Stars Of Football Demand All American Recognition
The AP all-America race for 1933 shows close voting with standout candidates like Charles Bernard of Michigan, Jack Buckler of Army, Fred Crawford of Duke, and George Sauer of Nebraska. observers note ongoing debate as final results depend on upcoming games and last votes. Other near-certain mentions include backs Buckler and Sebastian and tackle Corbus, with a broad field of ends, guards, centers, and backs from major programs across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Gould
Associated Press
EW York
Walter Camp
Cy Grant
Georgia
Dixie
South
Homer Key
Sebastian Hot and Cold
Mike Sebastian
Pittsburgh
Bill Corbus
Stanford
Corbus
Southern
California
Charles Bernard
Michigan
Jack Buckler
Army
Fred Crawford
Duke
George Henry Sauer
Nebraska
Devore
Notre Dame
Manske
Northwestern
Skladany
Crawford
Harvey
Holy Cross
Wistert
C. Jorgensen
St. Mary’s
Gentry
Oklahoma
Fehring
Purdue
Ceppi
Princeton
Kilcullen
Yale
Hopke
Alabama
Rosenberg
Southern California
Gailus
Ohio State
Burzio
Carnegie
Jablonsky
Bernard
del Isola
Fordham
Coats
University of Californian
Los Angeles
Johnson
Beynon
Sinois
Pardenner
Warburton
Montgomery
Columbia
Buckler
Everhardus
Purvis
Kercheval
Kentucky
Feathers
Tennessee
Roberts
Tulane
Wilson
St. Mary's
Danowski
Grant
Sebastian
Nott
Detroit
Franklin
Oregon State
Sauer
Lund
Minnesota
Mikulak
Oregon
Weinstock
Big Ten Urged To Approve Postseason Football Game
John W. Murray urged Western conference officials to suspend the ban on post season games. He told Michigan officials that Ohio State and Purdue support the idea while eyeing an Army Michigan Dec 9 clash and considering other opponents from Oregon Princeton Nebraska Army Georgia and Michigan.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
John W. Murray
National Football Championship Committee
Murray
Ohio State
Purdue
Ralph W Aigler
Michigan Athletic Board
Army
Michigan
Oregon
Princeton
Nebraska
Army Durke
Georgia
Petoskey
Larson
Minnesota
Wistert
Fehring
Schammel
Iowa
Gailus
Bernard
Benyon
Ilinois
Purvis
Everhardus
Lund
Norsemen
Harry Kipke
Gophers
Kipke
Big Ten
Illinois
Cornell Simpson clash rekindles teacher pupil feud on grid
Mount Vernon Iowa The long running teacher pupil feud between Cornell coach Dick Barker and Simpson coach Judd Dean resurfaces as Cornell meets Simpson at Indianola Friday. Simpson shares first place in the Iowa Conference while Cornell sits tied for second in the Midwest Conference as both teams head into the pivotal matchup. Cornell reports Shadle limited by a leg injury but Osburn expected to play despite leg infection.
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Mount Vernon
Dick Barker
Cornell
Judd Dean
Simpson
Methodist College
Indianola
Iowa
Cornellians
Carleton
Fred Shadle
Barney Osburn
Purple
Osburn
Cornell Gridder
Iowa State Aims to Beat Kansas in Lawrence Clash
Iowa State and Kansas meet in Lawrence in a key Big Six contest. The Cyclones, led by coach George Veenker, seek fourth place as Don Theophilus returns at fullback and Schafroth shifts to left end. Kansas also eyes fourth with improved but uneven scoring progress.
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Kansas City
Iowa State
Kansas
Lawrence
Cyclones
Jayhawker
Kansans
Jowans
Jayhawkers
George Veenker
Don Theophilus
Schafroth
Hood
Missouri
Johnson and Beers
East Waterloo
Kacina
McCaffrie
Munger
Trinity Girls Win From V-8 In Volleyball Loop
Trinity girls beat V-8 67 to 26 in Wednesday’s league games. Which Way meets M. and M. Friday with First Baptist vs T. T. M. and Blue Eagle vs Trinity in upcoming matches. Local sale notice lists hardware and equipment seized in a Linn County civil execution dated 1933.
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Trinity Girls
W. C
Trinity
Which Way
A A. G
N. R.A
Notre Dame Northwestern Clash Sets Big Ten Scene
The piece notes Notre Dame and Northwestern both sit at 1-4-1, with similar scoring margins against stronger opponents. It highlights upcoming all star selections, Kipke’s Michigan success over Minnesota, and Oregon State coach Lon Stiner blaming jitters for a season setback.
Ruth At Home After 15 000 Mile Trip
Babe Ruth returns to New York after a 15000 mile journey that included Hawaii. He plans to stay in New York until Florida training opens and may golf or hunt briefly. He has no firm plans for next season but expects to stay with the Yankees.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Hawaiian Islands
Florida
Yankees
Yanks
Tigers Travel to Frozen Northland
Washington heads to Waterloo to face East high in a frigid Saturday football clash. The piece notes icy conditions, ice hockey skilled backfield, Eskimo backs, and wind aided play with references to players Collins Miller Nance Kinch and coach Rust. Michigan's Fay Everhardus Renner Reneczi and Heston injuries are listed with a Minnesota game mentioned.
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Washington
Waterloo
East High
East Waterloo
Collins
Tiger
Miller
Nance and
Kinch
Rust
Morton
Altang
Ann Arbor. Mich
Fay
Renner Everhardus
Reneczi
Michigan
Plan Industrial Basket Loop At Meeting Tonight
A meeting in Stuart hall at the Quaker Oats gymnasium will organize an eight team industrial basketball league. The event, led by Jimmy Wall and Vail, aims to include fraternal or independent teams and start play in December with initial interest from Quaker Oats Shell and Skelly Oil.
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Stuart Hall
Quaker Oats
Jimmy Wall
Vail
Shell and Skelly
Wrestling results from AP: Garibaldi, Savetd, Dusek wins
In New York Gino Garibaldi 214 from Italy defeated Dick Davinscourt 225 of California in 25 46. Cleveland saw Joe Savetd 212 of Three Oaks Michigan throw Joe Makewics 207 of Utica NC in 23 07. Philadelphia reported Ernie Dusek 216 of Omaha beat Vic Christy 203 of Los Angeles in 57 00.
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Associated Press
New York
Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Dick Davinscourt
California
Cleveland
Joe Savetd
Three Oaks
Mich
Joe Makewics
Utica
N. C
Philadelphia
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Vic Christy
Loa Angeles
Kolin M Farlane Meet in Auditorium
Wrestling fans in the City Auditorium tonight at 8 30 p m will see Henry Kolin of Cedar Rapids and Bob McFarlane of Beloit Wis in a no time limit two out of three falls match Wennie Hulsizer 215 Humbolt will face Jack Hadlock Birmingham Ala in a two out of three fall sixty minute match Hul sizer niece of Franz Gotch and known for clever holds Hadlock recently impressed in a St Louis show Jim Bear 160 local favorite meets Wild Cat Flynn Den 165 West Point Neb in a two out of three fall forty five minute bout A fourth boxing match is planned Jack Finn is matchmaker Bill Gibson referee and promoter
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City
Henry Kolin
Cedar Rapids
Bob McFarlane
Beloit
Wis
Wennie Hulsizer
Humbolat
Jack Hadlock
Birmingham
Ala
Hulsizer
Franz Gotch
Hadlock
St. Louis
Jimmy Bear
Wild Cat
Flyn van den
West Point
Neb
Jack Finn
Bill Gibson
Earlville Night Hawks Face Oneida Independents Friday
The Earlville Night Hawks will play the Oneida independents at Oneida Friday evening in a local basketball matchup.
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Earlville Night Hawks
Oneida
the Gazette
Earlville, In
Oneida Independents
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