Southwest May Be Big Source For All-America Selections
The Southwest, Big Ten and Southeastern Conferences supply top All-America talent as tests approach. Notable players include Jay Berwanger of Chicago, Ozzie Simmons of Iowa, and stars from Minnesota, Ohio State, SMU, Rice, Texas Christian, and LSU. Contenders span Alabama, Princeton, Dartmouth, and Army, with multiple standout backs and ends across the regions.
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Ozzie Simmons
Sheldon Beise
Dick Crayne
Merle Wendt
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Weisel
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Charles
Monk) Meyer
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Ray
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District 7 schoolboys dope sheet reports several results
District 7 standings show Polytechnic Fort Worth Paschal and Masonic Home with partial records and upcoming games including Paschal at Stripling and Polytechnic at Masonic Home. District 9 and 10 list varied records and Friday schedules with final matches set for late November.
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Polytechnic
For Worth
Ana Paschal
Fort Worth
Stripling
Paschal
North Side
L.t
Gladewater
Tyler
Texarkana
Marshall
Longview
Kilgore
District 16 basketball results list Harlingen and Laredo lead
District 16 results show Harlingen defeating Laredo 32 to 0 and Corpus Christi 32 to 0, with Kingsville and Brownsville suffering losses. Final games list Brownsville at Laredo and Harlingen at Brownsville, noting Harlingen and Fairbore and Laevreto in matchups.
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Corpus Christi
Ann Rabetown
Ann Kingsville
Ann Brownaville
Laredo
Icice
Harlingen
Fainbure
Harlingen & Laredo
Corpus Christ
Kingsville
Amen
Brownsville
Taredo
Falinhure
New
Rebstown
Corpus Cherati Fairbore
Ef Laevreto
Grownrville
Footloose drink craving after repeal noted at Duke game
Washington dispatch recalls cheers and confusion after the Prohibition repeal. A Durham Duke football crowd amid dry county boundaries drinks 3 2 beer and corn whiskey, with observers noting renewed thirst and social reactions. Jetting from the stadium, a traveler recalls fueling with a cocktail and the night winds toward Major League games and local club fixtures.
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Washington
North Carolina Duke
Durham
North Carolina
Hills
Stills
Johnny
Grid Stars on Works Relief
A U P survey shows football players at 24 colleges receive NYA aid, earning 15 to 25 dollars monthly for library, lab, or athletic office work. Forty five schools are included. several report none or uncertain participation. Some teams use aid for non football students. others cite time constraints for players.
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New York
U.P
Uncle Sam
National Youth Administration
United Press
Minnesota
University of Town
N. Y A
University of Georgia
Carnegie Tech
N. V
West Virginia
Geneva College
Oklahoma University
Illinois
Dickinson College
Vanderbilt
Texas
U. of Toledo
Georgia Tech
Washington U. of St. Louis
Brown
Kent State
Cincinnati U
Xavier
Football and baseball notes from a busy sports week
A collage of sports items reports Billy Evans leaving as Cleveland Indians business manager possibly to Detroit. Dartmouth renews Red Blaik’s contract amid Saturday uncertainty. Gabby Street progress noted for managing the Missions in 1935 and Saints in 1936. Joe Louis exhibition tour in New England cited as pre training for a heavyweight bout. Pepper Martin target mentioned. Elon College coach Pea Head Walker touts a star halfback known for long, accurate passes and rigorous drills.
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New York
Billy Evans
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Dartmouth
Red Blaik
Burt Keane
Hartford
Gabby Street
Missions
Saints
Wallace Wade
Duke
Joe Louis
New England
Fritz Crisler
Charlie Grimm
Chuck Klein
Pepper Martin
Pea
Walker
Elon College
South
Trade Winds Blow as Baseballs Men Meet
Dayton nov 20 base ball trade winds blew today as the minor league meeting opened but few trades were consummated. Managers held off on final decisions hoping for better bargains later. Rickey spotlighted with 30 of 38 Red Birds up for auction while Dizzy Dean Paul Dean and Haines remained guaranteed Cardinal berths. Bud Tinning moved from Columbus to Albany via waivers and a Galveston Albany swap sent several players including Linton for Filley Richmond and others. Managerial reshuffles followed with Max Bishop leaving the majors to run Portland and Bob Coleman named 1936 skipper at San Antonio.
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Dayton
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Birds
Dizzy
Paul Dean
Jesse Haines
Joe Medwick
Terry Moore
Leo Durocher
James ‘Ripper’ Collins
Frank Frisch
Cardinal
Rickey
Billy Evans
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Walter O. Briggs
Briggs
Bud Tinning
Columbus American Association
Albany
International League
Galveston
Texas Loop
Roy Koehler
Claude
Bob) Linton
Mark Filley
Bery
Richmond
Charles Hostetler
Pete Susko
Danny McGee
Max Bishop
Boston Red Sox
Portland
San Antonio
Bob Coleman
Cochran Wins Out Meet s In Dramatic 45 Inning Billiard Title
Welker Cochran of San Francisco defeated Willie Hoppe of New York 50 to 46 in 45 innings to capture the world three cushion billiard title. Cochran’s seven high run sealed the win after trailing 43 to 46 in the 45th frame. Hoppe, aiming to win the title and other crowns, will play Arthur Thurnblad tonight for runner-up honors. Both players stood at seven wins and two losses.
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Chicago
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Willie Hoppe
New York
Cochran
Hoppe
Johnny Layton
Sedalia
Arthur Thurnblad
Olympic Star Meets Hallas In Semi Final Match
Jack Van Bebber, the youthful Olympic champion, appears in the semi final of the wrestling show at the National Guard Armory Thursday night. He will face Billy Hallas of El Paso, as Benny Wilson the wrestling cowboy is sidelined by a broken wrist. The top bout features Danny McShane versus Larry Tillman, with Nick Bozinis matching Marvin Barackman in the undercard.
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National Guard Armory
van Bebber
Billy Hallas
el Paso
Benny Wilson
Dallas
Wilson
Danny McShane
Larry Tillman
Oklahoma
Nick Bozinis
Marvin Barackman
Color Blind Quarterback Mystery At Practice
A veteran coach recalls testing a quarterback after recurring practice errors. Despite confidence from practice, opponents consistently intercepted his passes. After long years in football, the coach finally has eyes examined revealing the quarterback cannot distinguish our jersey colors from the opponents.
Wrestler Steele Beats Levinsky In Mixed Bout
In St Louis in November 2004 Ray Steele quickly defeated King Levinsky in a ten round mixed bout. Steele pinned Levinsky in 35 seconds of the first round after a swift dive and body block, drawing boos from about 12 000 spectators. Levinsky cried foul claiming the referee should have reset the count. Steele proclaimed willingness to rematch for $1000, asserting wrestlers can defeat boxers.
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Steele
Levinsky
Ray Steele
King Leyinsky
Kingfish
Arlington Downs to close with Will Rogers races tomorrow
Arlington Downs in Texas will end its current meet tomorrow with the Will Rogers memorial races. The closing date was moved up from today by the Texas Racing Commission. Tickets are available at City Drug Store, 617 Polk Street.
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City Drug Store
Polk Street
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