All America Team Dominated by Midwest Selections
The 14th annual All-America team, selected by The Associated Press, shows the Middle West with five first-team picks while the South-Southwest leads the overall 33 all-star slots. Notable highlighted players include Texas Christian’s Robert OBrien and edge talents from Pitt, Cornell, Notre Dame, and Michigan State, with key performances shaping the national outlook.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
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Far West
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Oklahoma
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Pittsburgh
Texas Christian
Iowa
State
Michigan State
Mississippi
Santa Clara
Robert David O’brien
Charles Collins Aldrich
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Biggie) Goldberg
Jerome
Brad) Holland
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Pitt
Dick Cassiano
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Missis
High Point May Get Three A. A. U. Swimming Events
Three A A U swimming events could be staged in High Point this year with officials eyeing dates, venues, and local support. Organizers hope the events draw participants from regional clubs and boost youth swimming interest.
All America Ends Choose End and Guards of 1938
The 1938 All America selections include Howard Holland of Auburn and Walter Young of Oklahoma as ends, Joseph Beiner and Al Wolff as tackles, Ralph Heikkinen and Edward Bock as guards. The piece notes tight competition among candidates from Tennessee, Notre Dame, Texas Christian and others, praising Holland’s late-season surge and Young’s pass defense and blocking. It also highlights dominant Midwest guards and wide field of contenders across the South, East and West.
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Walter Roland
Waddy) Young
Oklahoma
Bowden Wyatt
Tennessee
Earl Brown
Notre Dame
Big Negro
Cornell
Dartmouth
Young
Rice
Texas
Missouri
Tulsa
Wyatt
Brown
Tennesee
Sparkplug
South
Ken Kavanaugh
Louisiana State
Ralph Wenzel
Tulane
Willard Perdue
Duke
Gus Goins
Clemson
Larry Graig
South Carolina
Midwest
Cleo Diehl
Northwestern
Erwin Praese
Iowa
John Mariucci
Bill Daddie
Pitt
Harry Jacinski
Fordham
John Wysocki
Villanova
Southwest
Sam Boyd
Baylor
Bill Dowell
Charley Sprague
Southern Methodist
Don Looney
Texas Christian
Joseph Edward Beiner
Alvard Williams Wolff
Santa Clara
Beinor
Army
Navy
Minnesota
Beiner
Stedy
Harry Stella
Joe Thesing
Ben Sheridan
Buck Shaw
Wolff
Buck
Reiner and Wolff
Insull Bailey Hale
Torrance Russell
Auburn
Bill McKeever
Steve Maronic
North Carolina
Ty) Coon
North Carolina State
Abe Murphy
Texas Tech
Murphy
Joe Delaney
Holy Cross
Allie White
Eddie Gatte
Joe Boyd
Texas A. & M
Frank Ribar
Robert Haas
Big Ten
Joe Michal
Purdue
Bob Haak
Indiana
Guilford Duggan
Walter Raskowski
Pittsburgh
Middle West
Ralph Heikkinen
Michigan
Edward John Bock
Iowa State
Heikkinen
College football draft list of players and schools
Long roster of players from numerous colleges listed by position and school. Names include Baylor, Duke, Notre Dame, Texas A and M, Ohio State, UCLA, Michigan, Penn State, and many others. The fragment appears to catalog guards tackles backs and players across major programs.
College Football Players List of Names and Schools
A long roster of players and affiliated schools appears, listing numerous college teams such as Duke Harvard Clemson Penn State Iowa State and many more. The page reads as an extended, inexact roll call without narrative context or clear event details.
List of surnames likely from a college or team roster
A long catalog of last names and affiliated institutions appears, including Allerdice Princeton Amerine Kansas Anderson California Anderson Yale Aronson St Marys Balaz Iowa Banger Syracuse Banker Tulane Barnett Texas Tech Basca Villanova Berlin Wisconsin Beel New York University Booth LSU Bradford Alabama Bradley Mississippi Broady Colorado Brock Brown Purdue Bruce Mississippi State Bryant Clemson Buhler Minnesota Cahill Holy Cross Callihan Nebraska Carnelly Carnegie Tech Cassiano Pittsburgh Chrape Idaho Christensen Brigham Young Christman Missouri Clary South Carolina Coffman Tennessee Condition Con dit Carnegie Tech Cooke Navy
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Guilford Syndicate Raises 9000 For Duke Devils Rose Bowl Bet
A Guilford county syndicate raised about 9000 to bet on Duke's Blue Devils against USC in the Rose Bowl on January 2. The group reportedly aims for a total of 81000 as its wagering goal.
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Amateur Dunkelberger Leads Augusta Open Tie
Bobby Dunkelberger of High Point tied Jenkins Gordon of Rome for amateur lead in the Augusta Open after the first 18 holes. Dunkelberger and Gordon each shot 73. Leo Walper led the overall field with 67, four under par, while Sam Byrd stood two behind after a 68.
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Bobby Dunkelberger
High Point
Jennings Gordon
Rome
Leo Walper
Washington
Sam Byrd
Philadelphia
Phil Perkins
Willoughby
Ohio
Jimmy Hines
Great Neck
L. I
Mike Turnega
Fairview
N. Y
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Oak Park
Ill
Ace Parker Signs to Play Pro Basketball
Ace Parker and Jim Whatley, ending their pro football season with the Brooklyn Dodgers versus the Metropolitan All-Stars, signed to play basketball with the New York Jewels of the American League. Eddie Wilde announced the move. Parker was a high scoring Duke forward and Whatley led Alabama to a conference title. Both had played pro basketball in the South after graduation.
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Ace Parker
Jim Whatley
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Jewels
Eddie Wilde
Parker
Duke
Whatley
Alabama
High Teams in All Star Game This Afternoon
Charlotte scene covers the second annual Shrine charity football game between Palmetto and Tar Heel squads. The two Carolina teams, top high school performers, have trained here for a week with kickoff at 2 30 p m EST.
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Hurricanes Upset Georgia 13 to 7 in Climax
The Miami Hurricanes defeated Georgia 13 to 7 in a dramatic season finale. Georgia’s hopes faded as Miami seized control late, securing a memorable upset in a snowy contest.
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Miami
Fra
Hurricanes
University of Miami
University of Georgia
Hawaiians Plan Visit St Louis Basketball Series
The Hawaiian Athletic Association seeks a home and home series with Cromwell Hawaiian team sponsored by Mrs Doris Duke Cromwell and a top Missouri Valley club for a winter trip to St Louis.
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ST. Louis
Hawaiian Athletic Association
Cromwell Hawaiian
Doris Duke Cromwell
Missouri Valley Association
Irish. Trojans Im Clash Today
A dozen strong teams meet in key bowls and regulars across the country. Notre Dame plays USC in Los Angeles while Tennessee faces Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl. Florida and Temple meet, and other notable games include Texas Mines versus Fresno State and N C State against the Citadel. Notre Dame eyes a mythical title as USC seeks top ranking before the Rose Bowl.
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Southern California
Notre Dame
Los Angeles
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Miami
Fla
Mississippi
Washington State
Southern Methodist
Rice
Houston
North Carolina State
Citadel
Florida
Temple
Fresno State
Trojans
Alabama
Washington
California
Ole Miss
Vanderbilt
Vols
Bulldogs
Stetson
Rollins
New Mexico State
Drake
Notre Dame Starts Five Fullbacks From Los Angeles
In Los Angeles Notre Dame opens with its first five fullbacks Joe Thesing Milt Piepul Mario Tonelli Ed Simonieh and Hall Resten as part of an early game lineup.
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Calif
Notre Dame
Joe Thesing
Milt Piepul
Mario Tonelli
Ed Simonieh
Hall Resten
Carolinas A A U Title Meets Likely in High Point
Editor notes three swimming events awarded to the Carolinas association of the A A U may be staged in High Point next summer, following the single event awarded this year. Funds are being sought to support the planned meets.
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Carolinas Association
High Point
A. A. U. considers funds and Olympic backing
Judge Samuel E. Hoyt, president of the National Amateur Athletic Union, urged delegates at the 60th A. U. convention to study ways to raise national revenue. He reported total assets of 55,610.30 with a net gain to 48,640.64 from last year, boosted by boxing and basketball championships. earned profits were 6,638.30. He urged support for a prospective Olympic contest in 1940 and asked the public to back the effort.
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Samuel E. Hoyt
Connecticut
National Amateur Athletic Union
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Jimmy Snyder
Middle Atlant Association
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Jeremiah T. Mahoney
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Gemany
Louis Johnson
Errol Arnefelt
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Middle Atlantic Association
Miay Dle Atlantic Association
Middle Atlantic
Whitman Kearns Takes Taylors High School Coaching Post
Whitman Kearns, a basketball star from High Point College, has joined Taylors High School’s Class B team in Western North Carolina as teacher and coach last fall. He graduated from High Point College and now leads the Taylors squad this season.
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Whitman Kearns
High Point College
Durin
Taylors
Wesern
North Carolina
Kearns
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