The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-28

A survey which covered all the nations football games from Maine to Washington and from California to Florida, and which overlooked not one of the thousands of players who wore the colofs of hundreds of colleges, produced the following varsity eleven:
 Joseph Skiadany, le ....... Pitt Ernest Smith, It ........ U. s. c. Milton suminerfelt. lg ..... Army Clarence Gracey, c Vanderbilt William Corbus, rg Stanford Joseph Kurths Tt ... .Notre Dame Paul Moss, re ............Pu Purdue Harry Newman, q...... Michigan Don Zimmerman, lhb .... Tulane Warren Heller, rhb .........P Pitt Frank Christensen, f ,...... Utah The alternate and third teams follow:
 Alternafcs 3fd Team Kosky, Notre Dame. !. King, Army
 Left End Crawford, Duke, Brown, U. s. c.
 Left Tackle Smith, Colgate. Rosenberg, U. s. c.
 Left Guard Ely. Nebraska ..... TOr1ney. Pitt
 Center
 Taught, T. c. U.. .Gailus, o. State
 Right Guard colehauer. Krause, ss Penn ..........s..N Notre Dame Natal. Petoskey, Columbia ...,...,.... Michigan
 Right End Soleau. Montgomery, Colgate .............. Columbia
 Quarterback Hitchcock, Sander, Auburn Washington State
 Left Halfback Melinkovlch, Feathers. Notfe Dame ........ Tennessee
 Right Halfback Horstmann, Brovclli, Puf0ue AoL wary b
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 And Resides
 Outstanding among the other players considered for highest hon- ors were:
 ENDS-Raburn, Tennessee; An- dersod, Colgate; Meadow, Brown; Daley. Pitt; Colvin, Stanford; Doub, Stanford; Arial, Auburn: Robinson, Minnesota: Sparling, U. s. C.; Fencl. Northwestern; Batch ellor, Georgia; Martinez-zorilia, Cornell; Geisler, Centenary; Hokuf, Nebraska; apustas, FOrdham; Nes- bit. Washington.
 < TACK KsLES Jofgenson, St Mary's; Walton, Pitt; Uzdayinis, Fordham; Hardy, Harvard: Brown. Brown; Morgan, Oregon; Wilburs Yale: Wells. Minnesota; Ransomc, California; Sokolis, Penn: Leyden- decker, Vanderbilt; Itzkowitz, N. Y. U.: Aitken. Tennessee; B. Ellis. Colgate; Schwammel, Washington State.
 GUARDS - Brenda, Columbia; Hupke. Alabama; Spetonovich, St Mary's; Wolendale. Fordhann; Tin- dall, Syracuse: Garrett, Princeton; Zyntell, Holy Cross; O'Brien, Washington.
 CENTERS-Engle, Penn; Neb- lett. Georgia Tech; Magnussen. Iowa: Lodrigues. Tulane; Bernard. Michigan; Del Isola; Fordham; Harbold, Ivy; Christie, California; Oeh1er, Purdue; Young, Oklahoma; Krueger, Marquette.
 QUAR- TE R BACKS - Vidal. Army: Chase, Brown: Mohler, U. S. C.s FTdHkUViCH, Cs Os 11' <h.s Fishman. Dartmouth;. Smith, HALFBAcKs - Moe, oregon State; Schaldach, California; Rob- srts, Vanderbilt; Lassiter, Yale; Fields, Army; Monhett, Michigan state; Caddell, Etanford; McNa- mara, N. Y. U.; Rentner, North- western; Danowski, Fordham; Graham. Kansas state; Crickard, Harvard; Purvis, Purdue; Koken, Netre Dame; Berry, Illinois; Fi- lowitz.. Michigan State; Galloway, Georgia fcchi Sebastian, Pitt; Hinchman. Ohio State; Kellett. Penn; Samuel, Colgate; Lukats. Metre Dame; Sim. Stanford;s Buon- anno, Brown; sheekeihki, Notre Dame: Mott, Detroit.
 FULLBACKS - Banas, Notre Dame, Cain, Alabama; Krause, Gonzaga; Manders, Minnesota; Vi- viano, Cornell; James, Princeton: Kilday. Army; Weinstock, Pitt.
 Plenty of Glass The best proof as to the class of the first team is found in the list of players on tho alternate and third cleyens. When such men as Smith of Colgate. Hitch reck of Auburn and others of their all-afound brilliance are forced to take anything less than highest hotiors. the winners of the blue ribbons are football players indeed.