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, In soloctlng an all-MiBspurl vnlloy
football olovon tho Dally NobraBkan
has ondenvorod to pick from among
tho playorB of tho sovon conforonco
HchoolB olovon mon who If thoy woro
placed togothor on ono toam would
play tho boBt gamo of any collego
toam that could bo producod In this
Hoctlon of tho country. ThlB olovon
would bo able to play with such a
tlogroo of varloty on both tno offonao
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Selected! by The Daily
FIR8T ELEVEN.
Reppcrt, Ames Left End
Law, Ames Left Tackle
EWING, NEBR LEFT GUARD
C0L.LIN8, NEBRA8KA.. CENTER
Reed, Kansas Right Guard
CHALOUPKA, NEBR..R. TACKLE
HARVEY, NEBR. (Capt.)..R. END
COOKE, NEBRA8KA ..Q. BACK
Kirk, Iowa Left Half Back
Hubbard, Ames... Right Half Back
E. Lambert, Ames Full Back
NebrasKan
8ECOND ELEVEN.
Driver, Missouri Left End
FRUM, NEBRA8KA..L. TACKLE
Miller, Missouri (Capt.)..L. Guard
Carlson, Kansas Center
8eldel, Iowa Right Guard
Caldwell, Kansas. .. .Right Tackle
Hyland, Iowa Right End
Dcatherage, Missouri Quar. Back
BELTZER, NEBR L. H. BACK
Bond, Kansas Right Half Back
Rice, Kansas Full Back
Ewing, Nebraska Guard
and defoiiHo hh would bo essential
to victory under tho now rules.
Evory point of tho inodorn game
han boon taken undor consideration
and mon hnvo boon chosen who would
work host with tho forward pass, tho
on-slde kick and othor open playB on
tho offonao and against a heavy lino
on tho dofonse.
Fast, heavy playorB are necossary
to a winning team under tho now
rulea and " tho mon picked for the
all-MlBsourl olovon are given places
with thlB fact at hand.
Tho ondB and bnckflold' have to bo
given nB much consideration, and
ovop more, than tho lino bIuco tho re
form wavo swopt over tho country.
Mon skilled In handling tho forward
Pibb, in punting, nnd In drop kicking
aro Important factors In giving a toam
its standing now. All those points
havo boon brought together in tho
selection of tho Dally Nebrasltan's
olovon.
Reppert at End.
Rapport of Ames Is selected for
left end because of his speed and
nggresslvoness. lie lights against an
tho Missouri valley. Ho doos not bo
como fatigued and no matter how
hard tho gamo Is, ho plays just as
good ball at Its closo uh ho does at
tho beginning.
Captain Harvoy of Nebraska 1b
given tho othor wing position. Ho Is
tho best end In tho valley to work
with tho forward pass. Ho gets down
under tho ball well and with a fair
ly accurate uhh can bo rolled upon
to get the bail. With an accuralo
pasBor like Beltzer, of his own toam,
ho Is a most dangerous mnn for any
team to guard on tho lorward pass.
On tho defense ho plnys a brilliant
game, being a hard fighter. Ho plays
end so well that ho Ib not oasily
circled for gains. His exhibition in
the Kansas-Nebrnska gamo proved .his
worth. Ho is made captain becnuso
of his good judgment In tho uso of
ploys.
Driver, of MlBBourl, and Hyland, of
Iowa, aro put at onds on tho second
cloven. Both havo played consistent
ball ail season. Driver has dono
nnd especially the Nebraska contest.
HIb strong point iB In getting through
the lino and breaking up plays. Ho
is a tireless worker, and gots Into
every piay and frequently stops dan
gerous advances.
Prum of Nebraska and Caldwell of
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be by far tho strongest that could
bo brought together In tho Missouri
vnlloy. Ewing's strength and stead
iness make him a most valuable man.
Ho plays tho same kind of ball evory
gamo and has kept his position Im
pregnable to attacks In all excepting
the Kansas gamo. Ho is a tiroloss
workor.
Reed Is a groat player in making
intorferonco for a backflold man. Ho
Is bo bulky that It is hard for any
team to gain through his position. Ho
nas considerable speed for a man of
his size nnd has adapted himself to
the new gamo. Ho Ib a great de
fensive player.
Soidel of Iowa and M filer of Iowa
aro given places on tho second eleven.
They play an aggressive game and
hold up well on the defenso.
Hnrte of NebrnBka deserves special
mention. He is a gritty player and
lights hard. He would make a groat
offensive player at fullback.
Cooko of Nebraska is placed at
quarter. This Is his third year with
the Cornhuskors, and he has become
punting. In tho Kansas game it was
hlfl work that prevented tho Jay
hawkers from scoring in tho first half
and that kept tho score down to ten
points in tho second.
Hubbard at Halfback.
Hubbnrd is given the other half bo
cause of his fierce playing In all
gamoB. Ho runs back punts long dis
tances; makes long end runB, and is
an oxcollont dodger.
Law, Ames Tackle
Reppert, Ames End
Collins, Nebraska Center
opposing player with a fierceness that
is WoarIng on a man. Ho Is alwayB
In the game and oven the fastest ends
cannot got away from him. Ho is
the hardest man to box there Is In
more toward making Missouri a
factor in the Missouri valley than
any other player on that toam. Ho
la speedy and steady. Hyland de-
sorveB groat credit for his showing in
tho Iowa-Kansas and NobraBka-Iowa
games. In both of those contests ho
played brilliant ball. Ho works well
with tho forward pass and Is a stub
born man to box.
Johnson of Nebraska and Hennes
sey of Kansas play orllllant ball at
times and give promise of becoming
stoady players.
Chaloupka Great Tackle.
To Chaloupka of Nebraska is given
tho greatest honors as a tackle and
he is undoubtedly tho unanimous
choice of all tho critics for onp of tho
positions. His play from tho' opening
of the season lias been strong. Ho Is
such n-worker that ho shares tho task
of the ends. Ho gots down tho field
on punts nnd during tho season has
been a groat aid to his captain In
working off plays .on tho offonso. On
tho defense no has tho wolght that
makos an aggressive playor and tho
force to mako a good ground gainer.
Ho hits the opposing line with power
ful plungCB and 1b an oxcollont man
to call out of tho lino to carry tho
ball.
Captain Law, of Ames, Is picked for
tho other tackle position on account
of his splendid play In all the games,
Kansas both havo shown strength and
steadiness. They can stand a great
deal of hammering. Prum is a good
man to open holes for a playor who
Is carrying tho ball. Ho shows up
well when Chaloupka Is called upon
to carry tho ball through IiIb aide of
the line.
To Collins of Nebraska falls tho
center position. His power, accurate
passing and aggresslvo play ontitle
him to the leading honors at tho piv
otal position. Carlson of Kansas is
also a great aggressive player at cen
ter and he showed up well in both
the Iowa and Nebraska games. Ho is
placed on the second eleven.
Ewing Strong Guard.
To Hank Collins Ewing of Nebraska
nnd Reed of Kansas are selected as J
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Harvey, Nebraska End
Boltzer of Nebraska and Bond of
Kansas are made half backs of tho
second team. Beltzer's punting and
excellent work In throwing the ball
on tho forward pass entltlo him to
recognition. He Is the best man -in
the valley in passing the ball for
ward, and If he had developed In drop
kicking he would be" the unanimous
choice for a position on tho first
eleven.
Bond of Kansas is placode on tho
second team because of his charging
and speed. He can carry tho ball
long distances and often.
Blrkner of Nebraska plays a steady
gamo and in another year should bo
a wonder. Temple of Nebraska Is
another player who deserves men
tion. Ho can play at either halfback
or fullback. He is a powerful playor
on the defense and In another year
will develop greatly.
Cooke,' Nebraska Quarterback
E. Lambert, Ames Fullback
guards. Those three men mako an
ideal center trio and would probably
a competent Held general. He is
speedy, and is extromely valuable to
a team because of his ability to make
long runs. This he has shown groat
improvement in his work. Ho dodges
bettor than before and has quit his
fatal running back when carrying tho
ball.
Dcatherage on Second Team.
Deatherago of Missouri ib given tho
quarterback position on tho socond
team. Ho is a master of tho open
gamo and Ib very tricky. Johnson
of Kansas has at times snown speed
nnd headwork which in another year
ought to mako him a groat quarter.
Without doubt "Si" Lambert of
Ames is' tho unanimous choico for
fullback. Ho has speed comblnod
with groat headwork that makes him
a power in tho backfleld. JIIb speed
enabloB him to circle ondB and plrm'j
through tho lino. His handling of the
forward pass is a strong point for
him.
Kroger of Nebraska and Rico of
Kansas are hard lino hitters and have
shown brilliancy that is worthy of
note. Rice gains well when carrying
the ball and is placed on. tho second
olovon,
Kirk of -Iowa and Hubbard of Amos
aro chosen as the backflelds. Kirk
Ib selected for his drop kicking and
Oregon agricultural college has In
troduced a new department this year,
that of public speaking, which will bo
a compulsory proquisite to a dogroo
in nil courses.
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Chaloupka, Nebraska Tackle
Ohio students aro planning to build
a union cjub house on tho campus, and
hope to have It completed when school
opens next fall. Thoy will havo to
J collect $25,000 by July 1.
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