1917 All-Pacific Coast football team explained

The 1917 All-Pacific Coast football team consists of American football players chosen by various organizations for All-Pacific Coast teams for the 1917 college football season.

All-Pacific Coast selections

Quarterback

• Bill Steers, Oregon (GV-1; PS-1)
• Henry Reardon, Oregon Agricultural (GV-2)

Halfbacks

• Benton Bangs, Washington State (GV-1; PS-1)
• Wells, California (GV-1; PS-1)
• Raymond Gardner, Washington (GV-2)
• Lodell, Oregon Agricultural (GV-2)

Fullback

• Ernest Murphy, Washington (GV-1; PS-1)
• Lee Bissett, Oregon Agricultural (GV-2)

Ends

• Clarence Zimmerman, Washington State (GV-1; PS-1)
• Hubbard, Washington State (GV-1; PS-1)
• L. Hanley, Washington State (GV-2)
• John V. Gifford, California (GV-2)

Tackles

• Walker, Oregon Agricultural (GV-1; PS-1)
• Walter A. Gordon, California (GV-2; PS-1)
• Walter Herreid, Washington State (GV-1)
• Anderson, Washington (GV-2)

Guards

• Williams, Oregon Agricultural (GV-1; PS-1)
• Charles Lane, California (GV-2; PS-1)
• Stites, Washington State (GV-1)
• Blake, Washington (GV-2)

Centers

• Hansen, California (GV-1; PS-1)
• Selph, Oregon Agricultural (GV-2)

Key

GV = George Varnell^[1]

PS = Plowden Stott^[2]

See also

• 1917 College Football All-America Team

Notes and References

1. News: Pullman and O.A.C. Men Head The List of All-Star Players. Spokane Daily Chronicle. December 1, 1917. 12.
2. News: Football Expert Likes O.A.C. Men. Spokane Daily Chronicle. December 3, 1917. 16.