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MICHIGAN'S 1926 FOOTBALL CAPTAIN WHO WILL BE itigth Crp -ope
CHOSEN FOR GRANTLAND RICE'S ALL-AMERICAN TEAM RIESLCT_ hocs r~nT !Iei bld practice before c itmas a-
-- cation, and perhaps by thl fnd of next
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INONE FROMBIGI0THREE'
Six players from the Middle West,
four from the East, and, one from the
Far West compoe the list of 1926 all-
American selections for Grantlan d
JRice's all-American first team. For the
first time in the history of the "of- +
ficial" choices, thei "Big Three"
schools failed to place a man.
Of the six Middle West men chosen.
five were from the Western Confer-
ence, Michigan placing two, while
Minnesota, Illinois and Northwestern
each had one man selected. A Notre
Dame player was honored in the
choice, as well as one man from
Southern California.
Stanford, one of the leading teams
for national championship considera-
tion, failed to have a man chosen for
the first eleven.
Friedman and Oosterbaan, Wolver-
ie stars, were the only players on
the team to be chosen for the second
consecutive years.
The selections follow: Hanson,
Syracuse, left end; Wickhorst, Navy,
left tackle; Connougliton, Georgetown,'
left guard; Boeringer, Notre Dame,
center; Shively, Illinois, right guard;
Smith, Brown, right tackle; Goster.-
baan, Michigan, right end; Friedman,
Michigan, quarterback; Baker, North-
western, left halfback; Kaer, Southern
California, right halfback; Joesting,
Minnesota, fullback.
PITTSBURGH.-Northwestern's of-E
fer of # place on its football schedule
next year has been declined by Car-
negie Tec h.

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Capt. Benny Friedman, and Capt.-
elect Oosterbaan, famous Wolverine
passing combination,' will be honored
onl Grantland Rice's first all-Ameria
team selected for Colliers magazineI
according to, word received by The
Daily yesterday.
Fried man proved to be the mainstay ii
of the Wolverne team throughout the
season, his trusty toe proving an in-
valuable aid. The picture shows the
star quarterback set for a. place kick,
with ,Leo Hoffman, halfback, holding
the ball.,
*Friedman was an almost unanimous
choice for the quarterback berth on
mythical all-American teams picked
this year.!


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