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Sturhahn and Diehl were the outstanding linemen on their respective teams, and they can hardly be improved on as guards selections on an all-schedule eleven. Daley of Harvard as he played against Dartmouth deserves consideration, but his injury that kept him out of the Big Three games bars him from a place...
Notre Dame de South Bend, Ind., was a ruthless hostess to the Georgia Technicians, sending them home sorely battered, 34 to 3, a score characteristic of the potential national champions. The Georgian linemen were hardly impressive, permitting substitutes and regulars alike to pass them by with great frequency. But in the Georgian backfield, Fullback Douglas Wycoff covered himself with the day's indvidual glory. His best effort was a 47-yard run to Notre Dame's 1-yard line, an effort cheated ironically by Time, which ended the game as Wycoff came to earth...
Howard, Stout, and McMillan made similar performances at their respective positions. The remaining linemen are not mentioned, not because their work was in any way deficient, but because if one attempted to name the strong points of the Princeton team one would have to name nearly the whole squad...
...line the balance swings slightly in favor of the Orange and Black. Beattie, Hills, and McMillan are all 200-pounders. Beattie, the left tackle, is considered one of the outstanding linemen of collegiate football. Princeton undergraduates say "Watch Beattie." At the right extremity is Captain Stout, who rose to fame two years ago when he was largely instrumental in his team's victory...
...they carried the ball from their own ten-yard line all the way to the University's 20-yard line, and only lost possession of the ball there through the arbitration of the coaches. During the whole of this 70-yard march the blackshirt forwards forced aside the Crimson linemen to make way for a charging back with what might almost be called case. The hero of the advance was Sayles, who repeatedly tore off eight or ten yards at a time...