Tulane Places Three On All-Southern Team
Tulane university claimed the 1931 Southern Conference football crown and earned three players on The Associated Press all-southern team selected by coaches and writers. Dalrymple Zimmerman and Scaside led Tulane’s representation, with Tennessee and Georgia also featuring multiple honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulane
Atlanta
Tulane University
Green Wave
Alan
Associated Press
Jerry Dalrymple
Don Zimmerman
John Scaside
Tennessee
Georgia
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Jerry Dalrym
Vernon Smith
Charles Leven
Ray Saun
Sar
Herman
Choate Lanterns Grid Picks Honor Strong 1930s Players
A listing of multiple college football players across teams with positions and abbreviations, naming JOE PALOOKA and several colleges including Tulane, Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, Vanderbilt, and Kentucky. The second team includes Tulane, Alabama, Sewanee, and Georgia players with guards, tackles, ends, and backfield positions. Unanimous Tulane picks and honorable mentions cover centers, guards, tackles, ends, and backs with numerous schools cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman
Tennessee
John Seaside
Tulane
Clarence Gracey
Vanderbilt
Austin Downes
Georgia
Gene McEver
Don Zimmerman
John Cain
Alabama
Haynes
Ben Smith
Patton
Sewanee
Wright
Kentucky
Maddox
Leathers
Rodrigues
Dawson
Kelly
Hitchcock
Auburn
Ae Oe
Felts
Adkins
Duke
Fusal
N. Carolina
Krajovic
Maryland
Torrance
Cobb
N. C
Derryberry
Pease Eeeee Enne
Maryland Quater—Henderson
Mott
Roberts
Roberts Eeere
Sharpe
Reese
Virginia
Neblett
Georgia Tech
Brown
V. P
Seale
Fordham
Clemson
Gilbreath
North Carolina
Espey
Godfrey
Hughey
South Carolina
Mayer
Tennsee
Beasley
Bush
Franklin
Werner
Upton
Rose
Stark
DeColigny
Armstrong
Jenkins
Florida
Bailey
Washington and Lee
Aitken
Andrews
Hodges
Parnell
Hyatt
Hall
Arial
Reyburn
Tennesee
Grant
Gill
Slusser
Thomas
Feathers Tennesee
Chalmers
Mattox
Key
Payne
Gee
Herrington
Mississippi
Clary
Barron
Smith
Louisiana State
Brewer
Poppleman
State Football Stars Start Practice Today
Rival Big Five charity squads began training in Raleigh with Davidson and Wake Forest joining North Carolina State and Duke players for Saturday action. Injured Tar Heel halfback Stuart Chandler is out, while UNC and Duke backfield candidates prepare behind star linemen. Governor Gardner backs strong crowd as tickets move fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Davidson
Wake Forest
Raleigh
Duke
University of North Carolina
Tar Heels
Blue Devils
Darolina
Chapel Hill
Monk Younger
Wildcate
Charlie Pearce
Buck Mills
Baker
Mathis
Conway
Gardner
Whitfield
Wagner
Stuart Chandler
Chandler
Devil Heels
Slusser, Branch
Appalachian
Catawba
Elon
High Point
Burlington
Mountaineers
Indians
Redskins
Hickory
Greensro
Dixie All-Southern Eleven Names Top 1929 Players
Gerald Dalrymple and Vernon Catfish Smith earned first team spots in the Dixie all star selections. Charles Leyendecker Ray Saunders Herman Hickman John Scaside Pete Gracey McEver Zimmerman Austin Downes and John Cain filled other key roles as top college football players acknowledged by Dixie gridiron experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Dalrymple
Tulane
Little Rock
Leyendecker
Vandy
Waco
Texas
H. Hickman
Tenn
Knoxville
Ten
Gracey
Vand
Franklin
S. Seaside
R. Saunders
Nashville
Vernon Smith
Macon
A. Downes
D. Zimmerman
Tulane Ho
Lake Chas
Jene McEver
Bristol
John
Cain
Alabama
Vernon
Catfish
Smith
Georgia
Dalrymple
Charles Leyendecker
Vanderbilt
Ray Saunders
Tennessee
Herman Hickman
Othr
John Scaside
Clarence
Pete) Gracey
Winnie Rodrigues
McEver
Gene McEver
Don Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Hickman
Austin Downes
John Cain
Downes
Dixie
Frival
Nellie Felts
Fordham Player Dies of Football Injuries
Cornelius Murphy, a Fordham football player injured in the Bucknell game on November 21, died in the Fordham infirmary. The cause of death was not immediately released. Murphy played right tackle and was believed to be recovering prior to his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cornelius Murphy
Fordham
Bucknell
Murphy
Alamance County
Unanimous Choice Dalrymple on All Southern Team
Jerry Dalrymple Tulane mighty end and captain chosen by every voter again this year. The Green Wave leader was all American last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Dalrymple
Tulane
Minor Leagues Move to Oust Sexton and Reorganize
The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues prepares to replace president Mike Sexton after a three member committee was formed to study the league, with Sexton to retire as Honorary President. Branch Rickey supports the move as necessary for enduring stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opaul Mickelson
Associated Press
West Baden
Ind
Mike Sexton
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Sexton
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinal Minor League
Association
Lee Keyser
Des Moines
New York bout: Al Singer defeats Tommy Crowley in points
In New York, Al Singer of New York outpointed Tommy Crowley of Pittsburgh over eight rounds, earning a decision on the novice card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Keeler Named Sole Scribe on AP All-Southern Team Pick
Atlanta Journal golf writer O B Keeler is the sole selector to list the entire 1931 AP all southern football team. Among 90 ballots, six critics named 10 of 11, and 21 picked nine first team players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
O. B. Keeler
Atlanta Journal
South
Associated Press
Keeler
First Quail and Other North Carolina Hunting Notes
North Carolina hunters report the first quail of the 1931 season found by Max Griffin and Jasper Memory near Wake Forest amid questions of potential game-law violations. The column covers duck oil pollution effects on waterfowl, a pointer named Queen’s accidental death, muskrat diet and trapping tales, and seasonal channel bass and dried coast fish use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Griffin
Jasper
Wake Forest
Durham
Carolina
Charles J. Moore
England
Hyde County
Mr. Moore
Occoneechee Farm
Highland M W A Defeats Printers 40 to 18
The Highland M. W. A. crushed the Printers 40 18 on Highland court. Page Dennis led with 19 points nine field goals and a foul shot while Anderson added 14 points on seven field goals. Hinkle paced the Printers with eight points on four field goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland M. W. A
Highland Court
Highlanders
Page Dennis
Dennis
Anderson
Hinkle
Printers
Ighiana
Pos. Printers
McDonald
P. McDonald
Greenwood Anderson
Self Dennis
Bryant Chandler
Montgomery Norman
Sophs Win Glass Game From Frosh
The Freshman team led 0 0 through three quarters but the Sophomores won 13 0 in the first inter class game at High Point High School. Captain Johnson scored the halves first and later, Harris passed for the second. Brown led Frosh ground gainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophs
High Point High School
Johnson
Soph
Harris
Brown
Generals List Eight Games For Next Year
Lexington Virginia December 2 1931 Washington and Lee university announces its 1932 football schedule listing eight games to be played next season. R A Smith director of athletics confirms the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Generals
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
R. A. Smith
Bowling Scores Highlight City League Matches and Highs
Fowler's Store swept Carolina Veneer in three games as Gulf Service and Quality Bakeries each won two of three from Southeastern Express and Wilson Motor. Highs included Gray 119 single, Hedrick 318 three-game, Smith 125 and 329, Houser 133 and 332. Adams-Millis swept Bellas-Hess rollers in the King Pin Ladies, Stout 104 high single and 256 three-game total, Pickelsimer 99 in game two, Hooks 264 three-game total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler's
Carolina Veneer
Gulf Service Boys
Quality Bakeries
Southeastern Express
Wilson Motor
Gray
R. Hedrick
Smith
Houser
Adams-Millis
King Pin
Bellas-Hess Rollers
O. E. Kearns
Thomas Mills
Stout
Bellas-Hess
Picklesimer
Kearns
Jackson
Hooks
Dcee Wadees
Brion
Pickelsimer
Thomas — Gaus Benn Ccxesten Oe
Lewis , Weisse
Ctis Sti
Stout Basen
Supeys
Starrett
Hutchens
Tomlinson
Petres
W. J. Bowden
Wigan
Armentrout
Pulaskia
Turberville Fowler's Store
Petres Eee
Howerton Kennedy
Salvation Army Meets Greensboro Five Here
The Salvation Army basketball team undefeated this year meets Greensboro’s strong Mack Judson Voehringer five in a feature game tonight at 8. A small admission will be charged and season tickets sold to help buy uniforms and cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Mack- Judson-Voehringer
Greensboro
Semi Final Round On In Pinehurst Tourney
Helen Waring of New York meets Greenwich Conn. s Mrs John D Chapman in the Carolinas Women's Golf semi final at Pinehurst N C The other bracket features Mia Richard Clemson Middletown N Y and Mrs Norman P Rood Wilmington Del Waring beat Mrs Francis T Keating 7 5 and Chapman defeated Mrs Sarah one up Clemson beat Mrs E P Merwin 8 6 Rood beat Mrs George Magoon 4 3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
N. C
Helen Waring
New York
John D. Chapman
Greenwich
Conn
Richard Clemson
Middletown
N. Y
Norman P. Rood
Wilmington
Del
Miss Waring
Francis T. Keating
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Lee Y
Champs
VOLS
Dillon Graham
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Rae
Kuppenheimer
Averal
Bec Sa
Gerald
Jerry) Dalrymple
Gridiron
Jerry
Aycock Brown
Highland
Printer Quint
Indianapolis
Battling Bozo
Birmingham
Ala
Jack Redman
South Bend
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