All America 1933 Grid Team Dominated by Middle West
The Associated Press selects the 1933 All-America football squad led by fortified line play and backfield strength. The Middle West dominates with four players on the eleven, while three from the Pacific Coast, two from the South and East fill the rest, reflecting a national balance despite Notre Dame's absence.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Middle West
Fred Crawford
Duke
Ggyiaver
Mwhuck Bernard
Michigan
Pus” Lund
Minnesota
Jack Buckner
West Point
Princeton
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
Pacific Coast
South
East
Far West
Middle ‘West
All America Team Selections Stir Backfield Debate
The 1933 All-America backfield choice sparks debate among fans, with Warburton, Sauer, Lund, and Buckler as top contenders. Johnson and Feathers receive consideration, while Purvis Mikulak and Montgomery also vie, highlighting wide range of standout backs across colleges. End and line selections feature Geisler and Skladany with Smith and Petoskey as near contenders.
Roosevelt appoints Joseph H. Gheate Jr as liquor control chief
The liquor czar announces Joseph H. Gheate Jr of New York as administrator of the federal liquor control code. The report lists prominent players and candidates from major colleges such as Princeton, California, Michigan State, and Alabama, noting positions and standout guards and tackles in the era.
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Joeph H. Gheate
New York
HONORABLE MENTION ENDS Manske Northwestern and many others
A long list of named athletes and institutions appears as honorable mentions across multiple colleges universities and teams including Manske Northwestern Larson Minnesota Fairman Lea Princeton Burlingame Koposak Army Fulp Murray Navy Batchelor Georgia Caminus St Mary Pilsonis Temple Davies Utah Gillman Ohio State Snyder Ohio University Stewart Carnegie Ari anl Auburn Michigan Penney Nebraska Missouri Rupert Kentucky Moscrip Stanford Matal Columbia Leach Alabama Ercius Washington Jefferson Palmer Southern California Rogers Duke Onder West Virginia Schustek Illinois Rucker Arkansas Kilbourne Nebraska Petty Baylor Colorado Aggies Hull Utah Aggies Coker Oklahoma Markel Carthage Hobbs Washington University Lyon Indiana Dittmere Tennessee Wesleya Roe Bluefield Propps Emory Henry Tosi Boston College Cairo Brownegri Virginia Polytech Wentz Duke Hans Washington Lee Shearer Florida Snyder Ohio University Steen Syracuse Troutman Clemson Olsson Camp Mercer Burger Virginia Meinhover North Dakota University Bellinger Gonzaga Field Oregon State Lutz California Guards Burzio Rade Duquesne Hartwig Pittsburgh Volok Tulsa Moorhead Georgia Barton Denver Gailus Ohio State Jones Indiana Barton Denver Gailus Ohio State Jones Indiana Kawai Northwestern Davis Penn Military College De Bus Bishop Nebraska Kowalik Michigan Bashara Oklahoma Murphy Colorado Dyer Montana State Wolfendale Fordham Stevens Southern California Cappoletti Oregon Gilbert St Marys Nutting Idaho John Princeton Swisher West Virginia E Smith Temple Schock Duke Pike Davis Elkins Zabriskie Navy Lagaw Rice Michelet Dartmouth Michigannels Villanova Bolen Washington
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Homer Harlin Fined for Possession in Moonshine Raid
Homer Harlin a 37 year old resident of 208 East Washington Street was fined 25 dollars and costs after arraignment in Charles O King s court for possession of moonshine liquor. Police raid Wednesday night by Chief Felice Wallace N Henderson and patrolmen Mask and Nicola yielded three pints of whiskey. Harlin arranged to pay and was released.
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Homer Harlin
East Washington Street
Charles O. King
Harlin
Felice Wallace N. Henderson
Mask and
Nicola
Waxey Gordon Sentenced to Ten Years for Tax Evasion
New York New Jersey beer baron Waxey Gordon was convicted of income tax evasion and sentenced to ten years in Northeastern penitentiary Lewistown Pa. plus a 20000 fine and 60000 trial costs. The verdict followed a 13 day trial with jury quickly returning guilty on all counts. Gordon's wife wept as Judge Coleman stated the evidence showed he led a long running criminal enterprise and would not be deterred without prison.
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Corbus
Bernard
Schammel
Iowa
Schwammel
Oregon State
Francis
Zud) Schammel
Adolphe John Schwammel
New York
Waxey Gordon
New Jersey
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Lewisburg
Gordon
Frank J. Coleman
Coleman
Charles G. F. Wahle
Charles
Stocks Drift Through Muted Friday Session
New York stock trading remained dull as turnover ran about 275,000 shares, the lowest Saturday total since September. Price moves were minor, and the close was steady. Domestic gold rate unchanged and reactions from foreign markets were negligible. The dollar strengthened against several currencies, while bonds firmed in sympathy with the stronger dollar.
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