Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-23

On Mr.. Camps first aH-Amefl-
can team were Cumnock OF Har-
ward and Stage Of Yale, ends
Cowan of Princeton and Gill OF
Yale. tackles: CranSton OF Har-
ward and Heffelhnger of Yale,
guards: George Of Princeton, cen-
ter; Poe of Princeton, quarter
back; Lee of Harvard and Chan
ming Of Princeton, halfbackS, ana
Ames of Princeton, fullback.
In the following year only Harvard,
Yale and Princeton players composed
| the eleven and it was not until 1873!
that Adams Of Pennsylvania was picked
as center, thus breaking up the monop-
DIV of the Big Three. In the following
wear another Pennsylvania player,
| Thayer, was picked as fullback by MI.
Camp.
Cornell Man Picked in 1895.
PLAYERS Of these four universities
! monopolized places on the all-American
until 1895 when Wyckod Of Cornell was
picked as quarterback. Foot Dali at
| that time was growing fast and the col
leges in the Middle West were progress-
| ing rapidly at the game. 1t was In
| 1885 that the first Middle West player
got a place on Mr.. Camps an-star
eleven. He was Hirschberger, the Chi
caao fullback. On the 1899 eleven one
| of the brilliant players Of Glenn War
ners Carlisle indians, Seneca, was
picked for one Of the halfback posi-
tions, the other backfield stars being
DAILY OF Harvard, quarter; McCTscken
| of Pennsylvania. the other halfhack,
| and Mcbride of Yale, at full.
Columbia was first represented on the
all-An1erican in 1909 when Morley was
named as one of the backs, with Chad
wick and Hale of Yale as the other
backs and Fincke of Yale at quarter.
West Point broke into an-American
aristocracy In 1901 when Bunker was
named as tackle and IN the same year
Weekes Of Columbia was picked as one
Of the halfbacks.
Heston Chosen for Team.
The growth of the game is reflected
| in the eleven which Mr.. Camp picked
| in 1903. Dartmouth was represented
| for the first time, with Hooper at CEN
! ter; johnson of the Carlisle Indians
was quarter, and on the same eleven
| Michigan first received recognition
when Heston was picked as one Of the
halfhacks. It wasn't until 1904 that
Chicago again made the an-American
when Walter EckeTsall was named as
an end and in the following year he
ton. In 1905 Amherst first gained
recognition when Hubbard was picked
as one of the halfbacks.
Penn State made the all-star eleven
in 1906 when Dunn was named as
center and on the same team Brown
became q member of the gridiron EJECT
with Meyhew picked as one Of the half
backs.
Schulz Of Michigan was picked as
center ON the 1907 eleven and the Navy
also gained recognition for the first
time when Dague was picked at end.
Erwin of West Point was named as one
of the guards on the same team. It was
this team on which Tad Jones was
picked as quarterback.
Syracuse Places Guard.
Tobin of Dartmouth was named as
one Of the guards In 1908 and in the
same year Syracuse joined the elect
when Horr was picked as one Of the
tackles. Steffen of Chicago, now coach
at Carnegie Tech, was picked as quar-
terback. and Schildmiller CT Dartmouth
was one Of the ends. On this same
all-star eleven Coy of Yale was fullback
and Hollenbach of Pennsylvania and
Tibbott of Princeton were the other
members Of the backfield.
Ail-America recognition became more
general in 1909 when McGovern Of