Second Guessing Review of All American Football Honors
Wilmot presents his coastal take on the annual All American selections. He mocks the ritual, explains how he and local pundits pick players based on radio chatter and big game broadcasts, and notes Kansas rejects six bowl bids in a broader sports section from Hayward.
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Wilmot
Joe Wilmot Snow
Milpitas
Scriveners
San Fransco
Hayward
York
Whem
Colorado
Lawrence
Kan
U.2
University of Kansas Today
E. C. Quigley
Pos
Baldwin
Ucla Savitsky
Penn Deast
Tenn Graye Ore
Stelly Army Connors
Notre Dame
Fieldberg
Army Lujack
Notre Dine
Wedemeyer
St. Mary’s Davis
Army Blanchard
Amy
Fos
Ohio State
Paul Mastrangelo
UCLA
Andros
Oklahoma
Wilson Turner Fight Ends In Draw In Oakland
Jackie Wilson of Los Angeles and Earl Turner of Richmond battled to a ten round draw in the main event. No knockdowns reported. Other results include Leroy Willis stopping Maric Angele and Martin Boldberg stopping Johnny Eabard in Richmond and Oakland respectively, with several knockouts.
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Oakland
U.P
Jackie Wilson
Los Angeles
Earl Turner
Richmond
Wilson
Leroy Willis
South Francisco
Maric Angele
San Francisco
Martin Boldberg
Johnny Eabard
Joe Kelly
Qakland
Hamma Avian
Efforts to Remove Wickhorst as UC Coach Postponed
UC Berkeley postponed the board’s decision on firing football coach Frank Wickhorst for a second week. President Monroe Delitseh asked for a cooling off period before action, affecting Wickhorst’s assistants Irv Uteritz and Larry Tutz. California students had also sought removal of athletic general manager Clinton W. Evans, who was retained after players expressed confidence in him.
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Wickhorst
University of California
Berkeley U.P
Frank Wickhorst
California
Associated Students’ Executive Committee
Monroe Delitseh
Irv Uteritz
Larry
Tutz
Clinton W. Evans
Evans
T ‘Nob
Baseball Men Study Evil Of Gambling
Los Angeles report states major and minor leagues held separate conferences to confront the gambling problem threatening baseball. W. G. Bramham, stepping down as minor league czar at 72, warned the sport faces its gravest danger since 1919 and claimed proof of players throwing games and colluding with gamblers to aid organized gambling.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Black Sox
W. G. Bramham
George Trautsman
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Louis Plans Latin American Tour Talks in New York
Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis arranged to confer with manager John Roxborough about a proposed Latin American tour and hoped promoter Mike Jacobs would recover soon to join the planning in New York.
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Mike Jacobs
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