Collier's All America grid team named for 1930s era
Alabama star players join Notre Dame and Michigan peers on Collier's All-America list. Carideo, Dodd, and Sington highlight a backfield praised for blocking, kicking precision, and sharp passing in a season marked by strong schedules and standout performances across Notre Dame, Alabama, Tulane, Nebraska, Harvard, and Southern Cal.
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I. York
Collier
Walter Camp
Carideo
Notre Dame
Pinckett
Southern Miform
Dodd
Tenisbee
Macaluso
Colby Filliback
Dalrymple
Tulane
Ohio State
Iune—Sington
Alabama
Jackit Rhea
Nebraska
Kochylor
Heckett
Califor
Picknor
Harvard
Cen
Hem Ofington
State
Mohler
Southern Calas
Schwartz
Kipke
Michigan
Defend East in Pacific Coast Grid Selections Listed
The roster lists names for centers, tackles, ends, quarterbacks and backs across several colleges including Harvard, Washington State, Michigan, Yale, Notre Dame, Fordham, Northwestern, and Nebraska. Key figures appear from Duke, California, Georgia Tech, Purdue, Princeton, Army, and many others in a wide national collage.
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Tickner
Harvard
Hein
Washington State
Siano
Fordham
Roberts
Tulane
Morrison
Michigan
Loeser
Yale
Jonas
Utah
Atkins
Texas
Christan
Edwards
Rhea
Nebraska
Maree
Georgia -Tech
Christensen
Oregon
9Fley
Villanova
Pesler
Ohio State
Dalrhmple
Baker
Northwestern
Arbelbide
Southern California
Ebding
St. Mary's
Maffett
Smith
Georgia
Riplett
Pennsylvania
Schwartz
Vanderbilt
Conley
Notre Dame
Long
Southern Methodist
Curideo
Notre Dodd
Tahneasee
Moblerad Purfield
O'Connell
Holy Cross
Ranch
North Carolina
Bennett
Princeton
Pittsburch
Rowman
Army
Pinckett
Brill
Notre Dam
Macaluso
Hart
Colgate
Weller
Haskell Institute
Bausch
Kansas
Kirn
Navy
Murphy
Byth
Carnegie Tech
Karcis
Car
Fights Night Results Stir London and U.S. bouts
London events saw Primo Carnet stop Reggie Meer while Billy Angelo outpointed Charley Cobb in San Diego. A report notes 4500 acres planted and broom torn on North Carolina farms this year, signaling weather or harvest impact.
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Cincinnati
Billy Angelo
Lesperville
Charley Cobb
San Diego
Cal
North Carolina
Badgers Threat as Field House Opens
Chicago December 19 Wisconsin issued notice to the Western Conference that the 1980 21 basketball title race will be shaped by the Badgers. They celebrated their new 500000 dollar field house with a decisive 26 to 12 victory over Pennsylvania's veteran combination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin
Badgers
Pennsylvania
Help Unfortunate Kiddies Christmas Appeal in Grafton
A local drive asks residents to donate one dollar per month to feed hungry children and provide warmth through winter. Citizens may deliver censuses to Charles Steele at First National Bank or to Captain W. 4. oid of the Salvation Army on East Main Street. Each dollar funds about 26 dollars’ worth of food and fuel for the season.
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Grafton
Charles Steele
First National Bank
W. 4. Oid
Salvation Army
East Main Street
Coaches Hold Meet Dec 29 in New York
Coaches from all sections of the country will gather December 29 for the 10th annual meeting of the American Football Coaches Association. Reports will be read by Geo. Clark Butler, Kipke Michigan, Bingham Harvard, Bezdek Penn State, McLavery Brown. Delegates’ report on rules to be presented by Dr. Sutherland Pittsburgh. Afternoon talks by Walsh Yale, Willaman Ohio State, Collins Northwestern, McMillin Kansas Aggies. Knute Rockne to toast at the Brown Derby banquet.
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New York
American Football Coaches’ Association
Geo. Clark
Butler University
Harry G. Kipke
University of Michigan
William J. Bingham
Harvard
Hugo’ Bezdek
Penn State
D. O. McLavery
Brown University
Dr. B. Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh
Adam Walsh
Yale
Sam Willaman
Ohio State
W. 8. Collins
Northwestern
M. McMillin
Kansas Aggies
Knute Rockne
Schaaf Meets Baer Tonight at Madison Square Garden
New York reports a heavyweight clash tonight at Madison Square Garden featuring Ernie Schaaf of New York and Max Baer of San Francisco. Baer makes his eastern debut after strong Pacific coast publicity while Schaaf seeks a Garden performance to boost his long east campaigns.
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New York
Ernie Schaaf
Heston
Max Baer
San Francisco
Madison Square Garden
Pléuire
Schaaf
Baer
Pacific Coast
Young heavyweight contender high on record and rivals
The advance notice highlights a rising heavyweight with 24 knockouts in 27 bouts and only one loss, claiming status among the best of the younger heavies. It notes two decisions over Tommy Loughran, a win over Johnny Risko, and reports Joe Vanovic of Binghamton facing Bob Olin of New York in a 10 round semi final.
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Snockouts
Haaf Ig
Tommy ‘Loughran
Tadelphian
Offohnny Risko
Joe Vanovic
Binghamton
N. Y
Bob Olin
New York
Primo Carnere Too Much for Englishman Reggie Meen
In London on December 19 Reggie Meen, a pink cheeked English lad from a north of England shoe factory, challenged Primo Carnera in a heavyweight bout. Carnera toyed with Meen in the first round, floored him in the second, and then finished the Briton as the referee stopped the fight. Carnera weighed 26 53 pounds and Meen 203.
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London
Reggie Meen
North of England
Reggie
Primo Carnera
Troian
Carnara
Meon
Albert
Carnéra
Meen
Rudolph Again Holds Billiards Championship Victory
Erwin Rudolph of Chicago clinched the world pocket billiards title in New York by defeating Ralph Greenleaf of New York 125-120 in 37 innings. Rudolph completes the round robin with seven straight wins, Greenleaf finishes runner up with five wins and two defeats.
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New York
Erwin Rudolph
Chicago
Rudolph
Ralph Greenleaf
Greenleaf
Training Park Renamed for Miller Huggins
New York reports the New York Yankees spring training site in St. Petersburg Florida has been renamed Miller Huggins Field from Crescent Park in memory of the late manager Miller Huggins. Huggins lived in St. Petersburg and owned property there, a note tying his legacy to the area.
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New York
New York Yankees
Miller Huggins
St. Petersburg
Fla
Crescent Park
Huggins
Crimson Tide Primed for Pasadena Bowl Appearance
Alabama's Crimson Tide prepared for a third Pasadena bid to meet Washington State in the Rose Bowl New Year's game. Coach Wallace Wade, nearing the end of eight years at Alabama, will conclude his tenure after this trip, his fourth Pasadena journey as a coach or player. The 82-member party, led by Dr. George Denny, departs with a squad rotating drills en route, including Monk Campbell back at quarterback and the familiar backfield stars Boykin Luther and Tubber.
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Alabama
Crimson Tide
Pasadena
Calif
Washington State
Wallace Wade
Wade
Brown
Crimsons
John
Monk
Campbell
Varsity
Godfrey
Singtén
Sington
Chmpbell
Boykin
Luther
Tuber
George Denny
Canyon
Calapne
Conference Talks Alliance Between Amateur Union and YMCA
Brundage of the American Amateur Union opposes forming a working alliance with the YMC A and a committee in New York plans to discuss the proposal at a December gathering. The aim is to unite the two organizations under a common effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UbfeHigo
American Amateur Union
Yous Men's Christian Aspitation
A Brundage
A. U
Y. M
A. Grafiy
New York
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Ollier
California
Tennessee
Pinch— Macaluso
Almerica
Tick
Nor
Ticknor
Uan
Fesler
Hain
Feld
Batt Sarrlers
Negie Tech
Viglano
Cornell
Hewitt
Columbia
Russell
Stennett
Hufford
Washington
Kitemiller
Magner
Zimmerman
Hanson
Temple
Hackman
Bethea
Florida
Hinile
Bucknell
Wheeler
Shelley
Wilson
Baylor
An Francisco
Bates
Maryland
Gadern
Shriners’ Crippled Children Hospital Fund
Doyle
Rosenzweig
Fogarty
Gardner
Wil + Siano
Brookmeyer
Minutesota
Lee Hanley
Selby
Ohio
Gantenbein
Wheelen
Michigany
Ely
Iowa
Vincent
Wale
Woodworth
Mario
Yanibe
Purdue
Frank Baker
Ay Bernard
Syrney
Dick Haney
Afidy Kerr
Col- Gets
Ed Baker
Pittsburgh
Bruder
Lincham
Macalugo
Lubratevich
Wictshigin
Galesburg
Ill
Knox ‘College’d Athletic Board
Joe Tinker
Beers
Tinker
Chicago Cub
Thomas Jefferson Hickey
American’ Association
George Neron
Paul Pantaleo
Cook County
Winthrow W. Aldrich
The
New York Yacht Club
Enterprise
Aldrich
Vincent Astor
America
Detroit
Jackie Fields
Bucky" Lawless
Synncise
N. C
Olympia Arena
Fields
Joe Dundee
Jack Thompson
Lexington
Tom Phipps
University of Kentucky
L. G
Fioppy” Forquer
Conrad Rose
Kentucky
Brooklyn
Bobby Dodd
Frank Sarideo
Moot Mullis
Notre-Dame
L. E. Weaver
Blueville
Widewire Road
Airkey
Shielle
Sillmelhorn
Bogey Cruickshank
Far East
Tae
Japan
Manchuria
Shanghai
New Zealand
TWE
Philippines
Eng
Primo Carnet
Italy
Reggie Meer
England
Victor
Georgia College of Agriculture
Gest
Dixie
A. A.W
Y. M. CA
PAP
Jack Price
Aran Oy
OTA
West Dont
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