All-American Selectors
The most widely reported All-American team selectors in 1922 were Walter Camp for Collier's Weekly, Athletic World magazine (selected by more than 200 coaches), Walter Eckersall for the Chicago Tribune, the New York Tribune (selected by Ray McCarthy, Grantland Rice and William B. Hanna), Norman E. Brown for the Central Press Association, and syndicated sports writers Billy Evans and Lawrence Perry. Evans selections for his "National Honor Roll" were based on his polling of 200 sports editors.
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