All-America 1937 honors crown iron men of gridiron
The 1937 Associated Press All-America selections emphasize durability with a 200-pound average line and a backfield quartet. Notre Dame end Chuck Sweeney and Cornell end Brad Holland headline the ends, while Big Ten and Southern stars populate the rest of the 11 first-team spots and multiple second and third team picks.
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Charles Alexander Sweeney
Notre Dams
Fighting Irish
Pittsburgh
Marshall
Biggie) Goldberg
Cornell
Negro
Jerome
Brad)Holland
East
Byron Raymond
Whizzer) White
Colorado University
Clinton Edward Frank
Yale
White
Rocky Mountain
Earl
Dutch) Clark
Frank
Panthers
Mid-West
Big Ten
South
Southwest
Far West
Midwest
Colorado
Notre Dame
Chuck Sweeney
Brad Holland
Walter Camp
Paul Robeson
Rutgers
Sweeney
Jim Benton
Arkansas
Larry Kelley
Navy
Minnesota
Northwestern
Holland
Brown
All-America Grid Picks Highlight Hinkle and White
The 1937 All-America team features Vanderbilt guard Carl C. Hinkle Jr. and Colorado back Whizzer White among leaders. Strong showings from Ki Aldrich Fordham, Alex Wojciechowicz Fordham, Sid Luckman Columbia, and Frank Chapman Yale anchor a powerful, defense-minded roster across conferences and regions.
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Charles Alex. Sweeney
Notre Dame
Bloomington
Edmund Franco
Fordham
Jersey City
N. J
Joseph Eugene Routt
Texas A. & M
Chapel Hill
Tex
Carl C. Hinkle, Jr
Vanderbilt
Nashville, Tenn
Leroy Monsky
Montgomery
Ala
Anthony Matiss
Pittsburgh
Endicott
N. Y
Aes
Jerome Heart
Holland
Cornell
Auburn
Clinton Edward Frank
Yale
Evanston
Ill
Byron Raymond White
U. of
Calif
Tiburon
Pete Smith
Oklahoma
James Benton
Arkansas
Vic Markov
Washington
Frank Kinard
Mississippi
Francis Tweddell
Minnesota
Weixech
Ralph Sivell
Aldrich
Texas Christian
Genter
Cca
Alexander Wojciechowicz
Ford’m
Albin Lezouski
George Zitrides
Dartmouth
John Mellus
WUE
Odo Vns
Edward Gatto
Louisiana State
William Jordan
Georgia Tech
Ceveus
Andrew Bershak
North Carolina
David O'Brien
Sidney Luckman
Columbia
John Pingel
Michigan State
Cecil Isbell
Purdue
H Gray
Oregon State
Moe Sc
Bekses James McDonald
Ohio State
Liam Osmanski
Holy Cross
Robert MacLeod
All America Honorable Mention List Of Backfield Stars
The article surveys numerous college stars named as All-America honorable mention backs and backs from major programs including SMU Nebraska Wisconsin Baylor Pitt Ohio State Harvard Dartmouth Northwestern Duke Notre Dame and many others. It highlights players such as Chapman Meek Bottari O Brien Lain Todd Wolfe Pingel Pupils Uram Shinn Shu Cafego and Mayberry with notes on their performances and teams across conferences.
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Ike California
Sam Chapman
Rank
Frank Chapman
Whizzer White
Biggie Goldberg
Sid Luckman
Columbia
Joe Gray
Oregon State
George Karamatic
Gonzaga
Frank
White
Yale
Harvard
Blue
Rocky Mountain
Dutch Clark
Colorado
Phi Beta Kappa
Ends Acker
Southern Methodist
Amen
Nebraska
Benz
Wisconsin
Boyd
Baylor
Crow
Ohio State
Daddie
Pittsburgh
Daly
Manhattan
Daughters
Davis
Dartmouth
Diehl
Northwestern
Dohrmann
Dreher
Denver
Druze
Fordham
Fitzgerald
Chicago
Franklin
Vanderbilt
Green
Hamilton
Arkansas
Hudgins
DUKE
Johnson
Washington
Kelker
Western Reserve
King
Minnesota
The
Citadel
Kovatch
Lannon
Iowa
Lavington
Looney
Texas Christian
McDonough
Utah
McFadden
Boston College
Masterson
Miami
Mooney
Temple
Mowry
Colorado College
Nelson
Michigan State
Peters
Schwarz
San Francisco
Schwartz
California
Sanford and Shoemaker
Alabama
Smith
Idaho
Souchak
Spang
Cornell
Stone
Stanford
Warren
Wendrick
Wysocki
Villanova
Young
Oklahoma
Babarteky
Bartos
North Carolina
Bateman
Beiner
Notre Dame
Brill
Colorado U
Bergnerary
Booth
Brunansky
Chesbro
Colgate
Cope
Santa Clara
Christofferson
Doyle
Fosket
Hale
Harris
Schroeder
Schreyer
Perdue
Shellogg
Shinn
Pennsylvania
Shirey
Siegel
Michigan
Sprague
Sturges
Toll
Princeton
van Ranst
Wolff
Woudenberg
Zagar
Albany
Niagara
Amato
Oregon
Barnhart
Greeley State
Bernard
Bock
Iowa State
Campbell
Ley
Glickman
Syracuse
Gmitro
Goodstein
Graybear
Granski
Hall
Brown
Heap
Harrison
Penn State
Howe
Hutchinson
Hackney
Kansas State
Hollins
Holm
Hartman
Georgia
Hessberg
Howell
Jefferson
Jaeger
Kilgrov
Kelly
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Kennemann
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Meade
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Miller
Meek
Michelosen
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Albright P
Rohm
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Replogle
Kansas
Ritchie
Renzo
Sam
George Washington
Schindler
Southern California
Sims
Sienko
Simmons
Williams
Spurgeon
Illinois
Struck
Stebbins
Sidat-Singh
Stringham
Sofie
Brigham Young
Snow
Stoddard
Stopper
Shu
Virginia Military
Sloan
Smilanich
Arizona
Tipton
Tranavitch
Rutgers
Todd
Texas A. & M
Thesing
Uram
van Every
Vanzo
Wear
Weiss
Waskowits
Tulsa
Brooklyn
Wood
Tennessee
Wilson
Army
Wolke
Texas
Panthers
Pitt
Goldberg
Chapman
John Meek
Vic Bottari
Davey O'Brien
Dick Todd
Hugh Wolfe
Billy Patterson
Ernie Lain
Morris White
Pingel
Andy Uram
Don Heap
Jim McDonald
Cecil Isbell
Purdue
Corby Devise
Indiana
John Pingel
Andy
Bob MacLeod
Bill Osmanski
Holy Cross
George Peck
Whit Baker
Hal Stebbins
Frank Patrick
Vernon Struck
Whit Jaeger
Joe Kurrow
Fletcher Sims
Walter
Tiger) Mayberry
Florida
Paul Shu
WY. M. L
George Cafego
Gamecocks Down Miami 3–0 to Complete Season
The University of South Carolina Gamecocks finished their season with a 3 to 0 win over Miami University in Miami. Tom Lonchar kicked a 20 yard field goal in the third quarter after a sequence starting from a chain of plays in Miami territory. Miami threatened twice at the Gamecocks five yard line but failed to score.
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Gamecocks
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Lonchar
State College Cagers Face Mc Crary Eagles In Asheboro
Asheboro December 4. Dr R R Sermon will send his State College team against the Mc Crary Eagles in the first winter test. Last year State lost 41 to 383 to the Eagles with Stuart Flythe leading the visitors. Connie Mac Berry will captain the Techs with Bill Mann P G Hill Eddie Berlinski and Selby Jones in the lineup. State meets Roanoke College in Raleigh on December 15 and does not play again until January.
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R. R. Sermon
McCrary Eagles
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Eagles
Stuart Flythe
Connie Mac Berry
Techs
Bill Mann
P. G. Hill
Eddie Berlinski
Selby Jones
Roanoke College Quint
Raleigh
Roanoke
Virginia
Baugh Leads Redskins to Football Fever in Washington
Washington fans fuse around Sammy Baugh after he threw a touchdown pass against the Green Bay Packers. Twenty thousand expected for the Giants game as the Redskins chase the Eastern division title. Baugh has 70 completed passes this season and needs eight more to tie the league record.
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Griffith Stadium
Sammy Baugh
Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
Ray Flaherty
Redskins
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Washington
Boston
George Marshall
Baugh
Texas Christian University
Bath
Flaherty
Steinborn And Burns Triumph In Colosseum Mat Matches
Jerry Burns defeated Pat McClary after a hard three fall bout in which Burns nearly fell twice before seizing control and chasing McClary to the dressing room. Milo Steinborn forced Roy Graham to submit in two of three falls, earning praise for muscular control despite a six month suspended sentence for delaying.
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Pat McClary
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Roy Graham
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Graham
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Pat
Thompson
Rice SMU clash may decide Southwest crown
College football action heats up with Rice versus Southern Methodist in Dallas a key Southwestern Conference title decider and Cotton Bowl implications. Texas Christian could claim the title if SMU triumphs, while Alabama leads the dominant Tide in the SEC finale and USC hosts UCLA in the Pacific Coast capper.
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Tony
East
Mid-West
South
Southwest
Far West
Dallas
Colorado
Rice
Owls
S.M.U
Texas Christian
Horned Frogs
Manhattan
Tulsa
Duquesne
Dixie
Mississippi State
Texas Aggies
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Arizona
Florida Kentucky
Gainesville
Tennessee-Mississippi
State College
Miss
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Southern California
U.C.L.A
Little Returns Intercepted Pass to 16 in Final Drive
Little intercepted Dunn then ran 42 yards to the Miami 16. A fourth down pass fell incomplete at the goal line.
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Dunn
Miami
Wrestling results from coast to coast last night
In Bergen J George Keverly 220 of California defeated Jack Kennedy 220 in 27 minutes 45 seconds. In Philadelphia Jim Landos 1099 from St Louis pinned Chief Thunderbird 214 of Vancouver BC in 44 minutes 51 seconds. In San Diego Sammy Stein of New York threw Chief Little Wolf 210 in 15 minutes. In Salt Lake City Sonnenberg of Chicago defeated Sherman Christensen in two of three falls.
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NWN
J.george Keverly
California
Jack Kennedy
Ttowa
Philadelphia
Jim Landos
St. Louis
Chief Thunderbird
Vancouver
B. C
San Diego
Sammy Stein
New York
Chief Little Wolf
Salt Lake City
Sonnenberg
Chicago
Sherman Christensen
Van Mungo Swap May Be Let Out At Chicago Mart
Baseball trading heats up as Milwaukee minor league meeting ends and Chicago major league negotiations begin. Van Mungo is nearing final approval to switch to one of four clubs, with Giants or Cubs seen as likely destinations for Dodgers rebuild.
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Paul Mickelson
Chicago
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
van Mungo
Pie Traynor
Paul Waner
Arky Vaughan
Boston Bees
al Quenn
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Becaus
Boston Red Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Cleveland
Rollie Hemsley
St. Louis Browns
Yankees
Detroit
Vernon Kennedy
Marvin Owen
Gerald Walker
Fair Grove and Hasty Split Twin Bill
Fair Grove won the boys game 23 to 21 and Hasty took the girls contest 30 to 24 in a single night doubleheader.
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Hasty
Losme
Eae Goanine Hasty
Saintling
P. Roane
Nance
Teeere
Kennedy
Cee Hamiltom
Cesses
Ee Payne G. Miller
Moore G Welborn
Binka
FP. Moore
Fights Roundup From U S Boxing Cards
In Dayton Buddy Knox knocked out Elmer Appleton. In Louisville Jimmy Jones and Tony Ciaccio fought to a draw in Norristown. John Fasano stopped Lord Gerrard in San Francisco to end the card.
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Ohio
Buddy Knox
Elmer Appleton
Louisville
Iladelphia
Jimmy Jones
Baltimore
Tony Ciaccio
Norristown
Drew
Gan Francisco
John Fasano
San Francisco
Lord Gerrard
Chicago
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