Star Player Selections Highlight 1934 All-America Rumors
W. Bierman notes NEA announces top college players with Berwanger Wilson Grayson and Weller singled out. Riley Smith Lester Tinsley Wendt and others receive honorable mention as coaches debate picks and backups across conferences.
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Mimossly
Ayd Berwanger
Wilson
South- Wey
Smith
Alatt
Howewpewre
John A. C. Weller
Princeton
Darrell Lester
Texas Christian
Berwanger
Grayson
Weller
Riley Smith
Tinsley
Lester
Chicago
NBA
Howell Riley Smith
Crimson Tide
Millard
Dixie) Howell
Bob Zuppke
Lou Little
Jimmy Phelan
Frank Thomas
Howard Jones
Portland
Ore
Hecalle
Dixie
Gerald Dalrymple
Tulane
Wendt
Dick Smith
Detzel
Biff Jones
Wheeler
Oklahoma
Wal
Army Navy Tilt Promises Heavy Front For 36th Gridiron Clash
Army and Navy prepare for the 36th renewal of their service football classic at Franklin Field with weight as a key edge. Navy backs led by Tom King and John Schmidt contrast Army’s Monk Meyer and Ed Grove, while line weight favors Navy on the right. Pre game work continues as officials forecast ideal conditions and the city braces for a flood of fans and revenue.
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Philadelphia
Army
Navy
Franklin Field
Bith Groh
Dick Pratt
Walt Bayless
Martin Miller
Harold Wolf
West Point
Annapolis
Delaware River
Camden
N. J
Garcia in Second Bout With Champ Ross
Ceferino Garcia, the Los Angeles based Filipino slugger, challenges welterweight champion Barney Ross in a Chicago Stadium bout after a disputed last year loss. Garcia posted a $12,500 guarantee for a non title rematch to prove he can win.
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Chicago
Ceferino Garcia
Los Angeles
Barney Ross
Garcia
Ross
Complete Roster of NBA All-America Team First Team
Readable fragments list a wide set of players from multiple colleges including Ohio State LSU Pittsburgh Minnesota Oklahoma Princeton Texas Chicago Southern Methodist Alabama Stanford Minnesota North Carolina Duke Iowa Iowa State North Carolina State Notre Dame Yale Northwestern Princeton and more. The text also mentions honorable mentions and multiple positions such as guards centers tackles and backs with numerous universities listed.
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Wendt
Ohio State
Tinsley
Louisiana State
Detrel
Pittsburgh
Smith
Minnesota
Wheeler
Oklahoma
Weller
Princeton
Lester
Texas Christin
Berwanger
Chicago
Wilson
Southern Methodist
Alabama
Clrayson
Stanford
Moscrip
Hayes
Whatley
Widseth
Kordick
Saint Mary's
Sabol
Jackson
North Carolina
Simmons
Iowa
Duke
Cents Parker
Heise
Iowa State
Uryant
Stewart
Studahar
West Virginia
Spain
E Wilkinson
Menesota
Harrison
Texas
Christian Chaucer
Sandbach
Watherree
Cheshire
U. S
McDonald
Nebraska
Howell
Arkansas
Rukas
Trogmorten
Vanderbilt
Wagner
Michigan State
Oeck
Gantt
Auburn
Smither
Tulane
Holland
Kansas State
Stamps
Sargent
Rouble
Gaffney
Marvard
Michaels
Villanova
Tangera
Northwestern
White
Brown
Jones
Bennebohm
Russell
Temple
Ray
Dartmouth
BACKS
Randour
Pittsburch
LaRue
Crayne
Town
Ed Smith
New York University
Shakespeare
Notre Dame
Wallace
Rice
McCauley
LeVoir
Thompson
Roscoe
Baugh
Texas Christian
Robertson
Creeden
Hamilton
Maniact
Fordham
Cardwell
LaNoue
Goddard
Washington State
Isbell
Purdue
Drake
Heekin
Maines
Washington
Ray Zeh
Western Reserve
Barnum
West Virginia Wesleyan
Heap
Bill Lam
Colorado
Jankowski
Wisconsin
Constable
Buivid
Marquette
Upsets Dominate Bowl Season As N Y U Alabama Falter
The 1935 college football season nears its end with major upsets. Alabama crushed by Vanderbilt 13 6, Temple loses 7 6 to Bucknell, and Pittsburgh tied Carnegie 0 0. NYU was routed by Fordham 21 0 at Yankee Stadium.
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N.Y. U
Alabama
Temple
Panthers
Pittsburgh
Vanderbilt Commodores
Bucknell
Carnegie
Secretary's Widow Dies in Harrisonville Home
Mrs. George Von L Meyer widow of Theodore Roosevelt's Secretary of the Navy died at her Harrisonville home after a brief illness. Lucia Zarate, a New York dwarf, is said to be the smallest person born at 20 inches. Tom Thumb stood 41 inches tall. Reports note extreme Tibet temperatures with 110 daytime highs and subzero nights. United States naval officers first learned to Oy in Ill.
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Rome
George von L Meyer
Theodore Roosevelt
Secretary of the Navy
Lucia Zarate
New York
Tom Thumb
United States Naval
Ill
Giants Nearer Place in Pro Loop Playoff
The defending champion New York Giants secured at least a tie for the Eastern Division lead after a 21 to 0 win over Brooklyn. The West race narrowed as the Chicago Cardinals defeated Green Bay 9 to 7, while Detroit beat Chicago Bears 14 to 2, shaping an anxious final weekend for Bears, Cardinals, Packers, and Lions in pursuit of the playoff slots.
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Chicago
New York Giants
Giants
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cardinals
Green Bay Packers
Packers
Detroit
Chicago Bears
Cardinals
Bears
Green Bay
End of Grid Season for Ohio Elevens
Fourteen college teams closed Ohio season with close games and strong finishes. Baldwin Wallace beat Akron 26 to 6 as the champion rolls to 438 season points. Cincinnati edged Miami 8 to 7 while Muskigum fell to Marietta 14 to 6 in New Concord. Xavier defeated Centenary of Louisiana 12 to 0 and Wilberforce topped West Virginia State 14 to 6. Dayton blanked John Carroll 19 to 0 in Cleveland as Capt Vince McDonough stood out with 97 total yards and key runs.
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Ohio
Baldwin Wallace
Akron
Yellow Jackets
Cincinnati Bearcats
Miami
Cincinnati
Martella
Muskingum
New Concord
Muskies
Marietta
Xavier
Centenary
Louisiana
Musketeers
Wilberforce
West Virginia State
Joe Louis
West Virginia
Western Reserve
George Burgwin
Dayton
John Carroll
Cleveland
Vince McDonough
Day
Flyers
Irish powerhouse Danno O Mahoney pins Lou Miummer in Canada
In Toronto Danno O Mahoney of Ireland, weighing 220 pounds, defeated Lou Miummer of South Bend Indiana, 212, by a fall. In San Francisco Dr Barney Corzack of St Louis, weighing 174 pounds, beat Dude Chick of Cheyenne Wyoming, 178, two falls to one.
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Toronto
Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
Lou Miummer
South Bend
Ind
San Francisco
Barney Corzack
St. Louis
Dude Chick
Cheyenne
Wyo
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