Sporting News, the United Press, the Central Press Association and the Walter Camp Football Foundation. Westfall also received All-Big Ten honors from both the Associated Press and the United Press. (In 1987, Westfall was enshrined in the College Football Hall of Fame.) Other Wolverines receiving post-season honors included: Right tackle Al Wistert received second-team All-America honors from the United Press, Central Press, and Life magazine. He was also selected as the fullback on the national champion Minnesota team's "all-opponent" team. Left tackle Reuben Kelto received the team's Most Valuable Player award. After Kelto played 56 of 60 minutes against Illinois in 1941, a writer in the Detroit Free Press wrote: "If ever there was an under-rated football player, it is this 198-pound tackle." Center Robert Ingalls was selected by the United Press and the Associated Press as a first-team All-Big Ten player. He was also selected as the center on Minnesota's "all-opponent" team. Halfback Tom Kuzma, Michigan's leading scorer, received second-team All-Big Ten honors from the United Press. Kuzma ranked eighth among halfbacks in the United Press' All-America voting, earning "honorable mention" with 144 points. He was also selected as a halfback on Minnesota's "all-opponent" team. Guard Merv Pregulman was selected by the United Press as a second-team All-Big Ten player. Pregulman also received the team's Meyer Morton Award, as the player who showed "the greatest development and most promise as a result of the annual spring practice." He was also selected as a guard on Minnesota's "all-opponent" team. End Joe Rogers was selected by the Associated Press as a second-team All-Big Ten player. Players Varsity letter winners Twenty-five players received varsity letters for their participation on the 1941 Michigan team. The letter winners were: Donald P. Boor, Dearborn, Michigan – fullback George Ceithaml – started 8 games at quarterback Leo P. Cunningham, Revere, Massachusetts – tackle Robert L. Flora, Muskegon, Michigan – tackle Julius Franks, Hamtramck, Michigan – guard Harlin E. Fraumann – started 8 games at left end Robert Ingalls – started 8 games at center Jack Karwales, Chicago – end Reuben Kelto – started 8 games at right tackle Theodore Kennedy, Jr., Saginaw, Michigan – center Robert Kolesar – started 8 games at left guard Tom Kuzma – started 7 games at left halfback John T. Laine, Puritan, Michigan – guard Harold "Tippy" Lockard – started 5 games at right halfback Elmer Madar, Detroit – quarterback William