Evening star., 1928-12-04
MOST OF CHOICES
MADE BY BIG VOTE
Mooney and Carroll of G. U.
Are Given Places on
Second Eleven.
BY BRIAN BELL
Associated Press Sports Writer.


NJ been the case in other years
was expressed in the consensus
of two score experts who as
sisted the Associated Press in the Selec-
ton of the 1928 All-Eastern foot ball
team. Sports writers and coaches VINO
picked the all-stars in the East were
agreed largely on majority OF the po-
sitionS.
ONLY one selection failed to include
the elusive Christian Keener eagle, the
Army halfback. and only two could not
see Kenneth Strong, the fleet and pow
erful New York University star, as
member of the backfeld.
Howard Harpster, Carnegie Techs
sure passer and field general, ran far
ahead in the vote for quarterback, and
Paul Scull, Pennsylvania's versatile
captain, maintained a commanding lead
for the lullback position. ScuI and
Strong were given votes for both the
halfback and fullback places.
Chuck Howe, Princeton's great cap
tain, was never in danger OF being
crowded out for center for less than
half a dozen experts overlooked him.
Burke of Navy Chosen.
Ned Burke won a guard position for
the Navy by wide margin but Bruce
Dumont of Colgate was hard pressed
by "Firpo" Greene of Yale and Capt.
Carroll of Georgetown.
Two captains, Al Lassman of New
York University and Bud Sprague OF
the Army ran well ahead Of their rivals
for tackle positions with Mooney of
Georgetown, clever kicker, a good
third.
Rosenzweig, Carnegie Tech End, was
well in front for his place, with Ed
Messenger of Army lacking the Skibo's
popularity but leading Barrabee O.
New York University and Stinson OF
Princeton, who qualified for the Sec
ond team.
Lawler of Princeton and Provincial
of Georgetown were barely nosed out.
The consensus selections:
FIRST TEAM.
Rosenzweig, Carnegie Tech, left
end.
Sprague. Army, left tackle.
Burke, Navy, left guard.
Howe, Princeton, center.
Dumont, Colgate, right guard.
Lassman, New York University,
right tackle.
Messenger, Army, right end.
Harpster, Carnegie Tech, quarter
back. &
eagle, Army, left halfback.
Strong, New York University, right
haIfback.
ScuI, Pennsylvania, fuIIback.
SECOND TEAM.
Barrabee, New York University,
left end
Mooney, Georgetown. left tackle.
Greene. Yale, left guard.
Westgate, Pennsylvania, center.
Carroll, Georgetown, right guard.
Grant, New York University, right
tackle.
StinsOn, Princeton, right end.
Weston, Boston College, quarter
back.
Marsters, Dartmouth, left haIfback.
Miles, Princeton, right haIfback.
Karcis, Carnegie Tech, fullback.
Players given honorable mention:
Centers.
Hall, Army; CharleswortI1, Yale; Cox,
Colgate: Hawley, Davis and Elkins
Kneen, Cornell; Wynkoop. Georgetown
Hagberg, West Virginia; Duborg, Navy
Mielzner. Carnegie Tech; Loeser, Yale.
Guards.
Farber, Brown; Beloin, Fordham
Adler, Columbia: Fox, Pittsburgh; Ham
mack, Army; Trainer, Harvard Brom-
berg, Dartmouth; Koepke, Navy; Di
Molia, Pittsburgh; Thompson, La
fayette; Lyle. Dartmouth; Myers, New
York University; Dresher, Carnegie
Tech; Worden, Cornell; Walsh, George
town; Bibb, Army: Ticknor, Harvard;
Tracey, Fordham: Meisel, West Vir-
ginia; Moore, Princeton; Armstrong,
Dartmouth; Van Ness, Syracuse.
Tackles.
McGurik, Boston College: Anderson,
Cornell: Getto, Pittsburgh; Douds.
Washington and Jefferson; Kevorkian,
Brown; Smith, Pennsylvania; Brewster,
West Virginia. Bowstrom, Navy; Pas
selini, Villanova; Winnick, Syracuse;
Barfeld, Princeton; Clark Harvard;
Shawley, Penn State; Perry, Army;
Wakeman, Cornell; Armstrong, Dart
mouth; Barrett, Harvard; Utz, Penn
sylyania.
Provincial, Georgetown: Lawler,
Princeton: Donchess, Pittsburgh; To-
maini, Georgetown; Guarino, Pitts
burgh; Murphy, Boston College; Drais,
Holy Gross; Sartout, Dartmouth; Pick
ard, Harvard; O'Connell, Harvard;
Sweet, Carnegie Tech; Nemecek, New
York University; Flanagan. Carnegie
ACCAB O1lOdl6S, NOEIlSu, bdTIld, f1O-
bart; Curtis, Davis and Elkins: Carl
mark, Army; Sullivan, Colgate; Marcus,
Temple; Sloane, Navy; Cramer, Get
tysburg; Mckinney, Davis and Elkins;
H. Cornsweet, Brown.
Quarterbacks.
Gulick, Hobart; Baysinger, Syracuse;
Ellis, Yale; Edwards Pittsburgh Nor
man, Princeton; Shober. Pennsylvania
Dallaire, Fordllam: Duplin, George
town; Murphy, Pennsylvania; Nave,
Army; Putnam, Harvard; Larue, West
Virginia.
Halfbacks.
Guarnaccia, Harvard Wittmcr,
Princeton: French, Harvard; Creedon.
Boston College; Letzelter, Carnegie
Tech; Hanson, Temple; Garvey, Yale;
French, Penn State; Hart, Colgate
Lloyd Navy; Hill New York University:
Gillespie, Villanova; Neal, Western
Maryland.
FulIbacks.
Murrel, Army; A. Cornsweet, Brown;
Snyder Maryland; Parkinson, Pitts
burgh: Bennett, Princeton: Sebo. Syra-
cuse; Rengle, Davis and Elkins; Keefer,
West Virginia.
ALL-STAR TEAM PICKED