All-America gridiron stars of 1933 named by AP panel
The Associated Press selects its ninth consensus All-America team led by backfield stars from Southern California Nebraska Army and Minnesota. Backfield rivals include Warburton Sauer Lund Buckler and Johnson with Feathers Purvis Mikulak and Franklin among notable standouts. Notre Dame ends a five-year run with no first-team pick while the Big Ten dominates with four spots.
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Buckler
Paul Johnson
Army
Beattie Feathers
Tenmessee
Duane Pu
Warburton
Cam
Johnson
Trojan
West Point
Johnston
Texas
Jack Buckler
Wilson
Cagle
Stecker
Michigan
Feathers
Tennessee Star
Duke
Purvis
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Minnesota
Mikulak
Oregon
Sauer
Cornhusker
Franklin
Oregon State
Grange
Illinois
Willis Smith
Idaho
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1933 All-America Team Ends with Big Names Listed
A long roster lists 1933 All-America selections by position including Manske Northwestern Larson Minnesota Fairman Lea Princeton Burlingame Kopo sak Army Fulp Murray Navy Batchelor Georgia Caminus St Mary's Pilconis Temple Davies Utah Gillman Ohio State Snyder Ohio University Stewart Carnegie Arianl Auburn Anderson Colgate Ward Michigan Penney Nebraska Echiele Missouri Rupert Kentucky Moscrip Stanford Matal Columbia Leach Alabama Ercius Washington & Jefferson Palmer Southern California Rogers Duke Onder West Virginia Schuster Illinois Rucker Arkansas Kilbourne Nebraska Petty Baylor Morris Colorado Aggies Hull Utah Aggies Coker Oklahoma Markel Carthage Hobbes Washington University Lincoln Lyon Indiana Dittmore Tennessee Wesleyan Roe Bluefield Propps Emory & Henry Tosi Boston College Cairo Brown Negri Virginia Polytech Wentz Duke Hanley Washington & Lee Shearer Florida Tackles Rosequist Ohio State Fehring Purdue Kilcullen Yale Lane Princeton Mehrinzer Kansas Jorgensen Yeskerki St Marys Wistert Michigan Erskine Southern California Wiatrak Washington Meyers North Dakota State Croft Carnegie Dempsey Bucknell Palombo Pennsyl vania Krause Notre Dame Swan Wake Forest O N C O O)
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Northwestern
Larson
Minnesota
Fairman and Lea
Princeton
Burlingame
Tennessee Wesleyan
Roe
Bluefield
W. Va
Propps
Emory & Henry
Tosi
Boston College
Cairo
Brown
Negri
Virginia Polytech
Wentz
Duke
Hanley
Washington & Lee
Shearer
Florida
Rosequist
Ohio State
Fehring
Purdue
Kilcullen
Yale
Lane
Mehrinzer
Kansas
C. Jorgensen
Yeskerki
St. Mary’s
Wistert
Michigan
Erskine
Southern California
Wiatrak
Washington
Meyers
North Dakota State
Croft
Carnegie
Dempsey
Bucknell
Palombo
Pennsylvania
Krause
Notre Dame
Swan
Wake Forest
N. C
O’brien
Nebraska
Theodoratus
Steen
Syracuse
Troutman
Clemson
Olsson
Camp
Mercer
Burger
Virginia
Meinhover
North Dakota University
Bellinger
Gonzaga
Field
Oregon State
Lutz
California
Burzie
Rado
Duquesne
Hartwig
Pittsburgh
Volok
Tulsa
Okla
Moorhead
Georgia
Barton
Denver
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Jones
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Kawai
Davis
Penn Military College
DuBus
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Oklahoma
Murphy
Colorado
Dyer
Montana State
Wolfendale
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Oregon
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Nutting
Idaho
John
Swisher
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Temple
Schock
Pike
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Zabriskie
Navy
Lagaw
Rice
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Michaels
Villanova
Bolen
Dial
Straub
Virginia Military
Moore
Iowa
del Isola
Brock
Cornell
Engle
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Wilder
Columbia
Den
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Hughes
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Ingram
Washington State
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Meier
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Johnson
Watts
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Berwanger
Fontaine
Wisconsin
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Baumberger
Howell
Alabama
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Texas Temple
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Lewis
Miami
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Young
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Notre Dame Drives Past Pitt on Chilly Day
Notre Dame dominated Pittsburgh as a cold afternoon produced a lopsided score. Bucky O’Connor of Pitt attempted a late trick play but was ruled out after a questionable lateral. The Irish maintained control, keeping the game from turning into a blowout by denying Pittsburgh a major comeback.
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Bucky Breaks Free For 50 Yard TD In Sideline Bust
The text recalls Bucky taking a 50 yard touchdown after a late lateral while teammates offered laterals and kept him on the field. Rock finally pulled him out as the crowd noted how the boy was too good for the cold conditions.
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Intersections Highlight Southern and Eastern Meetups Across Regions
Yankee Stadium hosts Princeton vs Yale in a bowl preview while Duke visits Atlanta for Georgia Tech. Georgia Tech faces Duke as the South’s headline game alongside Tulane at New Orleans and Florida versus Maryland in Tampa. The East features Holy Cross at Boston College and Rutgers facing Villanova in a closing clash.
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Mayor Light to Conduct Drawing for State Boxing Tourney
Mayor W A Light will draw the entrants for the state amateur boxing tournament tonight at 6 in the editorial rooms of the Daily Telegraph. The process will be supervised by Amateur Athletic Union of America representatives and a West Virginia athletic commission official, with George Smiley directing the event. The tourney runs Monday to Thursday at Ramsey gymnasium with flyweight to heavyweight classes, and a full list of entries will appear in Sunday’s Telegraph.
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Wasps Need Only Win Over Richmond For Title
Richmond Virginia December 1 Wasps sharpened up their stringers and eye the final game with Richmond on December 9 to finish undefeated and claim the state and Virginia conference championships Washington and Lee and Virginia Tech loom as contenders if the Wasps stumble Harmeson named Lehigh football coach replacing Tate
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Grid season reaches grand climax with Army Notre Dame game
New York reports a landmark college football finale as three undefeated powerhouses challenge each other. Army faces Notre Dame while other top teams guard spotless records for the decisive day in gridiron history.
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