The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-24
YALE CAPTAIN
 NAMED LEADER
 OF N.E.A. GROUP
Tinsley Chosen For Sec.
 Ond Time me-Wojciechow. icz of FOrdham Picked
By HARRY CRIMSON GMnrAa EAAAMe. MEA AanRRNa

t1o BoaI ltne Wltn . TOW ot VeckllnB- dummies. It is particularly difficult this season, which ran to balance and team play.
 But, through the collaboration oi the best coaching brains in America and the advice, assistance, and sug- gestions of scouts, players, and writ- CTS, NEA Service believes 1t hes done the job in the falrest and most representative manner possible. Sports writers have more confidence In the Job of selecting an All. America array this fall, anyway, aft- CT the shellacking taken by the DO. litical dopeSters and stsaw.voterS earlier in in the month.
 Larry Kelley of Yale and Ray Buivid of Marquette have been the outstanding players of the caia- paagn.
 Like Dizzy Dean, Kelley has mace 0 habit of making good good. natured boasts, and succeeds in so doing again h being named right end and captain of the le3e All. America. He said that there couldn't be an All.America without him.
 Charley Bachman and others who knew and sew George 0ipp actual ly 70 back to that immortal Notre Dame back in describing RusE Bui. vid, flying and pitching halfback of Marquette.
 Kelley and Buivid were unani. nous choices. So were Sam Fran. els, shotputting Nebraska ft,llback, and Qaynell Tinsley of Louisiana, who makes the grade at end with that much to spare for the second consecutive year.
 Edward Goddard of Washington State and Slingin' Sam Baugh Of Texas Christian round out the back fleld.
 Ed Wldseth of Minnesota and Averell Daniell of Pittsburgh are the tackles.
 Captain stephen Reid of North. western is awarded one of the guard positions with the selectors going to Denver University for the other !n tho person of Alex Drobnitch.
 Alex Wojciechowicz of the im- pregnable Fordham line is the cen. ter at the risk of alienating the Of. fections of every lineotype operator in the land.
 AM. America Tinsley Improves
 Tinsley was Q inasterful defensive. end in ie3S. The top Tiger stepped up his offensive work this autumn and has been the scourge of the south as the star of one of the coln. try's more powerful machines. he as one of the principal reasons way Louisiana States D unbeaten ia southeastern Conference play n two seasons and b the first institu- ton to capture two successive Mtles. He hes accounted 9ror touchoowIiss by taking passes good for gains or from i4 to 77 yards. ,
 Kelley has been termed . lucky individual, but, as Tuss McLaugnfS of Brown points out, the w1e. cracking Yale captains constant repetition of plays which win dem. onstrates that he has the ability 10 be on the right spot at the right tirne. Kelley everlastingly has done ,inexpected things in tight spots that were to the advantage os ms varsity. - A.. finest tackle Minnesota has nso since Bronco Nagurski, who broke in at that position with the oopners.
 The even demeanor of the 6.Soot 2.inch 220.pound blond chap rom Mcintosh was disturbed for the flrss tirne in the Northwestern game when fe ailegedly struck Don 0ey.. er. Wildcat fullback. The resultant penalty set the Laughin Boys oi Me Lake Front up for the toucndown that snapped the long winning streak of the Giants of the North, but it would be unfair to keep such n brilliant performer on the All. Anerica for Q debating of5ense.
 Pittsburgh, famous for them, nas had few tackles the equal of Dan. iei, 22o-pound warrior rom Ms'
 Reid of Northwestern, . S.ioot o.inch le2.pound Chicagoan witn 2 juttinR jaw, Is one of the nnest runing guards In the business. ...
 Drobnitch, 22 and scaling as! hounds, played both weak ana strong side guard for Denver, ms play never suffering rom 'ne
 Woiciech has been the cesii- ter and key man of what perhaps is Inc strongest line in the country .Iock Sutherland credits this Sl. vear-oid B-foot ii-inch ie2-pouna j,inior from South River, N. J,. watL tyi,19 Pittsburgh. WojciechowicS is inc finest backer-up In Tosdnams history.
 naush end Buivld Great Pitchers
 Although chiefly renowned tor nis nassine. Baugh of Texas Christian is an amazing kicker and Q gooo
 The e-foot-2 iso-pound lad from sweetwater Is 50 deadly that he ace traiiv hes completed half of nis many forwards. Haugh didn's play, long in three of the Horned FsoSs iate.season engagements, but oiu plenty of damage while in the thick If things. He pitched the Fort worth combination, to lS points Il ie minutes against Baylor. ls pom..SS 2 in a minutes against Texas, and l1 points in 10 minutes against cen. tenary. A leg injury handicappeo hin ils the Texas A. and "A. battle.
 Art 0uepe co-starred with suivlo for Marquette and 1t was the iatter {. E remarkable ability that enabled nis running mate to get away. buivic thrcw < football like 6 baseball ano was one of the fastest big men ll line snort. He completed 00 pesse1 in e7 attempts up to the Duquesnes game. He is 2i years old, stanos 2 feet. weighs ie0 pounds. and E 2 resident of Port Washington, WIS,
 Goddard, c 5-foot-o io0.pounaet from Kscondido. Calif., has been tne paclac coasts foremost taiiback TOT no seasons, and last year Was q nIayers' All-America. The Wasn' El-m. AAmkA NsamWtoEl4mUF MU&N