THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1933. Maurice Kennedy Named On All-State Selection Spaulding Guide To Feature Utah Scholastic Choice Deseret News-Standard-Examiner Critics Name Outstanding Stars For 1933; Box Elder Gridders Chosen; Dieu of Weber Rates Second Team Position By MACK CORBETT ELEVEN hand-picked stars of the high school gridiron, better known as the all-state football team, bring honor to eight schools throughout the length and breadth of Utah in 1933 according to the annual official Spaulding Guide selection of the Deseret News and Ogden Standard-Examiner. The popular vote of officials, coaches and sports writers in each of the six Beehive prep conferences resulted this year in the most con¬clusive choice of recent history. The honored schools are Tooele, with three, Box Elder with two, and Sprlngville, Ogden, Jordan, Fillmore, Carbon and Granite each KENNEDY SENSATION. Kennedy is a rare combination of size, speed and football instinct. This ilkeable, curly-headed Ogden boy should go a long way in col¬lege. He has everything, including that rare co-ordination and rhythm developed only by basketball. Maurice has been a mighty player in cry game this year. The backfield averages 168 pounds, id all four graduate this year. The second and third teams speak themselves, while many of the inorable mention players would idoubtedly have achieved greater coenitlon had their teams been are in the limelight. Since Salt Lake City two-year i 'lools do not compete with U. H. A. schools, their players could F ily b considered for all-state lation selection this year. KENNEDY Ogden (F.B.) TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, 1933. GIRL DESIGNS PRIZE DISPLAY Arch Will Be Erected At Intersection In Time For Celebration Lola Woodbury, 515 Twentieth street, a junior student at the Og¬den High school, was today an-nounced winner of the $5 cash prize offered by the chamber of commerce Christmas lighting committee for the best holiday decoration for the intersection at Twenty-fifth street and Washington avenue. LANTERN SIMULATED The design which promises to rival those arranged by students of the junior and senior high schools last year for another intersection, consists of a lantern effect at the top of the arch, with streamers run¬ning to the poles and candle ideas at the poles. The display will be reproduced in brilliant colors and is scheduled to be in place for the Christmas celebration the night of December 1. Miss Woodbury is an art student in the class of LeConte Stewart who co-operated with the Christmas lighting committee and Miss Sarah Wilson, art supervisor of the Og¬den city schools, in the lighting movement this year. There were nearly a score of drawings submit¬ted by art students, all of them highly commendable, according to Ithe judges Who gave Miss Woodbury the decision. These Gridders Represent Cream Of Prep Crop FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM THIRD TEAM PLAYER SCHOOL HT. WT. Player School Pos. Player School End-Joe Jetti Toole 5-10 150 Dieu Weber end Madsen Provo End-Dick Hansen Box Elder 5-10 150 Wood Granite end Kinnard Ogden Tackle-Harold Schleckman Granite 6-1 190 LaBelle Tooele tackle Callister Fillmore Tackle-Bill Wilkin Springville 6-2 206 Egbert Box Elder tackle Jewkes Carbon S f-9 180 Lewis Logan guard Salemina Tooele Guard-Vaughn Lloyd Jordan 5-8 165 Player Granite guard Wing Springville Center-Vernon Mills Carbon 5-10 165 Higgins Ogden center Oviatt Davis Quarterback-Milton Mecham Box Elder 5-8 153 Sumsion Springville quarter. Patterick Carbon Halfback- Jim Rinaldi Tooele 5~U 175 Minson Box Elder halfback Rasmussen Davis Halfback-Meldon Warner Fillmore 5-9 172 Kramer Granite halfback Ev'ncovich Tooele Fullback-Maurice Kennedy Ogden 6-0 175 Dow Jordan fullback Nash Preston HONORABLE MENTION ENDS—Despain, Park City; Hulse, Murray; W. Smith, Bingha m; Smith, Spanish Fork; Jensen Box Elder TACKLES Fitzgerald, Jordan; Atkinson Davis; Choate, North Cache; McGarry, Park City; Vance, Murray. GUARDS--Jolley, Park City; Weenig, Jordan; Richards, Bear River CENTERS-Beckstead, Jordan; Marsh, Cyprus. QUARTERBACKS-Mackay: Granite- H Smith Bingham; Rowse, Ogden; McKissick, Park City. HALFBACKS- Kesler, Fillmore; Shafer, Moab; Otterbeck, Logan; Nichols, Granite; Cherry, Wasatch academy; Ream, Provo. FULLBACKS--McBeth, Payson; Stringham, Granite; Townsend, Murray; Nicastro, Carbon; Argyle, Spanish Fork; Allison, Park City.