The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-29

I NOnA4LA ACc8 GJtA New York, Nov 29-O power has swung from the Pat stubble pastures of the middl,
 The 1893 all-American football eleven, presented today by the unit ed Press, contains five players from the big ten conference as against three from the far west, one from the south, one from the southwest, and one from the east.
 The team, chosen after survey which included all the country's far-fung football camps, follows: Edgad Manse, left end. North western.
 Fred Crawford, left taskle, Duke. Arron Rosenberg, left guard, So. California.
 Charles Bernard center. Michi- gan.
 Francis Schammel. right guard Iowa.
 Francis wistert, right tackle, Michigan.
 Paul Geisler, right end, centen- ary.
 Irvine warburton, quarterback Southern California. | 4NOlAAdlI 1T dhhllup AOAI AdAAOoShs Oregon State.
 Jack Buckler, right halfback, Army.
 Duane Purvis, fullback, Purdue. The alternate and third teams follows:
 Petoskey, Michigan Cleft end) Skladany, Pittsburgh. Ceppi, Princeton, left tackle) Harvey, Holy Cross. Hupke, Alabama Cleft guard) Jablonsky, Army. Open, Minnesota (center) Del Isola, Fordham. Corbus, Stanford, (right quard) Schwammel, Oregon State. Jorgensen, St Mary's (right | tackle) Walton Pittsburgh. Smith, Washington (right end) Canrinus, St Mary's. Montgomery, Columbia Quarter back) Smith, Centenary. Feathers, Tennesse Cleft half back) Danowski, Fordham.
 Mott, Detroit (right halfback Wilson, St Mary's. Lund, Minnesota (fullback) Mi- kulak, Oregon.
 One of Greatest. The 1883 all-America, judged by any standard, be it speed, strength, brains of resourcefulness, is worthy to stand along any of the mythical elevens of the past. No stronger proof of the class of the first team could be found than glance at the alternate squad. When such performers as Leathers. Petoskey and Den are forced to yield top positions, the men who beat them out have to be great.
 The Ends: Geisler, 190-pound senior who stands six feet two, plays rowing game, and was sell dom fooled. Is great at breaking up interference, a deadly blocker, and can pass, receive, punt and place kick. Good for 60 minutes every game.
 Manske was the ace of the Northwestern line, and on a strong CT team would have been Hally- hooded to the skies. Against Stan- ford he vastly outplayed both Mo- gard and Moscrip, the Cardinals two stars.
 The Tackles: Crawford weighs 195 pounds, is just six feet two, can make the 100 in ten fiat, and is strong as a drayhorse. Wallace 1 Wade, who as Alabama coach, taugh such atackle as Fred Sing ton, Rates Crawford as "The great. | test tackle I ever saw" Wistert, big, strong, rangy and smart, was the standout tackle in the big ten. and coaches were unanimous that | he had no superior in the country. The Guards: Rosenberg is with out an equal in the country at pulling out the line and leading the interference and at backing up a line on defense. Schammel, 215 pounds of bone and muscle, is giv- en credit by Ossie Solem for much of Iowa's success this year. He's tremendously fast for a big man and pulls out the line to lead in- terference.
 The Center: The standout center in asection where great centers bounded, Bernard was almost a unanimous choice for the first team. Big, fast, and a sure passer, he was invincible on defense. and bear on spelling enemy passes.
 Exceptional. | The Quarterback: Warburton was far and away the most dangerous runner on the Pacific coast, and it was his many spectacular dashes l or lOucIluOWHS lildI SdNeu tIlc ITO- jans in several games. Despite his | 147 pounds, Warburton was a fierce tackler and blocker. He is a smart field general and got the absolute maximum from his team. His cool ness under fire is best illustrated by the fact that on his long broken
 field dashes he directed his inter ference, calling to them the men to take out.
 The Halfbacks: Even the all- American line would have trouble stopping Halfbacks Franklin and Buckler. B uckler is the more ver- satile. but Franklin, with his blind ing speed, is the greatest runner. The ed-headed Oregon state half is more than a sheer runner, how ever, being extraordinarily sturdy on defense, and a beautiful kicker. Buckler can do everything. He is unsurpassed as a spot kicker. He is a fast, powerful and deceptive runner.
 The fullback: Purvis has no weakness. Big, fast and tough, he can give and take it with any player in the country. He is fine passer. pass receiver, tackler, block