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Show Ott RomneyEndOtt fulfilled all the promises that were made of him at the close of the 1910 season. He was the headiest player on the team. His value was increased by his ability to play halfback, quarter, end, or defensive center. At end he was down fast on kicks, and a hard tackier. As defensive centre he was great. Quick to size up the opponents' plays, he worked the line like a machine.Vic HamptonEndVic well deserves the "U" he wears. As tackle or end, he played very creditably in spite of the newness of the latter position. His shoe string-tackling' was quite prominent. In scrimmages in the latter part of the season he disclosed ability to hit the line, that may land him in the backfield next fall.Sam OlesonTackleSam's playing in 1911 was away ahead of his past performances. The most experienced man on the line, he was always consistent. His defensive work was especially notable. Time after time he would use his tremendous strength to crash through the opponents' line and smash plays up before they were started. His selection on the All Rocky Mountain team was a high compliment to his ability.Ed PetersonTacklePete at offensive tackle and defensive end was a tower of strength. Ripping, tearing, smashing, dashing, he was the hardest fighter on the line. "Look out for the white-headed Swede," was a common cry among our opponents.m ' * -151 |