NEA service all America football team of 1933 picks
The NEA all America selection features Beattie Feathers and Freddie Crawford among top picks. Coaches vote with several players receiving multiple first and second team votes, including Cotton Warburton, Chuck Ber, Johnny Buckler, Frank Larson, George Sauer, Bill Corbus, Alley Oop Rosenberg, Skladany, and Yezerski.
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NEA
Jack Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh
Noble Kizer
Purdue
Harry Mehre
University of Georgia
Bill Spaulding
University of California At Los Angeles
Ike Armstrong
University of Utah
Bo McMillin
Kansas State College
Fred Thomsen
University of Arkaneae
Cotton” Warburton
Chuck” Bern
Johnny Buckler
Frank Larson
George Sauer
Freddie Crawford
Bill Corbus
Yezerski
TEA
NBA Service, Inc
Bill Braucher
NBA
Senmeatier
Pitt
Duke
Stanford
Ae Oearercor Rosenberg
Southern California
John Yezerski
Econ
Minnesota
Beattie Feathers
Tennessee
Irvine Seiten
Yen
Era California
Nebraska
Jack Buckler
College football lineups listed by players and positions
Smith Washington left end. Buses Michigan State left tackle. Jablonsky Army left guard. Coats U C L A center. Hopke Alabama right guard. Ceppi Princeton right tackle. Moscrip Stanford right end. Johnson Army quarterback. Everhardus Michigan halfback. Franklin Oregon State halfback. Graham Kansas State fullback.
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Lareen
Minnesota
Yezerski
St. Mary’s
Rosenberg
Calif
Bernard
Michigan
Corbus
Stanford
Crawford Duks
Skliadany
Pitt
Warburton
Buckler
Army
Feathers
Tennessee
Sauer
Nebraska
All America selections sparking debate over regional balance
The piece notes coaches and players cited in a Pacific coast favored All America vote. Jorgenson’s opposition tackle and Yezerski’s teammate are mentioned alongside Southern California stars Rosenberg and Warburton. Big Ten reps Larson Bernard and Everhardus are highlighted with Feathers of Tennessee praised for 564 yards in seven games and 12 touchdowns. The voting skews westward, with no Yale Harvard or Dartmouth names, reflecting Walter Camp’s era shift.
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Rosenberg and Warburton
California
Howard Jones
Stanford
Big Ten
Larson
Bernard
Everhardus
Feathers
Tennessee
Pacific Coast
Yale
Harvard
Dartmouth
Walter Camp
Alonzo Stagg
Sauer
Nebraska
Skladany
Buckler
Jablonsky
Johnson
Ceppi
Millan Announces City Loop Schedule Amid Wholesalers Tests
Millan releases the city loop calendar with Jan dates for matchups among Ramsey, Wholesalers, Bookkeepers, Y M C A, Wesleyans, National Guard, Baracas, Bankers, Highlanders and others. Key games run January 11 to January 25, featuring Ramsey vs multiple opponents and N G vs Wesleyan and Bookkeepers.
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Ramsey
Baracas
Wholesalers
National Guarde
Bookers
Book
Wesleyans
High
Rameey
Highlanders
National Guardg
Wesleyan
Beaver—Bookkeepers
Bankers
National Guard
Weseraap
National Guard Ve
Beaver—Wesleyans
Uards
Jeyans
Virginia denies Tebell resignation rumors
University of Virginia athletic authorities denied reports that Gus Tebell had tendered his resignation as head baseball and basketball coach and assistant football coach. They also denied that Earle Neal is being considered for the staff as contracts with Tebell and Fred Dawson run to June 19, 1935.
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University
University of Virginia
Gus Tebell
Earle Neal
Hie
West Virginia
Tebell
Fred Dawson
Scrapers from 22 Cities Headline Boxing Card
A large tournament card Monday night features 22 city contenders led by Bluefield’s Joe Pike the heavyweight champion facing George Smith from Princeton road. The event includes top state rivals Brooks Webb Jimmy Bono Jim Pezzinate and multiple local fighters with a full weight-class draw.
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Bluefield
Parkersburg
Huntington
Charleston
Keyser
Princeton
Williamson
Richwood
Mullens
Sutton
Davy
Gilbert
Rhodell
Glen
Davis and Elkins College
Pike
Big George Smith
Buck McKarum
Uniontown Star
Bluefield College
Brooks Webb
Jimmy Bono
Jim Pezzinate
Dicky Kidd
Billy Humphreys
Jimmy McCaffey
Kyle Bateman
Nuriva
Jess Butner
Bramwell
Len Persinger
Glen White
Noah Phillips
Joe Robertson
Marvin Miller
Paul Sheridan
Oscar England
Cecil Crabtree
Calvin Belcher
Cecil Herold
Don Haetep
Jim Pezzinato
Rose Scott
Josh Pike
George Smith
Early Results From College Football Week Report
Notre Dame edged Army 13 to 12 while Princeton defeated Yale 27 to 2. Georgia Tech lost 6 to 0 at Duke, and Auburn fell 16 14 to South Carolina.
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Notre Dame
Army
Princeton
Yale
Georgia Tech
Duke
Auburn
South Carolina
Georgia
Southern California
Boston
Wrst Round Welterweights Clash in West Virginia Tourney
Tournament in Bluefield features welterweights Shaffer Cole Valkenburg Jones Whitman Petit Gallop and others with byes and multiple weight classes. Referees Jake Sevier Bill Holroyd and judges Nordsick Blaydes Smith Noe Spates. Timers Crowell Smith Burton. doctors Kell Richards. Smiley says bleachers installed and ticket prices set 25 cents general and stage seats early week 40 and 85 cents midweek.
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Butner
Bramwell
Jim Pezzinate
Keyeer
Russell Scott
Mullens
Paul Shaffer
Athens
Ralph Cole
Coal City
George Valkenburg
Huntington
Clarence Jones
Charleston
Charles Whitman
Bluefield
Martin Petiit
Sutton
Stanley Gallop
Alpeca
Ve. Bye
Jack Lalange
Ray Barnett
Dale Kersey
Russell Jones
Arthur Spence
August Bishop
Budd
Johnny Goodwin
Owens
Averill Pittman
Glen White
Harless Hall
Davy
Frank Hatfield
Gilbert
Edgar Smith
Dorsch Stovall
Frank Rowsey
Pat Schmidt
Richwood
George Smith
Josh Pike
John Chancey
Ashby Dixon
Rheam
James Bee
Parkersburg
Jake Sevier
Bill Holroyd
Charley Nordsick
Dr. J
EB. Blaydes
Chick Smith
R. T. Noe
Howard J. Spates
al Crowell
James Smith
C. Burton
Kell and
Richards
Smiley
Georgia Tech Men Upset Duke in Tough Road Contest
Grounded the ball and drew a 15 yard penalty pushing Duke to its one yard line. Shorty Roberto opened aerials while Phillips connected three passes to Duke’s 18. Peterson surged to Duke’s five on a hard run before Roberta’s reverse set Wink Davis for a late Tech dash to the goal. Wilcox missed the extra point.
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Blue Devils
Roesster
Tech
Shorty Roberto
Phillips
Duke
Peterson
Roberta
Wink Davis
Dave Wilcox
Engineers
Davis
Trojans Trample Georgians in Lopsided Tilt
The Trojans rolled past Georgia with a powerful forward line led by Howard Jones, overpowering the Bulldog defense. Cy Grant sparked briefly for the visitors but Homer Key and Captain Graham Batchelor faced heavy pressure as Allen Shid and Charlie Opper bore the load on the line, turning the contest into a rout.
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Sistent
Cy Grant
Homer Key
Graham Batchelor
Bulldog
Georgia Line
Howard Jones
Allen Shid
Charlie Opper
Auto sales up 37 thousand Pontiac units in 1933
Detroit reports that Pontiac automobile sales through November 20 exceeded the 1932 period by 37 108 units. The company notes the first 20 days of November sales were double those of 1932.
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Detroit
Pontiac
U L S U and Tulane Battle to a 7-7 Tie in Classic
New Orleans reports a 7-7 tie between Louisiana State University and Tulane before 30 000 fans. Little Preacher Robertg sparked LSU with a kickoff return and a second TD while Mickal connected on a 15 yard pass to Burge for a late first half drive. Senator Huey P Long addressed LSU at halftime, as both teams remained deadlocked into the final period.
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New Orleans
Louisiana State University
Tulane
Brain
Robertg
Fatherree
Tiger
Roberts
Mickal
Burge
Huey P. Long
Tiger Squad
Hach Grove
Senator Long
Usher Racing At Charles Town Featured Race Card
Mistress Quickly reports from Charles Town where Usher Racing competes in the featured fourth. The inaugural Wagering pool opened at $5,788 and rose to $7,015 in the sixth race as betting built through the day. Royal Lassie emerged as a long shot winner, returning $68.40 across straight tickets in the sixth, with Luck In paying $12.20 and Mint Mission $14 in their respective races.
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Mistress
Royal Lassie
Luck In
A and Mint
Mission
Princeton Larrups Yale Bulldogs 27 2
Princet on Larrups Yale Bulldogs 27 2 to a conflagration was a one man explosion Charlie Ceppi of Syracuse N Y the finest tackle in a quartet of fine tackles a tackle fit to rank even with Stan Keck After Yale opened the first period with a surprising display of fight Kilcullen blocked Chick Kaufman's kick to give Yale a safety and a two point lead Ceppi sparked the comeback Roscoe returned kicks and a pass to Princeton's 18 Ceppi tackled Yale sophomore Kim Whitehead and later blocked Keesling's punt for a touchdown and 7 2 lead The sophomores surged behind a powered line as Constable intercepted a pass at his own three and returned five yards to set up the score
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Charlie Ceppi
Syracuse
N. Y
Stan Keck
Yale
Kilcullen
Ceppi
Chick Kaufman
Princeton
Roscoe
Bill Keesling
Garry le van
Pepper Constable
Baltimore
Kats Kadlic
Constable
Kim Whitehead
Hugh MacMillan
Keesling
Lukats
Johnson
Army
Army Rooters
Buckler
Simons
Notre Dame
West Point
Bonar
Nazzaro
Pheasants Sold Illegally In Bluefield Market Sparks Action
An article reports dressed pheasants and squirrels brought from Bland County into Bluefield are sold to South Bluefield residents in violation of Virginia and West Virginia game laws. It notes legal protections, enforcement outcomes, and Wildlife Bureau research supporting wildlife management and anti poaching efforts.
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Bluefield
West Virginia
Bland County
South Bluefield
Virginia
Wild Life League
Research Essential To Wild Life Administration Emphasized
Paul G. Redington head of the bureau of biological survey stresses that efficient wildlife control relies on scientific research. The 1933 annual report notes extensive waterfowl studies across the United States and Canada, the discovery of threats to species without protection, and new refuges including Boulder Canyon.
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Biological Survey
Civilian Conservation Corps
Bureau
Game Departments
Redington
Mississippi River
New Mexico
California
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Mexico
Ada
Unitedates
Treasury Department
Department of Agriculture
Alaska Game Commission
Forest Service
Admiralty Island
Alaska
Paul G. Redington
Bureau of Biological Survey
Wallace
United States
Canada
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Brant
Tate
Boulder Canyon Wildlife Refuge
Boulder Dam
Colorado River
Prison team to meet Magnolia ex high school squad
West Virginia penitentiary football team will face the Magnolia ex high school football team of New Martinsville next Saturday. The prison band will accompany the team.
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Sistersville
W. Va
West Virginia Penitentiary
Magnolia
New Martisville
Fourth Quarter Rally Secures Notre Dame Over Army
Notre Dame surged past Army 10 12 as a late push erased a slim deficit. Lukats and Johnson led the surge with a decisive punt and a string of first downs, while Army's Buckler struggled on special teams and Bucknam and Burlingame contributed key plays for the Irish.
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Bucknam
Lukats
Notre Dame
Johnson
Irish
Army
Buckler
Millner
Bonar
Record iron output as ten furnaces operate next week
A Birmingham survey reports ten blast furnaces in Alabama will be in operation next week, setting a record for iron production and activity unseen in the past two and a half years.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Graham Tackles Four All Star Selections in 1933 Week
Graham high of Bluefield Virginia placed four players on the 1933 All-Tazewell county high school football first team and earned the captaincy with Bud Fisher named captain elect. Bluefield dominated county honors as selections list includes Averill Gillespie Kovach Young Hammed Gilliam and others from Pocahontas Richlands Tazewell and Graham.
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Fisher
Tazewell
Graham High
Bluefield
Virginia
Bud Fisher
Graham
Averill
Anderson
Young
Shute and Goodman Exhibition Matches Highlight Charleston Ashland
Denny Shute appears in exhibition games at Charleston and Ashland. Prior to Bluefield, Schorr played professionally at the Ashland club. Hambrick, from Cincinnati, heads to San Antonio to join Dick Metz on a national winter golf tour.
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Charleston
Ashland
Bluefield
Schorr
Cincinnati
Hambrick
San Antonio
Texas
Dick Metz
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NEA A All America
UEN
NEA Feature Service
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Trojans
Pacific Coasters
Mmillan
Hale
Deny Greagy
Neale
Cavalier
William Bent
Richard Kidd
Don Hstep
Bill Miller
William Humphreys
James McCaffey
Leonard Persinger
Uriva
James Bono
Webb
Woodrow Is
Rock
Tuskegee
Xavier
Battle
Boo Kid Huey
Usher
Charles Town
Yale Bulldogs
Tage
Benny Johnson
Banas
Simony
Tobin
Stancock
Burlingame
Nick
Rick
C. Gillespie
Richlands
G. Kovach
Pocahontas
Larmer
M. Cyphers
Richlande
F. Stephen
Tizen
Mathena
O. Hammed
Gilliam
Dudley
Morgan
Crockett
Reymonds
Neel
Cyphers
Copenhaver
Hogy
Denny Shute
Goodman
Dixie
Hyde Park
Manhattan
Dixie Clothing CO
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