Controversial Football Rules Spark Season Debate Across Teams
As the season nears its end major colleges like Army Navy Princeton Dartmouth and Notre Dame face rulings affecting passes penalties and touchdowns. The discussion centers on interference calls end zone rules and the impact on game outcomes while Orville Little a 105 pound boxer is set to appear for the Royal Arcanum in Raleigh.
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Princeton
Dartmouth
California
State
Santa Clara Broncobusters Rise With New Coach Shaw
The University of Santa Clara, with 500 students, enters as the nation’s only unbeaten team. After 1935 turmoil, Maurice Smith left for Villanova and Buck Shaw took over. Manny Gomes, a Mexico City import, becomes a star halfback and right-handed passer, key to the Broncs’ coil.
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Sherman Montrose
NEA Service
Santa Clara
University of Santa Clara
Conledor
Bronco
Mississippi Smith
Norman Finney
Maurice (Clipper) Smith
Horace Greeley
Villanova
Board of Athletic Control
Lawrence Timothy
Buck) Shaw
Clipper Smith
Shaw
Mexico City
Manuel Gomes
Mexico
Manny
Santa Clara Broncos Ride Young Coach To Unbeaten Run
The Shaw era has transformed Santa Clara into a surprise football power, defeating Stanford, Portland, San Francisco, San Jose State, Auburn, St. Marys and Loyola of Los Angeles. The team aims for an 12 December game with Texas Christian in San Francisco as critics halt on greatness. Players admire the silver-haired coach and his Bowery-like leadership.
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Broncs
Stanford
Portland
San Francisco
San Jose State
Auburn
St. Mary’s
Loyola
Los Angeles
Texas Christian
Santa Clara
Barymore
Southern Team To Go To Bowl
Seattle fans expect Washington to face either Alabama or Louisiana State in the Rose Bowl. Athletic director Pay Eckmann will decide the opponent after talks with Tournament of Roses officials. Proximity to coin flip hints and prior Alaska losses aside, Minnesota is blocked by the Big Ten from a rematch. Louisiana State gained support with a 38 to win over Tulane while Alabama also emerged as a top rival.
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Alabama
Louisiana State
Washington
Eckmann
Will Hame
Huskies
Pasadena
Roses
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Duke
Minnesota
Tulane
Tigers
Baton Rouge
Crimson Tide
Coast Rider leads Bay Meadows dash after 300 prize win
Hien Gray, a 19 year old leading coast rider, scored a $300 first prize at Bay Meadows. He had previously won three meetings in a year, topping summer at Lone Acres and winning at Tanforan. With 25 days left, he heads into the home stretch as the coast’s top rider.
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Bloni
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Lone Acres
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Ist
Colleges Hold Unbeaten Runs Across Nation
York reports eight undefeated college football teams remaining unbeaten as the season nears its end. State Teachers stretched its winning streak with a decisive win over Hendrix, while Santa Clara pursues a layoff and faces Texas Christian. Other perfect teams include Tennessee Wesleyan Arkansas St. Bene Middlebury Wisconsin Santa Clara and Williamville Teachers, each maintaining an untarnished record.
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Texas
Christer
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Middlebury
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Ville
Market Prospects For Tobacco Market In Ville
Officials of the Tobacco Board of Trade arrive to plan the upcoming market season starting November 9. Winston-Salem leaders including R. J. Reynolds executives join Sales Supervisor Lawson Jordan of South Carolina in setting up operations for the re tobacco next week.
Professionals Need New Act in Golf Show
Gene Sarazen urged PGA pros to drop medal play for match play to boost action. He proposed 32 qualifiers, prize distribution to finalists and semis, and a Rose Bowl style year end event with 25 000 dollars to the winner to reduce exposure to minor tournaments.
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Gene Sarazen
Links
Sarazen
Prison Camp Guard Held In Death Of Textile Employee
Berle Vick, 90, a prison camp guard, was held in Tarboro on a charge of fatally shooting Frank Cox, 52, a textile worker. Police quoted Vick saying Cox attacked after alleging improprieties with Cox's wife, then retrieved a gun. Vick claimed he did not fire until Cox pointed the gun.
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Berle Vick
Frank Cox
Vick
Cox
Hunters to Wear Red to Prevent Accidents
Raleigh Nov 30 J D Chalk state game commissioner urges hunters and others in the woods to wear red to lessen the possibility of accidental shootings.
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Raleigh
J. D. Chalk
Guldahl Wins Augusta Open in Calibrated Victory
Ralph Guldahl of St. Louis won the Augusta Open at Forest Hills with a total 283 after 36 holes of play and a final round 71. He beat Henry Picard and Denny Shute by two strokes as the Radix trophy standings were set for the year. The event paid 1,000 to the winner and 1,300 for second place split among top finishers.
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Ralph Guldahl
St. Louis
Henry Picard
Hershey
Denny Shute
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Forest Hills
Harry Cooper
Chicago
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Miami
Paul Runyan
White Plains
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Les Madison
Hollywood
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Horton Smith
Willie MacFarlane
New York
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
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Byron Nelson
Ridgewood
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Broncos shine as Santa Clara earns coastwide praise
The piece lauds Santa Clara's football program under coach Buck Shaw and assistant Al Ruffo, highlighting standout players Nello Falaschi Phil Dougherty Charley Pavelko and strong defenses. It notes wins 10 0 over St Marys 13 0 over Stanford and a 14 14 tie with Washington, praising the team’s unity blocking tackling and prestige.
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Clipper Smith
Smith
Maurice
Shaw
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al Ruffo
Broncos
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St. Mary's
Stanford
Washington
Santa Clara
College Football World to Close Season This Week End
The college football season ends this week with focus on Rose Bowl matchups and conference titles. LSU clinched the Southeastern Conference with a 38 0 win over Tulane, while Washington weighs Alabama as a Rose Bowl opponent. Arkansas can win the Southwest outright with Texas challenge.
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Texas
Razorbacks
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Horned Frogs
Roundup of Coaches Players Markets and Pro Possibilities
New York reports speculation on Larry MacPhail seeking an International league franchise in Jersey City to back a minor league chain with Giants ties. Newark protests territory as Jersey City wins the leagues ten mile limit. Washington State star hard is turning pro in football or baseball. George Mike of West Virginia Wesleyan is praised as a versatile tackle. Stub Allison may receive a new five year contract with a raise. Louisiana State is viewed as top Dixie team with Alabama favored for the Rose Bowl invite as Washington seeks revenge.
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Larry MacPhail
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The
Yankees
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George Mike
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Pitt
Stub Allison
California
Notre Dame Man Hank Anderson Rumored Out at NC State
Notre Dame sources say Hank Anderson could be finished with North Carolina State amid hopes for a strong Huskies season. Jimmy Phelan committed to finishing in the Rose Bowl after challenging tasks. LSU tiger mascot costs $3 per day to feed.
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Hank Anderson
North Carolina State
Jimmy Phelan
Ben Val Tiger
Regular crippled children's clinic set for Randolph hospital
Asheboro news notes a crippled children’s clinic scheduled for Thursday December 8 at Randolph hospital under the Asheboro Rotary club with Dr. Thomas F Wheeldon of Rich-
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Sal
Randolph Hospital
Dick Weisgerber Narrowly Misses National Scoring Lead
Dick Weisgerber, eastern star turned west standout, scored twice on Thanksgiving to reach 98 points in ten games but trailed Norman Schoen of Baldwin Wallace who finished with 117 points. The roundup lists top season scorers by region and conference, highlighting Schoen, Weisgerber, and others across majors like Baldwin Wallace, Willamette, and Kentucky.
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Dick Weisgerber
Norman Schoen
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Whitman
Schoen
Midwest
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Far West
Willamette
South
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Bob Davis
Kentucky
Missouri Valley
Pug Manders
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Southern
Armfield
Davidson
Rocky Mountain
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Colorado
Big Ten
Geyer
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Southwest
Russell
Baylor
Big Six
Cardwell
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
Popovich
Montana
Williams
Cain
Washington
Sugar Bowl Game Nears Sellout as Teams Yet to Be Named
NEW ORLEANS Nov 30 The Sugar Bowl on New Year s Day is close to a sellout with 28 000 to 30 000 tickets sold value about 85000. Opponents were not named but Louisiana State or Alabama was expected as the southern representative and either undefeated Santa Clara or Pittsburgh as the other team. Announcement expected Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Joe Cousins
Mid Winter Sports Association
Louisiana State of Alabama
Santa Clara
Pittsburgh
Cousins
Pitt and Yale Lead All Eastern Football Honors
Pitt places three on the All Eastern first team led by Averell Daniell and Lawrence Kelley with Yale stars Captain Larry Kelly and Clint Frank strong in the backfield. Princeton Dartmouth and Pennsylvania each claim a slot with Dartmouth adding John Handrahan at halfback. Second team includes Enéo-Serna West Virginia Scrumbaugh Duquesne and Kurlish of Pennsylvania.
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Noy
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Yale
Associated Press
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Larry Kelly
Clint Frank
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Dartmouth
Lawrence M. Kelley
Averell Daniell
Charles Toll, Jr
William T. Ingram
Navy
John Handrahan
Enéo—Serna
West Wirburgh
Scrumbaugh
Duquesne
Kurlish
North State 75 Foot Menhaden Ship Likely Total Loss
A Fishermen said the North State a 75 foot ship of the Menhad en fleet was whipped on Cape Lookout shoals Saturday by a gale and would probably be a total loss. The crew of 25 was rescued by the coast guard as the fleet sought port after a day’s fishing. The vessels were weatherbound over the weekend but sustained no further danger.
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North State
Menhaden
Cape Lookout Shoals
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Lawrence Exonerated In Wilbur Sexton Death
H. C. Lawrence of New Bern was exonerated in the automobile death of Wilbur Sexton in Tarboro on November 30.
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Tarboro
H. C. Lawrence
New Bern
Wilbur Sexton
Catawba Faces Elon in Crucial NC Conference Showdown
Salisbury dispatch notes Catawba college Indians battle Elon Christians on Saturday to conclude 1936 football in North Carolina. Coach Kirkland seeks first win over Walker teams, with Maggiolo and Pritchard doubtful after injuries from the Lenoir-Rhyne game.
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Catawba College Indians
North Carolina
Peahead” Walker
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Gordon Kirkland
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Duke
Naval Apprentice
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Emory- Henry
Tribe
Tony Maggiolo
Pritchard
Maggiolo
LSU Gets Real Tiger Mascot and Wins
Baton Rouge Nov. 0 The introduction of a real tiger mascot boosted LSU football. Subscriptions raised 750 dollars to buy the jungle out and 12 pounds of raw beef daily to feed it. Since the tiger arrived mid season LSU has not lost a game.
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Louisiana State University
Bayous
Tiger
Boy Killed When Struck By Auto
Twelve year old Wilbur Sexton Jr died at Tarboro hospital after jumping from a horse and cart in front of an approaching car near his home. The driver was exonerated and the accident ruled unavoidable with the father Wilbur Sexton Sr present.
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Wikbur Sexton, Jr
Tarboro
Wilbur Sexton, Sr
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