The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-09
WOODEN IS PLACED
ON MYTHICAL TEAM
Third Time IN ROW
LIGHT of Minnesota Selected For
Guard Berth; Michigan
Star Lands Position
REIFF PICKED AT CENTER
Four BoiIermakers Selected For
Teams Named BY Con-
ference Coaches
ALL CONFERENCE TEAM

ALL CONFERENCE TEAM
First Team
Reiff, Northwestern. RI.
Kellar, Purdue, II.
Daniels, Michigan, c.
Wooden. Pursue, re-.
LIGHT, Minnesota, lg.
Second Team
Moffitt, Iowa, IF.
Eddy, Purdue, If.
Hellmich, Illinois. c.
Hoffer, Ohio State, re.
Parmenter, Purdue, lg.
Chicago, March 9.-(P1-Purdue's
championship Boilermakers dominat-
ed the lineups of the 1922 honorary
Big Ten basketball teams, selected Tor
the Associated Press by conference
coaches, by placing two stars on the
first team, another pair on the Sec
ond and two more on the honorable
mention list.
Their famous star of the hardwoods,
Johnny Wooden, led the champions as
an unanimous choice of the coaches
for the third straight year. Two 9TH
er famous sharpshooters OF the Big
Ten cage world, Joe Reiff Of North
western and Norman Daniels OF Mich
igan landed the first team for the
second straight season by unanimous
votes.
Wooden, placed at running guard
where he has dazzled Purdue'S cage
foes for three years, was accompanied
on the first team by his co-captain.
Harry Kellar. voted the left forward
post with II out of possible 20 votes.
The other guard position on the first
team went to Virgil LIGHT OF Mime
sofa, who collected Il ballots.
Coaches Name Teams
All 10 Big Ten coaches cast ballots
and only one declined to name a sec
ond team. Two points were counted
for a first team nomination and one
point for a second team selection.
Hence, 20 points, gathered by Wooden,
Daniels and Reiff, was q maximum.
So clear cut was the rated super
iority of the first team personnel
that only one berth was close in the
voting. That involved LIGHT and Joe
Hoffer of Ohio State, the Minnesota
star winning by count OF II to 10.
Several coaches placed Daniels at
forward but the majority wanted him
at center where he was placed.
Chuck Stewart and Dutch
Fehring, other members of the Pur-
due championship cast, were on the
honorable mention list with Stewart
getting two votes and Fehring one
for center
Wisconsin, which experienced one
of its worst seasons, failed to land
man on the first team for the first
time in many years. The only Badg-
er named was Bobby Poser, who was
given one point on the honorable
mention list. Including the first and
second teams and the honorable men
ton list. ~ players were named in the
balloting. Purdue led with six play
ers while Northwestern, Michigan and
Minnesota placed four each. Illinois
had three, Indiana landed two while
Chicago, Wisconsin. Iowa and Ohio
State had one player each.
Get Honorable Mention
Honorable mention. including points
for each were as follows: Forwards
Robinson, Mimi, 3; Bennett, Illinois,
2; Stephenson, Chicago, l.; Eveland,
Michigan, /: McCarnes, Northwestern
/. Centers-Johnson, Northwestern,
4: Bethel Minnesota, q Stewart, Pur-
due, 2; Fehring Purdue, l. Guards:
Williamson, Michigan, 4: Zeller, In
diana, 8: Cielusak. Minnesota. q;
Weiss, Michigan, 1; Suddith, Indiana,
/; Ramp. Illinois. /; Smith, North
western, l, and Poser, Wisconsin, /.
Vote for first team counted two
points; vote for second team counted
one point.