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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1937

Page

5

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.

Associated Press 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.

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.

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 Auburn Kischer Kearns Lafayette Keepsell Karamatic Keating Georgetown Kinnick Kennemann Georgia Tech Little Littlefield Washington State Lafferty Davidson N. C Lalor Lain Rice McLaughry Manders Drake Meade Maryland Miller Meek Michelosen Mate Riffie Albright P Rohm Louisiana State Obbins 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.

Miami Fla University of South Carolina Gamecocks Miami University Tom Lonchar Palmetto Gamecocks Carolina 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.

Asheboro R. R. Sermon McCrary Eagles State 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.

Washington Monument Griffith Stadium Sammy Baugh Green Bay Packers New York Giants Ray Flaherty Redskins Westchester Country Club 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.

Jerry Burns Coliseum Pat McClary Jerry McClary Burns Giant Milo Steinborn Roy Graham High Point Boxing and Wrestling Commission Steinborn Graham Roy 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.

New York 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.

R Little 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.

Associated Press Bergen 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.

Chicago Mart 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.

Fair Grove 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.

Associated Press Dayton 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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