Morton Named All Eastern All Star Selections
Clairn Burcky retells the 1931 eastern football all star roll compiled by eight captains and invited experts. He cites Jimmy Murphy and Barry Wood as top first and second team picks, notes Bucknell’s undefeated season, and praises Pitt, Fordham, and Army talent while acknowledging limits of his view and selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clairn Burcky
NEA
New York
Deco
James Murphy
Fordham Hot Hack
Jock Price
Army Tacl
Carl Snavely
Bisons
Siice
Fordham Elayan
Tha Pitt Panthera
Jock Sutherland
Notre Dame
Columbia
Dartmouth
Arcond
Tham
Jimmy Murphy
Barry Wood
Murphy
Cavanaugh
Fordham
Mam Defenas
Wood
Eddie Caney
Harvard
Crickard
Donalder
Air Mali
Bill Morton
Clark Hinkle
Wabeata
Bucknell Sleve
Knt Wood
Jack Price
Army
Bill McDuffee
Johnny Crickard
Twenty athletes receive varsity monograms at VPI
Blacksburg Va Dec 5 The athletic council of Virginia Polytechnic Institute awarded 20 major goal monograms in football and seven in cross country. Eighteen football players and two managers received awards. Eleven seniors and seven backs led the football monograms, with names including Betts Brown Casey Chandler Dyke Grimsby Groth Hite Hardwick Howard Murphy Otley Palmer Porterfield Robinson Stark Swart Beamon Bhank Walthall and managers Beamon and Walthall. Cross country monograms went to Carter Elder Fisher Grimsley Hudgins Mites and White with Captain Mites of Lynchburg and White of Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacksburg
Virginia Polytechnic Mnatitute
Gobbler
Old Dominion
Eastern Grid Honor Roll First Team and Second Team
A historical roster lists players by position from multiple colleges including Holy Cross New York U Fordham Pitt Cornell Dartmouth Colgate Army Navy Harvard and others. Notable names include McDermott Fordham Duboelsky Georgetown McDuttee Columbia and McCall Dartmouth among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavaliers
Holy Croas
Hagret
New York
McCurdo
Pitt
Martinez-Zorrilla
Cornel Granda
Columbia
Duboelsky
Georgetown
McDuttee
Colmbia
Daugherty
Hoffman
Dartmouth
Flratenberg
New York U
Tindall
Syracuse
Sample
Carnegia Tech
DeMas
Katalinas
Smith
Colgate
Chalmers
Tuttle
Navy
Cary
Vilanova
Borgin
Holy Cross
McDermott
Fordham
Siewitt
O'Connell
Hallbacka
Raider
Haller
Verraro
Viviano
Cornell
Doyle
West Virginia
Stecker
Army
Kirn
Tohirg
Litster
Ravel
Carnegie Tech
Booth
Yale
McNamara
Crowley
Daneweld
Lasich
Penn State
Perlna
Penn
Murphy
Yordham Hinklé
Bucknell
Sensational Drive Wins Thrilling Virginia Sideyard Game
A dramatic comeback sees Grundy plus Bluefield VA clash end with Virginia Siders edging ahead 13 12 at halftime then mounting a final drive to beat Grundy 18 13. Captain Neel led the charge with key runs and passes as Bergron Davis and Akers contributed crucial plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Sihe Bergeron
Grundy
Bluefield
Akers
Buchanan County
Neel
Pala
Moe
Bergeron
Davis
Bix
Biyen
Bivens
Klakoff
Noel
Tazewell County
Former Uhlan ENO BOSSES ot, LOWS St Louis Coach Walsh
St Louis University Billikens under Charles Walsh, a Notre Dame center alumnus, have a strong football program in 1920s. Walsh, in his second year as head coach at St Louis, mentors a sophomore-heavy squad in the Notre Dame system. The team has only two losses this year, to Illinois and Oklahoma City by a single point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Charles
Chile
Flearlly
Hunk) Anderson
Notre
Duma
Walsh
Notre Dame
Tresly
Watt
Tughling
Carriera Frea
Jong
Loyola
New Orleans
University of Illinois
Oklahoma City University
Armed bandits hold up Pittsburgh street car
Four armed men robbed a McKeesport Glassport street car at the Glassport terminal early today. They stopped the tram, searched Motorman William A Biddle and took about 45 dollars from his pocket. The fourth man drove the car, while two passengers fled through the rear door. The fare box was emptied by a woman who boarded the car and removed its contents. Amounts in the fare box and checks were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
McKeesport
Glassport
Glassport Terminal
William A Biddle
Biddle
Turing
Bluefield and Grundy Play in County Football Clash
Bluefield Va defeated Grundy in a county schoolboy football game where first downs favored the winners by a slim margin. Players listed include Davis Bergeron Neel Grundy Bivens Akers and referees Dusty Rhodes and Bob Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantain Ney
Pala
Wade
Hivena
Bluefeld
Davis
Bergeron
Grandy
Ale
Pss
Grundy
Hbivens
Bmefield
Bob Brown
Jeading
Bluefield
Goon
Pas
Grandy Litza
Sykes Carhaugh
Gwen R. Anderzon
Ling J. Anderson
Kyle Stowers
Obinson Blankenship
Clevenger Avertl
R. Bivens Neal
Bergeron Grundy
Neel
Bivens
Akers
Dusty Rhodes
Umpie
Einshead Noesman
Jake Miller
Davie and
Liking
Notre Dame's Schwartz Angles For Future Backfield
Notre Dame coach Anderson faces a hard task replacing the star back Marchment Schwartz after a record season. Schwartz's versatile play, punting, passing, and key yardage marked his All-America level impact, with standout performances against Northwestern USC and Pittsburgh. He plans to study law and may return to Notre Dame, while Anderson seeks a new Schwartz from among recruits next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
South Bend
Anderson
Notre Dame
Marchment Schwartz
Bay St. Louis
Ike
Four Horsemen
Schwartz
Brill
Carideo
Savoldi
TK Anderson
Marchy
Ramblers
Carldeo
Northwestern
Wildcats
Alison
Big Ten
Southern California
Jant
Theield
Ramoblers
Pittsburgh
Melinkovich
Kokens
Malinkovichs
Ray St. Louia Terrdr
Lawyear
Laa
Welch High Players Dominate Honor Roll In 1931 Football
The article praises Bary as a top blocker and Burke for high performance, highlighting Burke’s promotion to captain of the 1931 All Mc Dowell eleven. Welch's team is noted as outstanding, with Gary a strong contender for second, and Northfork finishing third after a decisive win over Big Crack.
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Bary
Welch High School
Burke
Praisle
Gary Boy
Gary
West Virginia
Northfork
McDowell County
McDowell
Marshall Adopts Frosh Rule For Next Season
Alantington West Virginia December 5 One year residency will be required for Marshall College athletes before eligibility for varsity teams beginning September 5 1932 Roy M Hawley Marshall athletic director announced no personnel changes to the Big Green coaching staff Tom Dandelst head coach Francia Farley assistant football coach boxing and track coach John D P Stuart baseball coach and Tommy Stark freshman coach of the squad formerly known as the 2 squad pastelete
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alantington
W. Va
Marshall College Athletic Board
Roy M. Hawley
Marshall
Marehall
Hawley
Big Green
Tom Dandelst
Francia Farley
Hoxad
John DP. Stuart
Tommy Stark
Big Blues and Carolina Battles to Scoreless Tie
Bluefield State College and North Carolina State College played to a 0 0 deadlock at Mahar Field Roanoke yesterday. Bluefield pressed once reaching a one yard line but failed to score.
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BIG Blues
Carolina
Bluefield State College
North Carolina State College
Mahar Field
Roanoke
Yesterdy
Bluefeld
Forest Fields And Streams Report On Wildlife Work
William C. Snyder notes Redingtons annual wildlife report to the secretary of agriculture for the year ended June 30 1931. Key items include a duck sickness discovery by the bureau a consolidation of wildlife disease investigations a muskrat study in Maryland and a migratory bird refuges land survey. It covers treaty impacts season reductions and protective actions plus expansion of economic functions and new Denver lab plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redington
Wilde Life Administration
Secretary of Agriculture
Paul G. Redington
Bureau of Biological Survey
Burney
West
Virginia
Maryland
Migratory Bird Conservation Commission
Bureau
Alaska
Greenland
Congress
Great Britain
Ead
United States
Reding
Burreau
Biological Survey
Ameri Fean Sociéty of Mammatogista
North America
Denver
Col
Washington and Jefferson Names All Opponent Eleven
Washington Pa December five Buckling and selection highlight Washington and Jefferson College football season. Armen Trout Pincus Battles West Virginia Wesleyan receives top halves. Bucknell dominates votes as most difficult opponent. Vic Reuter Lafayetter centers and Dick Harlow Western Maryland standout as toughest coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington and Jefferson College
Weat
Virginia Wesleyan
Weatern
Maryland
Carnegie Tech
Temple
Lafayette
Marshall
Armentrout
Tech
Battles
West Virginia Wesleyan
Finy Pincura
Western Maryland
Hunter
End Barnette
Vic Reuter
Star Lafayette
Washiell
Wesleyan
Western Reserve
West Virgini U
Dick Harlow
Green Tarrors
Bucknell
Pincus
Stonebraker
Pincuras
Nied
Barnett
Blondin
Reuter
Johnson
Carnegie
Cook
Saduski
Heinzet
Mazzel
W. Var
Krouger
Marquetta
Doyle
Kavel
Mezza
Wilcox
Stewart
Sample
Parriott
W. Va
Koppe
College Football Scores Mixed Across Schools and States
Appalachian over Catawba 133 to 7 while Navy defeats Coast Guard 13 to 6 and Missouri beats St. Louis 21 to 6. Tennessee edges Oklahoma 23 to 14 as Southern California wins 44 to 3 over SMU. Pro results show Chicago Cardinals 7, Grand Rapids 4 and other regional scores amid a crowded results page.
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Appalachian
Catawba
Marines
Coast Guard
Navy
Western Maryland
Flor
Chattandoga Oklahoamna Cley University
HF University
Okahoma
Washington State
New Dyke-North
Uh Wale Forest Nebras
Ebras
Colorado
Washington
Southern California
Southern Methodist
St. Mary's
San Diego
Fresno
Missouri
St. Toula U
Kansas
Washburn Haake
Institute
Tuts University
Coal Cars derail on Conemaugh line near Livermore
Seven loaded coal cars derailed on the Conemaugh division of the Pennsylvania railroad at Livermore causing track damage and a several hour paralysis of traffic. No injuries were reported. The incident followed a similar collision last Saturday near KR where three trainmen were killed.
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Livermore
Conemaugh
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Sortet
Johnny Doyle
Bulldog Reider
Ray Stecker
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McCall
Retder
Stocker
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Gilbert's Army Store
All-East Stars
Dixie Clothing Co
Princeton Avenue
Hinesle
W. Ya
Uhlan Eno
Davis and Elkins College
Anderson Fages
Marchy Schwartz
Wegh HI
William C. Snyder
Michigan
America
Gene M. Simpson
Atate Game Farms
Oregon
American Game Association
York
Ware
Sociel Muralista
Gregan
Mr. Simpson
Simpson
Uni Force
New York Conservation Department
Association
Immet Ko
Bart C. O'Roke
School of Forestry and Conservation
University of Michigan
O'Roke
Rhodes
Gyp
Erie
Fairmont D. Ashford
Decatur
Chicago Cardinals
Grand Raplus
Bluafield, W. Va
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