The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-05

Team Is Named
BY TED SHIFTS


NEW YORK Up - Michigan
tate and Georgia Tech, the two
hajor indicated college football
cams Of 1852, each placed two
hen on the Associated Press ALI
lmerica based on the recommen-
Iations of eight regional boards
Z experts comprising well-known
ports writer's and sportscasters.
The Southeastern Conference led
With five men on the two first
cams, offensive and defensive,
bllowed by the Big Ten with four
nd the Pacific Coast Conference
Nth three.
The APPS all-star offensive back
leld is composed of Billy Vessels,
oklahoma; Paul Giel, Minnesota;
Don Heinrich, Washington; and
lack Scarbath, Maryland.
There were only two men on the
Brst teams who previously made
he Observation-Disclosures Matu-
lzak, Tulsa, at guard; and Helm
lich, who was on the 1850 team
put was sidelined last year by
INJURIES.
Michigan State, the national
champion, is represented by two
btalwarts of its defensive unit
Frank Kush, guard, and Dick
ramburo, line hacker. Georgia
rech, the runner-up, placed Pete
Brown at center on the offensive
team and Bobby Moorehead in
The defensive backfield.
The AP All-America Is based
On reports and recommendations
through TIC final games of Nov.
%.
The football trends Of 1852 were
elearcut:
/. Major teams used more and
more players, with the result that
standout personalities became rar-
Or.
z. The tumble as caused by fan
cy ball handling and sharp tackling
became more decisive than ever
IN big games.
5. The NCAA's television pro-
gram, restricting national vide0 to
one big game each week with some
minor exceptions, held firm but
there were rumbles Of dissension.
I. The offense took over more
completely than ever from the
defense.
APPS offensive unit has big Tom
Stolhandske Of Texas at one end
and Frank McPhee, Princeton's
60-minute player, at the other.
Kline Gilbert, q giant on Missis.
sippi's surprising line, is at tackle
along with David Suminski Of Wis
consin. Guards are John Michels
Of Tennessee and Matuszak. Brown,
Vessels, Giel, Heinrich and Scar
bath round out the eleven.
The defensive team brings Don
Brandy of Colorado and Tom Scott
Of Virginia at ends, with j. d.
Kimmel Of Houston. former West
Point cadet, at one tackle and
Charlie LaPradd Of Florida at the
other. Kush and Steve Eisenhauer
Of Navy are the guards.
The team has two terrific line
hackers In Tamburo and Dom
Moomaw Of UCLA. In the defen-
sive backfield are Johnny Lattner
Of Notre Dame. another rare 60
minute player. Jim Sears of South.
ern California and Moorhead.
The 1852 offensive ends are out.
standing. Coach Charlie Caldwell
of Princeton called McPhee ''the
greatest all-around player I ever
coached. Coach Ed Price Of Texas
termed Ssolhandske Everything
you could expect Of an offensive
end" He led the Southwest Con-
ference in pass receiving. catching
30 for SIC yards and five touch
downs.
AnC uAGAAtN1u RNNAS UV+u thttttkhAN
and passing ability. Vessels Of
Oklahoma rushed l6s times for
I,0T2 yards. leading the Big Seven
In this field and setting q new
school record. He scored Is touch
downs. completed seven out Of 20
passes for zoe yards and two
touchdownS. caught seven passes
and returned nine kiekoffs for las
yards.
Heinrich broke his own Pacific
Coast Conference passing record
with Isl compilations in 29e at
tempts for sos percentage. Thir.
teen VI these we're touchdown
passes he wen the msios college
national FsaSSing title for the second
time. ar. had q years total ossense
al IS - rds.
Dsfenxively. the 1852 team va!