All-America Football Stars Honored by Associated Press
The Associated Press selects its eighth All-America team for 1932 with midwest players leading the way and notable stars such as Harry Newman of Michigan and Paul Moss of Purdue. Injuries affected several positions, opening spots for talents like Jose Martinez-Zorrilla of Cornell.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Texas
Far West
East
Mid-West
South
Colgate
Texas Christian
Auburn
Michigan
Pittsburgh
Southern California
Purdue
Newman
Harry Newman
Wolverine
Frank Carideo
Notre Dame
Carideo
Paul Moss
Joe Kurth
Kurth
Rambler
Ed Krause
Don Zimmerman
Tulane
Milton Summerfelt
Army Guard
Ernest (Pug) Rentner
Northwestern
Harvard
Dick King
Ralph Sasse
West Point
Orville Mohler
Pacific Coast
King
Jose Martinez-Zorrilla
Cornell
Martinezilla
Lvania
Joe Skladany
Ted Meer
Tengag
Columbia
Meadow
Dad Parker
All America Honors Highlight College Stars Across Teams
The piece lists multiple players named to an All America roster from Penn, Cornell, Duke and Brown, noting centers Ely and Gracey and a strong backfield with Newman, Heller, Hitchcock, and Zimmerman. It highlights Brown’s twin linemen, Vanderbilt’s Gracey, and Purdue, Michigan, and Texas Christian standouts among others.
Army Navy Tilt Brings Historic Football Rivalry Back
Philadelphia hosts the 33rd Army Navy classic at Franklin Field in a sold out 78 000 crowd marking the end of a five year wartime gap. Navy seeks to upset strong Army led by Milton Summerfelt as fans witness a high stakes showdown of service school pride and tradition.
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Philadelphia
Army
Navy
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin
Charles Curtis
Washington
Hurley
Adams
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Elliott
Harry Wilson
all-America Guard
Milton Summerfelt
Midshipmen
Smythe
Garbisch
Wilson
Cagle
Stecker
John Lawlor
Roube Aesenna
Lawrence Lincoln
Ralph Buckman
Harvey Jablonsky
Joseph MacWilliam
Kenneth Fields
Richard Burns
RG Soceece
William Kane
RT. Eeene
Ralph Pray
Leslie Slack
Gordon Chung-Hoon
Fred Barrie, Jr
RH Sansa
James Campbell
FB. Vessvien
Wilmer Campbell
Swarthmore
Tom Thorp
Columbia
William Hollenback
Pennsylvania
J. P. Dequesne
Fights From Last Night Across Cities
Frankie Bojarski outpointed Calvin Reed in Erie while Jimmie Dean stopped Benny Victor in Philadelphia. Frankie Goosby defeated Johnny Peppe in Pittsburgh. Primo Carnera knocked out John Schwabe in St Louis. Alberto Arizmendi outpointed Archie Bell in Hollywood.
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Associated Press
Erie
Frankie Bojarski
Eric
Calvin Reed
Philadelphia
Jimmie Dean
Benny Victor
Pittsburgh
Frankie Goosby
Johnny Peppe
ST. Louis
Primo Carnera
Italy
John Schwabe
Hollywood
Alberto Arizmendi
Mexico
Archie Bell
New York
1932 All America Team selections listed by schools
The roster names Richard King Army Edward Krause Notre Dame Robert Smith Colgate Clarence Gracey Vanderbilt Joseph Gailus Ohio State Clifford Montgomery Columbia Harrison Stafford Texas George Sander Washington State Fred Crawford Duke Joseph Skladany Pittsburgh Bart J Viviano Cornell
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Richard King
Army
Edward Krause
Notre Dame
Robert Smith
Colgate
Clarence Gracey
Vanderbilt
Joseph Gailus
Ohio State
Clifford Montgomery
Columbia
Harrison Stafford
Texas
George Sander
Washington State
Fred Crawford
Duke
Joseph Skladany
Pittsburgh
Bart J. Viviano
Cornell
Bastrop All Stars Defeat Rams 19 to 0 in Benefit Game
Bastrop December 3 special report Bastrop All Stars featuring former Bastrop high players dominated the Rams 19 to 0 in a post season benefit football game. The Rams wore down by eight missing regulars were patched together and struggled to mount offense. Scalia N Hart and D Hart scored for the All Stars while Young added the extra point as Bastrop High alumni coached by J C Young controlled the contest before a fair crowd.
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All-Stars
Alumni Association
Bastrop
Bastrop All- Stars
Bastrop High School Rams
Bastrop High School Alumni Association
Morehouse Enterprise
Dewey Hart
Nelson Hart
Howard Hooper
Squatty Young
P. J. Scalia
Rams
Beam
Binion
J. C. Young
Waterproof and Colfax Meet in Postseason Football Game
In a post season contest at Colfax this afternoon Waterproof will face Colfax High School at 2 o clock. Coach Crosby expects a Waterproof victory. Rhodes the local halfback has recovered enough to play after an injury.
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Waterproof
Colfax High School
Crosby
Rhodes
Ouster hearing re set in oyster suit at Shreveport
Argument on an exception of no cause of action in the oyster suit against W O Brewster waterworks cashier was re set for Monday due to illness of Mayor George Hardy and his attorney.
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Shreveport
W. O. Brewster
George Hardy
Isle of Cloves Zanzibar Known For Spice Trade
Zanzibar lies 23 miles off Africa’s coast and yields the bulk of the world’s supply of cloves. Local nickname Isle of Clowgs reflects its spice trade prominence.
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Zanzibar
Africa
Army Navy clash headlines dominate holiday grid slate
East West and South stage a crowded slate led by the Army Navy game in Philadelphia with 78 000 tickets sold. Auburn faces South Carolina for Southern title as Tennessee and Vanderbilt loom in the background. Alabama eyes St Marys in a cross region affair while Nebraska SMU and Missouri close out tricky seasons. President Hoover is listed as chief engineer for the imperial mines bureau in 1909–02.
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New York
Army and Navy
Philadelphia
Auburn
South Carolina
Birmingham
Alabama
St. Mary's
San Francisco
Franklin Field
Tennessee
Vols
Vanderbilt
Florida
Jacksonville
St. Mary’s Gaels
Crimson Tide
South
Mississippi
Tulsa
Loyola
Detroit
New Orleans
Nebraska
Southern Methodist
Dallas
Frank Carideo
Missouri Tigers
St. Louis
Manhattan
Rutgers
Carnegie Tech
Hoover
Imperial Bureau of Mines
Ferriday Bulldogs Triumph Over Natchez In Intercity Tilt
Ferriday defeats Natchez 26 to 7 in a hard fought Friday clash at Fasherfield. Adams scores two touchdowns while Honea Pennington and Loomis star on the Ferriday line and Wilson, Poole, and Tabor highlight broken runs for Natchez.
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Ferriday
Bulldogs
Fasherfield
Natchez Ht
Leroy Adams
George Honea
Jack Pennington
Wilbur Wilson
Natchez
Wilson
Adams
Poole
Tabor
Sam Tabor
Haile
Brann
Clay
Cameron
Drury
Honea
Rozelle
Hayes
Loomis
Bulldog
ES Cer
Eremnan Doughty S. Motien
Vec Dbevcnencas Newman
Jordon
Pita Ve
Brann Groomea
Paes Evricvivees
G. Honea
Pennington
Plunge
Schuchs
Welsh
Valentine
Trippler
Mon Natchez
Stokes
Wallin
Johnson
St. Charles
Donaldson
Coney
la. Normal
Mangham Dominates Crowville 33 7 in Friday Clash
Mangham defeated Crowville 33 to 7 in Mangham on Friday marking their second win this year. Hennington starred with three rushing touchdowns and was backed by S Piro and Rushing who added two more scores. The Dragons aim to defend the Richland parish title as Hornets edged Delhi to claim the championship shot.
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Mangham
Crowville
Hennington
Dragons
Bastrop Rams
S. Piro
Rushing
Brown
Rochelle
Nash
Whatley
Jones
Grantham
G. Piro
Rayville
Richland Parish
Hornets
Delhi
Piro
Wrestling results from Detroit and Holyoke shows two matches
Ed Don George of Buffalo defeated Tiny Roebuck of Tulsa two falls to one in Detroit with 16 45 for Roebuck 7 15 for George and 4 20 for the final fall. Mercier of Springfield defeated Benny Ginsberg of Chicago one fall each and default as Ginsberg could not continue.
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Detroit
Don George
Buffalo
N. Y
Tiny Roebuck
Tulsa
Okla
Roebuck
George
Holyoke
Mass
Mercier
Springfield
Benny Ginsberg
Chicago
Ginsberg
Tallulah Trojans Clinch North Louisiana Class B Title
Tallulah high school defeated Mooringsport 12 to 0 to claim the north Louisiana Class B football crown. The game at Brownfield drew about 1000 fans. Tallulah will face the winner of Amite LaGrange or Lake Charles for the state title at Pineville.
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Tallulah
Trojans
Mooringsport
North Louisiana
Brownfield
Amite
LaGrange
Lake Charles
Pineville
John G. Dutton
Tallulah High School
Cy Wixson
Cramer Hopper
Oilers
Junior Morton
Herbert Massey
Massey
Morton
Doyle Thurmond
Thurmond
Hopper
Beers
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Associated Press All-America
Hitchcock
Howard Colehower
Walton
Abe George
Freddie Crawford
Brown University
Brown Brothers
Summerfelt
Johnny Vaught
Bob Smith
Lawrence Ely
Ed Weir
Pete” Gracey
Ely
Paul Young
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Pitt Panthers
Gracey
Peter Ponch
Georgia Tech
Big Ten
Charles Bernard
Ed Oehler
Tom Gilbane
Roy Engle
Art Krueger
Marquette
Coates
Warren Heller
Jim Hitchcock
Heller
Zimmerman
Felts
Payne
Beattie Feathers
Cliff Montgomery
George Sanders
Mike Sebastian
Gerald Mann
Joel Hunt
Lew Hinchman
Duane Purvis
Roy
Jack Manders
Gil Berry
Illinois
Bart Viviano
Mike Koken
George Melinkovich
Lawrence Ely Nebraska
Ernest Smith
U.S.C
Il- America
Donald Zimmermant
Joseph Kurth
Left End
John VR
Terre Haute
Joseph James Kurth
Madison
Wis
Milton F. Summerfelt
Benton Harbor
Mid Center
Granda Island
Neb
John Howard Vaught
Terme
David Nisbet
Raymond Brown
California
Dewsita
William Corbus
Stanford
Mike Stepanovich
Frank Meadow
Brown Q
Felix Vidal
Tresesereee
Eevess Beattie Feathers
John Crickard
Pos
W. Stevenson
G. Young Franklin
E. Johnson
Sawyer
Pickett
S. Johnson
B. Stevenson
Nadhi Sc
Ciscessavet Bess Skedsnune Gray McCormick
Minke
Henry Williams
Wisdenehe RE
Hooper
D. Hart
Scalia
Messenger
Norsworthy
Perry
Sims
Williams
Cobb
Matheny
McCormick
N. Hart
Young
Walker
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Colfax
Isle OF Cloves
St. Mary’s
Farmer’s Grounds
Brown Stadium
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