All America Eleven Dominated by Minnesota Alabama Stanford
Minnesota captain Lund leads the two time all-America choices with Larson as the standout end. Alabama’s Howell and Lee join, along with Pitt’s Weinstock and Navy’s Borries, as top backs and backs from Stanford, Texas and the East fill the rest of the stellar lineup.
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Dixie Howell
Bill Lee
Don Hutson
Alabama
Howell
South
Monk Simons
Tulane
Abe Michal
Pittsburgh
Colgate
Princeton
Sands
California
Grayson
Boyden
Sheppard
Kostka
Weinstock
Andy Kerr
All-America Ends and Backs Rated in Close Race
Warburton tops coast observers as a star on a losing club but rated perhaps better than 1933. Buckler played through a leg injury to back Army's charge. Other backs honored include Christofferson Washington State Ha waiian White Colorado A g gies Sobrero Santa Clara Hamilton Stanford Whitehead Yale Switzer Cornell Cardwell Nebraska Clark Navy and Shakespeare Notre Dame. End positions went to Larson Minnesota and Hutson Alabama after a tight contest with Moscrip Stanford. Hutson a fast threat as runner and receiver. East backs include Borden Fordham Bogdans ki Colgate MacMillan Yale Kelley Colum bia Chase St Marys Shuler
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Warburton
Buckler
Christofferson
Washington State
White
Colorado Aggies
Sobrero
Santa Clara
Hamilton
Stanford
Whitehead
Yale
Switzer
Cornell
Cardwell
Nebraska
Clark
Navy
Shakespeare
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Rangy Larson
Alabama
Hutson
James
Monk) Moscrip
Moscrip
Brick Morse
Oregon
Larson
East
Lester Borden
Fordham
Colgate
Bogdanski
Billings
Princeton
Hugh MacMillan
Larry Kelley
Chase
Columbia
Erdelatz
St. Mary's
Shuler
All-America Football Selections From Navy to Notre Dame
Sports writer Jack Kofoed lists his All-America teams with names like Hutson of Alabama, Grayson of Stanford and Boyden of Notre Dame. He praises Purvis of Purdue and Smukler of Temple, notes depth across centers, guards Hartwig and Monahan, and calls Cutter and Carter standout defenders.
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Hutson
Alabama
Larson
Minnesota
Cutter
Navy
Carter
Southern Methodist
Hartwig
Pittsburgh
Monahan
Ohio State
Robinson
Notre Dame
Boyden
Llinois
Grayson
Stanford
Purvis
Purdue
Smukler
Temple
Moscrip
Oneford
Borden
Fordham
Steen
Syracuse
Brooke
Colgate
Roger
Barclay Rth
Carolina
Stevens
Kadlic
Princeton
Berries
Howell
Pop Warner
Thorpe
Nevers
Bobby Grayson
Kostka
Blue Pacific
Golfers brave Turkey Day wind at Pro Valley Club
Pro Valley Country Club reports golfers braved threatening weather on Thanksgiving Day. P J Hinds of New York shot 43 in an afternoon 36 holes, while Roland Gray also played 36 holes. A first hole in one is surpassed by a senior milestone as H S Sherman of Corpus Christi, at age 70, breaks an 80 with a 78 on a par 70 course and a 35 first nine.
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Bill Curtis
Pro Valley Country Club
P. J. Hinds
New York
Mr. Hinds
St. Andrews
Scotland
Roland Gray
C. W. Young
Mr. Gray
A. C. Bailey
H. S. Shermen
Corpus Christi
Texas
Dizzy” Dean
Moebes Shines for Cumberland Bulldogs at Rollins rout
Jack Moebes, former standout tackle from Decatur High, opened the season at tackle for the Cumberland Bulldogs. In a recent game in Orlando, he starred as Cumberland overwhelmed Rollins 12 to 0, with Moebes delivering a standout performance.
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Jack Moebes
Decatur High
Cumberland Bulldogs
Orlando
Fle
Rollins
Moebes
Legion Card Promises Three Big Wrestling Matches
The American Legion at Martin arena features Roy Allen of Nashville vs Freddie Knichel of St. Louis in a two falls, two hour match. Semifinal pits Dynamite Joe Dillman of Indianapolis against David Ross of Syracuse in two falls, one hour. Opening match pairs Bowden of Martin, Tenn., against Jack Flynn of Mayfield, Ky. Strong local interest and no ticket price changes.
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American Legion
Martin Arena
Roy Allen
Nashville
Freddie Knichel
St. Louis
Joe Dillman
Indianapolis
Ind
David Ross
Syracuse
N. Y
Schoolboy
Bowden
Martin
Tenn
Jack Flynn
Mayfield
Flynn
Decatur
Freddie Finchél
Allen
Enichel
Spying On Football Captains Vote In National Poll
The National Poll of football captains by Central Press reveals odd choices and quirks among 72 voting captains. Captains Cook of Vermont and Bescos of USC sit far apart, while Malone of Rollins and Theodoratus of Washington State also diverge. Several captains vote for themselves or teammates, many vote by illegible handwriting, and only four captains use typewriters including Monin USC Warmer BYU Fiske NMC and Lewis Carnegie Tech.
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Central Press
George Cook
Vermont
Julie Bescos
University of Southern California
Linton Malone
Rollins College
Florida
George Theodoratus
Washington State
Monin
Max Warmer
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
Clay Fiske
New Mexico State College
Lewis
Carnegie Tech
Bama Special to Leave December 21 for Pasadena
The Alabama special train carrying the coaches and football team will leave December 21 for Pasadena California. Efforts are underway to secure Governor Miller and Governor-elect Graves for the trip as announced by university athletic authorities.
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Alabama
Pasadena
Calif
Miller
Graves
Gophers Guard Duo Highlight 1930s All America Center Contenders
The piece spotlights Lund and Larson as top guards for the Minnesota Gophers while noting Hartwig and Ormiston as elite guards. It credits Darrell Lester of Texas Christian as a standout 215 pound center and lists other notable centers including Jack Robinson Notre Dame and Ellwood Kalbaugh Princeton among contenders with varied national recognition.
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Barclay
Hartwig
Kenneth Ormiston
Darrell Lester
Texas Christian
Rice
Lester
Frogs
Southwest
Coates
Texas
Arthur
Newby
Arkansas
Jack Robinson
Notre Dame
Franklin Meter
Nebraska
George Shotwell
Pittsburgh
Larry Siemering
San Francisco
Ellwood Kalbaugh
Princeton
Homer Robinson
Ore Lane
Ellmore Son
Chicago
Columbia
al Ciampa
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Alan Gould
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North Carolina
Rice Institute
Naval Academy
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Butch) Larson
Galloping Gophers
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Buzz) Borries
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Bill) Wallace
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Williams
Jay Berwanger
Dirie Howell
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Ilinois
Pitt
Mike Nicksick
Miller Munjas
Garry LeVan
Tigers
Gene Kern
Marty McDonough
Don
Bull) Irwin
Warner
Jim Thorpe
Ernie Nevers
Dave Smukler
Bill Shepherd
Western Maryland
Alphonse
Tuffy) Leemans
George Washington University
Capital City
Jack Buckler
Army
Cotton Warburton
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Slade Cutter
Iles Mucha
Washington
Franklin Meier
Weth Ormiston
Charles Galbreath
Clinois
Joseph Bogdanski
Richard Heekin
Ohio
Frank Larson
William Lee
Charles Hartwig
George Barclay
Robert Reynolds
Donald Hutson
Robert Grayson
H. Back
Fred Borries, JR
William Wallace
Francis Lund
James Moscrip
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