All America Team of 1932 Highlights Mid West Stars
The Associated Press picks the All America squad for 1932 with four Mid Western players in the first eleven. Harry Newman of Michigan leads the backs, while Paul Moss of Purdue and Joe Kurth of Notre Dame stand out among linemen amid injuries that trimmed several hopefuls.
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Alan J. Gould
Associated Press
New York
East
Texas
Far West
Mid-West
South
Colgate
Texas Christian
Auburn
Michigan
Pittsburgh
Southern California
Purdue
Newman
Harry Newman
Wolverine
Frank Carideo
Notre Dame
Carriteo
Paul Moss
Joe Kurth
Kurth
Rambler
Ed Krause
Don Zimmerman
Tulane
Fleet Bask
Milton Summer
Army Guard
Ernest (Pug) Rentner
Northwestern
Harvard
Dick King
Ralph Sasse
West Point
Orville Mohler
Pacific Coast
King
Rgt
Joseph James Kurth
Terre Haute
Notre D
Madison
Milton F. Summerfelt
Army
Micago
Lawrence Ely
Nebraska
Grand Island
Neb
John Howard
Tex
Christi'n
Fort Worth
Ernest F. Smitillo
California
Los Angeles
Jose Martinezzo
Robert Smith
Beattie Feathers
Tennessee
Bart J. Viviano
Cornell
John Crickard
Duane Purvis
Cornell’s Jose Martinez Zorrilla Sets Week on Fire
The fiery young Mexican Jose Martinez Zorrilla of Cornell wins the flank position after a flurry of arguments. His ability to knife through interference, respond to emergencies and block kicks pairs with Paul Moss, a pass catching punter and defensive end. Martinez Zorrilla blocked six punts this season and nearly held Penn State in a thrilling end play. The NSW government reports state lotteries profits totaling 3,625,710 dollars through June 1.
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Jose Martinez-Zorrilla
Cornell
Rice
Paul Moss
Martinez-Zorrilla
Pennsylvania
Historic college football players listed across teams
Long OCR style listing of players by position and school names. It enumerates many athletes from Ohio State to Texas Christian and Southern California, spanning multiple colleges and regions, indicating rosters or selections rather than a single narrative. The fragment emphasizes names, teams, and institutions without clear events.
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Endsmatal
Columbia
Williamson
Michigan
Fenci
Northwestern
Wood
Furman
Slavich
Santa Clara
Amianl
Auburn
Palmer and Sparling
California
Rayburn
Tennessee
Pruitt
Texas Christian
Kosky
Notre Dame
Lyons
Indiana
Hokuf
Perhey
Nebraska
Schiele
Missouri
Startle
Detroit
Petoskey
Anderson and Lee
Colgate
Dailey
Pittsburgh
Myers
North Dakota State
Rupert
Kentucky
Davies
Utah
Fries
Colorado College
Gillman
Ohio State
Parker
Yale
Fairman
Princeton
Nitka
Fordham
Geisler
Centennary
Robinson
Minnesota
Pilconns
Temple
Gaddy
San Francisco
James
Baylor
Salkeld
Seamon
Virginia Poly
Halligan
William and Mery
Ambrose
Holy Cross
Watkins
Oklahomay Doub
Stanford
Walton
Rosequist
Hardy
Harvard
Gay and Wells
Wistert
Aitken
Leyendecker Vanilebitt
Jorgensen
St.’Marys
Ardavinis
Isaacson
Washington
Johnson
Alspaugh
Denver
George
Cornell
Hulbert
Sidenar
Creighton
Mehringer
Kansas
Stewart
Miami
Morgan
Oregon
Bucknell
Roks
Navy
Dorn
Godfree
Alabama
Wilar
Tozer
Ransome
Pass
Grims
Miles
Haskell
Armstrong
Army
Sokolis
Pennsylvania
Prondecii
Boswell
Texas
Christian
Clemson
Hill
Grenda
O Brien
Senn
Stitel Lagow
Rice
Wilson
Louisiana State
Kohler
New York
Geners—Krueger
Marquete
Wilder
Reiss
Virginia
Espey
North Carolina State
Hatton
Albright
Oshler
Purdue
Coates
UCL. A
English
Amherst
Reese
Teple
Gilbane
Brown
Michael
Kansas State
Yorn
Oklahoma
Mangins
Sen
Iowa
Georgetown
Pool
Georgia
St Augustine Hosts Newburg In First Meeting In Years
The St Augustine High basketball team travels to Newburg tonight for a season opener. Underdogs, the Irish aim to snap a two year losing streak and employ a new defense to slow the Newburg quintet.
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St. Augustine
Newburg
Skaggs
Newbury
St. Augustine's
St. , John, Stret Gym
Trish
Fellowsville High
West Virginia to hold 32 sectional cage tournaments
The West Virginia High School Athletic Association board of appeals announced a revised format for boys basketball. The plan creates 32 sectional tournaments, eight regionals, and one state event with sectional titles decided by tournament play or season records and regionals set in eight central sites culminating by March 11.
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Northern Panhandle
Parkersburg
Wheeling
Monongagahela Valley
Clarksburg
Morgantown
Pleasants
Tyler
Wool County
St. Mary’s
Listergville
Middlegbourd Williamson
West Liberty
Warwoot Wheeling
Triadelphia
Benwood
Moundaville
Cameron
Randolph-Barbour County
Belington
Beverly
Coalton
Elkins
Mill Creek
Philippi
Grafton
Simpson
University High
Wadestown
Blacksville
Daybrook
Board of Appeals
West Virginia High School Athletic Association
Final Orders Continue From Page One
Police dispersed a group after knife threats and arrests. Wilbur Wilson Joe Smith and John Jones of Indianapolis among those released. Ronald Seggs of Detroit charged with soliciting arms. Many slept in cars or in a hall on the outskirts. some marked by blankets. Federal officers watched agitators as a Communist headquarters was raided. 20 arrested, Evans and Vuich detained for deportation. Leaving Pittsburgh this morn-
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Wilbur Wilson
Joe Smith
John Jones
Indianapolis
Smith
Jones
Ronald Seggs
Detroit
James Evans
Leo Demati
Charles Vuich
Buckhannon Mine Leased by Coal Company
Buckhannon, Dec. 3. The Upper Elk and Potomac Coal Company, based in Philadelphia, has leased the Buckhannon River Coal Company property at Adrian. Crews are cleaning out the mine and preparing for active operation, with several mines in its portfolio.
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Buckhannon
Upper Elk and Potomac Coal Company
Philadelphia
Buckhannon River Coal Company
Adrian
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Middle ‘West
Mt. America
Heller
Pitt
Tarren Elle
Awrence EL Nebraska Center
Ernes Ae
LE Marting Zorrilla
Corneil
Jo0sern
Paul Mos
Rbk
Scjan Travaro
New South Wales
J Tech
Engle
Hallowell
Harvarian
Porterfield
Dunlap
Idaho
Soleau
Spearman
Schaak
Wright
Worth
Pyland
Southwest Texas
Kadlic
Smith Centenary
Melinkovich
Koken
Ontre Dame
Sebastian
Weinstock
Lassiter
Crowley
Kellett
Pensylvania
Buonanno
Ask
R. McNamara
New York University
Danowski
Kelly
Boston College
Schlums
Wesleyan
Bush
Massachusetts State
W. Gilbane
Thomas
West
McCarver
George Washington
Randour
Villanova
Chung- Hoon
Fields
Fishman
Dartmouth
Menders
Hortsmann
Hinchman
Berry
Illinois
McGuire
Wisconsin
Monnett
Allowitz
Michigan State
Zimmer
Chicago
Sauer
Graham and Russell
Renter
Knapper
Ottawa
Edwinson
Washburn
Kan
Gleeson
Rockhurst
Wing
Baldwin- Wallace
Samuelson
Case
Finnegan
Western Reserve
Gilliland
Cincinnati
Clinger
Fertig
Sadowsky
Ohlo
University
Wertz
Ohio Wesleyan
Kercheval
Galloway
Georgia Tech
Laney
Duke
Mills
Poly
Roberts
Vanderbilt
Cain
Palese
William and Mary
Murfl
McCanly
Florida
Lary
South Carolina
Miller
Kay
H‘ard
Oliver
Beach
Hall
Collin
Keeble
B Krause
Gonzaga
Beasley
Brovgelli
St. T
Kimbrell
Whelan
Catholic University
Norby
Fellowsville
Uniontown
W. Va
Charles Gwynn
Cumberland
Maryland
John J. Faherty
H. A. Riley
Warbler
al Smith
Debipp
York
Grafton High
Taylor-Monongahela
Gaxi5
Gandy
the Grafton Printing Co
Upshur
Annapolis
Franklin
Opscak
Summerfelty Evans
Jablorsky
Sinothney Edwards
Kilday
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