Evening star., 1953-12-04
Believe Bernie
Rated Above
Second Team
Korcheck on Third;
Lottner and GieI
Only Reporters

The University Of Maryland's
football team has Tackle Stan
ley Jones on the Associated Press
All-America announced today,
and while College Park officials
and fans are happy about this
richly deserved honor. there is
disappointment because Quarter
back Bernie Faloney did not also
make the first team.
Faloney is named on the sec
ond team, and two other Mary
land backs-Chet Hanulak and
Ralph Felton-are on the honor
able mention list.
Also earning a well-deserved
place among the country's best.
football players was Steve Kor
check, the talented George
Washington University center
named to the third team. :
Faloney qusrterbacked the Ma.
tion's No. l football team and his
coaches think he deserves the
honor of being named on the
flrst-team All-America. The AP
team. in fact, doesn't have a
quarterback among its backs, a.
strange thing in these days of.
Information football in which
the ball-handler is extremely i'm
portant.
Lattner, Giel Only Repeaters.
Recommendations by regional
boards of newspaper and radio
experts covering the entire Ma
ton formed the basis for the
Associated Press selections.
Notre Danes John Lattner
and Minnesota's Paul Giel, pair
of halfbacks who proved as out
standing in one-platoon football
as in the two-platoon era, are
the only repeaters on the 1858
team.
Paul Cameron of UCLA and
David (Kosse) Johnson of Rice
join the two Midwesterners to
form the flrSt-team backfield.
The line is composed of Capt.
Don Dchoney of Michigan State
and Sam Morley of Stanford at
ends, Jones and Jack Shanafelt
of Penn at tackles, j. D. Roberts
of Oklahoma and Crawford
Minis of Mississippi at guards
and Larry Morris of Georgia
Tech at center.
The return of limited substi-
tutions, which also brought back
the naming of single first
team rather than a 22-man unit
by the Associated Press, put
added emphasis on all-around
players.
Bread and Butter" Player.
Lattner. who played both ways
even in the days of specialists,
was the dread and butter" per-
former for the Irish. A tireless
worker and inspirational leader,
he was a driving runner, excel
lent tackler and a good punter.
After Lattner had torn through
the Southern California line for
four touchdownS, Coach Frank
Leahy called him "a wonderful
competitor" and a fine clutch
player"
THE finest player I ever have
coached" says Minnesota's Yves
Fesler of Giel. Against Michi-
gan he ran for 112 yards and
two touchdowns, completed 13
of 18 passes for 1863 yards and
another score and came up with
two leaping interruptions and
some important tackles. His
three-year total of handling the
ball 1,056 times was a national
record. He ran and passed for
1889 yards this year.
Cameron WOrkhorse.
Cameron, UCLA's workhorse at
Ca1lOacK IN the single wing,
rushed for 672 yards and scored
70 points to lead the Pacific
Coast Conference in both depart
ments. He also added 326 yards
by passing. His coach, Red
Sanders, said, II don't think we
would have reached the Rose
Bowl without this all-around
player"
The lightest man on the team
at 178 pounds, johnson combined
speed and power at fullback for
Rice. His 944 net rushing yard
age was second highest in South
west Conference history. He also
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