All America Links Tieinsley Buivid Francis to Backfield Honors
NEA Service notes Tinsley Buivid and Francis head the backfield with center Baugh an All-American. Yale captain Kelley and Ray Marquette cited as players of the year, while Sam Baugh and others are also listed. Gipp remembered as a legendary back, with Daniels of Pittsburgh praised as a premier tackle.
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King
Kelley
Yale
Ray Marquette
Ference
Ferce
Tuss McLaughty
Brown
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Bronco Nagurski
Gophers
McIntosh
Northwestern
Don Geyer
Wildcat
Laughing Boys
The
Lake
Giants
Pittsburgh
Daniels
Warrior
Mt. Lebanon
Football's Finest of 1936 Players Highlight College Stars
The piece profiles Northwestern guard Reid a Chicagoan. Drobnitch a Denver guard. Wojciechowicz a Fordham standout. It notes Baugh from Texas Christian as a strong passer and kicker, and credits Guepe with co starring at Marquette alongside Bulvid for a noted midseason run.
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Pittsburgh
Wojciechowicz
Fordham
Baugh
Fort Worth
Baylor
Texas
Centenary
Texas A
Rose Bowl Hope Hinges On Big Conference Clashes
L S U leads Rose Bowl chatter as Alabama eyes Vanderbilt and Tulane, Washington and Washington State chase West title, Army Navy game looms large, and other conferences push toward final standings with key matchups including Texas Texas A and M and USC UCLA.
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Alabama
Vanderbilt
Tulane
Washington
Fordham
New York University
City College
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Brown
Colgate
Temple
Bucknell
Midwest
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Minnesota
Nebraska
Oregon State
Kansas
Missouri
Southwest Texas
Christian
Southern Methodist
Arkansas
Tulsa
Texas
Texas A
Baylor
Rice
Pacific Coast
State
Los Angeles
Southern California
Southeastern
Alabama-Vanderbilt and L. A. A.tulane
Auburn
Florida
Georgia Tech
Ace Parker To Be Honored By Portsmouth Va
Portsmouth Virginia plans a December banquet honoring Captain Clarence Ace Parker Duke University All American candidate and resident. Over 500 attendees expected at the Municipal Auditorium with Duke coach Wallace Wede among the honored guests and writers from the south and east invited.
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North Carolina
Clarence “Ace” Parker
Duke University
Portsmouth
Parker
Wallace Wede
College football Thanksgiving slate across conferences
The report outlines multiple Thanksgiving and Thursday matchups across conferences. Southern Duke faces North Carolina State while Georgia tangles with Tennessee and Kentucky. Duke eyes a win to defend its title as North Carolina and Virginia Military seek a share of the lead. Furman Clemson Davidson Wake Forest and Maryland Washington and Lee fill other pairings. Rocky Mountain highlights Denver Colorado vying for runner up behind Utah State as Idaho visits. Colorado State Utah Montana Montana Mines., Brigham Young Colorado College, Wyoming at Arizona.
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Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Southern
Duke
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Virginia Military
Virginia
Virginia Tech
Furman
Clemson
Davidson
Wake Forest
Maryland
Washington and Lee
Rocky Mountain
Denver
Colorado
Utah State
Idaho
Colorado State
Utah
Montana State
Montana Mines
Brigham Young
Colorado College
Wyoming
Arizona
Hunter Lost While Trailing Wounded Deer
Hendersonville November 23 R W Shaw of Greeneville Tennessee lost in Pisgah National Forest while trailing a wounded deer reached a ranger’s cabin after a night outdoors. He reported slight hunger pains after a 30 mile walk without food.
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Hendersonville
R. W. Shaw
Greeneville
Tenn
Pisgah National Forest
Baldwin-Wallace Ace Tops Nation's Gridiron Scorers
Norman Schoen, 170-pound halfback from Baldwin-Wallace College, surged to the national scoring lead with 117 points after a 31-point game in a 67-0 win over Louisville. He overtook Art Buck of Carroll and tops lists across multiple conferences with Willamette’s Weisgerber close behind and a slate of regional leaders named.
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New York
Norman Schoen
Baldwin-Wallace College
Ohio
University of Louisville
Art Buck
Carroll
Wis
Dick Weisgerber
Willamette
Ore
Len Wilson
Appalachian
N. C
Old Rivalries Warm Up Thanksgiving Football Slates
Colorful clashes among Southern Conference rivals mark the season finale on Thanksgiving. Duke faces N CS battles Duke vs N.C. State in Durham while W&M, UNC, and Virginia Tech seek key wins. Injuries may alter lineups as Davidson, Wake Forest, Furman, Clemson, Maryland, and William and Mary also vie for position. Ed Armfield and Mac Folger lead scorers with 48 points.
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Richmond
Duke C. State
Durham
Blue Devils
Wallace Wade
Wolves
Wv. M. I
North Carolina
Roanoke
Virginia Tech
Tar Heels
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Tom Burnette
Bruce Smith
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Cavaliers
Crowell Little
Burnette
Davidson
Wake Forest
Furman
Clemson
Hurricane
Tigers
Washington and Lee
Generals
Maryland
Baltimore
William and Mary
Cincinnati
Xavier
Citadel
Augusta
Wofford
Ed Armfield
Mac Folger
Sunday Football Results From Associated Press
Santa Clara defeats Loyola Los Angeles 13 to 6. St Joseph Pa 7, Lasalle 0. King 45, Tusculum 0. St Marys Mich 7, Ferris Institute tied. Luther 21, Columbia Iowa 0. Occidental IM, Pomona 6, Whittier 28, Redlands 13. San Diego State 9, Santa Barbara State 8.
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Los Angees
St. Joseph
Lasalle
King
Tusculum
St. Mary's
Mich
Ferris Institut
Luther
Columbia
Iowa
Occidental IM
Pomona
Whittier
Redlands
San Deigo State
Santa Barbara State
Gar Davidson To Return As Army Coach In 1937
West Point reports Gar H. Davidson will coach the Army football team again in 1937 after serving since 1933. Major General William D. Connor announced the reappointment for one year with possible extension. Army has lost to Colgate 14-7 and Notre Dame 20-6 this season.
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West Point
N. Y
Gar H. Davidson
United States Military Academy
William D. Connor
Davidson
Army
C. D. Daley
Academy
Colgate
Notre Dame
Golf Pros Tune Up For Augusta Meet
America's top professional golfers have finished Pinehurst and now prepare for the Augusta Open in Georgia with a $5,000 purse. More than 50 players including Horton Smith Paul Runyan Dick Metz Sam Parks Jr Clarence Clark Jr and Al Watrous are on hand for practice at Forest Hills ahead of the 72 hole event.
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America
Pinehurst
Forest Hills Club
Horton Smith
Chicago
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Dick Metz
Sam Parks, Jr
Pittsburgh
Clarence Clark, Jr
New York
al Watrous
Detroit
Widseth and Daniell Win Tackle Berths
The Denver Star notes Widseth and Daniell earning tackle berths with Buivid noted for speed and passing. It highlights Buivid's 60 completions in 97 attempts, his Port Washington upbringing, and Goddard as a Coast standout. The piece lists second team selections from Dartmouth to Gonzaga across multiple conferences and positions.
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Denver Star Guard
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Duquesne
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Escondido
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RK. T.—Kinard
Mississippi
R. E
Hibbs
Southern
He—Robbins
Arkansas
R. Ho—Ryan
Utah Aggies
Karamatic
Gonzaga
Harlow Leads Harvard In Close Gridiron Roundup
In New York on November 23 Prof Dick Harlow returns to the top of the football class with Harvard held to a 14-13 score by Yale. Georgia ties Fordham 7-7, Indiana ties Purdue 20-20, and Notre Dame upsets Northwestern as Mehre McMillin and Layden receive praise.
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New York
Dick Harlow
Harlow
Harvards
Yates
Georgia
Fordham
Indiana
Purdue
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Harry Mehre
Bo McMillin
Elmer Layden
Gente
Rose Bowl fate and boxing chatter from college circles
President Dodds curbs drinking at Princeton games while students gather on the way home. Jimmy McLarnin continues to prosper against lighter opponents. Alabama appears likely for the Rose Bowl with West Coast reports suggesting Washington’s nomination would steer to Alabama.
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Princeton
Jimmy McLarnin
Alabama
Washington
Princeton Band Huddles and Yale Coach Ducky Pond
Readable lines recount Princeton band huddling seven times before lining up to spell Indians while Ducky Pond, Yale coach, twice beat Harvard in 1923 and 1924. A street observer comments Fritz Crisler’s job security as negligible.
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Ducky Pond
Yale
Harvard
Fritz Crisler
Box bout specs and bantam champ plans in sports notes
A rumored Jimmy Braddock versus Joe Louis bout in Atlantic City is expected to be signed by Thursday. Sixto Hasco, bantamweight champion, plans a holiday trip to Puerto Rico. Dick Harlow faces restrictions on importing talent to Harvard but appears to cope without additional recruits.
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Joe Louis
Atlantic City
Sixto Hascobar
Puerto Rico
Dick Harlow
Harvard
B’gosh
Pennsylvanian football plan and Braddock Louis purse talks
A Penn team improved after moving Murray to full quarterbacking freedom in a half. The Braddock Louis fight purse was cut from 400000 to 300000 and half of profits over 500000. Analysts now speculate Braddock might sign for 200000, with Madison Square Garden possibly involved.
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Penn
Murray
Jimmy Braddock
Joe Louis
Wiseacres
Braddock
Madison Square Garden
Commercial League Meeting To Complete Plans Tonight
Clubs formed in the Commercial league meet at 7 PM tonight at the YMCA to finalize organization elect officers and set plans. Representatives from interested teams are urged to attend.
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Commercial League
Woman Captures 150 Pound Deer Bare Handed
Forest City reports a government supervised deer hunt in Pisgah National Forest. Mrs. Lucy Upton, while at home picking peas, spotted a deer and caught it bare handed weighing 150 pounds. She says she did it without powder or lead.
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Forest City
Pisgah National Forest
Lucy Upton
Denny Shute Wins PGA Crown at Pinehurst
Denny Shute, after five amateur tries, captures the Professional Golfers' Championship at Pinehurst beating Jimmy Thomson 3 and 2. He clinches on the 34th hole with an eagle after a long 473-yard par five and becomes the first college man to win the PGA. He will defend next May in Pittsburgh.
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Graham Pinehurst
Densmore
Denny) Shute
Jimmy Thomeson
Colt
Shawnes- on-Delaware
Jimmy
Denny
Shute
Thomson
Braeburn
Bill Burke
Cleveland
Horton Smith
Chicago
Wild Bill Mehlhorn
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Mehlhorn
Johnny Revolta
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Pittsburgh
Craig Wood
Bobby Jones
al Espinosa
Tom Creavy
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