Page 6 College Station, Texas Thursday, September 27, 1862 THE BATTALION ' ' T" T ' m " r ^
47 All-America Candidates
Cited By 500 Head Coaches
CHICAGO—Led by Minnesota’s
Bob Bell, a list of 47 pre-season
All-America candidates is an
nounced by the American Football
Coaches Association.
The All-America prospect list,
compiled from .the selections of
500 head college coaches, was re
vealed by William Murray, head
football coach at Duke University
and AFCA president.
Swept away by graduation is
last year’s AFCA All-America
backfield but talent abounds
across the country. Ohio State—
represented on two AFCA first
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teams with devastating fullback
Bob Ferguson — has another pow
er runner named Dave Katterhen-
rich. All-Southwest line-blaster,
Ray Poage of Texas.
NOMINATED ALSO are half
back Dave Hoppman of Iowa State
who led the nation in total offense
last season with 1638 yai’ds;
Washington scatback Charlie
Mitchell; Penn State speedster
Roger Kochman; Louisiana State’s
triple-threat halfback Jerry .Sto
vall; and Holy Cross passing
standout Pat McCarthy.
Preliminary list of All-America
nominees are:
Ends: Hal Bledsoe, Southern
California; Hugh Campbell, Wash
ington State; Ted Davis, Georgia
Tech; Tommy Hutchinson, Ken
tucky; John Mackey, Syracuse;
Rat Richter, Wisconsin; Dave
Robinson, Penn State and Cloyd
Webb, Iowa.
Tackles: Steve Barnett, Oregon;
Bob Bell, Minnesota; Jim Duna
way, Mississippi; Art Gregory,
Duke; Rod Scheyer, Washington;
Bob Vogel, Ohio State; and Dave
Behrman, Michigan State.
Guards: Bob Bui’k, Baylor;
Tony Day, Columbia; Keith Me-
lenyzer, West Virginia; Mickey
Ording, Oregon; Johnny Tread
well, Texas; John Walker,
U.C.L.A.; and Dave Watson,
Georgia Tech.
(ENTERS: JERRY HOPKINS,
A&M, Lee Roy Jordan, Alabama;
and Ray Mansfield, Washington.
Quarterback •: Terry Baker,
Oregon State; Sonny Gibbs, TCU;
Jerry Cross, Detroit; Pat McCar
thy, Holy Cross; George Mira,
Miami; and Dick Shiner, Mary
land.
Halfbacks: Mallon Faircloth,
Tennessee; Larry Ferguson, Iowa;
Billy Gambrell, South Carolina;
Mike Haffner, U.C.L.A.; Dave
Hoppman, Iowa State; Roger
Kochman, Penn State; Mark Leg
gett, Duke; Charlie Mitchell,
Washington; Preacher Pilot, New
Mexico State; Pete Pedro, West
Texas State; Dave Raimey, Michi
gan; and Jerry Stovall, LSU.
Fullbacks: Mike Lind, Notre
Dame; 1 Ray Poage, Texas; George
Saimes, Michigan State; , and Ben
Wilson, Southern California.
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