All American Backfield Stars Cagle Carroll and Strong
Alan Gould profiles top backfield performers Cagle Carroll and Strong. Cagle of Army and Carroll of Washington shine with elusiveness and power, while Strong of NYU is a versatile fullback and touchdown leader. Other stars include Scull, Mizell, and notable regional standouts across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Chuck) Carroll
Washington
Christian Keener
Red
Army
Red Grange
Cagle
Paul Scull
Pennsylvania
Warner Mizell
Georgia
Tech
Mizell
Carroll
Middle West
Grange
Friedman
Joesting
Glassgow
Iowa
Bennett
Indiana
Welch
Purdue
Lusby
Wisconsin
Eby
Ohio
Sloan
Nebraska
Brazil
Connell
Detroit
Chevigny
Niemiee
Notre Dame
Caele
Scull
South
Crabtree
Peake
Virginia Poly
Banker
Tulane
Bucky Moora
Loyola
Armistead
Vanderbuilt
McEver
Tennessee
Thompson
Georgia Tech
New York University
Kenneth
Mike) Strong
Carnegie
Diff Hoffman
Stanford
Howell
All American gridiron stars reflect national reach
The AP All American 1928 selection shows equal strength from Far West and East, with Stan Ford like Stanford Army Florida among top programs. Dutch Clark leads a backfield rank while Otto Pommerening and Frank Speer anchor a rugged tackle line. Stanford Navy and Georgia Tech feature prominently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Franklin
St.Mary's End
Bial
Burkeley
Cal
Otto Pommerening
Mick
Bill
Ann ArborMebi
Baward J. Burke
Larkesville
Beaver Falls
Charles Howe
Prineetan Erephim Post
Stanford
Berkeley
Frank Speer
Georgia Tees
Atlanta
Dale van Sickel
Florida
Gainesville
Fla
Earl H. Clark
Colorado
Q. B
Pueblo
Colo
Keener Cagle
Army
Merryville
la. H. B
Seattle
Walsh
Charles Carroll
U. of Wash
Kenneth Strong
W. Haven
Conn
Son
Pommerening
Six
Otto
Georgia Tech
Speer
Malcolm
Ike) Prankain
St. Mary's
California
South
All American Teams 1925 1928 Naval Academy list of players
A dense OCR style roster lists numerous players by college across positions. It enumerates fullbacks ends tackles guards centers quarterbacks halfbacks and more with names including Miller Brown Missouri, Albert Nowack Minolé Bruce Dumont Colgate Peter Punch Georgia Tad Sanders South Meth Me Dressel Washington State Edward Messinger Army Harpster Carnes etc. The fragment shows a broad star-studded 1925 1928 era selection featuring many universities and notable programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
East
Far West
South
Southwest
Georgia Tech
Dixit
Stanford
Army
Florida
Ike
Spraste
Captain Hibbs
Southern California
al Marsters
Dartmouth
Redman Hume
Southern Methodist
Harry
Dutch) Clark
Colorado College
Red Eagle
Ce Carroll
Washington
Ken
Strong
New York
Rocky Mountain
Clark
Heary
Marpeter
Pride
Eastel
Clyde Crabtree
Vercaillo Star
Florida Alligators
Freddy Hovde
Minset
Howard Maple
Oregon Ate
Don Williams
South California
Harpster
Dutchman
Pommerening
Michigan
Burke
Navy
Miller Brown
Missouri
Albert J. Nowack
Bruce Dumont
Colgate
Peter Punch
Georgia
Tad
Hoe Sanders
Meth Me' ' Dressel
Wash
Edward Messinger
Carnes
Is Glasstow
U. of Iowa
Gerald Snyder
Maryland
Tryine Phillips
California
Mike Getto
Pittsburgh
George Gibson
Minnesota
Nathan Darragar
Dan McMullen
Nebraska
Gordy Brown
U. of Tex
Wesley
All American football team picks from AP 1928
United States focus on nine states and 11 players with triple threat skills. The lineup spans Atlantic to Pacific, Boston to Berkeley, naming captains Burke and Howe from Pennsylvania and other stars from Georgia Tech Florida Michigan Stanford Army Navy and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pop Warner
Gibson
Minnesota
McMullen
Nebraska
Holm
Dumont
Col
New York
Dee
Associated Press
Uwle
United States
Galaxy of Stars
Frank Speer
Georgia Tech
Dale van] Sickel
Alligator
Florida
Neith
Otto Pommerening
Michigan
Seraphim
Ned Burke
Navy
Atlantic
Pacific
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Clem
Burke
Howe
Pennsylvania
Iyankain
Post
Berkeley
Calif
Pommerening
Speer
Prankain
van Seed
Earl
Dutch) Clark
Colorado College
Toucddown
Notre Dame
Nepraska
Charles
Chuck) Carroll
University “of Washington
Tekle
Kenneth
Mike) Strong
Strong
N.Y. U
Chuck) Howe
Princeton
Stanford
Pacific Coast
Promer
Naval Academy
Wolverines
Sea
Boston Sport Briefs Match Up Noted for Amateurs
Boston notes that Jimmy Maloney the fin and out fighter who once worked in New York returns to action and is slated to face amateur standout Wil with Andy Mitchell of Los Angeles in a preliminary bout shaping up as a notable clash for the amateur ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jimmy Maloney
Fsh
Liveli
New York
Bond
Wil
Andy Mitchell
Los Angeles
Petersen Heads To Boston Madison Square Coaches Meeting
Coach Arch B F Petersen of Grafton High School travels with Mitchell and Leo to a coaches and officials meeting at Boston Madison Square Garden on December 14 to finalize basketball schedules. The gathering includes Valley teams, with sessions at 170 clock, and an informal meeting at the Waldo Hostel. Several injuries were reported from New York slips on sidewalks recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Madison Square
Garden
Mitchell
Leo
Jack Kearns
Arch BF. Petersen
Grafton High Schor
Sam
Ovslock
Waldo Hostel
Valley
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Jouth
Yankee Stadium
Oregon State
Walter Camp
Enacles
Colorado Star
TOST
Midwest
Franklin
Dale van Slekel
Prank Speer
Pacific Coast Wast
Brick Muller
van Sickel
Phillips
Fesler
Brown
Messinger
West Point
Douchess
Otto Pomerening
Rank Speer
Town
University of Texas
Butch No-llinois
al Lassmail
Mel Dressel
Washington State
Wakeman
Cornell
Mooney
Georgetown
Banjcroft
Sprague
Army J
Hibbs
Raskowski
Ohio State I
Gate
Choc Sanders
Southern — Methodist
Drennon
Dimolio
Giant Barratt
Ohio State
Kueen
Yale
Peter Pund
Georgia Tach
Nate Arranger
Heinecke
Pressley
Clemson
Kneen
E Seraphim
Stanforn
Chuck
Ishing
Florina
Eddie
DUTC
CLAG
Pchuck” Howe
RST
H. W
Ends
Rosenawerg
Durna
Hobart
Smith
Alabama
Abernathy
Vanderbilt
Alley
Collins
Phelan
Provincial
Donchess
Tappan
McCaslin
Haycraft
Murphy
Boston College
Petty
Texas Aggies
Barrabee
New York U
Churchill
Oklahoma
Lassman
Raskawaki
Maree
Steele
Burnett
Mississippi
Tinsley
Louisiana State
Swofford
Thayer
Schleusner
Williams
Texas Christiah
Bancroft
Hobin
Speichel
McGuirk
Benton College
Brewster
West Virginia
Nagursk
Kevorkian
Carman
Utah
Prince
Colorado Aggles
Anderson
Miller
Barrett
Harvard
Lyon
Kansas State
Broadstone
Eddy
Nebrasska
Robesky
Hagler
Parris
North Carolina
Vaughn
North Carolina State
DiMella
Young
Koch
Baylor
Meisel
West
Virginia
Lafayette
Crane
Mmnors
Farber
Trainer
Har Yard
Carlson
Moynihan
James
Randolph
Powell
Atkinsj
Texas Christian
Westgate
Corvell
Paraydeaux
Stadelman
Oregon
Richman
Illinoii
Hawley
Davis & Elkins
Tichnor
Hovde
Vanderblit
Hunting
Gonzaga
Gulsinger
Fleishhacker
Witt
Ella
Tufts
Putnam
Weston
Gulick
Hume
Baysinger
Syracuse
Shober
Russell
Halfracks
Peate
Marsters
Loud
Karel Williams
Cornsweet
Brown” Howall
I Lumpkin
Tecremere
Santa Carlls Seauoat
Caifornia
Watkinson
White
Washington & Lee
McCrary
Oosterbaan
Hanson
Welr
Ackle
Wickhorst
Cuard Connaughton
McMiMan
Booringer
Starhahn
Shively
Illinois
Chase
Tully
Winslett
Grange Illinois
Baker
Northwestern
Wilson
Kaer
Oberland
Spears
Frank AN ST
Brian Bell
Jam-T
Big Bill" Tilden
America
Big Bill
International ‘Tennis Federation
Chicago
Tilden Tech-DePaul Academy
Tussle
Brownsville
Texas
William Veeck
Chicaxo Guls
Tommy Hitchcock
Alexander McLaughlin
W.L. Mellen
Pitteburghi
Tie Treasury
Cirinest
Petersen
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