All-American Stars On Week’s Front Lines Of College Football
East and West selections feature Yale’s Larry Kelley and Clint Frank leading a star-studded lineup. Others include Temple’s Chris Pappes, Holy Cross’s Bill Osmanski, Duquesne’s Mize Basrak, Penn State’s Harry Burrison, and Navy’s Bullet Billiegram. The Southwest and Coast regions highlight players like Sam Adrian Baugh and Byron Haines, with a national spread of standout backs, ends, and centers across major programs.
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Larry Kelley
Clint Frank
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Chris Pappes
Temple
Bill Osmanski
Holy Cross
Bord Brembaugh
Duquesne
Harry Burrison
Penn State
Lew Elverson
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Bul Iegram
Navy
Placeton
Charley Toll
Dartmouth
Dave Camerer
Bill Daddie
Pitt
Nebraska
Matisi
Daniel Brd Holland
Cornell
Mize Basrak
Bob Beckwith
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Ceci Ishell
Purdue
Jena
Vern Huffman
Indiana
Sam Francis
Pitty Art Guepe
Marquette
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Andy Uram
Minnesota
John Kovaich
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Merle Wendt
Ohio State
LeRoy Schoemann
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Gaynell Tinsley
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Gee Parker
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Bill Gueleyson
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Joe Riley
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American Leaguer Hurt in Auto Train Crash
Paul Kardow a 21 year old former American League pitcher was left in critical condition after a collision between his car and a Southern Pacific train near San Antonio Texas. His 2 year old wife Sue Kardow died at a hospital from multiple injuries. Kardow had played for the Cleveland Indians last season in the Northern League before.
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Steele defeats Flummer in Baltimore wrestling match
Ray Breele, 215, of Greeendale, California, substituted for Strangler Lewis and won the vault event over Lou Flummer, 245, in Baltimore last night, taking the decision 216.
Freddie Steele Dethrones Lesnevich in Jersey Bout
Freddie Wede, middleweight champion, stopped Gus Lesnevich by technical knockout in the second round at Tackensack New Jersey. The ten round bout drew about 10 000 fans at the Olympic Auditorium.
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Hooley Gosch Named To Captain Scalper Gridiron Army
Herbert Hooley Gosch named to succeed Teddy Hohm as captain of the Scalper gridiron forces for 1937 at the annual Club dinner dance at Hotel Marvin Baghitt seat. Gosch, a veteran of three campaigns at South Dakota College, missed the first game due to a shoulder injury and led the team through a disaster season marred by injuries. The Scalpers also announced 1938 letter winners including Captain elect Gosch and 15 other players across senior, junior, and sophomore classes with several holdovers still sidelined by injuries.
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Teddy Horum
Marvin Baghitt
Byron College
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Eenkeen
Teddy
Hohn
Huron
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Eldon Parker
Teddy Hohm
Jimmy Miner
Art Tachetter
Willie Smith
Merle Marshall
Herbert Gosch
Howard Saylor
Jor Rogers
Extr
Cut Smith
Peal Hoam
Curtis Mcintosh
Floyd Thompson
Preddie Kirkham
Kenseth Knapp
Gordon Hold
Suilor
Teddy Bohm
Paul Rohm
Dakota Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Goach
Morthern
Joe Boxers
Hooley Gosch
Hugh Carlson
Cli South
Independent Cage League Is Sought
Gettysburg Ind ees formed by Gettysboro players from Ft. Pierre Spearfish and Northern Normal seek to create an independent league in central South Dakota. Notables include Jackson Wolvington Esteys and School of Mines players. plan regional and state tournaments after this season.
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Deland Wheelers Hold Pheasant Banquet and Honor Red Felderman
The Deland Wheelers annual pheasant banquet at Coach Hubbard's home honored senior tackle Everett Red Felderman as honorary captain for the season. Twenty squad members plus student managers attended, with talks by Coach Hubbard Supt Cook and Mr. Barney. Letters awarded to Ends Coats Smith Tackles Red Felderman Becker Joe Ct Peter Guards Wurtz Caldew Rolland St Peter Understock Center Knickrchm Hageman Backs Youngren Gross Mecie Felderman Woodring. Red Felderman unable to attend due to hospitalization in Huron. two seniors Felderman and Gross will be missed next fall. Delegates Blanche Jones and Hessie Potchow returned from Farm and Home week in Brookings reporting an interesting program.
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Red" Feiderman
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Joe Ct
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Mecie Felderman
Woodring
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Gophers Show Little Interest in Football Discussion
MINNEAPOLIS November 18 The University of Minnesota president Dr Georg Edgar Vincent former Rockefeller Foundation leader and China Medical Board director said he does not understand or care about football saying he has no interest in the sport He recalled the 1918 Big Ten championship team captained by Bernie Bierman and compared it with the current Gophers a remark that ends the chance for further discussion on the topic.
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Briefs From Eddie Brietz On Boxing And Sports Gossip
New York reports a shuffle of boxing dreams with Atlantic City and Joe Louis facing Braddock before Schmeling, while Uncle NoKe Jacobs bets on both Lee and Schmeling. Burleigh Grimes wins ten-day release, Army beats Notre Dame talk surfaces, Green Bay’s next opponent praised, and Moravian College makes historic gains. Jim Mullen seeks talent in Chicago as Omaha tech grads head to glory. An Irish terrier gift to James Walker caps a day of sports chatter.
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New York
Atlantic Cxtyight
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Joe Louisa
Braddock
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Noke Jacobs
W. K Fox
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Burleigh Grimes
Ctors
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Notre Dame
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Bros
Welly Berger
Crimson Tide Faces Rose Bowl Hopes With Swift New Look
Alabama's 196 football team is described as a faster, more agile unit replacing the old power lineup. Coach Frank Thomas wagers on speed over brute force as they prepare for a Rose Bowl bid, with Thanksgiving rival Van derbilt looming. Alabama's Rose Bowl history shows three wins and a tie.
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Crimson Tide
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Vanderbilt
Canning High Opens Defense of Conference Crown
Canning High School opened its defense of conference championship honors last night against the Stephan Indians. A depleted lineup due to Earl Mosteller's loss at solar center Driboig and Riggle required rebuilding with several of last year's second team players. The team has progressed slowly but is expected to improve as the year goes on, aiming for a strong lineup by tournament time with Canning wor and Richards at forwards Harelrige center eiserman and Mosjeer or Slarkey at guards.
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Pirates decline Portsmouth farm deal in Mid Atlantic League
William E. Benswanger, Pittsburgh Pirates business manager, told Portsmouth city officials that the Pirates would not sponsor Portsmouth or any city as well as a farm in the Mid-Atlantic League. In Lincoln Nebraska Jark Kemmedy and Joe Dusck fought to a draw after a knockout recital in a wrestling show.
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Medalist Coleman Paired With Left Handed Tee Artist
Medalist Coleman, from Culver City, led the field of 84 in the first rounds of the PGA event as left handed tee artist Fayette Hagen and other former champions advanced. After two 11 hole elimination rounds at sunset, only 16 survive. Coleman sits two strokes ahead of a trio including Johnny Revolta and Gene Sarazen.
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Shewneston
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Jimmy Demaret
Huddies and signals note big football year chiefs
Alan Gould reports on Nebraska star Sam Prancis renewing rivalry with Dimmy Zaltx on the eastern boards this winter while noting Dan Wiltrals and Bob Herwig as coast rivals. Northwestern signals and Big Ten voting on best players are discussed, with Berwman’s rumored return and the Combhusker nickname history.
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California
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Don Henan
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Vern Hulten
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Fights Last Night by Unie Associated Kress
Los Angeles reports Freddie Sieele Tacoma middlweight champion in Lexievich Hackenisick. West Palm Beach Wilson Dunn out pointed Chester Poinds. St Louis Henry Armstrong Kansas City Everett Rightmire outpointed Midget Wol gant. Hot Springs plans a grind ball for Governor-elect Leane Fics. Chamber of Commerce coords.
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Bankers Lead Last Night's Pin Activities In Handicap Circuit
Four matches were bowled in the Commercial Handicap Bowling League at Huron Alleys. The Oilers posted a total of 2442 to 2166, while Columbus men led with a 2495 high score though Ames lost. The Marie Celtoon team won two games but dropped the second, and WFde Council Oaks won the first two games from the Outlaws by narrow margins but faltered in the final game.
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Furs Plentiful As Preston Trapping Opens
Nov 12 Preston area reports a lively opening to the trapping season. Skunks and muskrats are abundant, with muskrat mounds revived by past declines. Weasels threaten poultry depots, while skunk pelts fetch good prices. local high school boys join after school hunts.
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Two Democrats Report Campaign Expenses in State Races
Pierre Nov 18 Two Democratic candidates elected to state offices filed expense accounts yesterday with the secretary of state. J F Hines reelected as superintendent of public instruction reported spending 5200 9 in the general election. Ray Kelly elected auditor listed disbursements of 4158 13. Meanwhile workers on separate projects in Carthage were dismissed Monday and it is unclear if they will be placed elsewhere.
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Representative-elect Mule Seeks Speaker Post in State House
Kennebec November 18. A C Mule, the Lyman County representative elected Republican in 1934 landslide year and re elected this year without opposition, announces candidacy for Speaker of the House when the legislature convenes at January. The note signals Mule’s bid amid party dynamics and upcoming session.
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Bright Future Is Seen for Browns
New York report quotes Louis B. Van Weise, retiring president of the St Louis Browns, predicting a bright future under new ownership led by Donald L. Barnes. He cites more than 50 million dollars backing the club and anticipated drawing power, saying the Browns will really go places now after American League approval.
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Miller Huskers Start Basketball Practices After Football Season
Miller Nov 15 Special with the Miller Hustlers posting a football victory over Flighmore Piratea Armistice Day. Coach Marsh begins basketball drills on Monday with 40 players reporting. Five lettermen lead the nucleus Kenneth Jiggs Bradley Royal Johnson Hay Fisher Tom Walton Clyde Helsper.
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Taylor to be Installed as VFW Post Commander
C. C. Taylor, elected commander of the Huron Veterans of Foreign Wars, will be installed tonight with other post officers. State Department Commander John Johanen will act as installing officer at 8 o clock in the Knights of Pythias hall. Taylor succeeds I. R. Crawford who led the post last year.
WPA Worker Admits Wisconsin Slavery Death
Henry Repphulos a 37 year old WPA worker confessed to police that he shot and killed Mrs Elmer Mc Williams 29 mother of four in a fit of jealousy. He said the killing occurred Monday night with a 38 caliber pistol and the body was found Tuesday by the oldest child Mary Lou age 3 in a room where three children slept nearby.
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Lawyer Dies After Court Appearance in Iowa City
Charles M. Dutcher, 67, ex Iowa senator and State Boy Association president, died after finishing his opening argument in an automobile accident case at the Iowa Supreme Court in Des Moines. His body was returned to Iowa City for burial.
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Comedian Hardy Must ordered to pay Mrs Myrtle Hardy
The district court ruled Oliver Hardy must pay Myrtle Lee Hardy one thousand dollars monthly until the end of her separate maintenance suit. He was also ordered to cover seven dollars fifty in attorney fees and five thousand one hundred dollars in court costs. Special news items from Burdette Bazaar and other local notices follow.
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Gould Delays Jimmy-Joe Exhibition Arrangements
Joe Gould pauses plans for the Braddock Louis exhibition fight to seek time and avert possible legal obstacles. Promoter Herman Taylor and Mike Jacobs push for the $100 000 guarantee, while New York State Athletic Commission prepares to question Gould, delaying the Madison Square Garden event.
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Musk Ox Skulls Found In South Dakota Museum Exhibit
Vermillion news reports three musk ox skulls on display at the University of South Dakota Museum. Curator W. Hoover explains the skulls found in gravel pits south of current collection areas likely arrived with the Kaoma glacial drift. Each skull came from different counties, one with accompanying teeth aiding species identification.
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Fire damages Lake Preston house. small blaze saved home
Lake Preston volunteers responded to a Monday afternoon fire at the Ed Malone farm. A legate sustained a burn but the dwelling largely remained safe as ashes in the yard reportedly sparked the blaze and wind spread embers to the banked structure.
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Mrs Gee Manwaring Hosts Mira J Clark Visit at Tanclege
Mrs Gee Manwaring hosted a gathering at Tanclege to honor Mira J Clark of Washcotes who visited Alpena. The event featured prizes with Mrs Turner taking high score and Mrs Smith Low receiving a prize.
Bancroft carnival crowns Ruth Rusche at school event
Bancroft officials report the Bancroft school carnival on Friday evening crowned Ruth Rusche, a senior candidate, as queen during the program. A midway and a dance at the school house were part of the festivities.
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