Riley Smith Wins Unanimous Alabama Auburn All Star Vote
Alabama and Auburn each place two players on an All Star ballot with Riley Smith receiving a unanimous vote. The Associated Press list highlights Gaynell Tinsley Taue Fatherree Willum Crane and other top players from LSU Mississippi State Georgia Tech and Georgia among honorees and newcomers to the list.
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Alabama
Auburn
Riley Smith
Kenneth Gregort
Associated Pross
Atlanta
Del
Louisiana State University
Albatar
Aperts
Tiger
Gaynell Tinsley
Taue Fatherree
Elf
Willum Crane
Liota
Louisiana State
Willis Geny
Middiston Fitzaimmons
Georgia Tech
Frank Johnson
Georgia
B. Pickin
Miastasippi State
Oulstan
Louistown State
Taciile
Justin Rukow
Abe Mickuli
Smith
Justin Rukes
LL. U
Charles Gelotka
Mts
Rand Dixon
Vanderbilt
Robert Davis
Rod Rodgers
Mire
Abe Mickal
Throgmorton
Vandy
Warren Barrett
Barney Miotz
Tulans
Ray Hapop
Miss
Billy Chase
Fio
Kinard
Miéslesippty Rodgers
Auburn Moas
Tulane
Shi
Lott
Miauiasippi State
Guarda
Helveaton
Loulalana State
McCroskey
Brown
Lontelana State
Root
Florida
Moocrehead
Dougherty
Tennessee
Nelson
Preston
McKnight
Seago
Treadway
Stewart
McMillan
Kentm Halfhackn
John
Mitchall
Armstron
Hitchcoels
Awoornsight
Mississippi State
Riley
Alabami
Ayers
Kentucky
Angetish
Minot
Hhordanz
Andrews
Appleby
Georjzia
Teen
Hapes
Mississippi
Hartman
Bu Claw
Willem Geny
James Whatley
He Ales
Walter Gilbert
Pairfeld
Ala
Fitesimmona
Avonta
Good Paterson
T Sr
Montgomery
Upsets Hit Kansas Prep Teams in Weekend Action
Kansas City area reports show Caldwell beat Harper 100 to 0 and Sublette downed Ita Strat 25 to 4. Kingman won its first game in 23 seasons over Anthony 7 to 2 as Hutchinson fell to Wichita North 6 to 4, reshaping the Are kansan Valley race.
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Kansas Prep
Kansas City
Kanella
Interett
Caldwell
Harper
Sublette
Ita
Hugoton
Kingman Float Sts
Anthony
Hutchinson
Arekansan
Wichita North
Nobility plans hereditary fisheries in German province
In Fishy Nobility, Mecklenburg Naheumen, officials seek to establish hereditary fisheries like hereditary forma under local law, transferable only to the eldest son. The province, a center of the German fishing trade, reports over 300,000 pike taken this year. Plans include processing and building an equarture and museum.
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Guestrow
Germany
Mecklenburg Naheumen
Department of Aptienshire
Sieh Gomestends" Ag
FROSS WILL MEET LOUISIANA STATE IN ORLEANS BOWL
Louisiana State and Texas Christian University, two top programs, were chosen to meet in the Orleans Bowl in New Orleans on New Year’s day. L S U, Southeastern Conference champions, and T C U, runner up for the Southwestern title, were announced by Warren M. Lor, president of the mid winter sports association. The matchup features strong defenses for L S U and potent offense for T C U, with both teams aiming to cap irregular seasons with a bowl win.
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New Orleans
Louisiana State
Toxas Christian University
Southrastern
PC. U
Warren Mhlor
Mid-Winter Sports Association
Rice
Southern Methodist University
M. U
Tulane
Temple
Abe Mickat
Huey Long
U. Ammy Bough
The Perfect Bike Rider Says Jack Neville
Veteran trainer Jack Neville, with almost 40 years watching riders across Europe and the U S, outlines traits of a perfect bike rider. He cites Alfred Le Tourneur, Pisgy Moran, Floyd McFarland, Frank K Kramer, Gaetano Bellon, and Tas Componite as exemplars of courage, stamina, speed, and temperament guiding elite cycling success.
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Jack Neville
Europa
U. S
Jack
Neville
Alfred Letourner
Letouner
Letourner
Beaina
Frank K. Kramer
Iahoer
Gaetano Bellon
Esey Golog
Bellon
Americans to pay own way to 1936 Olympics says Brundage
Chicago December 4 AP Avery Brundage head of the American Olympic Committee reported that United States athletes favor competing in the 1936 Berlin Games at their own expense amid Nazi discrimination.138 of 39 athletes who wrote to him supported participation. Brundage criticized opponents and urged Americans not to be made martyrs to a cause. He noted women competitors to fund their first Olympics and that funding shortfalls would split the team into funding tiers.
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Chicago
Avery Brundage
American Olympic Committee
United States
Beriie
Graupa
Ing Ron
Brundage
Germany
Thorns
Noo
Thor
Farmers Finding Poor Muck Soils Yield Good Crops
LAPAYCITTE Ind Dee 4 AP Muck soil, once scorned by farmers, is now praised as highly productive. Prof. 8 D Conner of Pure University cites record corn yields on muck soil of 1826 bushels per acre and frequent outputs of 509 bushels of potatoes and 1000 bushels of onions. He notes crops like carrots cabbage celery and turnips are grown extensively on muck soils, leading to the term muck crops. He recalls earlier decades when lack of knowledge and fertilization left muck soils undervalued and underused.
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D. Conner
Pure, Due University
Indiana
Muck Soll
Saya
Conner
Hoo
Apo
College football and basketball schedule fragments
A fragmented list shows various college teams and upcoming games screened by date. Entries mention South Oglethorpe, Western Kentucky, South Carolina, Florida, Louisville, Texas Tech, Oklahoma, SMU, Texas A&M, Washington, Oregon, Cal, St Marys, TCU, Santa Clara, Utah, Hawaii, Kentucky State, Xavier, and an East-West All-Star Game, with December 14 and December 26, and January 1 references.
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South Oglethorpe
Nec
South Center
Western Kentucky
South Carolina
Florida
Tampa
Texas Tech
Southern Methodist
Texas AU
Wattaburgh
Southern California
TV. C. L. AL
Mary's
Utah
Hawaii
Kentucky State
Xavier
Southern
Big Games Drive College Football Attendance Rise
New York reports a nationwide rebound in football attendance driven by more games and bigger matchups. Notre Dame led with 483,108 fans across nine games, Navy 399,030, while several eastern schools posted gains up to 40 percent. Ohio State, Minnesota, California, Stanford, Tulane, and Texas Christian also posted notable totals as conferences count larger crowds and landmark clashes.
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New York
Munjor Cellenes
Ramblera
Notre Dame
Navy
Yale
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Tigers
Big Ten
Ohio State
Minnesota
Buckeyes
Ted
California
Stanford
Ag Uinot
Pacific Coast
Golden Bears
Indians
Tulance
South
Duke
North Carolina
Durham
Southern Methodist-Texas Christian
Thotrotala
M. U
Halfback Randour Drives 600 Yards in Season Glories
Pittsburgh star Ukatonek Hudsert Randour has rushed for 600 yards with no touchdowns this season and faces USC on December 14 in Los Angeles. The junior, nicknamed “ecordenn ace,” stands out for his yardage and passing gains, with teammates hoping his scoring surge comes against the Trojans.
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Pittsburgh
Ukatonek Hudsert
Randour
Ecordenn
Tha ‘Trojans
U.S
Los Angeles
Sellar
BrcDonald
Personnally
Rouch Sound
Panethera
Flrat
Rundowe'a
Frank Patrick
Pitts
U. S.C
Nebraska
I Patrick
Alphomore
Jszy Westock
Fullbac
Huy
Enthusiasm for Flying Shown by Bengal Girls
In Calcutta on December 4 AP reports Bengal girls eager to fly after the Das-Roy memorial committee offers a 75 pound scholarship for a suitable girl candidate in civil aviation. A second scholarship is being offered, with applications pouring in from across India to the Dum Dum airdrome near Calcutta.
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Bengal
Calcutta
Benegal
India
Das-Roy Memorial Committee
Courgs
Dum
Duos
Roundup notes tight deadline without bids for Braves
Boston Braves face a December 16 deadline with no bids yet as Charles Francia Adams is linked to retaking control. Mike Jacosa may be promoted to oversee tournaments. Other items include New York football writers seeking better press-box conditions, New Orleans racing starting strong, and various notes on boxing, boxing managers, and baseball earnings.
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Boston Braves
Demntown
Charles Francia Adams
Tay
Mike Jacosa
Mike
Stanford
Princeton
New York
New Orleans
Fabr
Yankee Board of Strategy
Jake Ruppert
He Barrow
Doe McCarthy
French Lick
al Letourner
al Simmons
Mayor seeks snappy march song for New York
Mayor Laguardian announced a contest to create a martial tune representing the city. He asked Gene Buck, president of the American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers, to sponsor the competition, calling it a chance for authors and composers to craft a lasting work.
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New York
Laguardian
Gene Buck
American Society of Compusers, Authors and Publishers
Toayor
Funeral service for Dr P 8 Dilton Newton
Special reports a funeral for Dr P 8 Milton Newton age 62 held at the Methodist church in Newton. He practiced in Tampa Florida. Survived by wife Mrs Thea Milton of Tampa two daughters Bleio of Tampa and Mrs L G Parker of Orlando, and son Veco of Newton. Burial followed at the city cemetery with Rev P W Lett officiating.
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Newton
Mileton
Milton
Tampa
Fia
Mia
Thea Milton
Bleio
L. G. Parker
Orlando
Veco
Chy
P. W. Lett
Geneva Winds Up Splendid Season With 120 Points
Geneva high school football closes a strong season winning 213 to 0 over Andalusia Bulldogs. All-state backs Charlce Wynn Latt belt and Johnny Cain star as Geneva rallies from an 0-3 start to finish with 102 points in the last four games.
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Geneva
Geneva High School
Levi
Jade
Andalusia Bulldogs
Genovinns
Genova
Charlce Wynn
Latt Belt
Johnny Cain
Wynn
Bulldog
Cain
Geneva Football Scores Odd Mix Across Games
A rural slate shows Geneva and nearby teams posting a mix of wins and losses with Geneva posting multiple victories including 31 point games against Enterprise and Slocomb while other matchups such as DeFunink rings and Andalusia stayed scoreless.
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Geneva
Enterprise
Ozark
Geneve
DeFunink Rings
Hartford
Enove
Midland City
Slocomb
Famoon
Genove
Andalusia
Cagesters Off Siz Lettermen Return To Crimson Basketball
Alabama basketball opens preparations for the season with eight returning lettermen led by Whatley, Sheed, McLeod, Negi, and Keller. Missing stars Walker and Ange lich have ended their cages careers. Center Whatley is out for a week with an injury from Vanderbilt, while Shoemaker also slows due to a football injury. Bleth, a reserve forward, shows early promise. Newcomers Davie Shoemaker McLendon Warren Caldwell join the squad to bolster the roster.
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Siz
Crimmson
Machin University
Alabama Hoopatera
Herd
Jim Whalley
al Negi
Chick
Bouska
Ben McLeod
Shorty
Gueed
Jimmy Walker
Jimmy Angelich
Jim Whatley
Weel
Diore
Vanderbilterdult
Charles Bleth
Bleth
Tauch
Davie
McLendon
Jorwarda
Caldwell
Warren
Midwest School Team Wins For Straight Title
Milwaukee December 4 AP reports Rivier High School football won thirty one straight games and four city championships, boasting a five year century of scoring and strong defense. Coach Heselton, since 1025, built Rivier into Wisconsin’s top program, with notable players rising to college ranks. The team’s 1931 run included a perfect season until a final tie this year.
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Milwaukee
Riven High School
Bernie Hesciton
Wiscom
Washington
Wa Crule
Northwestern University
Alas
Riverside
North High
Heselton
Rivaide
Luth
Minnesota
Scion Hag
Rivers
the University
Jeowski
Wisconsin
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Walsh
Fross
Berlin
West Washington
Oregah Cty Va
St Mary's
Texas Christian
Santa Chaerm
Hub Rendour
UCLA
Atemni
Waynesburg
Jefeferson
West Virginia
Les
Jam Baugh
Texas
Christan
Hum le Caplan
Targeat
Leo B. Flyng
Dodgers
Mickey Walker
Cile Seals
Jock McAvoy
Gus Dorals
Detroit U
New York U
Francis Albertanth
Lar
DR. P
Dilton
Midwest
Blumberg’s
Attan Shirt Company
Manhattan
Blumberg
Dothan
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