New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
PRESS PICKS
 PLAYERS ON ALL-AMERICA
Middle West Carries Off Honors in Baloting for Sea son of 1930 - Three Notre Dame Stars, Carideo, Schwartz and Metzger Are Named On First Team -'Ticknor of Harvard Chosen as Most Outstanding Center - Gay Bromberg Given Guard Berth On Third Eleven.

a blE-RdllOl StdI'. NOCD Day lul 7 fine guard. Suthcr of Alabama and l1odd in the backGcld, DalryIHplc of Tulane at end were others who ran strong enough in the returns 10 gain places on the all-star squad. Utah's stars led all other contendcrs for AIl-America honors in the Rocky mountain arSa.
 With the exception of CaridCO's runaway race for the quarterback role and with it the mythical cap taincy of the mythical team. the hallotmg was close and exciting for the packhcld positions. Erny Pinck- crt. Southern California's great run ming and blocking back, led the half backs by q fairly decisive margin He boiled 145 votes for lead of 29 over his nearest competitor March, mont schwartz, Notrc Damc's great climax runner.
 All things considered, there was IitIn doubt these two were the out standing halfbacks Of the year, turning in their best performances when the going was toughest. :>chWartz's long runs decided Notrc Damc's battles with Northwestern and Army on successive Saturdays. The popular wave of opinion, moved by some theory Of compem- -atjou came close to installing "Hard-luck Hank" Brudcr of North western among the gridiron elect The Wildcat captain was out of ac- iion most of the season, but he pollcd 110 votes and gained Il place on the second team with Yalc's AL bic Booth, whose total Of &7 votes uosrd out John Suthor Of Alabama by a margin Of only six.
 Fred Stud" Strnnctt Of St. Mary $ gained the sixth haltback position on the squad, his total of 7o votes beating ou' such rivals as Kitznillcr Of Oregon with G5. Louis Weller of Haskell with 5N. Marty Brill Of Notrc llamc with G1, OryilIc IlohIcr of Southern California with 5o, Tuffy FInnGscn Of Washington State with .S4. Cy Leland of Texas Christian %ith 3o. Prank Christensen of Utah ~ith 50.
 Tho abrupt termination Of Joe eayoldi'e sensational career at Notre pamr. duo 10 the discovery Of his marriage and attempted divorce, anqunstjonably cost him a place on inc first team and deprived the Rough Riders of tn" rare distinction of occupying three of the four back field positions.
 f Sayoldi ran well ahead Of all full back rivals until th" late returns showed a sudden switch to Maca-
 uso, Colgato's high-sroring acc. Even 90, Macaluso's hnal margin WIS close. IIS to 1n3. Elmer schwartz Of Washington State was D closo third at @5.
 Gcor-ja's slump in late November undoubtedly cost Jack Roberts, the fiulldo- fullhack. the chance for H."hcr honors He boiled S2 votes. Other fullbachs with substantial totals were: Ecntncr Of Northwest rrn. 4C, Russell. Northwcstcrn, SC; Bausch. Kansas. 2N.
 There was no doubt about the oude Foslor's total Of %o6 and Prank Bakers count of ITO topped in" list. Arbclbidc of,Southcrn Cali fornia and Captain Tom Conlcy of Notrc Dame were close, with l29 and t%5. respectively.
 Dalrymplo of Tulane was well up with g. Harry Bidding Of st. Mary's barely beat out several other rivals To- third team honors. He pollcd G2 votes while Catfish" Smith Of Georgia collected 54, Long Of southern Methodist fl and Maffctt ol Georgia x. Watkins Of Utah pollcd l<
 Tho race for tho honor of being @ingtou's running mate at tackle was clos"-fought between Glenn Ed wards. oS5 pound bulwark Of the Washington State line and George Van Blbbcr Of Purdue. Edwards N on out. l7G to l6I
 The next three conIcudcrs also were well punched. Price Of the ] Army boiled @6 votes Foley Of Ford ham a4 and LuhratoyIch of Wiscon- sin 67. rrchan Of Dartmouth and ] Vincent. Nalc's captain gained 50 and 4S votcs respectively. Hugh Ithra Of Nebraska came strong a
 tho finish with 3l
 Th" I54 pound dynamo Of Norc
 Damcs' line, Bert Mctzgcr, ran away
 with the ballots for guard, collect ing -3a as compared with 1G4 for