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    1918 All-Service football team

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    1918 college football season

    The 1918 All-Service football team consists of American football players selected to the all-service football teams chosen by various selectors.

    All-Service players of 1918[edit]

    Ends[edit]

    • Woodruff, Granite State (WC-1)
    • Clarence Zimmerman, Washington State; Mare Island Marines (WC-1)
    • Schroeder, Minnesota; Chicago Naval Reserves (WE-1)
    • Klein, Illinois; Chicago Naval Reserves (WE-1)
    • George Halas, Illinois; Great Lakes Navy (WC-2)
    • Statz, Camp Slocum (WC-2)
    • Jardine, Camp Dodge (WE-2)
    • Mansfield, Camp Grant (WE-2)
    • Chambers, Mather Field (WC-3)
    • Dick Reichle, Illinois; Great Lakes Navy (WC-3)

    Tackles[edit]

    • Christian "Big Ben" Bentz, Montana; Chicago Naval Reserves (WC-1, WE-1)
    • Hugh Blacklock, Michigan Agricultural; Great Lakes Navy (WC-1, WE-1)
    • Conway, Newport (WC-2)
    • Andrews, Chicago Naval Reserves (WE-2)
    • Hankey, Camp Grant (WE-2)
    • Pud Seidel, Pitt; Camp Greenleaf (WC-3)
    • Maynard, Bremerton (WC-3)

    Guards[edit]

    • Emmett Keefe, Notre Dame; Great Lakes Navy (WC-2 [as t], WE-1)
    • Jock Sutherland, Pitt; Camp Greenleaf (WC-1)
    • Johnny Budd, Lafayette; League Island (WC-1)
    • Jerry Jones, Notre Dame; Great Lakes Navy (WE-1)
    • Fred Hamilton, Washington State; Mather Field (WC-2)
    • Oldham, Armed Guard (WC-2)
    • Knute Cauldwell, Wabash; Camp Taylor (WE-2)
    • Massopust, Camp Dodge (WE-2)
    • Lynch, Newport (WC-3)
    • Thockmorton, Pelham (WC-3)

    Centers[edit]

    • Charlie Bachman, Notre Dame; Great Lakes Navy (WC-1)
    • Al Feeney, Notre Dame; Camp Taylor (WE-1)
    • Selph, Camp Lewis (WC-2)
    • William C. "Dutch" Gorgas, Chicago; Cleveland Naval Reserves (WE-2)
    • Jake Risley, Oregon; Mare Island Marines (WC-3)

    Quarterbacks[edit]

    • Paddy Driscoll, Northwestern; Great Lakes Navy (WC-1, WE-1)
    • Gaylord Stinchcomb, Ohio State; Cleveland Naval Reserves (WC-2, WE-2)
    • Albright, Camp Dix (WC-3)

    Halfbacks[edit]

    • Jimmy DeHart, Pitt; Mather Field (WC-1)
    • George Hoban, Lehigh; Camp Devens (WC-1)
    • Jerry Johnson, Morningside; Chicago Naval Reserves (WE-1)
    • Everett Strupper, Georgia Tech; Camp Gordon (WC-2)
    • Lear, Pelham (WC-2)
    • Coughlin, Camp Dodge (WE-2)
    • Hal Erickson, St. Olaf's; Great Lakes Navy (WE-2)
    • White, Harvard Radio (WC-3)
    • Howard Berry, Penn; Camp Hancock (WC-3)

    Fullbacks[edit]

    • Moon Ducote, Auburn; Cleveland Naval Reserves (WC-2, WE-1 [as hb])
    • Charlie Brickley, Harvard; Hoboken Trans (WC-1)
    • Bob Koehler, Northwestern; Chicago Naval Reserves (WE-1)
    • Hoffman, Cornell; Camp Taylor (WE-2)
    • Andy Hillhouse, Brown; Camp Merritt (WC-3)

    Key[edit]

    • WC = Walter Camp's All-Service selection.[1]
    • WE = Walter Eckersall's All-Service selection.[2][3]
    • 1 – First-team selection
    • 2 – Second-team selection
    • 3 – Third-team selection

    References[edit]

    1. ^ Walter Camp (1919). "The All-Service Team". Collier's Weekly: 80.
    2. ^ "The official football guide". Shawnee Mission, Kansas, NCAA Publishing Service.
    3. ^ "Clipped from the des Moines Register". The des Moines Register. 15 December 1918. p. 15.
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