirkleski, Lafayette,
BACK; Charles Rogers. Pennsyl-
u, halfbach; L. J. Rauber.
Fangton and Lee, fullback.
honorable MENTION
MS list includes the following
Tern players:
NDS-Hubbard, Geneva; Har-
and born, Army; Lloyd and
laElck' Navy; Thayer. Pennsyl-
Saltonstall, Harvard.
AckLES-Lassman, New York
'efslty; Richards. Yale; Pick
Alabama; Kevorkian, Brown;
@racuse; COady, Harvard;
man. Lafayette.
vaAKDS-Schmidt, Army: Far
Brown; Davis, Princeton; Pau
:, washington and Jefferson;
aAIERS - Davis. Dartmouth;
~ e. Harvard; Daily, Army.
.ANIERBACKS - dali,
Va, Dooley, Dartmouth; Caul-
rIlnceton: Conner, New York
TS shy Harpster, Carnegie.
aa. ~. Wilson. La
~, slagle, Princeton; Noble,
SMlsnel Brown; Carr, SYRIA
"slch, Pittsburg; Lane, Dart
ss,, pohohue, Carnegie, Borelli.
!. y Ws, Wascolonie. Pennsyl-
Brt nj weston Boston College.
IassooAChs-Amos, Washington
'I T; Shaughnessy, Col
N. hamilton, Navy; Murrell,
eOfnsweet, Brown; Kline,