Pitt Panthers Get Another Rose Bowl Bid After Surprising Selection
In Pasadena on December 4, Washington and Pittsburgh will clash in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day. Pitt, coached by Jock Sutherland, finished 203 points to 34 and suffered a rare loss to Duquesne. Washington, the Pacific Coast host, had a mixed season with key wins and a few close calls.
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Washington Huskies
Panthers
University of Pittsburgh
Huskies
Pitt
Ray Eckmann
Washington
Louisiana State University
Alabama
Navy
Pennsylvania
Eckmann
Gertions
Pittsburgh
Jock Sutherland
Duquesne
Fordham
Minnesota
Stanford
Trojans
Southern California
All America 1936 Second Team Players and Positions
The 1936 All America Second Team lists players by school and position. End Bershak NC, Toll Princeton, White Alabama, Herwig California, Pierce Fordham, Hamrick Ohio State, Wendt Ohio State, Murray Pennsylvania, Uram Minnesota, Baugh TCU, Isbell Purdue, Patanelli Michigan, Franco Fordham, Reid Northwestern, Gilbert Auburn, Glassford Pittsburgh, Kinard Mississippi, Daddie Pittsburgh, Goddard Washington State, Dickens Tennessee, Don Falaschi Santa Clara, Handrahan Dartmouth.
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Andrew Bershak
U. of North Carolina
Charles Toll
Princeton
Arthur White
Alabama
Robert Herwig
U. of California
Nathaniel Pierce
Fordham
Charles Hamrick
Ohio State
Merle Wendt
Francis Murray
U. of Pennsylvania
Andrew Uram
Minnesota
Samuel Adrian Baugh
Texas
Christian Cecil Isbell
Purdue
Matt Patanelli
U. of Michigan
Edmund Franco
Steve Reid
Northwestern
Walter Gilbert
Auburn
William Glassford
Pittsburgh
Frank Kinard
U. of Mississippi
William Daddie
Edward Goddard
Wash
Philip Dickens
Tennessee
Nello Don Falaschi
Santa Clara
John Handrahan
Dartmouth
American Biwd Finds Baltimore Sale Mentioned
A fragmented report notes a British psychologist examining why people laugh or not and references a December 13 item. The text hints at a Baltimore sale and scattered names, with unclear context and incomplete phrases.
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Baltimore
Feller Case Decision Due From Landis
Montreal December 4 reports on Landis investigations into Cleveland signing youth star Bob Feller. Inquiries hint at free agency risk for Feller and potential wider use against other young players. Several deals and rumors surface as owners watch for a possible Dizzy Dean sale, with multiple trades disclosed across leagues.
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Kenesaw Mowrns
Levis
Landis
Feller
Dean Sale
Dizzy Dean
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
van Mungo
French Bordagaray
Jim Jordan
Emil Leonard
Atlanta
St. Louis Cardinals
Kansas City
Dale Alexander
Nashville
Pittsburgh Pirates
Johnny Welch
White Sox
Red Sox
St. Paul
Newark
Hank McDonald
Oakland
Reynolds Plan Sparks Big Ten Debate on Subsidized Athletics
Chicago dispatch reports the Big Ten faculty committee discusses a proposed Reynolds plan to create a six week summer course mixing academics and sports. Wisconsin would admit high school students tuition free, with GPA grading applied, signaling a shift in stance on athletic subsidies.
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Mondaas
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Okceivers
Robert Reynolds
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Wisconsin
Ted
Japanese Cueist Stops Hoppe March to Victory
Kinney Matsuyama, a small Japanese cueist, halted Willie Hoppe in the world three cushion billiards championship in Chicago. Matsuyama led with a 12 high run and won 50 to 12 in 43 innings, leaving Hoppe’s title defense in doubt and reshaping the lead for the tournament.
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Willie Hoppe
Chicago
Kinney Matsuyama
Billard
Matsuyama
New York
Kelley Glad He's Chosen Yale Star Named All America
Yale captain Larry Kelley reacts with modest pride to his AP All America selection. He credits teammate Clint Frank, praises the honor as fitting, and notes plans to play on New Year’s for Andy Kerr’s all star team in San Francisco while declining offers to play professionally.
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Conn
Larry Kelley
Yale
Associated Press
Kelley
Frank
Williamsport
Clint Frank
San Francisco
Andy Kerr
Scholarship Rules For Student Athletes Described
The article outlines scholarships of 400 dollars yearly for students who meet class work and sports proficiency standards. To retain the award, student athletes must maintain a specified grade point average per hour of credit. Freshmen and sophomores are exempt from certain athletic commitments during their first term.
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Amen
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Warren Harding Five in season opener at McKinney's court
West coach Ron Mel Talwart Ras leads a veteran Warren Harding squad from Warren Ohio to face local pupils in the season opener on December 30. Ed O Conner Bob Denzie Cav ey Cross and other veterans vie for starting spots as four starters return and several juniors join the travel squad Including Scotty Hamilton McFadden and Joe Tdoni.
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Ron Mel Talwartras
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Pierre Hill
Warren Harding
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Bob Denzie
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Cavey Cross
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Yoe Idoni
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Bill Bee
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Will Ste
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Brestel
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Mauler
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John Lotis
Salvation Army Plans Conference at Charleston
Salvation Army members from Beckley Princeton Bluefield Williamson Welch Logan and Huntington will attend a conference today in Charleston. Speakers include Col. Fred Seiler and Major W W Boutrese of Richmond Virginia.
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Salvation Army
Beckley
Princeton
Bluefield
Williamson, Welch, Logan
Huntington
Col
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W. W. Bouterse
Richmond
Two Football Rule Changes Considered in Grid Rules
New York Dec 4 The football rules committee faces debate over two proposed changes: interference during forward passes and the handling of a free ball kicked accidentally. Supporters argue for penalties on all kicks, while others want resets to the original spot or 15 yard penalties, with prominent officials weighing in.
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Football Rules Committee
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Yale
Navy
Kely
Montana State
Charley Bachman
Michigan State
H. E. van Kersburg
Harvard
W. D. Maginnes
Lehigh
Eastern Association of Football Officials
Harvey Harman
Penn
Tom Thorp
Pop Warner
Temple
Dutch Bergman
Catholic
Gambling news and college football notes from Miami column
A column by Eddie Brietz reflects on betting trends in Miami during the holiday season and lists assorted college football updates. It mentions Alabama and LSU possibly seceding, Ohio State plans, Detroit Red Wings players, and other scattered sports and racing notes with no single dominant event.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Pittsburgh
Alabama
Louisiana State
Broadway
Miami
Francis Schmidt
Dallas
Ohio State
O. K
Syd Howe
Ralph
Scotty) Bowman
Detroit Red Wings
Eric Ball
Birmingham
Benny Loving
Farmington
Charlottesville
Tennessee
Mississippi
Old Miss
Manhattans
Texas
Texas Aggies
Dixie
Carolinas
Fordham
Sata
Warner Plans Air Attack For Temple At St Mary's
Coach Glenn S. Warner says Temple Owls will unleash an aerial bombardment at St. Mary's, noting weight not decisive when throwing over defenders. A light practice showed regulars in top condition as Warner, eight years at Stanford, cautions the Owls are smaller than the Giants of St. Mary’s.
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Glenn S
Pop” Warner
Temple Owls
St. Mary's
Temple
Warner
Stanford
St.’Mary’s
Grafton High Scorers Shine As 66 Points Lead Team
Denzie tops GHS scoring with 66 points from five games while Burl Jones adds 50, and June Mathews, Bryan, Bud, Hebb and others contribute touchdowns and extra points. The season features a safety and multiple field and kick scoring moments across ten games.
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Robert Denzie
Denzie
Bob
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Burl Jones
Grafton
Dick Shaw
Burl
June Mathews
Bryan
Oren Cole
Bud
Brennis Hebb
Charlie Robinson
Scotty Hamilton
Doggy” Cross
Carl Cooper
Sam Newcome
Tinker Near Death in Florida Stroke Paralysis
Famous ex major league star Joe Tinker faced slim odds for recovery from paralysis after a stroke in Orlando. The Cubs legend, part of the famed Tinker to Evers to Chance double play, was linked to plans for returning as a club executive in the Florida State League before its possible next season. He had earlier moved to Florida real estate and later served as an Orlando team official before the league dissolved.
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Fla
Joe Tinker
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Evers
Chicago Cubs
Mahoney Seen Likely To Lead AAU As Brundage Fades
Houston December report says Jeremiah T. Mahoney former New York supreme court justice appears set to become AAU president succeeding Avery Brundage. Campaign backs cite harmony and progress. convention to decide if Mahoney can quell Olympic issues and internal divisions. Mahoney allies warn another split could occur if opposing factions contest the floor.
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Charles L. Ornstein
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Politan Association
Manion Brundage
Irish Picked to Beat UCLA
New York sports column previews tomorrow's football slate with Notre Dame favored over UCLA after Navy loss. St Mary's Temple and Arkansas versus Texas are noted, with Mississippi State and Maryland-Western Maryland also mentioned in brief Pro-Am college football glimpses.
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Herbert Barker
New York
Southern California
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Navy
Elmer Layden
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Pop Warner
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St. Mary's
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Mississippi
Arkansas
Texas
Rice
Southern Methodist
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Florida
Mississippi State
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Smokey Bolyard Undergoes Knee Operation at St. Marys
Smoke mer Grafton High School and Davis Elkins football standout Smokey Bolyard underwent knee surgery at St Marys Hospital on Monday to remove a cartilage. The operation aims to restore his condition for Marshall College games this fall. He is the son of local barber William Bolyard.
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William “Smoke
Mer Grafton
Davis Elkins
Marshall College
St. Mary's Hospital
Iary
Bolyard
Thundering Herd
William Bolyard
Salem Cagers Open Season Under Coach Da vis
Salem college basketball winds up football season and schedules games with W. and J., Waynesburg, Westminster for December 8 9 and 10. Veteran nine lettermen back plus six freshmen now sophomores aim to rebound after a disappointing last year. Seniors Kremen Giebell Pearcy lead front line with Reppert Allen Keh o Dulin Kennedy West returning as key sophomores. Junior Aram in the sun. Putz and Assay may play. Davis to finalize schedule after Clarksburg meeting.
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SALEM
Salem College
T. Ed. Davis
W. & J. Waynesburg
Westminster
Tigers
Paul Kremen
Floyd Giebell
Ralph Pearcy
Reppert
Allen
Kehoe
Dulin
Kennedy
West
John Aram
Sun
Walter Putz
Assay
Rh Davis
West Virginia
Clarksburg
December 12 Showdown: Texas Christian vs Santa Clara
Not much to choose Maryland fans hear Texas Christian will beat Santa Clara on December 12 to round off the season.
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Maryland
Texas Christian
Santa Clara
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