varsity letters for their work on the 1926 football team: Ray Baer, Louisville, Kentucky – started 6 games at left tackle Richard Sidney "Syd" Dewey, Monroe, Michigan – started 6 games at left guard, 1 game at right guard Victor E. Domhoff – quarterback William R. Flora, Muskegon, Michigan – started 7 games at right end Benny Friedman, Cleveland, Ohio – started 7 games at quarterback Norman Gabel, Detroit, Michigan – started 6 games at right tackle Louis Gilbert, Kalamazoo, Michigan – started 5 games at left halfback Harold T. Greenwald, Chicago, Illinois – started 1 game at right halfback Henry S. Grinnell – tackle William H. Heath – tackle LeRoy G. Heston – end Leo W. Hoffman – halfback John H. Lovette, Saginaw, Michigan – started 5 games at right guard Kent C. McIntyre – guard James F. Miller, Jr., Adrian, Michigan – started 2 games at left halfback John J. Molenda, Detroit, Michigan – started 4 games at fullback, 3 games at right halfback Herman Z. Nyland, Jr. – end Bennie Oosterbaan, Muskegon, Michigan – started 7 games at left end John M. Palmeroli, Highland Park, Michigan – started 1 game at left guard William H. Puckelwartz – quarterback George E. Rich, Lakewood, Ohio – started 3 games at right halfback John B. Schoenfeld, Bartlesville, Oklahoma – started 2 games at center George G. Squires (or Squier), South Haven, Michigan – started 1 game at right guard, 1 game at right tackle Joseph R. Truskowski, Detroit, Michigan – started 5 games at center Wally Weber, Mt. Clemens, Michigan – started 3 games at fullback aMa letter winners The following players won aMa letters for their work on the 1926 football team: Dudley G. Black – fullback Frank A. Harrigan – halfback Maxwell E. Nickerson – tackle Marshall Boden – end Frank E. Meese – tackle Otto Pommerening, Ann Arbor, Michigan – started 1 game at left tackle Raymond A. Cragin – center George A. Nicholson, Jr. – center Awards and honors All-Americans: Benny Friedman (consensus), Bennie Oosterbaan (consensus) All-Conference: Bennie Oosterbaan (AP-1), Benny Friedman (AP-1), William Flora (AP-2), Ray Baer (AP-2), John Lovette (AP-2) Most Valuable Player: Benny Friedman Meyer Morton Award: George Rich Coaching staff Head coach: Fielding H. Yost Assistant coaches: Jack Blott, Harvey Emery, Ray Fisher, Judson Hyames, Cliff Keen, Harry Kipke, William Louisell, Edwin Mather, George F. Veenker, Tad Wieman Trainer: Charles B. Hoyt