The 1924 All-Pacific Coast Conference football team consists of

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players chosen by various organizations for All-Pacific Coast teams for the

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All-Pacific Coast selections

Quarterback

* Skippy Stivers, Idaho (UP-1)

Halfbacks

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, California (UP-1) *

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, Washington (UP-1)

Fullback

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, Washington (UP-1)

Ends

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, USC (UP-1) * Jim Lawson, Stanford (UP-1)

Tackles

* Norman Anderson, USC (UP-1) *

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, USC (UP-1)

Guards

* Dana Carey, California (UP-1) * Fred H. Swan, Stanford (UP-1)

Centers

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, California (UP-1)

Key

UP =

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References

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