PGE ANNUAL HONOR TEAMS OF GRID
All American Selections list first second and third teams with players from Syracuse Wisconsin Harvard Michigan Yale Notre Dame Cornell Illinois Penn State Army Minnesota Stanford Maryland and others. Hubbard Pfann Grange Mallory among top picks. author notes hearsay evidence and consensus among coaches critics and fans.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
MacRae
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Hubbard
Harvard
Blott
Michigan
McMillan
Tlinots
Milstead
Yale
Wakefield
Vanderbilt
Pfain
Cornell
Yalfback
Grange
Illinois
Yialfback
Miller
Notre Dame
Mallory
Laman
Beam
California
Welch
Colgate
Garbisch
Army
Bedenk
Penn State
Waldorf
Eklund
Minnesota
Richeson
Noble
Nebraska
Wilson
Layden
Horrell
Gauld
Farwick
Blair
Henderson
Uteritz
Stevens
Reese
J. Thomas
Chicago
Harvard Pfann
Miller Notre Dame
Pfann
Harvard’s Percy Haughton Faces First-Year Test at Columbia
The so called wonders coach at Harvard, Percy Haughton, is under scrutiny as he begins his first year at Columbia. Critics note that coaches need time to implement systems, and next year will reveal the lasting impact of his methods on the Crimson’s successor program.
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Percy Haughton
Harvard
Crimson
Columbia
Jon
Haughton
Stagg Under Fire Over Chicago Football Struggles
The University of Chicago faces renewed calls to replace football coach Stagg as the program fails to win a Big Ten title. Critics say age and results lag, and his recent critique of pro football by former college stars drew further criticism from newspapers.
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Stagg
University of Chicago
Ohio State Star Barred From Six Mile Marathon
Central Y M C A officials say Russell Payne cannot compete in the annual six mile marathon until he publicly apologizes for a winter article in which he claims Y officials mistreated him by not inviting him to the two mile open run.
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Cincinnati, CO
Central Y. M. C. A
Russell Payne
Ohio State
Breaks in Football Decide Games in Season Foes
The article notes that evenly matched football teams often see the outcome decided by breaks such as fumbles poor kicks or bad judgments. It asserts this pattern has appeared this fall as games reach stalemates and near ties.
Michigan Center Jack Blott Among Greats In School History
The piece lauds Jack Blott as one of Michigan's greatest centers, noting he succeeded Ernie Vick and faced a tougher job at center. It cites past stars Schulz Gorg, Greg ory, Jimmy Raynsford, and Ernie Vick in the same era.
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Jack Blott
Mich
Michigan
Germany
Schulz
Dad” Gregory
Jimmy Raynsford
Ernie Vick
Blott
Michigan’s Uteritz injury opens door for Rockwell debut
Substitute quarterback Ferdinand Rockwell shines as he enters for Michigan in the Marines game after Irwin Uteritz breaks his ankle. Rockwell’s 26 yard touchdown and a late Wisconsin comeback win 6 3 keep Michigan in Big Ten title contention amid questions on quarterback stability.
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Billy Evans
Michigan
Ohio State
Yost
Irwin Uteritz
Uteritz
Quantico Naval Station
Uterus
Rockwell
Ferdinand
Ted) Rockwell
Blott
Marines
Wisconsin
Wolverine
Madison
Belew
Taft
Hero
Minnesota
Towa
Substitute Rockwell Sparks Michigan Comeback in Minnesota Victory
A sophomore substitute fullback named Rockwell scored a dramatic touchdown on a lean fingertip grab and zigzag run after a 10 yard pass from Vick. His fourth quarter heroics helped Michigan clinch a Big Ten title tie chance with Illinois, amid praise for his breaking field running.
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Michigan
BIG Ten
Wisconsin
Rockwell
Minnesota
Vick
Cen
Illinois
Dick Merriwell
Upsets Highlight Season as Top Teams Fall
Football fans face unpredictable results as Notre Dame and Syracuse fail to dominate with upsets cited. The essay notes experts misjudging winners each Saturday and lists scores like Penn State 21 Navy 3 and Navy 9 Colgate 0 as examples of the uncertain gridiron race.
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Notre Dame
Syracuse
Penn State
Navy
Colgate
Big Upsets Shape 1928 Grid Season
The season featured Syracuse routing Penn State 10 0 and Colgate upsetting Syracuse 16 7. Notre Dame beat Butler 34 7 but lost 14 7 to Nebraska. Washington and Jefferson beat Carnegie Tech 9 7, Carnegie Tech toppled Pitt 13 6, and Yale overwhelmed North Carolina 53 9. California beat Nevada 13 7 after Southern California crushed Nevada 80 0. Thanksgiving surprises included Cornell not beating Penn 14 7 and Pitt s big Penn State win. fans mull the odd reversals that mark 1928 football.
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Syracuse
Penn State
Colgate
Notre Dame
Butler
Illinois
Ilinda
Nebraska
Washington
Jefferson
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburg
Glenn Warner
Yale
North Carolina
Maryland
Nevada
California
University of Southern California
Southern California
Cornell i
Pennsylvania
Washington and Jefferson
West Virginia
Peckinpaugh Draws Umpire Battle In Witty Exchange
Washington shortstop Roger Peckinpaugh clashed with Umpire Dick Nallin at Yankee Stadium over a third strike call on Waite Hoyt. Peckinpaugh pressed his case with humor, prompting Nallin to respond in kind as the clock and flag swung above the field.
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Roger .Peckinpaugh
Washington Nationals
Roger
Dick Nallin
Washington
Yankee Stadium
Nallin
Waite Hoyt
Yankees
Washington Boys
Peckinpaugh
Hoyt
Peck
Wallin
Naijia
Peel
Old Sports Snippets From A Bygone Era Headlines
A patchwork of sports quips and urban gossip notes from a historic paper. Bits touch on boxing gloves found in surgery by Bill Brennan, Dempsey plans retirement after three more foes, Yale Harvard taunts, college rituals, Rickard on public taste, squash chatter, Ainsmith bonuses, a New York cheerleader injury, Boston Braves roster count, golf rabbit jokes, Ku Klux Klan baseball league plans, and a Yale tied eastern title.
Incident closes as Tilden threat fades in Davis Cup
New York December 6 The Davis Cup committee member Harold H Hackett said the incident is closed after William T Tilden 11 threatened to retire from Davis cup play. The threat followed Hackett's criticism of Tildens doubles in the last summer.
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New York
Harold H. Hacket
William T. Tilden
Hackett
Tilden
Star Chamber
Ite
New Coach Takes Helm of Columbia Rowing
Fred Miller succeeds Jim Rice as coach of Columbia rowing after Rice retires after 17 years. Miller assisted Rice in 1922 and 1923 and previously led the freshman crew.
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Columbia
Fred Miller
Jim Rice
Miller
Rice
Last Night's Fights Across Several Cities
Ad Stone of Philadelphia defeated Mike Burke of New York in a 12 round decision in New York. Jim Goodrich of Buffalo beat Sammy Vogel of New York in 12 rounds. In Albany Jack Palmer of Philadelphia won a judges decision over Rocky Smith of New York in 12 rounds. Abe Friedman of Boston defeated Tommy Nee of Boston in 10 rounds. Sid Barberian of Detroit defeated Johnny Dundee in Detroit in 10 rounds. Reey Broy of Tauncester and Jack West of Atlantic City drew in Philadelphia in 10 rounds.
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New York
Ad Stone
Philadelphia
Mike Burke
Jimmy Goodrich
Buffalo
Sammy Vogel
Albany
Jack Palmer
Reey Broy
Tancester
Jack West
Atlantic City
Roush May Go To New York In Reds Giants Swap
Reports say a Giants Reds deal is possible with Roush returning to New York. John Orr, a Cincinnati stakeholder, says the Reds would trade Roush if they receive Bill Southworth and George Keily in return.
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Roush
New York
Dec
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Bédie Roush
Elder
John Orr
Cincinnati
Reds
Roowah
Bill Southworth
George Keily
Starn Named Wooster Captain for 1934 Football Team
Donald Starn, Wooster junior, was elected captain of the 1934 Wooster football eleven. He plays fullback in football, center in basketball, and pitcher in baseball, and is a Wooster High product.
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Wooster Woortrer, O
Donald Starn
Wooster
Starn
Wooster High
Muddy Ruel Emerges as American League Beer Catcher
Mud dy Ruel, shuffled from St. Louis to New York to Boston to Washington, earns recognition as a premier beer catcher in the American League, hailed by new authorities over veteran Connie Mack for his steady play and years of toil.
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Muddy Ruel
Louis
New York
Bester
Washington
Neo Leas
Connie Mack
Ohio University Basketball Squad Cuts Highlight 1934 Plans
Coach Grever trims the Ohkte University varsity to 13 players amid study concerns. Remaining are Herron Ohaffer Bonner Brinning Beckwith Littler Battin Woodruff Wright King Deedrick Clark. Freshmen scrimmage ongoing under Coach Peden as 66 freshmen try out. Academic and schedule talks frame next week’s planning with Ohio Conference coaches in Columbus.
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Ohkte University
Grever
Thema
Herron
Ohaffer
Bonner
Brinning
Beckwith
Littler
Battin Woodruff
Wright
King
Deedrick
Clark
Peden
Ohio University
Bird
Grover
Columbus
Ohio Conference
Oberlin
Ohio Wesleyan
Penison
St. Xavier
Kenyon
Athens
Cincinnati
Ohio
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Marietta
Grande
Local Bank Pays Out $206000 in Christmas City Funds
In Newark the local bank distributed 206000 dollars in Christmas city funds to members yesterday. The event highlights charitable giving by the bank and support for residents during the festive season.
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Newark
Banké
Christmas City
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