New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
PLAYERS PICKED 0N ALL.AMER|CA
United Press Names Selections
 for Mythical Eleven


 New York, Dec. 8 tP)-The AL lected by the United Press sports staff in collaboration with leading coaches in every section Of the country, was announced today.
 The first team gives honors to players from east, midwest south and far west. These choices were not Of arbitrary design. but evolved out Of careful consideration of the claims put forward by football ex- perts who have watched the play CTS in their season Of strenuous play
 It seems fitting at the outset of the AllAmerica announcement 10 explain that while the choices were honestly and after deal of study, the United Press attaches no great significance 10 any choice. After all, it is at best a guess. for 1t is impossible for any football reporter or coach to see every player in every game, or even to see every player ir as many as two games of a given season.
 The United Press acknon lodges with thanks the valuable assistance given by football coaches in mak- ing these selections. Since some of the coaches wished to be anony- nous, all of them will remain 20. It was interesting 10 observe how many players of rival teams were selected by the coaches.
 Here's the United Press All America:
 Left end-Wes Fesler, Ohio State.
 Left tackle-Fred Sington, Ala bama
 Left suard-Bert Metzger Notre Dame.
 Center-Ben Ticknor Harvard
 Right guard-Pete Wisnewsbi. Fordham.
 Right tachle-Milo Lubratovich, Wisconsin.
 Right end-Frank Baker North western.
 ' Notre Dame. tcaptainl.
 Left halfback - Marchmont Schwartz, Notre Dame.
 Right halfback - Phil Mofett, Stanford.
 Fullback-Len Macaluso. Colgate.
 The easiest choice 10 make was that of Frank Carideo whose indi- vidual hrilliance was an important contributing factor 10 the successful season enjoyed by Notre Dame. He sas unanimous choice of all United Press reporters and was nominated by nearly every one or the dozens Of coaches who made tll-AmeriCa selections. Cdrideo's ability to select the correct plays. his kicking and defensive work were some Of the contributing fac tors of his success. Caridco was team
 Len Macalu.o Of Colgate was chosen as fullbaCk. This was 3 good season for fullbacks. There was Russell of Northwestern for one. and kitzmiller of Oregon State Tor another. But Macaluso the leading point t-maker Of the nation. seemed 10 have margin over his rivals. He was stand out player on an excellent team.
 one Of Carideo's matches and chief hall-carrier, was placed at lrF h ol nr1. Hn z M - -t.f, {, mi OI nj Schwartz, whose running ability was equalled only by his passing and defensive work.
 The other. halfhack post was won by Phil Moffett of Stanford, Many a far coast observer believes Moi fett 10 he one of the greatest backs of all time. He was especially bril- liant in the Southern California game.
 The contest for center was close one. The honor went 10 Ben Tick nor of Harvard. who besides being a steady. feadv player. was real lea der The other great ccntors of the year were Siano Of FordNam, ard Hein of Washington State. Tic'lnor and Caridco were the only members of the United Press team O. 1 oaa to he chosen a~aln.
 Another almost unanimous choice v-@s that of Wesley Fns'or of Ohio State as an erd He followed 2 series Of fine performances mado i" 1a2a with anoth@r season Of sound inlay, He is held to he the hest end the western conference has ever seen. 4 wizard on dfense. he is also a great catcher and throWcr or passes, an exceptional punter and real field general.
 The other end position was awarded 10 Frank Baker Of North western. another western conference brilliant who was a good player m all phases of his position and was surprisingly successful receiver of paS ses.
 Tackle honors were won hv FrHi Sin-ton Of Alabama and Milo lu- hratovich of Wisconsin. each o' whom was an outstanding player throughout the season. SlnGton vas nominated by many coaches, especially by those against whose teams he played Lubratovich was held to be the best Rig Ten confer ence lneman. exclusive of the ends. this season.
 Bert Metzger of Notre Dame. who