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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1926
All-Valley Squads Chosen by Kansan Writers of Sport
Nine Conference Eleven Have Representatives on First Two Strings
All-Missouri Valley Teams
First Team
(1) Dennis Lacey,
Lindsey McNearney,
Davis Moore,
Davidson, Kaneus
Bush, Jake Cox,
Nellysburg,
Perry, Olga, Ak
Second Team
Martin, Griffith
Marlin, Grissin
Wilson,狄. (C)
Wilson,狄. (C)
Shuker, Shuker,
Shuker, Shuker,
Gohan, Kan, Kan,
Gohan, Kan, Kan,
Drank, Drank
A list of honorable mention is as follows:
Ends; McCarrill, Washington; Delmedge, Drage; Rineke; Grinnell Weir, Nebraaska; Brown, Oklahoma and Robertson, Drake.
Tackles: Pearson, Kansas Aggies
Voigts, Kansas; Sumter, Oklahoma
Kingery, Iowa State; Ilker, Drake
and Krysl, Kansas Aggies.
Guards, Raish, Nebraska, Briscoe,
Grinnell, Walker, Missouri; Brian,
Kansas Agnes; Myers, Kansas; Muld-
 Oklahoma; Oklahoma, Norris, Oklahoma
Centers: James, Nebraska and Peterson, Grimell.
Quarterbacks. Fry, Drake: Stephens,
Nebraska; Hayes, Washington;
Arbuckle, Oklahoma; and Zuber
Kansas.
Halves; Mahan, Washington; Hask,
kins, Oklahoma; Milmer, Iowa State;
Stotts, Grimell; O'Sullivan, Miss
souri; and Moran, Grimell.
Fullbacks: Flamant, Missouri
Brown, Oklahoma Angagles; Cook
Drake; Feathers, Kansas Angagles;
Nebraska, Kansas Angagles.
The selection of the two lines for this year's all-Valley teams presents a much less difficult problem than the choice of the backfields. Several linemen, by their consistently brilliant work, stand head and shoulders above the other forward wall men. The backs, however, present a different problem. A galaxy of ball juggling players from the valley to make this year's backs one of the greatest that the valley has even known.
Bacchus Leads First Team
Bacchus, Missouri captain, is chosen to lead the first team from his regular position of left end. Bacchus is the outstanding player when every department of the game has a clear view and should consider in the selection of any all-American team. Coe of Iowa State is the selection for other first team end.
Lindeneyer of Missouri and Stiner of Nebraska stand head and shoulders above the other valley tackles. Although he played the position of end during the greater part of the season Lindeneyer is shifted to tackle the other team, which has position and that he is an improgableineman at either end or taskle. Stiner, Nebraska captain, was the guiding and steadying influence of the Nebraska forward wall. Playing with a school that is famous for developing great, Stiner ranks with the greatest of the Cornbushers. The second team are Martin Grimeld and Studebaker of Missouri.
Davidson Chosen Center
Two stallwart lineman are selected for the guard positions. Ewart of Drake and Tombaugh of the Kansas Aggies are easily the outstanding players at this position. Both men are bulwarks on defense and can always be depended upon to open holes in the opposing line on offensive plays, and Tombaugh have each seen three years as a passenger, Oklahoma Anglers, and McMullen, Nebraska, are chosen as the second team guards.
Davidson Unchosen Center
Davidson of Kansas is chosen as the center for a game. Despite the fact that he was playing with the weakest teams in the valley, "Davys" work ranked with that of the best linemen of the year. His play on defense was particularly good. Playing an open center he was able to score on an opponent's plays and break the ball called particularly in the breaking up of opponent's forward passes. Davidson's passes from center were nearly always perfect. Wallace of Oklahoma is ranked close to Davidson and is usually the second team choice, often as the captain of the second team.
Peery, Oklahoma Aagie field general, is the secret of a great deal of the Aagie's success during the past season. He is one of the best open-field runners of the valley and can also pass and kick well. Peery is a triple-trethman. Cochran of the Kansas Aagies is the quarterback for the quarterfinal position.
Clark Missouri and Holsinger of
the Kansas Aggies are selected as the first team half-backs. Both of these men are remarkable broken field runners and can also be depended upon to hit the fly for substantial gains in the throwing end. The throwing end of passes both of these men are proficient on the receiving end. Clark and Holsinger rank with the best backs that have ever played in the valley. Mester of Grinnell and Everett of Drake rank second and third, and are placed on the second team.
One of the best line plungers that Nebraska has ever had is placed on the first team. Presnell's line plunging would put the final polish on a backfield composed of Peery, Clark, Holsinger and Presnell. Peary would be the safety position. The second team back choice goes to Potts of Oklahoma.
The average weight of the line is 192 pounds and the backfield 160 pounds.
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