New Britain herald., 1929-10-31
BROMBERG IS CONSIDERED
 AS ALL-AMERICAN CHOICE
New Britain Boy With Dartmouth Wins Favor With United Press EXperts-Booth and Marsters Called Outstanding Backs of East-Uansa, Cagle Murrel, Utz, and Ben Tickno~ Among Eastern Gridiron Stars

New York, Oct. 31 U'r)-Out- standing football players in all sec tions of the country are bolng watch ed closely every Saturday by the United Press in preparation for pick ing its annual An-America eleven. In the east Albie Booth. of Yale, and Al Marsters of Dartmouth, have attracted the most attention among the backfield stars,
 There are many other eastern players. however. who nave cstab- lished themselves as strong candi- dates for the All-Amerjca team. Pittsburgh has several great players. Uansa is one of the be- backs in this section. Donchess is q brilliant end Montgomery and Dimeolo are a pair Of strong guards.
 Brombcrg Possibility
 On the Dartmouth team besides Marsters are Booma and Yudicky, ends: Captain Armstrong. tackle and Bromberg. guard. Yale has fine guard in Captain Firpo Greene,
 Jap Douds Washington X Jeffcr- sons tackle, is again a strong can didate.
 Chris Casle, halfback. and Johnny Murrel fullback, are two Of ArmN's foremost players. Cagle was on the team last year.
 Captain Utz 9oo-pound Pcnnsyl-
 I,Iocl-al l. lclS which led to Penn's touchdown against California. is another great player.
 Three Great Centcrs
 Captain Sianot of FOrdham and Cox of Colgate arc two of the best centers in the cast. Ben Ticl,nor of Harvard is another center who has distinguished himself in the October games
 Many stellar players are found in the Big Ten. Purdue has three bril- liant backs in Glen Harmeson, Ralph Welch and Alex Yunevich. sopho- more fullback. Bronko Nagurskl, Minnesota. is one of the leading tackles of the middewest. Milo hu- batovich of Wisconsin is another fine tackle. Bill Glasgow Iowa captain who ran 7S yards to give his team 2 tie with Illinois. is among the pest backs in his section. ltG teSsIer' Ohio State end. Ken I;adick. Mar ouctte tackle. Joe S;avoldi, Notre Dame halfhack Westra. Iowa guard Turskowski. Michigan haltnacN Crane. Illinois guard, Mills, Illinois quarterback are other good players in the mddlewest.
 Captain John Waldorf. Missouri quarterback, Claire Sloan, Nebraska balfbacl. Frank Crider, Oklahoma tul]back. are among the best players in the Big Six.
 Many Southern stars
 In the south Catfish Smlth' Geor- ria end. Joe Roland, Georgia center Dale Van Sickel. Florida end, Jlm Steele. Florida guard, Ray Farr's North Carolina guard, Bill Banker ,rulane halfback. Gene McLNcr, Ien- ncssee halfback Tony Holm Ala- bama halfback. Stumpy ThomasoH Georgina Tech halfback. and Brown Vanderbilt guard have distinguishes themselves,
 Among tho southwc~t'* leading players arc Dexter Shelley. Ic.a' halfback. Captain Choc sanders ; M. |. guard. Weldon Ma9on, x. " T., halfback. Jake Wilson. Ra,Iol quarterback. and Cy Leland, Texas Christian halihack.
 Iron, the Far West
 Three of the Rocky Mountain on -erence's best players are Clark Colorado College quartcrbacN, sum merhavs. Utah University halfhaeN and Pomcroy, Utah University full back.
 Numbered among in" far west outstanding players are Marshal Duffield. Southern California half back who threw tho pass that bca stanford. Francis Tappaau SoutherI california end who caught 'h" ra4i Cant. Nate RarraGcr. southern tall fornia guard. Eo. E"jS'ls CalItor mia center. Babe Norton CallfornH end. Eothcrt stanford hallbarE Francis Hunting Gonzae' quarter hack. Austin Colbert Or""on tackle Mack Stennc,t. St. Murys fullbacE and Walter Hsinechc, stanford cen ter