Alabama Passes Into AP All American Spotlight In Southern Tilt
Alabama quarterback Riley Smith tops the All America balloting with Southern Methodist, Texas Christian and Louisiana State stars sharing first team spots. The AP selection highlights Dixie and Southwest strength as Smith leads a coast wide group of backs, ends, linemen and backs from Notre Dame, Michigan, Stanford, Army, Minnesota and more.
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Alan Gould
Nesote
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Alabama
Reid South
Louisiane
South
Southwest
Carolinas
Texas
Middle West
Southwestern
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Toe
Louisiana
Minnesota
Princston
Thme
Middle Wand
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Rice
Stanfard
Iowa
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Andy Pitney
Tole
Ter
Michigan
Boston Collage
Bama
Vandi
Vicketien
Stanford
North Caroline
Duke
New York University
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Nyor
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Gareer
Mitndis
Chicago
Berwanger
Ceater
Pitney
Andy
Wilson
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Bobby Wilson
Jack-Rabbit
Albie Booth
Yale
Los Angeles
Fayetteville
Ark
Southern California
John McCauley
Bill Wallace
Wheon
Harry Shuford
Smith
Ike
Lloyd Cardwell
Nebraska
Chuck Cieshire
al Hess
Yayé
North
Carolina
Dent Jackson
Ace Parker
Oze Simmons
Joe Williams
Notre
George Roscoe
Tuffy Thompson
Jess Fatherree
Jane
Louisiana State
Princeton
Jack White
Paul Paulk
Gary LeVan
Army
Monk Meyer
Riley Smith
Tuscaloosa
Dixie Howell
Sam Adrian Baugh
Frogs
McCauley
Baug
Baugh
Meyer
Lawrence
Sam Adrian
Particur
Sive
Beles
Grayson
Dick Crayne
Simmons
Shuford
Pony E Xpress
John Bneed Schmidt
Navy
Ebeda
Gaynell Tinsley
Bill Shuler
Walter Winika
Rutgers
Gil Lea
Monk Mosorip
Wayne Millner
Hiven
Darrell Lester
Lester
Gomer Jones
Steve Sabo
North Carolina State
Walter Gilbert
Auburn
Steve Cullinan
Larry Luts
California
Dick Smith
Luts
Truman Spain
Ed Widseth
Charley Toll
Widseth
Gaynell
Joan A. Weller
Darrell Paul Tangora
Northwestern
Richard Minnesota
William R. Army
Anna Riley Smith
John Jacob Anger
Robert Southern Methodist
Robert H
Poston
Seer
Nena Popedee
Good Paterson
Edwin Wideeth
Idney Wegener
Philip Flanagan
Holy Cross
Mena Rerwanenenenes
Babel
Aetapmia
Gilbert Lea
Renee
John McOsuley
Sen
Bam Adriar
Senate Oresse
Sneenitia Piyponcorsse
Geleeneenseessenve
Jackeen
North Carolina
Wenenoe
Saevssenevenonsnens Bovece Neue Tonsset
Bhekion
Cardinals undecided on schedule changes for upcoming games
The Cardinals will not campaign for changes to the regular schedules, with officials noting emphasis on existing routines. The report suggests the team has long followed a stable game plan and may avoid broader alterations this season.
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Tonel
Chicago
Cardinals
Two Favored Teams Clash In Open Tilt
Two oft beaten teams meet in a key game with Clary's status unclear. Eastern Probable starter details and lineups are listed, highlighting early action and potential adjustments as the contest unfolds.
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Burn Clary
Palledtér
Cooper Leads Orlando Open With Two Stroke Edge
Harry Cooper of Chicago holds a two stroke lead entering the final 36 holes of the Orlando Open after two sub par rounds totaling 138. Johnny Revolta and Tony Manero share second place, tied as Cooper seeks the $2,000 prize.
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Orlando
Fia
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Johnny Revolta
Tony Manero
Greensboro
N. C
Court to Hear Farm Act Validity Challenge Monday
The Supreme Court opens hearings next Monday on the AAA farm act validity in the Hoosac Mille case from Massachusetts. Lawyers will argue the constitutionality of farm program taxes and their impact on 1936 and future years.
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Washington
al I
Supreme Court
AAA
Hoosac
Last Year's All America Honors List Containing Key Names
Noted selections include DONALD HUTSON ROBERT GRAYSON and FRANCIS LUND among players from MINNESOTA ALABAMA PITTSBURGH. Other colleges mentioned are NORTH CAROLINA STANFORD NAVY RICE, highlighting year end recognitions across multiple programs.
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Donald Hutson
Robert Grayson Francis Lund
Minnesota
Alabama
Pittsburgh
Christian North Carolina
Stanford
NAVY
Desks in Limestone Paint at Blackburn School
Limestone painted desks benefit Blackburn School in Athens Alabama as funds advance for improvements. The article notes these desks are among first completed and discusses future school building upgrades and repair plans.
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Athens
Ala
Blackburn
Police Sergeant Haight Injured by Ricocheting Bullet
In Dead Pan Saut Lake City a police sergeant suffered a gunshot wound from a ricocheted bullet during a routine incident. The injury is described as non fatal and the investigation continues.
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Saut Lake City
Gokden Haight
Peter
Ministerial Group to Meet Monday
Members of the Ministerial Association were invited to attend a meeting on Monday to discuss community concerns and church activities.
Sports and Olympic Notes including Berwanger Grange comparison
Jonathan highlights Berwanger and Grange styles as distinct. Pierre Brunet and Madame Brunet skip winter Olympics due to French funding. Barney Ross runs a jewelry business in Chicago. Eddie Smiths fight plans, boxing chatter, and bowling champs in Indianapolis are noted alongside various sports headlines.
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Zuppee
Jay Berwanger
Red Grange
Berwaner
Grange
Illinois
Zup
Pierre Brunet
Madame Brunet
Barney Ross
Chicago Loop
Jimmy Smith
Philadelphia
Paul Dams
Braves face possible $200000 bid amid lease troubles
Adams reports other bidders are prepared to offer 200000 dollars for the Boston club as Quinn and others consider bids. The Braves deal follows a season clouded by dog track lease difficulties and related troubles.
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Braves
Adams
Boston Club
Military officers told to curb critical remarks
President Roosevelt reportedly ordered Army and Navy officers to limit comments against civil organizations. A high church official said the command was disclosed during a White House interview attended by Dr. Samuel Cavert of New York and Dr. Joseph R. Zizoo of Washington, officials of the Federal Council of Churches.
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Roosevelt
Army
Navy
White House
Samuel Cavert
New York
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Joseph R. Zizoo
Council
Athens to Blaze in Christmas Colors
Athens Alabama prepares for a bright Christmas season as old lights are replaced with a large new set. The city aims to be one of the best lighted towns for visitors from nearby areas. The installation of the new lights will illuminate Athens’s main streets and public areas.
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Athens
Ala
Tulane seeks new mentor after crushing loss to LSU
New Orleans December 1 The athletic council at Tulane University moved to replace its football coach after a 41 0 defeat to LSU. The alumni and fans await a decision while names such as Bob Neyland Dana X Bible and Bernie Bierman are mentioned as potential successors.
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New Orleans
Tulane
Athletic Council
Tigers
Huey P. Long
Biff Jones
Jones
Clark Shaughnessy
Chicago
Mike Donahue
Russ Cohen
Farewll
Temple
Atletic Council
Bob Neyland
Tennessee
Dana X. Bible
Nebraska
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
John W Davis Attacks Farm Act in Supreme Court Brief
Former Democratic presidential nominee John W. Davis denounces the Farm Act as a fraud against taxpayers in a Supreme Court filing. Chicago attorney John B. Hughes, representing several nut and candy companies, calls the legislation unconstitutional and pillage.
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Wasemarol
Supreme Court
John W. Davis
John B. Hughes
Chicago
Young People to Entertain Glee Club at Church Event
Young parishioners will present a program at Central Methodist Church tomorrow night as a preliminary to a feature on the history of Athens College. The event aims to entertain church members and showcase local youth talent.
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Glee Club
of Athens College
Central Methodist Church
Realty dealers more prosperous
A general reduction in real estate loan interest rates drew comment, alongside a drop in foreclosures, signaling improved conditions for realty dealers.
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Tex
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Rockford
Ill
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James Moscrip
Charles Toll
William Wallace
Clarence Parker
Richard Crayne
South Carolina
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Tampa
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Ministerial Association
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Harry Grayson
Madison Square Garden
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Ohio Wesleyan
George Gauthier
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Joe Louis
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Garden
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Roy Lazer
Jersey City
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Utah
Forest Dale
Salt Lake
University of Nebraska Athletic Department
Ford Frick
Wally Berger
Boston Braves
Max Schmeling
Jim Braddock
New York Boxing Commissioners
Joe Gould
Quinn
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