The 1941 Little All-America college football team is composed of college football players from small colleges and universities who were selected by the Associated Press (AP) as the best players at each position. For 1941, the AP selected first, second, and third teams.[1]
| Position
|
Player
|
Team
|
| B
|
Marv Tommervik
|
Pacific Lutheran
|
| Noble Smith
|
Hawaii
|
| James Jones
|
Union (TN)
|
| Jack Hunt
|
Marshall
|
| E
|
Henry Stanton
|
Arizona
|
| Mike Yurcheshen
|
Case
|
| T
|
Dick Moe
|
Colorado Mines
|
| Ed Kromka
|
Missouri Mines
|
| G
|
Nick George
|
Waynesburg
|
| Garland Gregory
|
Louisiana Tech
|
| C
|
Stuart Clarkson
|
Texas A&I
|
| Position
|
Player
|
Team
|
| B
|
Owen Price
|
Texas Mines
|
| Milt Jannone
|
Hamilton
|
| Virgil Wagner
|
Millikin
|
| Jim Carrier
|
Wesleyan (CT)
|
| E
|
Jim Fitzharris
|
St. Thomas (MN)
|
| Charles Schuster
|
Eastern Kentucky State
|
| T
|
Tom Barber
|
Chattanooga
|
| George Watts
|
Appalachian State
|
| G
|
Anthony Jo Fraiola
|
Willamette
|
| Albert Will
|
Trinity (CT)
|
| C
|
Ray Satterlee
|
Eastern Washington
|
| Position
|
Player
|
Team
|
| B
|
Ben Collins
|
West Texas State
|
| Doug Rehor
|
Dickinson
|
| Jim Tarrant
|
Howard (AL)
|
| Tony Colella
|
Canisius
|
| E
|
Roland Warren
|
Howard Payne
|
| Bob Metzger
|
Western Michigan
|
| T
|
Paul Newell
|
Nebraska State Teachers
|
| Tony Macikas
|
Cincinnati
|
| G
|
Steve Vucic
|
Saint Vincent
|
| Louis Gonias
|
Grinnell
|
| C
|
Ed Ellis
|
Catawba
|
