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THE DAILY TAB HEEL
Thursday, November 28, 1929
ALL-TIME TEAM
Many Former Football Stars Aid
Sports yriter in Selecting
All-University Team.
(Continued from first page)
think his major work was in '28.
I would place our own Ray Far-
ris at left guard and I think his
mate on the other side is just
as good, and I name 'Bear' Col
lier my other guard position."
The opinion. of the majority of
the votes concurs with his. . On
. the second team we have placed
Louis Guion of '94, and Grady
Pritchard '20, '21, '22. Poindex
ter, Bobbins, Cronartie, Gard
ner and Bennett are all prom
inent, names in a review of the
history of this position here at
the University.
In choosing our flankmen we
have had more' than a difficult
time. Our research has dated
back as far as the famous Gibbs
and Biggs combination of 1892
and the following is our answer
to this problem. Four men of
the number of nominees stand
out more or less in a class to
themselves: Edwin Gregory,
Roy Homewood, "Slip" Brown
and "Suey" Cochran. Home
wood and Brown have been giv
en our vote for the first team,
and Gregory and Cochran have
been placed on the second team.
Both Homewood and Brown
were larere m size : they were
fast and shifty on their feet and
terrific tacklers. Both excelled
in covering punts. Gregory, '95,
'96, '98, has been chosen as cap
tain of the second mythical
team Nat Townsend, Albert
Cox, Odell Sapp, Casey Morris,
Bob Winston, and Willy Merritt
were mentioned.
One great tackle stands out
above all the others that have
worn the blue and white, Gra
ham Ramsay, '13, '14, '15, '16
Tommy Campbell of Harvard
once said that Ramsay was the
greatest 'tackle that he had ever
seen on the gridiron. He was a
smart football player, holding
his position just long enough to
protect his kicker, and then often
" beating the ends sdown the field
and making the tackle; no end
and halfback could boxyRamsay.
On the other side of the line we
have chosen "Romy" Story. On
the second team 'we have signed
up Beemas Harrell, '19, '20 and
Pierce Matthews. George Rob
inson of '24 and '25 deserve hon
orable mention.
For the quarterback position
the competition has been par-
ticularly keen. Four great quar-
terbacks stand out pre-eminently
for recognition: "Runt" Lowe,
'16, '21, Jacocks, '03, Louis
Graves, '00, '01, '02, and Monk
McDonald, '22, '23. Because he
could do all.the things the others
could do, and could also do some
things which they couldn't do,
"Runt" Lowe has been chosen
as quarterback and captain of
- our 1929 selection. On the sec
ond team we have placed Monk
McDonald. Foy Roberson, '04,
'05, deserves" honorable mention.
A fast stepping group oiMialf
backs have been nominated:
"Red" Johnson," George Ste
- phens, Hunter Carpenter, Her
man Koehler, Jim Magner, Strud
Nash," Dave Tayloe, Vernon
Howell and EmmettkUnderwood
have all been brilliant in their
own way. However, we have
chosen "Red" Johnson for one
of the halves, chiefly because of
bis great offensive driving pow
er ; the other half goes to .Hunter
Carpenter.' On the second team
we have placed Jim Magner and
George Stephens.
The fullback position belongs
without a doubt to Roy Aber
nethy of 1905, the greatest line
plunger and defensive man that
has ever gone out from the Uni
versity, Bill Folger of 1916, be
, cause of his great open field run
ning, gets our vote for the sec
ond team. "Pot" " Graves of
1898, '99, '00, '01 entered West
Point after leaving Carolina and
his record there rivals that of
Roy Abernethy. Earl Holt, '00,
and Arthur Belden, '96, ,'97,
both receive honorable mention.
1st Team Pos. 2nd Team
Homewood - Cochran
- L. E.
Ramsay ...... Harrell
L. T.
Farris - ...... Guion
L. G.
Tandy Blount
C.
Collier
Story
Pritchard
R. G.
- Matthews
R. T.
Brown Gregory (C)
R. E.
Lowe (C) ... McDonald
Q. B.
Johnson Magner
L. H.
Carpenter . .-. Stephens
, R. H.
Abernethy .. Folger
F. B.
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