Brilliant gridiron stars to end career tomorrow
Parker leads a slew of Southern Conference seniors in their final college game tomorrow at Charlottesville and Duke, with rivals from Virginia, NC State, Clemson, and Davidson joining in the swan song. Key figures include Captain Ace Parker of Duke, Villanova, and other All Southern performers like Dick Southern and Ivy at Virginia.
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Wolfpack
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Cara
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Virginia-North
Caroharlotesville
Deen
Dick Athern
Jim Hutchins
John Trimpey
Cavalier
Poling Automobile Ac
Bob King
Clemson
Tigers
Berry
Mack Rip
Manuel Black
Bill Guckeyson
Imore Stadium
Lee
Will Areer
Vic Willis
Ivy
Wilton
Davidsont
Johnson
Quar
Wildcats
Braddock Radio Show and A crowded sports roundup
Jimmy Braddock signs a December 1 one year contract worth 1200 weekly to dramatize his life on air. Denny Shute loses the PGA title to Jimmy Thomson by long drives while Bobby Jones notes greens are decisive. Baseball officials map minor league meeting in Montreal and Syracuse management optimism grows.
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Eddie Briptz
New York
Jimmy Braddock
Jimmy Thomson
Denny Shute
Shute
Bobby Jones
Montreal
Yale halfback Larry Kelley ends player career after request
New York news recounts Larry Kelley shedding Yale football status after approaching a professor two days before the Navy game in Baltimore asking about his eligibility and future with the team. The anecdote, relayed by Jack Cruise Jr. of the New London Day, highlights a turning point in Kelley’s athletic path.
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Eddie Briptz
New York
Larry Kelley
Yale
Jack Cruise, Jr
New London
Conn
Navy
Baltimore
Kelley
Sunset clash previews for Virginia Tech and rival squads
Walton Kitchin Joe Swan and Ed Rogers anchor the Deacons line as captain Jim Far ley Wayt Clark end their careers against Virginia Tech in Roanoke. Injured Foots Dickerson bids farewell as others from Richmond and W&M prepare for finales against Wofford Xavier Miami and more.
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Walton Kitchin
Joe Swan
Ed Rogers
Demon Deacons
Vo. M. 1
Jim Farley
Wayt Clark
Virginia Tech
Roanoke
Gobblers
Dave Jones
Foots Dickerson
Richmond
William and Mary
Mike West
Ed Schaaf
Tom and
Joe Moreno
Large Carolina squad 10 leave for Virginia tilt
One of the largest Tar Heel squads in years departs for Charlottesville to meet Virginia in the Thanksgiving Day clash at Scott Stadium. kickoff is 2 pm. Coach Ray Wolf, assistants Vaught and Lange, trainer Quinlan, managers Lindley and Hart lead 44 players and a 75 piece band. Seniors Buck and McCain lead the ends and Buck at en Ten. Cavaliers held a steady run through William and Mary and Hampden Sydney, with notable standouts Weeks Trell Male Connor Sargent Acree Wheeler.
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Duke
South Carolina
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Tom Burnette
Buck McCain
Dick Buck
Leonard Trell
Bus Male
Abe Connor
Jimmy Sargent
John Acree
Harry Wheeler
Explanations and Excuses Among Sports Figures
A classroom scene shows a student Kelley excused for missing class to join a squad. The piece mentions Joe Louis vs Mike Jacobs, Phil Dickens as Tennessee's backfield key, Duke’s Ace Parker, Stewart Iglehart in polo, and Bill Guckeyson linked to West Point.
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Mike Jacobs
Southeastern Conference
Phil Dickens
Tennessee
Dickens
Duke
Ace Parker
Stewart Iglehart
Tommy Hitchcock
Madison Square Garden
Hockey Rovers
Bill Guckeyson
Maryland
West Point
Outdoor show looms as Ross demands 50000 to fight McLarnin
The column hints at a summer outdoor bout after Barney Ross asks 50000 to rematch Jimmy McLarnin. It praises Auburn coach Jack Meagher s opponents and backs Duke Duquesne star John P Smith as outstanding pointer with Doc Sutherland supporting. It recalls Minnesota shocking Texas and previews Norment Quarles and Penn center Houze as top East picks amid scattered notes on Fordham’s Worcie.
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Barney Ross
Jimmy McLarnin
Jack Meagher
Auburn
Tulane
Tennessee
Detroit
Georgia Tech
Santa Clara
L. 8S
John P
Clipper
Jack Chevigny
Texas
Minnesota
Norment Quarles
Houze
Penn
Fordham
Worcie
Match Play Opens at Pinehurst in 21st Carolina Meet
Match play started today at Pinehurst for the 21st annual Carolina golf tournament for amateurs. Qualifiers included H. P. Davidson of Cooperstown New York who shot 76 and advanced alongside R. V. Ostrander Asheville North Carolina H. J. Blue Aberdeen North Carolina J B Ryerson Cooperstown J T Hunter North Adams Massachusetts R D McMahon Pittsburgh Robert Finney Short Hills New Jersey and S H Patterson Newton Massachusetts.
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H. P. Davidson
Cooperstown
N. Y
R. V. Ostrander
Asheville
N. C
H. J. Blue
Aberdeen
N C
J B. Ryerson
J. T. Hunter
North Adams
Mass
R. D. McMahon
Barker's Week All-Duke Picks vs Duke Wolfpack
Herbert W Barker surveys college football odds naming Duke to win the Southern Conference title bout against North Carolina State and lists numerous game selections including Washington State, Penn, Texas A&M, Fordham, Alabama, Tennessee, Colgate, Clemson, Stanford, Holy Cross, Nebraska, Georgia Tech, LSU, Auburn, and Texas Christian among others. He notes a mix of favorites and upsets with scores not provided.
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Herbert W. Barker
New York
Washington
Washington State
Pasadena
Southern California
Pittsburgh
Carnegie
Pitt
Penn
Cornell
Texas
Texas A. M
Texas A
M. Fordham
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Georgia
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Kentucky
Brown
Colgate
Duke
North Carolina
Virginia Military
Virginia Tech
Missouri
Army
Navy
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Stanford
Boston College
Holy Cross
Oregon
Nebraska
Georgia Tech
Louisiana
Tulane
Auburn
Florida
Southern Methodist
Christian
Christian Rice-Baylor
Ernie
Meenie
Duke and State Set for Annual Clash Thursday
Duke and N. C. State meet at Duke Stadium at 2 pm in a rivalry noted for close games in recent years. The Wolf Pack seek a win to claim state and conference crowns, while Duke aims to defend both titles. Key players include Eddie Berlinski, Eddie Entwistle, Joe Ryneska, Charles Gadd, Joe Schwerdt, Cowboy Robinson for State and Ace Parker, Honey Hackney, Eric Tipton, Bob O Mara, Harwood Smith for Duke.
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Ace Parker
Honey Hackney
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Bob O'Mara
Harwood Smith
Davidson Plans 1936 37 Basketball Schedule
Davidson announces a 20 game season for 1936 37 with 12 Southern Conference games and eight against Big Five opponents. The slate lists December contests with Catawba Unique Furniture Makers Duke North Carolina South Carolina and others across venues in Winston Salem Charlotte Durham Charleston Raleigh Wake Forest Columbia Salisbury and Salisburry.
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Salisbury
Erakine
Davidson and Wake Forest Battle for Third Place
Davidson Wildcats host Wake Forest on Turkey Day at Richardson Field for third in the Big Five standings for the 1936 football season. If no tie occurs, it ends a long run of fourth and fifth finishes, with N. S. State likely to hold the cellar.
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Wake Forest Deacons
Turkey Day
Richardson Field
Wake Forest
N. S. State Wolfpack
Minnesota Tops U.S. Grid Standings in AP Poll
Minnesota regains first in the Associated Press ranking after beating Northwestern. LSU and Alabama rise to two and three, while Northwestern slips to seventh. Davidson and Wake Forest prep for final games with key players set to depart. Turkey Day matchups loom.
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New York
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Gophers
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Pennsylvania
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Marauette Os
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Wash. State
AA U FACES Busy Record Rewrite At Houston Meet
The Amateur Athletic Union will review 188 marks in track and field and swimming at its Houston convention. Five marks are already world records by Lash Town Town Varoff Johnson Albritton, with other achievements noted from Princeton New Orleans and Olympic trials as the body updates the record book.
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International Amateur Athletic Federation
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Princeton
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New Orleans
George Varoff
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Cornelius Johnson
Los Angeles
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Ohio State
Edwin F. Schaefer
Buffalo
Navy and Army forecast wide open Philadelphia clash
Navy optimistic about a wide open game in Philadelphia as coach Tommy Hamilton predicts an aerial battle and notes Navy backs Ingram Schmidt and Thomas. Army coach Gar Davidson reports improving morale after a snow shoveling scrimmage at West Point with two top tackles ready for the Navy showdown.
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Army
Tommy Hamilton
Bill Ingram
Sneed Schmidt
Ned Thomas
West Point
N. Y
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Davidson
Midshipmen
Records committee chair stresses quality over quantity
Y., chairman of the records committee, said they stress the quality rather than the quantity idea.
Potato origins traced to South American Pacific coast
The potato originated along the Pacific coast of South America and was introduced to Europe by the Spaniards.
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Pacific Coast
South America
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