The Archive · 1939

Ends Louis Daddio, Pittsburgh, 217 points

"this year he scored one touchdown, kicked 18 points after touchdown and two field goals. He is the crashing type of end and. he stood out on the Pittsburgh team, which many per-.|sons consider one of the greatest in the country despite its two defeats.

John Wysocki, Villanova, 189 points. Many who voted said he was not as great a player this year as he was last year when he was an end on the United Press all-America Team, but he still was good enough to beat out Holland of Cornell who got 178 points and Wyatt of Tennessee who got 168. Wysocki is a smart, cat-like player. A fine pass receiver and a genius on end-around plays. Defensively, crowded opposing kickers all season and was great on blocking punts.

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