Duke Players Dominate All State Eleven Selections
Lieto cPhone lists six Duke players on the official All State first team with multiple positions noted. The selection highlights include Clary and the Gamecocks upsetting Auburn, plus USC and Stanford players named across ends guards centers and backs in a comprehensive roster.
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DUKE
Earl Clary
Gamecocks
Auburn
Trojans
Smother Bulldogs
Southern California Routs Georgia In Los Angeles
Southern Cal overpowering the lighter Georgia Bulldogs 31 to beats them as Trojans amass 405 rushing yards and 27 first downs to Georgia’s three. Julius Bescos shines with two touchdowns as Homer Griffith and Cotton Warburton spearhead the attack before 60,000 at the Los Angeles game.
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Brian Bell
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Southern California
University of Georgia
Bulldogs
Athens
Trojans
Georgia
Julius Bescos
California
Homer Griffith
Cotton Warburton
Homer Key
Graham Batchelor
Bulldog
Howard Jones
Allen Shid
Charlie Opper
South Carolina Holds Early Lead For 16 14 Win Over Auburn
Earl Clary powers South Carolina to a 16 14 victory in Birmingham as he runs 103 yards and scores twice including a safety a scoring drive and key plays. Auburn rallies with two late TDs via long passes but falls short despite Amial and Fenton touchdowns.
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Leroy A. Sims
Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Earl Clary
South Carolina
Auburn
Clary
Plainsmen
Gamecock
Mauney
Rogers
Gamecocks
Talley
Hambright
Phipps
Amiail
Carolinas
Aran
Carolina
Bennie Fenton
Amian
San Casschosan
E. Clary
Ariall
Fenton
Willard
McManus
McDougal
Brown
Kemp
Holmes Morris
Houston
Musgrove
Kimbrell
Strapper
Georgia Tech
Tolley
Sewanee
Hal- Myan
Mass. State
Mount
Armour Tech
Unanimous selections crown North Carolina All-State team
The Official All-State board of sports writers named a unanimous first team featuring Duke’s Tom Rogers and Freddie Crawford of Duke, Carolina’s George Barclay and Davidson’s Johnny Mackerell, with N C State stars Raymond Redding and Bob Cox among others. Guards Carl Schock and Horace Hendrickson anchor the line as top high recognition spreads across Wake Forest and others.
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Frank Barfield
Duke
Tornado
Blue Devils
North Carolina
State Board of Sports Writers
N. C. State
Carolina
Wake Forest
Davidson
wWeinis
Tom Rogers
Freddie Crawford
Carl Schock
Horse Hendrickson
Corky Cornelius
Bob Cox
George Barclay
Johnny Mackerell
Horace Hendrickson
Raymond Redding
State
Redding
Wolfpack
Pat Swan
Swan
Deacons
Georgia Barclay
Schock
Devil
Georgia Tech
Steve Sabol
Earl Dunlap
Wolface
Sabol
Dunlap
Wolves
Hendrickson
N. Co
K.c
Cornelius Duke
Wentz
Morgan
Durner
Tatum
All-State Eleven Halfback Wingfield Leads Selected Players
The list Names Duke Wake Forest Davidson N. C. State and North Carolina pick players by position from ends tackles guards centers backs and quarterbacks with honorable mentions. Notable names include Wingfield Davidson and MecQuage NC State among others across Duke NC State Wake Forest Davidson NC Central and Catawba.
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Petoskey
Michigan
Davies
Utah
Palmer
DeVore
Notre Dame
Muller
Fred Caminus
St. Mary's
Curtin
Oregon State
Bescos
Morse
Oregon
Jones
California
Kilbourne
Nebraska
Geisler
Centenary
Rosequist
Ohio State
Jorgenson
Gentry
Oklahoma
Fehring
Purdue
Lutz
Reynolds
Stanford
Yearick
Boone
Erskine
Eet
Theodoratus
Washington State
Calloway
McCollum
Auburnalton
Pitt
Barclay
North Carolina
Burzio
Carnegie Tech
Stevens
Gilbert
Mucha
Washington
Carlson
Hydak
John
Princeton
Sarno
Fordham
Schammel
Iowa
Gailus
Wetzel
Volek
Tulsa
del Isola
Den
Minnesota
Kalbaugh
Christie
Ingram
Yates
Youel
Purvis
Sebastian
Wilson
Williams
Grayson
Temple
Blower
Maentz
Clemens
Christofferson
McAnary
Florida
LeVan
John Hilliard
Texas
Casper
Texas Christian
Baumberger
Navy
Cornelius
Duke
Lassiter
Yale
Locke
Harvard
Grant
Georgia
Key
Brigham Young
Douglas Nott
Detroit
Mikulak
Thorell
Keeble
Partee
Paglia
Santa Clara
Josslyn
Heckler
Richins
Witt
Rice
Pierce
Baylor
Weinstock
Stancock
Army
Clark
N. C. State
Frankel
Brandt
DeAngelis
Wake Forest
Collins
Isaacs
State
Stanko
Buchanan
J. Dunlap
Hood
Kahn
N.C. U
Waniewsky
Catawba
McElrath
Davidson
McDonald
Jackson
Rossiter
Martin
Woollen
Laney
Russell
P. Martin
Rutgers Beaten by Villanova Overhead Attack
New Brunswick N J December 2 Rutgers could not solve Villanova s overhead game and fell 18 13 before 7 000 Truex scored two late touchdowns for Rutgers while Villanova gained 202 rushing yards to 191 for the Scarlet Wildcats completed 7 of 10 passes for 158 yards despite both sides earning 14 first downs
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Villanova
Scarlet
Truex
Rutgers
Wildcats
Farmer's wife killed and neighbor injured by car
Mrs. L. O. Lesler, wife of a farmer, was killed and neighbor Miss Blanche Austin seriously hurt when struck by an automobile driven by Breckwell White on a highway. White was detained for investigation.
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Concord
L. O., Lesler
Blanche Austin
Breckwell White
White
Army powder costs at posts total about 140000 yearly
The morning and evening salute to Old Glory at army posts nationwide costs the United States government about 140000 dollars each year for powder.
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United States
Warburton Leads 1933 All-America Backfield Selection
NEA Service outlines the 1933 All-America football team chosen by seven regional coaches. Cotton Warburton quarterback heads the list with four first place votes, joined by Chuck Bernard and Johnny Buckler. Other top picks include Frank Larson George Sauer Freddie Crawford Bill Corbus Alley Oop Rosenberg Beattie Feathers and Yezerski. Only two players came from any one team, Rosenberg and Warburton from Southern California, illustrating varied selections across conferences.
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NBA Service, Inc
Bill Brancher
NBA
Joe Skladany
Pitt
Freddie Crawford
Duke
Bill Corbus
Stanford
Chuck Bernard
Michigaans
Aresson
Minnesota
Beattie Feathers
Tennessee
Irvine
Cotton” Warburton
Alley-Oop” Rosenberg
Southern California
John Yezerski
St. Mary’s
Frank Lar
George Sauer
Nebraska
Jack Buckler
Army
Bill Braucher
NEA Service
NEA Service, Inc
NEA
Jock Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh
Noble Kizer
Purdue
Harry Mehre
University of Georgia
Bill Spaulding
University of California At Los Angeles
Ike Armstrong
University of
Frank Larson
Alley Oop" Rosenberg
Skladang Pitt
Yezerski
Rosenberg and Warburton
Southern
California
Howard Jones
Big Ten
Big Ten Lands Two All America Slots In Coaching Awards
The national coaching body named two Big Ten players Larson and Bernard to the first team and Everhardus to the second. Feathers of Tennessee led praise with 564 yards in seven games and 12 touchdowns as he averaged 45 yards per kick. The vote favored the Pacific coast with four first team selections, and no Yale Harvard or Dartmouth players were included. Eastern picks included Skladany Buckler Jablonsky Johnson and Ceppi on the teams.
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Bernard
Everhardus
Feathers
Tennessee
Pacific Coast
Yale
Harvard
Dartmouth
Walter Camp
Alonzo Stagg
Sauer
Nebraska
Skladany
Buckler
Jablonsky
Johnson
Ceppi
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