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NCAA Men's Basketball Records (Award Winners) Award Winners Division I Consensus All-American Selections .................................................... 134 Division I Academic All-Americans By Team ........................................................ 140 Division I Player of the Year ..................... 142 Divisions II and III Player of the Year ................................................... 144 Divisions II and III First-Team All-Americans By Team .......................... 145 Divisions II and III Academic All-Americans By Team .......................... 147 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Winners By Team ...................................... 148 134 DIVISION I CONSENSUS ALL-American Selections Division I Consensus All-American Selections 1917 1930 By Season Clyde Alwood, Illinois; Cyril Haas, Princeton; George Charley Hyatt, Pittsburgh; Branch McCracken, Indiana; Hjelte, California; Orson Kinney, Yale; Harold Olsen, Charles Murphy, Purdue; John Thompson, Montana 1905 Wisconsin; F.I. Reynolds, Kansas St.; Francis Stadsvold, St.; Frank Ward, Montana St.; John Wooden, Purdue. Oliver deGray Vanderbilt, Princeton; Harry Fisher, Yale; Minnesota; Charles Taft, Yale; Ray Woods, Illinois; Harry Young, Wash. & Lee. 1931 Marcus Hurley, Columbia; Willard Hyatt, Yale; Gilmore Wes Fesler, Ohio St.; George Gregory, Columbia; Joe Kinney, Yale; C.D. McLees, Wisconsin; James Ozanne, 1918 Reiff, Northwestern; Elwood Romney, BYU; John Chicago; Walter Runge, Colgate; Chris Steinmetz, Earl Anderson, Illinois; William Chandler, Wisconsin; Wooden, Purdue. Wisconsin; George Tuck, Minnesota. Harold Gillen, Minnesota; Hubert Peck, Penn; Craig Ruby, Missouri; Joseph Schwarzer, Syracuse; Eber 1932 1906 Simpson, Wisconsin; Alfred Sorenson, Washington St.; Louis Berger, Maryland; Ed Krause, Notre Dame; Forest Harold Amberg, Harvard; Garfield Brown, Minnesota; George Sweeney, Penn; Gene Vidal, Army. Sale, Kentucky; Les Witte, Wyoming; John Wooden, Eugene Cowell, Williams; George Flint, Penn; George Purdue. Grebenstein, Dartmouth; Ralph Griffiths, Harvard; 1919 Marcus Hurley, Columbia; Charles Keinath, Penn; Lance Farwell, Navy; Tony Hinkle, Chicago; Dutch 1933 James McKeag, Chicago; John Schommer, Chicago. Lonborg, Kansas; Leon Marcus, Syracuse; Dan Ed Krause, Notre Dame; Elliott Loughlin, Navy; Jerry McNichol, Penn; Arnold Oss, Minnesota; George Nemer, Southern California; Joe Reiff, Northwestern; 1907 Parrish, Virginia Tech; Erling Platou, Minnesota; Craig Forest Sale, Kentucky; Don Smith, Pittsburgh. Frank Arthur, Wisconsin; George Flint, Penn; Albert Ruby, Missouri; Andrew Stannard, Penn. Houghton, Chicago; Marcus Hurley, Columbia; Charles 1934 Keinath, Penn; Gilmore Kinney, Yale; John Ryan, 1920 Norman Cottom, Purdue; Claire Cribbs, Pittsburgh; Ed Columbia; John Schommer, Chicago; Oswald Tower, Howard Cann, New York U.; Charles Carney, Illinois; Krause, Notre Dame; Hal Lee, Washington; Les Witte, Williams; L. Parson Warren, Williams. Erving Cook, Washington; Forrest DeBernardi, Wyoming. Westminster (Mo.); George Gardner, Southwestern 1908 (Kan.); Tony Hinkle, Chicago; Dan McNichol, Penn; 1935 Hugh Harper, Wisconsin; Julian Hayward, Wesleyan; Hubert Peck, Penn; George Sweeney, Penn; George Bud Browning, Oklahoma; Claire Cribbs, Pittsburgh; Charles Keinath, Penn; Haskell Noyes, Yale; Pat Page, Williams, Missouri. Leroy Edwards, Kentucky; Jack Gray, Texas; Lee Guttero, Southern California. Chicago; John Pryor, Brown; John Ryan, Columbia; 1921 John Schommer, Chicago; Ira Streusand, CCNY; Helmer R.D. Birkhoff, Chicago; Herbert Bunker, Missouri; Everett 1936 Swenholt, Wisconsin. Dean, Indiana; Forrest DeBernardi, Westminster (Mo.); Vern Huffman, Indiana; Bob Kessler, Purdue ; Bill Kinner, 1909 Eddie Durno, Oregon; Basil Hayden, Kentucky; Dan Utah; Hank Luisetti, Stanford; John Moir, Notre Dame; Biaggio Gerussi, Columbia; Julian Hayward, Wesleyan; McNichol, Penn; Arnold Oss, Minnesota; Donald White, Paul Nowak, Notre Dame; Ike Poole, Arkansas. Tommy Johnson, Kansas; Charles Keinath, Penn; Ted Purdue; George Williams, Missouri. 1937 Kiendl, Columbia; Pat Page, Chicago; John Ryan, 1922 Jules Bender, Long Island; Hank Luisetti, Stanford; John Columbia; Raymond Scanlon, Notre Dame; John Arthur Browning, Missouri; Herbert Bunker, Missouri; Moir, Notre Dame; Paul Nowak, Notre Dame; Jewell Schommer, Chicago; Helmer Swenholt, Wisconsin. Charles Carney, Illinois; Paul Endacott, Kansas; George Young, Purdue. 1910 Gardner, Southwestern (Kan.); William Graves, Penn; 1938 William Broadhead, New York U.; Leon Campbell, Marshall Hjelte, Oregon St.; Arthur Loeb, Princeton; Ira Meyer Bloom, Temple; Hank Luisetti, Stanford; John Colgate; Dave Charters, Purdue; William Copthorne, McKee, Navy; Ray Miller, Purdue. Moir, Notre Dame; Paul Nowak, Notre Dame; Fred Army; Charles Eberle, Swarthmore; Samuel Harman, 1923 Pralle, Kansas; Jewell Young, Purdue. Rochester; Ted Kiendl, Columbia; Ernest Lambert, Charlie T. Black, Kansas; Arthur Browning, Missouri; Oklahoma; W. Vaughn Lewis, Williams; Pat Page, Herbert Bunker, Missouri; Cartwright Carmichael, 1939 Chicago. North Carolina; Paul Endacott, Kansas; Al Fox, Idaho; First Team—Ernie Andres, Indiana; Jimmy Hull, Ohio Ira McKee, Navy; Arthur Loeb, Princeton; Jimmy Lovley, St.; Chet Jaworski, Rhode Island; Irving Torgoff, Long 1911 Creighton; John Luther, Cornell. Island; Urgel Wintermute, Oregon. A.D. Alexander, Columbia; Dave Charters, Purdue; Second Team—Robert Anet, Oregon; Bob Calihan, C.C. Clementson, Washington; Harry Hill, Navy; John 1924 Detroit; Bob Hassmiller, Fordham; Michael Novak, Keenan, St. John’s (N.Y.); Ted Kiendl, Columbia; Frank Arthur Ackerman, Kansas; Charlie T. Black, Kansas; Loyola (Ill.); Bernard Opper, Kentucky. Lawler, Minnesota; W.M. Lee, Columbia; Walter Scoville, Cartwright Carmichael, North Carolina; Jack Cobb, Wisconsin; Lewis Walton, Penn. North Carolina; Abb Curtis, Texas; Slats Gill, Oregon St.; 1940 Harry Kipke, Michigan; Hugh Latham, Oregon; Jimmy First Team—Gus Broberg, Dartmouth; John Dick, 1912 Lovley, Creighton; Hugh Middlesworth, Butler. Oregon; George Glamack, North Carolina; Bill Hapac, Claus Benson, Columbia; Thomas Canfield, St. Lawrence; Illinois; Ralph Vaughn, Southern California. Lewis Castle, Syracuse; Fred Gieg, Swarthmore; Ernst 1925 Second Team—Jack Harvey, Colorado; Marvin Mensel, Dartmouth; Emil Schradieck, Colgate; Alphonse Arthur Ackerman, Kansas; Burgess Carey, Kentucky; Huffman, Indiana; James McNatt, Oklahoma; Jesse Schumacher, Dayton; Rufus Sisson, Dartmouth; Otto Jack Cobb, North Carolina; Emanuel Goldblatt, Penn; Renick, Oklahoma St. Stangel, Wisconsin; William Turner, Penn. Victor Hanson, Syracuse; Noble Kizer, Notre Dame; Johnny Miner, Ohio St.; Earl Mueller, Colorado Col.; 1941 1913 Gerald Spohn, Washburn; Carlos Steele, Oregon St. First Team—John Adams, Arkansas; Gus Broberg, Eddie Calder, St. Lawrence; Sam Carrier, Nebraska; 1926 Dartmouth; Howard Engleman, Kansas; Gene Englund, George Halstead, Cornell; Edward Hayward, Wesleyan; Wisconsin; George Glamack, North Carolina. Allen Johnson, Wisconsin; William Roberts, Army; Jack Cobb, North Carolina; George Dixon, California; Richard Doyle, Michigan; Emanuel Goldblatt, Penn; Second Team—Frank Baumholtz, Ohio; Robert Hamilton Salmon, Princeton; Alphonse Schumacher, Kinney, Rice; Paul Linde man, Washington St.; Stan Dayton; Larry Teeple, Purdue; Laurence Wild, Navy. Gale Gordon, Kansas; Victor Hanson, Syracuse; Carl Loeb, Princeton; Albert Peterson, Kansas; George Modzelewski, Rhode Island; Oscar Schechtman, Long 1914 Spradling, Purdue; Algot Westergren, Oregon. Island. Lewis Castle, Syracuse; Gil Halstead, Cornell; Carl 1927 1942 Harper, Wisconsin; Ernest Houghton, Union (N.Y.); Sidney Corenman, Creighton; George Dixon, First Team—Price Brookfield, West Tex. A&M; Robert Walter Lunden, Cornell; Dan Meenan, Columbia; Nelson California; Victor Hanson, Syracuse; John Lorch, Davies, Seton Hall; Bob Kinney, Rice; John Kotz, Norgren, Chicago; Elmer Oliphant, Purdue; Everett Columbia; Ross McBurney, Wichita St.; John Nyikos, Wisconsin; Andrew Phillip, Illinois. Southwick, CCNY; Eugene Van Gent, Wisconsin. Notre Dame; Bennie Oosterbaan, Michigan; Gerald Second Team—Donald Burness, Stanford; Wilfred 1915 Spohn, Washburn; Cat Thompson, Montana St.; Harry Doerner, Evansville; Robert Doll, Colorado; John W.P. Arnold, Yale; Leslie Brown, Cornell; Ernest Wilson, Army. Mandic, Oregon St.; Stan Modzelewski, Rhode Island; Houghton, Union (N.Y.); Charlie Lee, Columbia; 1928 George Munroe, Dartmouth. George Levis, Wisconsin; Elmer Oliphant, Purdue; Tony Victor Holt, Oklahoma; Charley Hyatt, Pittsburgh; Alfred 1943 Savage, Washington; Ralph Sproull, Kansas; Wellington James, Washington; Charles Murphy, Purdue; Bennie Strickley, Virginia; Ray Woods, Illinois. First Team—Ed Beisser, Creighton; Charles Black, Oosterbaan, Michigan; Wallace Reed, Pittsburgh; Glen Kansas; Harry Boy koff, St. John’s (N.Y.); William Closs, 1916 Rose, Arkansas; Joe Schaaf, Penn; Ernest Simpson, Rice; Andrew Phillip, Illinois; Ken Sailors, Wyoming; Roy Bohler, Washington St.; William Chandler, Colorado Col.; Cat Thompson, Montana St. George Senesky, St. Joseph’s. Wisconsin; Cyril Haas, Princeton; George Levis, 1929 Second Team—Gale Bishop, Washington St.; Otto Wisconsin; Clyde Littlefield, Texas; Edward McNichol, Vern Corbin, California; Tho mas Churchill, Oklahoma; Graham, Northwestern; John Kotz, Wisconsin; Bob Penn; Dick Romney, Utah; Ade Sieberts, Oregon St.; Charley Hyatt, Pittsburgh; Charles Murphy, Purdue; Joe Rensberger, Notre Dame; Gene Rock, Southern Fred Williams, Missouri; Ray Woods,
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