Riley PANTHERS and HUSKIES forward wall praised in Rose Bowl buzz
Joe Riley of Alabama, a hard working halfback, seeks a coaching job come May after an undefeated season and strong all around play. The Dothan native, praised by fans and Alabama cheerleader Martha Witt Burleson, is known for punting accuracy passing and sprint speed.
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Riley Panthers
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Als
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Joseph Riley
May
University of Alabama
Dothan
Little Joe
Dixie Howell
Alabama
Bama
Joe
Frank Thomas
Riley
Crimson Tide
Joe Riley
Wolves Howl in Grid Camps
Football coaching moves appear limited in major conferences as 1937 approaches. Southern, Big Six, Southwest, and Rocky Mountain groups show shifts, while the Southeastern and Big Ten stay mostly steady. Ivy League confirms stability with Tuss McLaughery replaced at Brown, and Michigan reportedly courting Jimmy Phelan as Pacific Coast lines up for 1937 unchanged.
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New York
Wolf Howl
Rocky Mountain
Almade
Iowa
Michigan
Tuss McLaughry
Lst
Brown
Pacific Coast
Jimmy Phelan
Washington
Modern Educator 1 8 University president and conundrums
A fragmented list from a historical page presents clues to vocabulary and crossword style clues. Entries reference roles such as president, minister, and terms like Sanskrit lect and doorway rug, alongside various short definitions and cross references.
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Jessen
Fight Looms in Firing Hunk Anderson at State
Raleigh Dec 24 The fight over dismissing Hunk Anderson as NC State football coach moved toward the General Assembly. Alumni group Friends of Hunk Anderson vows to push for reinstatement and to air the issue when the legislature convenes January 6. They seek resolutions on local university self government and to present them to the General Assembly.
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N. C
Hunk Anderson
N. C. State
General Assembly
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Hunk) Anderson
Anderson
General Alumni Association
State
Athletic Council
Dr. Graham
Rumor-Filled Coaching Shuffle Report for 1937
A speculative roundup lists expected coaching changes across leagues. Names include South-Hank Anderson at NC State, Bill Rafferty from VMI, Pooley Hubert at W&L, Amos Bolen quitting, Greasy Neale possible at Yale, Gus Tebbell at Virginia, Eddie Reed from Loyola of Louisiana, and major moves at Army, Iowa State, Kansas, Nebraska, Lafayette, Carnegie Tech, Montana, San Francisco, Portland, USC, and Texas.
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Hank Anderson
North Carolina State
Bill Rafferty
Pooley Hubert Tak
Amos Bolen
Greasy Neale
Yale
Gus Tebbell
Virginia
Loyola
Louisiana
Eddie Reed
Big Six
Army
Biff Jones
Oklahoma
Tom Stidham
George Veenker
Iowa State
Jimmy Yeager
Kansas
Ad Lindsey
Nebraska
Texas
Vic Hanson
Oviste Cok
Ave
E Bryan
Lafayette
Ernie Nevers
Howard Harpster
Carnegie Tech
Far West
Adolph Lewandowski
Montana
Spud Lewis
San Francisco
Gene Murphy
Portland
Howard Jones
Southern California
Southwest
Jack Chevigny
Longhorns
Bible
Christmas notes and sports gossip from New York
A wreath lies on W L Stribling's grave sent by Max Schmel ing who recalls their days in friendship and a past Cleveland sparring night. Indiana basketball tallies 149 in three games while Princeton defeats Yale in chess 3 0. Hank Anderson and others receive holiday regards as winter sports chatter fills the column.
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New York
W. L. (Young
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Max
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Schmeling
America
Amny Ondra
North Carolina
Hank Anderson
Princeton
Yale
Princetons
Yales
Indiana
Jack Doyle
Rabbit Maranville
St. Louis
Louis Pastor bout negotiations stall over three year option
Promoters Jacobs and Johnston clash over terms for a Louis Pastor heavyweight bout as talks continue amid threats to bar Louis from New York rings. Conflicts include an option on Pastor and disputed athletic commission rulings. A January 29 date in Madison Square Garden is still under consideration.
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Joe Louis
Bob Pastor
E* Braddock
Max
Louis
Garden
Broadway
Boxing Boulevard
Jacobs
New York State
State Athletic Commission
Hippodrome
Jack Curley
Red Burman
Washington
Gunnar Barland
Burman
Pastor
Buffalo
Red Bank
N. J
Yuletide Peace Sought Through Dean’s Help
Fragmentary line suggests request for holiday harmony with assistance from a Dean figure. No further context or names clearly identifiable.
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Hanson
Dean
Rose Bowl clash pits Pitt and Washington linemen in Pasadena
Roster notes from a New Year’s Day Rose Bowl preview highlight Pitt and Washington fronts. Pitt stars include Hoffman Daddio Daniels Matisi Adams and Dalle Tezze Glassford Lezustski while Washington counters with Peters Johnson Markov Bond Stercevich Slicinski Wiatrak.
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Robert Myers
Pasadena
Pynes
Pittsburgh
Washington
Jock Sutherland
Pitt
Fabian Hoffman
Bill Daddio
Hoffman
Daddio
Ohio State
Nebraska
Averell Daniels
Tony Matisi
Dante Dalle Tezze
Bill Glassford
Albin Lezouski
Sutherland
Henry Adams
Adams
Panthers
Jimmy Phelan
Frank Peters
Dick Johnson
Vic Markov
Chuck Bond
Markov
Bond
Phelan
Max Sterce
Courage Not Rules Needed In Football Says Schommer
John J. Schommer, dean of Western Conference officials, argues courageous enforcement rather than rule changes is the key for football. He predicts debate on rules at the December 28 coaches meeting in New York and stresses officials must know pass interference calls and have courage, with basketball experience aiding judgment.
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Chicago
John J. Schommer
Schommer
University of Chicago
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Wally Steffen
Walter Eckersall
New York
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