All-America grid stars include Minnesota Alabama Stanford
The tenth annual AP consensus names three undefeated teams Minnesota Alabama and Stanford as major all America stars. Larson Lund Beegan Hartwig Hartwig and other players from Minnesota Alabama Stanford appear on first team with several others from Pittsburgh Navy Rice and Texas Christian earning positions on second and third teams.
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Frank Larsen
Minne‘sota
Donald Hutson
Alabama
William Lee
Robert Reynolds
Stanford
Charles Hartwig
Pittsburgh
George
Barclay
Carolina
Genter—Darrel
Lester
Texas Christian
Barks
Robert_ Grayson
Fred Batres
Navy
William Wallace
Rice
Francis Lund
Minnesota
James‘ Moscmp
Lester Borden
Fordham
James Steen
Syracuse
Joseph
Ferrara
Columbia
Vards
William Bevan
Regis Monahan
Ohio States
Telie Trobinson
Notre
Aveigh Williams
California
Joan Berwanger
Chicago
Millard Howell
Izzy “Weinstock
Lawrence
Kelley
Yale
Joseph Bogdanski
Colgate
Slade
Cutter
Charles Galbreath
Illinois
Charles Mucha
Washington
Kenneth Ormiston
Pitts
Genter
Franklin Meier
Nebraska
Miller Munjas
Richard Heekin
Ohio State
Claude Simons
Tulane
David’ Smutkler
Templa
New York
Dees
Associated Press
North Carolina
Rice ‘Institute
Old South
Texas
East
Middlewest
Pacific Coast
Temple
Louisiana
State
Altho Minnesota
Dynamo
Frank
Butch} Larson
Gallochine Gophers
Toto
Panthers
Gophers
Bill Beegan
Kostka
Julius Alphonse
Bengston
Widseth
Gopher
Lund
Nebraska Will Offer Good Home Cage Card
Lincoln Nebraska and basketball fans will see five strong visiting teams join the Cornhuskers five Big Six opponents this season. Iowa Minnesota Stanford Denver and North Dakota are on the home slate. Season tickets cost four dollars for ten games with general admission at 99 cents and 50 cent balcony seating, 10 cent knot hole seats.
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Lincoln
Neb
APY
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
W. H. Browne
Iowa
Minnesota
Stanford University
Denver University
North Dakota, University
Coffeyville Wins Kansas Junior College Football Title
Coffeyville claims the Kansas Junior College circuit crown as Fort Scott defeats Parsons 21 0 and Hutchinson beats Kansas City 14 0 on Thanksgiving Day. Hutchinson ties Eldorado for second, while Fort Scott takes fourth and Kansas City Citrth drops into a sixth place tie with Vatsouk. All-conference teams to be announced soon. Africa Gets Gears In Sweden.
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Eldorado
Kan
Shapter
Kansas
Fort Scott
Parsons
Hutchinson
Kansasity
Kans
Fort’ Scott
Citrth
Vatsouk
Coffeyville
Spartans Close Season in Texas Ahead of NYE Bowl Trip
East Lansing Michigan State College football closes its season with a post season game against Texas A M in San Antonio on December 8. The team has endured nearly 10 000 miles of travel and limited practice to allow study time. Coach Charley Bachman reports the squad recovering from injuries and optimistic with Kurt Warmbein and Alewicki back, though Jim McCrary is out for the season.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan’ State
Charley, Bachman
Spartans
Texas A. & M
San Antonio
Tex
Michigan
Mike Cusueel
Texas
A, and M
University At Houston
Charley Bachman
Kansas
Syracuse
Marquette
Detroit
Kurt Warmbein
Alewicki
Minnesota and Notre Dame Dream Clash Recalled
A prominent coach compares Minnesota and Notre Dame of 1930, favoring Minnesota in a hypothetical 1934 clash. He notes Notre Dame’s speed and stout blocking, but believes Minnesota forwards and power could wear down the Irish, paving the way for Lunid, Alphonss, Koatia, and others. The piece also covers blocking controversies, coach Lou Little’s demonstration, and debates over tougher schedules including Navy.
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Minnesota
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Carideo
Brill
Schwartz
Savoldi
Lunid
Alphonss,Koatia and Company
Kostka
Uut l
Gopher
Coonholea
Lou Little
Columbia
Little
Kittie
Princeton
Denis
Yale
Wits Abztt Jafternoon
Iigeot Ogerad
Navy
Small Waters Mighty Yale Schedule Highlighted by Losses
Ames Iowa Dec 1 Ike Hayes a small guard leads Big Six hopes as Iowa State captain. Hayes stands 156 pounds and 5 feet 4 inches, the lightest Cyclone guard since Walt Weiss era. His vigor and on field grit offset weight with steady ball control and quick line pushes. Hayes hails from Newcomerstown Ohio and is studying veterinary medicine entering his third year.
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Ames
Iowa
Ike Hayes
Ilown State
Hayes
Newcomerstowny
Lan
Ohio
Walt. Weiss
Iowa State
George Veonker
Jassl
New Stars Shine for Alabama in Fourth Rose Bowl Invasion
A long-remembered Alabama Rose Bowl narrative describes the 1930s era influx of stars, with players like Pavley Mubert and Johnny Mack Brown leading a Crimson Tide squad that defeated Washington State 24 to 0 and later faced Stanford. The piece notes shifts in personnel, the rise of speed and deception, and the enduring glow of Alabama football across Rose Bowl appearances.
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Alabama
Tide
University
Ali
Dee 1
Winsett
Enis
Cain
Sineton
Campbell
Hutson
Lee
Wade
Che
Crimson
Rose Rowl
Luz
Pavley Mubert
Washington
Huskies
Hebert Jand Grant Gillis
Johnny Mack Brown
Alabamia
Stanford
Horne Louehitown
Guiri
Jerschell Caldwall
Red
Barnes
Winslet
Shams
Mac Bainn
Jimmy Johinton
Tugelistayn
Caldtwell
Abami
Dixie
Dulin Ulurry Cain
Ralph
John Henry Luther
Monk Gaimpbelt
Sititub
Vouts” Clement
Washington State
Hirmit Fei
Gond Reserve Guard's Speed Sparks Controversy
A guard at a gond facility faces scrutiny after a rapid response raised questions about procedures. Officials are reviewing how speed affects safety and protocol compliance.
Bowling Scores Report From Local Meet
The OCR fragment shows scattered words about bowling scores and names, but readable facts are minimal. It mentions scores and players in a local bowling context, with unclear names and items. The fragment lacks clear events, dates, or organizations to summarize precisely.
Corliss Community Socials and Family Moves
Local notes from Corliss detail residents attending events in Olathe and Kansas City, with Blake and family relocating and gatherings at Cedar Junction school. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Baker hosting Tuesday supper, Leslie Leitz and J F Penner families, and trips to see Wann Wheels in Olathe. Also notes Lemon family moving near Corliss and a rise in birth and death rates in Kansas during the period.
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Ge T.corliss
Blake
Olathe
Wee-Mott
Kansas
Chas. Baker
Leslie Leul
J. Re Penner
Mee
Wadlerheatt
Cowl
Mes
Toothaker
Laker
Ruth Cridwell
Rod Moss Engram
John Atkins
Lemon Family
Font Morning Star District
Nort
Corliss
We Jailey
Messifoney Leute
Buedora
Jirether
Leslie Leitz
Andy Nelson
Theo. Geass
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Southern
Methodist
Avhich
Klewicki
McDonald
Poole
Scherer
Clawson
Drain
Colorado
Gentry
Oklahoma
Maddox
Kansas State
Pflum
Berger
Aluroby
Ritchhart
Colo
Lundgren
Wagner
Michi Bauer
Nebras- Lam
Neal
Journal-World
Huckest
Bea
Dewel Wadcell
CBS
Faotball Standings
Fort Hays
Fae
St. Enced
Africa
Sweden
Iron_and Steel, Industrial Corporation
Cortexville
Allender
Stoner
Eider
Ayars
Francis
Cardwell
Miller
Armstraty Pasnor
KI A
Jay St
Atchison, Kan
St. Benedict’s
Larry Mullins
Gervase Burke
S. B
Wil Predent
Jim Angelich
Joe Demyanovich
Riley S
Millard
Hanwell
Paul Bryant
Capt
Hill Lee
Ted Morrow
Kavanaugh’ Francis
Charlis Marr
James Hutson
Ti Whatley
Don
Viger
Pritz Crisler
Kalbaugh
Kadlic
Chamberlain
Delanes
Levan
Spofford
Roalon-Miller
Sondbach
Lea
Macmillane
Mays
Satheris Rawls
James E. Sullivan
National Amateur “Athletic Union
Virginia
van Wis
Francis “Pug” Lund
ELS
Katisiis
Noriod N& Lotr
Bob
Darrel! Lester
Center
Toxao Christian
Frank Carson Beah
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