New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

On the Al-AWDrlCa squad as d whole. comprisJne th- && players nSrod m three separate lncurs. the sectional distribution shows il for 'b' middle west, nine for the far naat. eight for tine cast four for inc old south and our for tho southwest.
 This is tho second successive year .U. mid-wrst has cap,orad first tcan .ouors. That sector O. combat car r,od off five places a year ago, with our going 10 the east. oHc each 10 rho far west and south
 On 'hg complete squad Of g. however. tho Guc'uatiou is moro ron~prruous. Last year, tho east ooh - places. tho midwest uimo. tho south stN far west fTe and sou'hWpef ou,.
 Tho national attention focused lHrougnout th" season ou the cx- p,ors Of tho Rough Iudcrs Of Notrc ,ano resulted in tho selection Of three stars Of this team for first AU-Amcrjra houor~ and 3 total Of five for places on tho squad,
  are on tho first team. S1roldi and ronIoy on inc second. No other team has h.nn accorded such outstanding recognition in tho Associated Press cousrn-us sine. 1925. whom bart months national champions placed 'hro. mcn or 'hr frs tl.
 Frank rardco Of Nr Vernon. \. r. star quarterback of the Rough Riders of EooEuo, not only won All- America houors for the s"cond sue e. aslyp year. along with Wesley Fos- lnr Of Ohio State and Benjamin Tickaor Of Harvard. but the Notrc naun field general boiled the great 'st popular vote in the six year his tory oC the Associated Press con sonsus,
 card,o received a total Of 3S6 votes out Of a possible 42G. The Sc ,ecnons wnra rabulat.d on basis ot tno votes for fret team choice, oI. rot, 70. nomination for the s..oud r,#m carjdoo received first team coa-lcr 'Ioa in 124 Of the @I3 ballots ya-. H. was 'hr second rlolra Of -o otl ,~ s.loctor-
 His only r.aI O. any couscquoncc a:- Bobby nodd. inc great quarter uarls of tu' University or Tennessee, uu' cy,n in ,h, -oG-h where Dodd's responsibilities Vrro fully appreciated. rurjdeo l,d ia rho returns. podd's total nas - and Marshall Duffjeld ot Southern California. third choice, had Gl.
 l'nslcr Ohio Etate.~ captain and aU-arouud a-r and Fred Sington, -I5 pound star or AIabaIua's mighty lin were 'hr other outstanding choices in tn. nationwide baIloting They lnI all rNals hy big margins in their rrsp'c'I>. roIt.on@. ond and tackle. ErslDr poilcd @oG votes and Siurton 45".
 Northwestern co-champou of the Big Ten conference. Canc through with t"o places on the first team. This i- twice as many positions as the Wildcats oyer @alncd before on the AlI-America list. their only previous star ol this magnitude be- ing Moon" Baker, halfback in 1926.
 The first team choices this year were Wade "Ecd" Woodworth guard and Frank Baker rangy end, "ho Gavo Notro Damr q very un- pleasant afternoon
 Washington Statc and Southern California; migh'jrst arrays in inc far west. contributed most Of inc talent from 'hat sector Each placed one star on the first team. The Trojaus won four positions on tho squad altogether. only ono less than Notrc Dame, while the champion Cougars gained three places.
 St. Mary's, which helped the Pa citjc coast increase it's big score ir { intcrscctional competition gained two positions
 M'or the cast in addition 10 liar ~d's contribution Of Ticknor al center for the serond straight year Colgate placed its first man on tho big team in II years.
 The Maroon rullhack. Len Maca- luso. first team choice over Joe Sd. voldi Of Notrc Dame as q result ol a strong finish, is tho first Colgate All-Amcrica since BcIford West achieved the honor for the seconc time on Walter Camps 1919 array
 Thy south and Southwest turned up q flock Of stellar performers, bu sinptoD of Ala bau ma wac the cn1,