All America Football Eleven Named by United Press
Pacific Coast stars yield to Middle West strength as United Press selects the 1933 All-America team with five Coast players and three from Michigan, Army and Purdue. Alternates and third team listed with positions and colleges.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
U.P
Pacific Coast
Nited Press
Michigan
Army
Purdue
Petockey
Detroit
Wand
Ieeeevees
Rere Wavaeget
Northwestern
Crawford
Duke Rosenberg
Southern California
Getler
Franklin
Oregon State
Arvey
Holy Cross
Ablonsky
Isola
Fordham
Alton
Pittsburgh
Sanrinus
St. Mary's
Mith
Centenary
Ilson
Skulak
Oremon
Feathers
Etoskey
Den
Geisler
Moyaaho
Southwestern
Biff Jones
Estern
Wistert
Southwest
Bernard
Warburton
Kladany
Butler Field Is Busy Place This Afternoon
Henry McLemore reports from New York on the annual harness horse auction at Squadron A Armory on Madison Avenue. The event draws a mixed crowd as bidders chase top sires and racing stock including Inspector from Walnut Hall Farm and the Duke of Frisco, with bids climbing to 300 dollars before late offerings continue into the night.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Madison Avenue
John Bain
Lexington
Inspector
Walnut Hall Farm
Donerail
Kentucky
Bain
Walnut Hall
Peter Volo
Duke of
Frisco
Selka
Fight Results by the Associated Press roundup
Los Angeles fighter Baby Arizmendi outpointed Eddie Shea in a 129 to 128 decision. Maxie Rosenbloom and Clyde Chastain drew in Houston. Frankie Hughes outpointed Don La Rue in Alexandria. Pete Sarron beat Varias Milling in Birmingham. Jimmy Maloney defeated Jack Van Noy in Dallas. Little Pancho outpointed Augie Curtis in Seattle.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Baby Arizmendi
Mexico
Eddie Shea
Chicago
Houston
Tex
Maxie Rosenbloom
New York
Clyde Chastain
Dallas
Drew
Frankie Hughes
Indianapolis
Don la Rue
Montreal
Alexandria
Pete Sarron
Birmingham
Ala
Varias Milling
San Francisco
Jimmy Maloney
Boston
Jack van Noy
Seattle
Little Pancho
Manila
Augie Curtis
Wrestling Results From New York Match Fast paced action reports
Jim Londos of Greece defeated Paul Boesch of Brooklyn and Fred Grubmeier of Iowa with throws on Carl Davis of Texas and Jack Humberto of Mexico in a decisive card. Washington high of Milwaukee tallied over 400 rushing yards and 27 first downs across two games but lost 2-0 and 12-0.
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New York
Jim Londos
Greece
Paul Boesch
Brooklyn
Fred Grubmeier
Iowa
Carl Davis
Texas
Jack Humberto
Mexico
Dick Raines
Washington High
Milwaukee
Annual Texas Texas A&M clash eyes colorful showdown
Dallas datelined piece notes the 40th Texas Texas A&M football meeting at College Station as the teams enter with mixed records, the long running series led by Texas 24 wins to 12 with three ties, and forecasts a surprise outcome despite standings. Arkansas, Tulsa battle in an unofficial title game with Arkansas favored. Remaining SWC games set for December 2.
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Dallas
U.P
University of Texas
Texas A. & M
College Station
Longhorns
Aggies
SMU Prepares for Texas Christian Battle at Fort Worth
SMU football drills were set for hard practice today and Thursday as the team readies for Saturday’s showdown with Texas Christian University in Fort Worth. Coach Clyde Carter’s status hung in doubt due to a bruised leg while Baylor’s Bears also held an intensive scrimmage in Waco ahead of their game.
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United Press
Dallas
U.P
Southern Methodist University
Fort Worth
Texas Christian University
Clyde Carter
Mustang
Waco
Baylor University Bears
Sandie Pep Squad To Lead Rally At Fair Theater
A pre game pep rally for Sandie Westerner football will be held at 9 o clock tonight at the Fair Theater after a downtown Amarillo parade. The band will perform on stage and yells will be given before the screening of Berkeley Square.
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Sandie
Fair Theater
Amarillo
Berkeley Square
Conference season ends as teams face rivals
Baylor Bears prep for a Saturday showdown with Rice Institute Owls while Arkansas Razorbacks prepare for Tulsa on Thanksgiving Day. Texas Aggies and Longhorns gear up for the 40th annual clash at College Station with seniors Cummings and Domingue ending their Southwest careers and Texas seeking its first win at Kyle Field since 1923.
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Longhorns
Aggies
Aggie A. & M
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Tulsa
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Razorbacks
Tulsans
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M. U
Fort Worth
Baylor
Rice
Waco
Rice Institute Owls
Bears
Aubrey Stringer
Red Clem
Cloyd
John Williams
Pennie Frisby
U.P
University of Texas
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Texas Aggies
Aggie
Charlie Cummings
Clifford
Frenchy) Domingue
Bill Smith
Houston
Ccoach
Jack Meagher
Baylor University Bears
Chamber of Commerce
Meagher
Austin
University of Texas Longhorns
Three Elevens in Practices at Butler Field
Lubbock Westerners and Golden Sandies prepare for key clash tomorrow at Butler Field in Amarillo. Kansas Aggies also work out before traveling to face Texas Tech Matadors, as district title implications loom with Pampa Harvesters seeking to clinch the title by beating Borger.
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Kansas State Aggies
Yer Field
Aggies
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Texas Tech
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Kansas Aggies
Sandies
Golden Sandies
Texas Tech Matadors
Amarillo
Butler Field
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