Who's Who

Two-platoon football, with its shuttle-relays of offensive and defensive teams, keeps fans frantically pawing their programs to find out who's who. This year the All-America pickers, too, suffered from the confusion. If a man played solely on offense--and never made a tackle all season--could he still be an All-American?

Pickers for the Associated Press, International News Service and Look sidestepped by naming offensive and defensive All-Americas; the United Press and Collier's bucked straight ahead and picked a single, old-fashioned eleven. By this week, 43 players had been named to somebody or other's All-America. Only four--Ohio State Halfback Vic Janowicz, Oklahoma Tackle Jim Weatherall, Texas Guard Bud McFadin and Army End Dan Foldberg--made everybody's first-string.

Nearest thing to a who's who consensus:

Wt. Ht.

(E) Dan Foldberg 185 6'1" Army

(T) Jim Weatherall 220 6'4" Oklahoma

(G) Bud McFadin 245 6'3" Texas

(C) Redmond Finey 192 6'0" Princeton

(G) Les Richter 220 6'2" California

(T) Bob Gain 230 6'3" Kentucky

(E) Bill McColl 217 6'4" Stanford

(B) Bob Williams 185 6'1" Notre Dame

(B) Vic Janowicz 186 5'9" Ohio State

(B) Kyle Rote 195 6'0" S.M.U.

(B) Ev Grandelius 195 6'0" Mich. State

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