The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-25
0'BR|EN SETS A VOTE RECORD IN FOOTBALL POLL
T. C. Grid Star Gets More Than 100000; Longhi,
 New City Boy on Squad
By STEVE SNYDER


 United Press Staff Correspondent) Chicago, July 25.-(UP)-The line power of the midwest and the backfield trickery of the south and east were coupled today in the All- America football team selected by 10,000,0 900 fans to battle the world professional champion New York Giants on Soldier Field, Chicago, Aug. 30.
 Final returns in the voting for Chicago's sixth annual charity game, to be played under the fioodlights, revealed that seven midwesterners six of them linemen-had made the starting eleven along with two from the east, one from the south and little Davey O'Brien, the peer less thrower from Texas Christian.
 O'Brien, with a total of 1,204,516 votes, boiled more than any individ- ual player ever has received. The starting eleven, which stands as the voters picked it unless some candidate suffers a practice injury:
 Ends-Earl Brown, Notre Dame, and Bowden Wyatt, Tenn; tackles Bob Haak, Indiana, and Joe Mihal, Purdue; guards-Ralph Heikkinen, Michigan, and Francis Twedell, Minnesota; center-Charley Brock, Nebraska; quarterback - O'Brien; halfbacks-Bob Macleod, Dart mouth and Marshall Goldberg, Pittsburg; fullback-Howie Weiss, Wisconsin.
 39 Schools Shown
 Included on the squad of 69 were 28 from the Big 10, 17 from other midwest schools, Il from the east, nine each from the south and far west. Thirty-nine schools will be represented when the squad finally assemblies at Northwestern for two weeks of training.
 Also Rams
 Several players of national repute finished behind the popular heroes, but they will be available. In this lot are Sid Luckman of Columbia, the casts most renowned passer, Vic Bottari of California and Parker Hall of Mississippi, two of the best halfbacks of last year, and corps of linemen including Ki Aldrich of Teras Christian, Joe Beinor of Notre Dame and Roland Young of Okla homa.
 The roster, in the order of their finish in total votes.
 Ends: Brown, Notre Dame; Wyatt, Tennessee; Daddio, Pittsburg; Hol- land, Cornell; Petrick, Indiana: Young, Oklahoma; Larson, River Falls, Wis; Lenc, Augustana: !: Coughlan, Santa Clara; Castelo, H. linois; Wysocki, villanova; Jacunski, Fordham.
 Tackles: Mihal, Purdue; Haak, Indiana; Beinor, Notre Dame; Hale, Texas Christian; Voigts, Northwest ern; Janke, Michigan; Wolff, Santa Clara; Schoenbaum, Ohio State; Siegel, Michigan.
 Guards: Heikkinen, Michigan; Twedell, Minnesota; Hovland, Wis., consin; Book, Iowa State; McGold. rick, Notre Dame; Means, Washing. ton; Bell, Minnesota; Kochel, Ford ham; Cross, Bradley; Tyrrell, St. Ambrose.
 Centers: Brock, Nebraska; Aldrich, Texas Christian; Humphrey, Pur- due; Hill, Duke Longhi, Notre Dame 1; Mcdonald, Illinois; Calvelli, Stan- ford; Van Ranst, Cornell; Dowd, St. Mary's.
 Quarterbacks: O'Brien, Texas Christian; Faust, Minnesota; Oliver, Indiana; Patterson, Baylor; Hofer, Notre Dame; Kabealo, Ohio State; Fischer, Iowa State.
 Halfbacks: Mcleod, Dartmouth; 1; Goldberg, Pittsburg; Manders, Drake: smilanich, Arizona; Luck man, Columbia; Pingel, Michigan State; Jefferson, Northwestern; 1; Seidel, Columbia; Sherman, Chi cago; Bottari, California; Brunner, Tulane; Panish, Bradley; Hall, Mis- sissippi; Fay, Stanford.
 Fullbacks: Weiss, Wisconsin; 1; Buhler, Minnesota; Osmanski, Holy Gross; Ippolito, Purdue; Tonelli, Notre Dame; Balasz, Iowa; Ander- son, California; Paulman, Stanford.