All America grid team named by Walsh picks Widseth and Reid
The thirteenth annual All-America grid selections by Christy Walsh name Widseth of Minnesota and Reid of Yale as two stars in a roundtable panel at Los Angeles. Basrak Tinsley Kinnard Starcevich Parker Falaschi Kelley Ryan also named among the eleven hour.
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Tinsley
Widseth
Francis
Kinnard
Starcevich
Reid
Parker
Falaschi
Kelley
Ryan
All- America Board
Los Angeles
Calif
Rocky Mountains
Minnesota
Santa Clara
Kinley Kammer Battle Highlights Coe Victory Over Grinnell
Coe College beat Grinnell 28 to 26 as McKinley led Coe with 10 points and Kammer added nine in a tight defensive affair. Grinnell captains Dean and La Masney sparked a late push, but a key miscue in the final seconds preserved the Kohawks win.
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Coe College
Grinnell
Pioneers
Dean
la Masney
LaMasney
Berry
Coe
Kohawks
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Kammer
Hayward
Kinnell
MP McKinley
Linduska
T Gudatis
Woodward
Dean Pavegno
Fowler
Hedges Dartmou Brouck
Des Moines
All-America Football Team for 1936 selection
The All-America board announces the 1936 All-America football team selections chaired by Glenn S. Warner with members Frank Thomas Elmer Layden Chris Walsh and Howard H. Jones. Names include end Tinsley Yale center Kelley Duquesne quarterback Falashi Santa Clara halfback Ryan Utah State, fullback Francis Nebraska, Reid Northwestern guard Starcevich Washington tackle Kinard Mississippi halfback Parker tackle Widseth Minnesota.
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All-America Board of Football
Glenn S. Warner
Frank Thomas
Elmer Layden
Christy Walsh
Howard H. Jones
Tinsley
Lou
St. U. End
Kelley
Yale
Basrak
Duquesne Q
Falashi
Santa Clara
Ryan Utah Aggies
Francis
Nebraska
Reid Northwest
Starcevich
Washington
Kinard
Mississippi
Parker
Widseth
Minnesota
Ryan
New Haven
Wasatch Mountains
Utah
Larry
all-America Board
Pop Warner
Falaschi
San Francisco
Steve Reid
Chicago
Howard Jones
Los Angeles
Walter Camp, Jr
Columbia
Iowa
Kelley and Ryan Lead All America Selection
The 1936 All America team was chosen with five unanimous first ballot selections. Kelley and Ryan stood out as key players, with Kelley praised for both offense and academics and Ryan highlighted for versatility. A coast to coast radio presentation planned the unveiling with a host of football figures participating.
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Pacific Coast
Pasadena
Starcevich
Pittsburgh
Basrak
Herwig
Ryan
Kelly
Chicago Cage Team Beats Carroll College 31 to 28
The University of Chicago defeated Carroll College of Waukesha Wisconsin 31 to 28 in a basketball game Saturday night. J Knoblauch Carroll forward with 10 free throws was high scorer.
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Chicago
Carroll College
University of Chicago
Carroll College of
Illinois Beats DePauw 44 to 24 in Exhibition Tuneup
Illinois overwhelmed DePauw 44 to 24 before 5 238 fans at Champaign. Sophomore forward Louis Boudreau scored 14 points for the second straight game, supported by guard Jim Vopicka and forward Tommy Nisbet. The Illini led 15-7 at halftime and never trailed.
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DePauw
Louis Boudreau
Jim Vopicka
Tommy Nisbet
Illini
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Braddock To Fight Schmeling In 15 Round Title Bout
Braddock signs to box Max Schmeling in a 15 round championship at Madison Square Garden on June 3 with joint promotion by the Garden and the Twentieth Century Sporting Club. Braddock to receive about 42 percent of the gate, Schmeling around 21 percent, with private boosts. A no Louis before June 3 clause is set, and the winner must post 25000 to defend the title within six months, likely facing Louis in September.
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Long Island Bowl
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Schmeling
Joe Gould
Atlantic City
Joe Louis
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Purdue Basketball Team Wins Easily From Bradley Tech
Purdue University defeated Bradley Tech 35 to 25 in Lafayette Indiana before 5000 fans. Purdue reserves played early and held a 16 to 12 halftime margin with Jewell Young scoring 10 points. Hutchins led Bradley with seven.
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Purdue University
Bradley Tech
Purdue
Jewell Young
Hutchins
Bradley
Wolverines Rout Michigan State In Big Win
University of Michigan basketball team defeated Michigan State 34 to 21 in Ann Arbor. Johnny Townsend led scoring with 12 points as the Wolverines followed a four point halftime lead with a strong second half showing after a 61 to 12 win over Michigan Normal earlier in the week.
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Ann Arbor
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University of Michigan
Michigan State
Michigan
Johnny Townsend
Tigers hold Gerald Walker despite erratic past season
The Detroit Tigers favored keeping outfielder Gerald Walker after his surprising late season turnaround and .353 average, while signaling trades for other outfielders may be possible. The piece also notes baseball’s rebound from earlier declines, roster plans for spring training, and Pepper Hash notes on awards, salaries, and management.
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Gerald Walker
Walker
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Simmons
Fox
Goslin
Tiger Lair
Harry Johnson
Raiders
al Thomas
Dick Elston
Red van Freet
Russell de Forest
Alex Filbert
Frank Howard
Jiggs Gasaway
Harry Leonard
Cap Crossley
Skeeter Webb
Columbus
Howard Taylor
Jim Hayes
Rochester
Allyn Stout
St. Louis Cardinals
Wayne McCue
Picard Fires 63 in Nassau Open Golf Debut
Henry Picard of Hershey Pennsylvania shot a 63 at Nassau Country Club to lead opening round play in the Nassau open. Four strokes back sit Ralph Guldahl with 67, followed by Paul Bunyan Wild Bill Mehlhorn and Newton Hayden at 67. Several veterans failed to match par as scores ranged from 69 to 73 with top names in the field.
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Hershey
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Tony Manero
Ohio State Defeats Denison 42 16 In Season Opener
Ohio State struggled but pulled away to beat Denison 42 to 16 in Columbus in the season opener. Dick Baker and Thomas scored early baskets to give the Buckeyes a lead they held, with a 26-5 halftime advantage.
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Lyons-McKinley Cagers Edge McKinley 23 to 21
Lyons high school defeated Clinton-McKinley 23 to 21 in a hard fought game marked by 25 fouls. McKinley led early but Lyons rallied with key shots from Asmussen and Thoms to pull ahead, while Miller was sidelined for unsportsmanlike conduct.
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Thoms
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De Paul Cagemen Defeat Pittsburgh Panthers In OT
De Paul university basketball beat Pittsburgh 41 to 37 in overtime at the 132nd Armory in Chicago. The game was tied at 36 at the end of regulation.
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Pittsburgh Panthers
Chicago
de Paul University
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132Nd Armory
College basketball scores roundup with numerous matchups
A long listing of college basketball results across teams including Coe over Grinnell 28 26 North Dakota State over Minnesota 33 29 Michigan 34 Michigan State 21 Wisconsin 29 Marquette 21 Indiana 43 Miami 13 Illinois 44 De Pauw 24 Ohio State 42 Denison 16 Purdue 35 Bradley Tech 25 Drake 42 Denver 40 and multiple other games with schools such as Adolphus Winona Teachers Rochester Bethany Luther Fordham Yale Springfield Columbia Cornell Alfred Notre Dame Western State Teachers Bowling Green Bluffton Otterbein Cedarville Wilmington Missouri Earlham Butler Western Union Wayne Teachers Omaha Wilmingt on Washburn Augustana Siversity of Detect We Mich Olivet Albion Hillsdale Jackson etc.
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Butler Western Union
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Topeka
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Olive
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Papertreese Brown
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Indiana Beats Miami U. by 43 to 13 in Bloomington
Indiana blazed to a 43 to 13 victory over Miami University in Bloomington. Forward Etnire led with 13 points while Andre s added 10 as Indiana built a 20 to 5 halftime lead and dominated the game.
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Indiana
Miami University
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Hoosiers
Andres
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Cromer
Wisconsin Huskies Beat Marquette 29 to 21 in Madison
Wisconsin basketball defeated Marquette 29 to 21 in Madison to claim its third non-conference win. The Badgers led 3 0 early, then 14 7 at halftime and stretched to 20 9 early in the second half.
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University of Wisconsin
Marquette University of Milwaukee
Marquette
Wisconsin
Badgers
North Dakota State Upsets Minnesota 33 29 in Dramatic Rally
North Dakota State stunned Minnesota 33 to 29 after a furious second half rally. The Bison exploded with a long shooting attack to break a 27 all tie in the final five minutes and pull away from the Gophers who led 20 to 14 at halftime.
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