All-America Squad Chosen By NBA Service Editor
Harry Grayson selects first second and third teams with numerous college players named from Notre Dame Fordham Pitt Yale and California. Pittsburgh players show on first and second teams while prospects for the Rose Bowl nomination are discussed amid scattered notes on golf bowling and wildlife feeding during heavy snows.
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Harry Grayson
NBA
News Services
Andrew Bershak
North Carollinn
John Wysocki
Villanova
Packles
Joseph Reiner
Notre Dame
Frank Kinard
Mississippi
Gnartis
Joseph Routt
Exus A. & M
Vatu Stockton
California
Charles Brock
Nebraska
Byron White
Colorado
Clinton Wrank
Yale
Bowl hopefuls crown as Alabama Fordham favored
United Press writers predict Alabama, Pittsburgh and Fordham will win their final games. Alabama faces Vanderbilt to claim the SEC title and Pasadena bid, Fordham expected to crush New York University, and Navy to rebound against Army in Philadelphia. Other picks span Stanford over Columbia, Notre Dame over Southern California, Missouri over Kansas, and Texas A&M over Texas.
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Alabama
Pittsburgh
Fordham
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Detroit
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Virginia
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Columbia
Holy Cross
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Nebraska
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Mississippi
Mississippi State
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Clemson
Furman
V. P
Davidson
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Oglethorpe
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Richmond
South Carolina
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Panthers
Auburn
Florida
Georgia Tech
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Louisiana
Tulane
Texas Aggies
Texas
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Tulsa
Tec Uvover
Baylor
Rive
Oklahoma Aggies
Centenary
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Denver
Greeley State
Wyoming
Utah UT
Utah State
Collorado College
Whitman
Montana
North Dakota
Arizona
Colorado State
Pacific Coast
Mid- Angeles
Santa Claraigan State
San Francisco
U. C
L. A
Villanova
Gonzaga
Loyola of Los Livill
Steens Beats National Bank in Antler League Bowling
Steens routed National Bank last evening in the Antler Bowling League. Dick Smith led the winners with a 187 average as Steens captured two wins from the bank squad with steady team play and strong marks.
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Steens
National Bank Steans
National Bank
Dick Smith
Centerville Cacers Edge St Edward's In Close Sprint
Centerville High boys edged St Edward's 19 to 18 at Centerville in a tight game. Center Jackson led Centerville with 12 points, while Pat Pearny paced St Edward's with 7. two regulars were out for the Irish, keeping the margin within four points throughout the contest.
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Big Center
Centerville
St. Edward's High School
Center Jackson
Corry Irish
Jackson
Pat Péarney
Bob Brigham
Martin Ressler
Art Fitts
St Edward's
Sullivan
Fourney
Bee & Zarbo
Mead
Crane
Tmead
Hoyien
Geds
Centerville Fallam
Larence
Iackson
Crouch
Wintton
Saunders
Fe Ee
Harvey
Pitt sounded out for Sugar Bowl invitation
Pittsburgh officials discussed a potential Sugar Bowl bid with Herbert O. Benson of New Orleans. Athletic Director James Hagan and Benson would not comment. No agreement was reached as Pitt maintains a policy of leaving postseason selections to the Players committee.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Herlbert O. Benson
New Orleans
James Hagan
Benson
Hagan
Pitt
Sportsdom Reflects On Best Year In 1937 Sports
United Press reports Thanksgiving reflections on 1937 in sports. College football reached a high level with bigger crowds and balanced schedules. major league attendance rose to about 9.6 million, nearing the all time peak, while boxing trends show steady activity.
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United Press
New York
Anlirsienss
Titans drill at Forbes Field for game tours
Pittsburgh November 24 The football team of the University of Detroit was slated to workout at Forbes Field today to ready for their game tomorrow against Duquesne University. The farewell home engagement for 13 seniors on the Duquesne squad includes standouts Boyd Brumbaugh George Matsik Captain Joe Maras fullbacks Jonny Karrs Kenneth Bachtloff quarterback Frank Zopyeth end George Piatakis Larry Kirsling guards Jin Hom and Steve Barkw.
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Pittsburgh
University of Detroit
Fores Field
Duquesne University
Boyd Brumbaugh
George Matsik
Joe Maras
Jonny Karrs
Kenneth Bachtloff
Frank Zopyeth
Endy George Piatakis
Larry Kirsling
Jin Hom
Steve Barkw
Ants Grow Mushrooms For New Colony Founding
Leaf cutting ants cultivate mushroom gardens to feed their colonies. When a queen departs to establish a new nest she carries a fragment of fungus to start a fresh crop.
Cottontail Rabbits Noted for High Strung Reactions
Cottontail rabbits are among the most high strung of wild animals. Instances of cottontails becoming paralyzed from fright have been reported.
Centerville Indies Rout St Edward's Alumni in Cage Win
Centerville's Independent defeated St Edward's Alumni 28 to 8 in a preliminary varsity game at Centerville last evening. Werling led Centerville with 14 points, while Walsh topped St Edward's with 12. The halftime score stood 18 to 16.
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St. Edward's
Corry
Werling
Jack Walsh
Vanesse
Barnes
Jackson
Bradford
R. Vanesse
Scrafford
Smith
Kelly
Walsh
Hoyts
Crane
Ruland
F. Hyots
Henry Armstrong Wins 24th Knockout in 25 Fights
Henry Armstrong world featherweight champion eyed the lightweight title after a 24th knockout in 25 bouts. He knocked out Joey Brown in the second round of a ten round non title bout in Buftailo New York.
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Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
Joey Brown
Syracuse
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