All America mentions highlight grid of 1935 players
The report cites Yale, Temple, Penn, Navy, Purdue and other schools as supplying top backs ends and tackles for the All America list. It notes players such as Basrak Beckwith Widseth and Isbell receiving recognition while others stir debate among coaches and writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Gould
Associated Press
Yale
Larry Kelley
Clint Frank
Halfpas
Temple
Osmanly Cross
Bumbaugh
Harrison
Penn Reson
Pennsylvania
Navy
Charley Toll
Dave Camerer
Les
Bill Daddie
Pitt
Nedid
Daniell
Brad Cornell
Mike Basrak
Og Beckwith
Cecil Isbell
Purdue
Indiana
Francis
Nend Guépe
Marquette
Uram
Minnesota
Menarch
Northwestern
Io State
Shoenette
Sayre
Reid
Schreiber
Lautar
Notre Ad Ray
Missouri
Widseth
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Dixie Footra
Chayne
Big crowd eyes Greensboro High Point battle at Willis Park
The Greensboro Whirlwind meets High Point Black Bisons Saturday at 2 50 PM at Willis Park in a clash expected to draw about 3000 fans. Co captains Hugh Hipps and George Marsh miss the finale due to injuries who otherwise would pace the Greensboro offense. The Bisons rely on a power running game after dropping the passing attack in recent showings.
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Greensboro
Panthers Triumph Over Wildcats 4-1 in Local Soccer Tilt
High Point college Panthers defeated Davidson Wildcats 4 1 on the local high school field. Captain Sherrill and Martin led scoring with strong defense as the Panthers secure their second win of the year over the Presbetarians and aim for a possible Appalachian tilt.
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Davidson College
Panthers
High Point College
Invaders
Culler
Presbeterians
Appalachian
Wildcats
Martin
Armstrong
Wildcat
Dancer
Intaders
Sherrill
Panther
Meup
Lingo
Inthieri
Bhort
Kootiig
High Point
New Conference Clubs Take Public Hazing First Year
Southern Conference members initiated first year squads with mixed results in 1935 football. Six new members posted five wins in 19 games while veterans dominated. Davidson and Wake Forest earned key upsets and Furman pushed top teams hard as teams prepared for Thanksgiving games and the 1936 schedule.
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Richmond
William and Mary's Indians
Citadel
Urman
South Carolina
N. C. State
Purple Hurricane
Clemson
Wake Forest
Davidson
Duke
North Carolina
Deacons
Wildcats
N .C. State
Furman
N. C. State Wolfpack
Écifeult
Centre College
George Washington
Hagen Eliminated in National PGA Meet at Pinehurst
Walter Hagen, five time PGA winner, failed to reach match play at Pinehurst as 64 players began the event and only 16 advanced after two rounds. Hagen, weighing 211 pounds and off form, posted an 80 that left him one stroke outside the cut line amid a field of rising young players and champions.
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Haig
Walter Hagen
PGA
Walter
Hagen
Oklahoma City
Michigan
Fay Coleman
Culver City
Calif
Hageh
Ben Richter
S J. Louis
Coleman
Johfnny Revolta
PKA
Gene Sarazen
Tony Manéro
Revolta
Marshall Crichton
Raleigh
N. C
Sarazen
Jack Patton
Shawnee-on-Delaware
Manero
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Tommer Armour
Mortie Dutra
Chaihtion
Gene Saracen
Bob Crowley
Leo Diegel
Sam Parks
Phil Perkins
Thrilling Greensboro High Point Gridiron Games Recap
The piece recalls dramatic high school football clashes between Greensboro and High Point, highlighting 1988 and 1989 season finishes. It notes mud soaked contests, two decisive wins by High Point, and a nail biting 14 7 result after a tight first score by Greensboro.
Bisons and Greensboro Set for Edge of Seat Park Showdown
In a final game for both teams, the Bisons meet Greensboro at Willis Park on Saturday. The writer promises three thrilling clashes and a fierce Carolina Duke style rivalry as both clubs unleash everything.
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Willis Park
Bisons
Greensboro
Carolina Duke
Clarification on Local Amateur Boxing Pro Status
Reader Jerry Dempster claimed several local amateur boxers fought professionally. The investigation finds Roy Richardson not on the YMCA team, Pap Hill reinstated in AAU, and Orville Little never a pro. Dempster may have confused Orville with two pro brothers. clubs seek to exclude professionals and welcome accuracy.
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Jerry Dempster
Jerry
Dempster
Carl “Pap” Hill
Roy Richardson
Orville Little
Royal Arcanum
Pap Hill
A. A. WU
Royal Arcanum Club
Kannapolis
Orville
All-America ratings wave across major conferences
The piece lists standout players across conferences with names like Andy Bershak Wally Gilbert Moose Stewart Gene Myers Arthur White Duke's Ace Parker Phil Dickens Bill Guckeyson Joe Riley Otton Milner and others. It notes Wings and centers from teams such as Auburn LSU Kentucky Alabama Duke Tennessee Baylor Washington and Utah State among all star candidates.
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America
North Carolina
Andy Bershak
Wally Gilbert
Auburn
Moose Stewart
Gene Myers
Kentucky
Arthur (Tarzan) White
Alabam
Duke
Ace Parker
Tennessee
Phil Dickens
Mary
Bill Guckeyson
Alabama
Joe Riley
Louisiana State
Otton Milner
Southwest
Sam Baugh
Texas
Cristian
Routt
Texas A. & M
Robbins
Arkansas
Benton
Russell
Baylor
Wolfe
Pacific Coast
Washington
Jimmy Cain
Wiatrak
Huskies
Starcevich
Goddard
Washington State
Herwig
California
Falaschi
Dougherty
Santa Clara
Offis
Stanford
Gray
Termite Trouble Hits Munhall Jail
Munhall police admitted their jail was not infested with ants as first feared but with termites. They urged awareness and asked the public not to supply further tips, saying they know how to handle the infestation and want no more advice.
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Munhall
International Sweepstakes Race Postponed to Spring
The 600 mile International Sweepstakes for racing cars scheduled for November 29 at the new Los Angeles Raceway is postponed to spring to allow proper track conditioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Raceway
Alabama Faces Rose Bowl Shakeup as 1986 Era Emerges
Alabama coach Frank Thomas signals a new style for the 1986 team as faster players replace brute power. The Crimson Tide faces Vanderbilt on Thanksgiving with Rose Bowl invitations uncertain while past Rose memories loom, including 1926 comeback wins and the 1986 Stanford rout.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Red Elephants
Frank Thomas
Vanderbilt
Crimsons
Washington
Stanford
Red Elephant
Washington State
Louis Braddock exhibition bout in doubt over Gould delay
New York reports a delay in finalizing the Braddock Louis 12 round exhibition set for February. Joe Gould sought three days to resolve legal risks and secure Madison Square Garden consent as promoter Herman Taylor provides a $100000 guarantee to move the deal forward.
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New York
Jimmy Braddock
Joe Louis
Madison Square Garden
Joe Gould
Gould
Herman Taylor
Joe
Taylor
Miks Pacobs
Louis
Garden
Braddock
Max Schmeling
Jimmy
Baldwin coach pays bill for lucky football suit
George Craig Baldwin high school coach paid a tailor bill for his "lucky football suit." After his team defeated a rival, the players celebrated by shoving the coach under a cold shower. He vowed the team would beat Mexico Poly Saturday.
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Baldwin, N. Y
George Craig
Baldwin
Craig
Mexico Poly
Bright future forecast for Browns under new ownership
Louis B. Von Veise, retiring Browns president, predicts a bright future for the St. Louis Browns under new ownership led by Donald L. Barnes. Over $50,000,000 backs the club, and rising drawing power could triple attendance, as sale to Barnes group nears completion after approval by the American League. Branch Rickey arranged the sale through the estate of Phil Ball, with Von Weise as executor.
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Scotty Reston
New York
Louis B. von Veise
St. Louis Browns
DonaldL.varnés
Browns
von Weise
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Phil Ball
Rickey
Barnes
First Flag Raised at Chateau Thierry in Red Cross Museum
Washington museum at the National Red Cross headquarters preserves the flag raised at Chateau Thierry after the German retreat, marking a historic World War I moment.
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Museum of the
National Red Cross
Washington
Chateau Thierry
Will Wear Hoovercoat For Expected Bath
An unspecified subject plans to wear a hoover coat in anticipation of an upcoming bath or wash event. No additional details about date location or participants are provided.
Fights Last Night in Associated Press Los Angeles
Fredie Steele of 158 pounds stopped Gus Lesnevich 163 in Los Angeles. Wild Wilson Dunn 175 from Oklahoma City edged Chester Palatis 1744 in West Palm Beach.
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Los Angeles
Fredie Steele
Gus Lesnevich
Hackensack
N. J
West Palm Beach
Fila
Wilson Dunn
Oklahoma City
Chester Palatis
Scranton
Rural Mail Routes Grow As Carriers Shrink Nationwide
Total mileage of rural mail routes in the United States has increased 34 percent over the last 25 years while the number of carriers has declined from 41 558 to 34 763.
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United States
Tree-dwelling Kangaroo Emerges Among Australian Species
A unique Australian kangaroo species favors arboreal life over ground dwelling, adapting to forest canopies where it forages and rests. Researchers note its remarkable climb ability and ecological niche distinct from terrestrial cousins.
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High ‘Point
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By Barton Pattie
Pinehurst
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Tar Heels
Ray Wolf
Frank Dobson
Tom Corbin
Dick Johnson
Virginia
Harry Wheeler
Ian Coal & Wood Co
Green Street
U.S. Pat
Ry II
du Pont
United Paarket
North Main
Staten “Hutch” McKiver
Harry Rolick
Oregon State
Peters
Rocky Mountain
Ryan
Utah State
Drobniteh
Denver
Mullencaut
Dreher
Mathews
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Moore
Colorado
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