The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-13
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New Tork, Dso, lAStUp)-aAn Kearb woFld champion fps Angeles Rams loek three places today on khe United pFeas All Nalinnal Aeague football eleven, while lhla years division ehAmplona, the Chla eago neaFs and New wofk olAnts, Nted two bertha Apleoe,
 The Bears and che ulAnla, who play for Che tDae league chAmplons chip % the Polo orounds Sunday, hctualiy were too great for their oWn sood, Lacking the individual ltar perfogmers Of other clubs, both leame he'd @ many top peffoFners That lt was hard co plck out Chose Who hhone the most
 The team, selected hy United prees sports wribeFe who covered all of the games during the regular season, Also contained two playefs from the Philadelphia maeleR end one each from the Green Bay pAck@ ers end the pitssburRh BteelerB.
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 Top man in the bAllotlng was nill Dudley Of pltlsbursh, the Dluefleld, Va, bsallet who received all but one first team vote for hle yeaF.lons brilllAnce ln the Daeeler backfleld. ALSO generally acclaimed were two other backn, Ted Efltsch, Green Bays bAttertns fallback, and Bob Waterileid, the ball.handling wis. ard of Los Angeles ct quarterback. The fourth back, Frankie Fglchcck of New York, edged out Steve Van buren of Philadelphia Ca the Anal analysis because of his great show- ing in late season games.
 The leagues standout pass- catcher, Jln Benton Of Los An. geles was top man in the voting for ends while Ken Kavanaugh, veteran terminal man for the Bears drew the other berth.
 At the tackles were the teams only rookie, Jim White of New York, late Of Notre Dame, and the sturdy Al wistert oe Philadelphia. Two veterans of many outstanding cam. paigns, Augie Llo of Philadelphia and Riley Matheson of Los Angeles were easy winners for the guard berths while Clyde tBulldog) Turn- CTS of the Dears, long one of the greatest oenters of modern times, filled out the middle of c fine line.
 The two Chicago teams, the Bears and the resurgent casdinAls, ran off with most of the positions on the second team, each getting three berths. The Giants landed two play- CTS while Washington, Green Bay and Philadelphia rated one each.
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 Sir LAickman of the Bears, Iona c staEldcut pasger and field general but not quite up Co his work of other yeaEu, was the Quarterback, while Van Buren and passing star Paul Chrigtman of the Cardinals were the halfbacks. Bin Osnanski, of the Bears, standout fullback for many campaisns, who b retiring after Sundays game filled out the second team backfield.
 The ends were Dlli Dswsll os the Cardinals end Frank Laebel of the Giants, while Fred Davis oe the Bears end Jack Adams of Washing. ton were ak the tackle posts. Len Younce of the Giants and Gerard Ramsey of the Cardinals held down the guard positions end Charley Brock, old Nebraska star ct Green Bay was the center.
 Dudley, comparatively small ct i70-pounds for the ruggedness of pro play, topped the league in rushing, punt returns and pass interceptions, Fratech. built on the general dimen- sions of an over-sised brick, was the leagues top scorer with an even 100 points for so-point margin over Waterfield, who rated second. Fritsch