Blocking stars highlighted in all America selections
End Milner and Tinsley powered Nebraska and Pittsburgh dominance cited plus Frank Buivid Parker and other backs shaping the all America backfield. Francis starred for Nebraska with punting and defense while Kelley aided on receiving. Years of stellar play across Yale Duke and Marquette noted.
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Auburn
Tinsley
Milner
Kelley
Nebraska
Sam Francis
Minnesota
Ed Widseth
Washington
Max John Starcevich
Francis
Sam
Pittsburgh
Panther
Jock Sutherland
Yale
Clinton Frank
Marquette
Ray
Buzz) Buiid
Duke
Clarence
Ace
Buivid
Texas Christian
Sam Baugh
Frank
Pennsylvania
Franny Murray
Princeton
Jack White
Ken Sandbach
Marshall Goldberg
Bobby LaRue
Duquesne
Boyd Brumbaugh
Dartmouth
John Handrahan
Parker
South
Gaynell Tinsley
Louisiana State
Edwin Widseth
Pik
U. of Wash
Michael Basrak
Joseph Routt
Texas A
Maverell Daniell
Wale
Lawrence Morgan Kelley
Clinton Edward Frank
Raymond Buivid
Marquette Wean Eee
Clarence McKay Parker
Harrison
Sam) Francis
All America 1936 Second and Third Team Backfield List
A chaotic OCR style roster lists multiple players by school and position across second and third teams. Names include Andrew Bershack North Carolina Matt Panatelli Michigan Charles Toll Princeton Edmund Franco Fordham Arthur White Alabama Walter Gilbert Auburn Nathaniel Pierce Fordham William Glassford Pittsburgh Charles Hamrick Ohio State Frank Kinard Mississippi Merle Wendt Ohio State William Daddio Pittsburgh Francis Murray Pennsylvania Edward Goddard Washington State Andrew Uram Minnesota Philip Dickens Tennessee Samuel Adrian Baugh Texas Christian Nello Falaschi Santa Clara Cecil Isbell Purdue John Handrahan Dartmouth.
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Andrew Bershak
U. of North Carolina
Matt Patanelli
U. of Michigan
Charles Toll
Princeton
Edmund Franco
Fordham
Arthur White
Alabama
Steve Reid
Northwestern
Robert Herwig
U. of California
Walter Gilbert
Auburn
Nathaniel Pierce
William Glassford
Pittsburgh
Charles Hamrick
Ohio State
Tatailia
Frank Kinard
U. of Mississippi
Merle Wendt
William Daddio
Francis Murray
U. of Pennsylvania
Edward Goddard
Wash
State
Andrew Uram
Minnesota
Philip Dickens
Tennessee
Samuel Adrian Baugh
Texas Christian Ga
Nello Don Falaschi
Santa Clara
Cecil Isbell
Purdue
John Handrahan
Dartmouth
Baugh
Texas Christian
Horned Frogs
Francis
Parker
Frank
Buivid
Murray
Pennsylvania
Paul Scull
Lew Elverson
Bill Kurlish
Oregon State
Joe Gray
Gonzaga
George Karamatic
Ed Widseth
Bernie Bierman
Lincoln
Neb
Panther
Averell Daniell
Tony Matisi
Daniels
Texas A
Basrak
Duquesne
Marquette
Dukes
Diag
Parker Tops Southern Roster In All Around Backfield Race
The write‑ups crown Parker as the best southern back since Feathers Cain and Zimmerman after a season highlighted by a 105 yard kickoff TD against North Carolina and a durable iron man run for Marquette. Buivid, Uram, and Isbell noted as top rivals across the nation with standout performances and versatile play.
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Phil Dickens
Tennessee
Dutch Konemann
Georgia Tech
Joe Riley
Alabama
Bucky Bryan
Tulane
Parker
Southern
South
Beattie Feathers
John Cain
Don Zimmerman
North Carolina
Buiid
Marquette
Buivid
Golden Avalanche
St. Mary's
Slingin
Sam Baugh
Minnesota
Andy Uram
Uram
Northwestern
Purdue
Cecil Isbell
Indiana
Vern Huffman
Long list of college and university names reads like roster
A dense string shows numerous schools and institutions across the nation. The list includes Northwestern, Penn State, Georgia Tech, Alabama, Tulane, Duke, Colgate, Notre Dame, Texas, California, Princeton, Harvard, Yale, and many others, suggesting a compilation of athletic or scholastic references without clear narrative.
Chicago High Champs To Play In Memphis
Austin High School champions of the Chicago Public School Football league accepted an invitation to play Lee High of Columbus Mississippi in Memphis Tennessee on December 19. Coach Bill Heiland accepted after negotiations for a Miami Florida game on Christmas Day fell through.
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Chicago
Austin High School
Lee High
Columbus
Miss
Memphis
Tenn
Bill Heiland
Austin
Miami
Fla
Neville boxers begin workouts for district title defense
Neville High Tigers ramp up for boxing season after a 6 to 0 win over the Boston Bears. Coach Percy Brown opens workouts with a large turnout as they prepare for the December 18 dual meet with Bastrop Rams and a schedule including Baton Rouge High, Istrouma, Lafayette, Farmerville, Lake Providence and Bastrop. Potential Tiger fighters named include Shorty Earl Marvin Spaugh Guy Miller Perry Snyder and others.
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Neville High School Tigers
Boston Bears
Percy Brown
Bengal Scrappers
Bastrop Rams
Farmerville
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Plaquemine
Neville
Baton Rouge High School
Istrouma
Lafayette
Lake Providence
Bastrop
Tiger
Shorty” Earl
Marvin Spaugh
Guy Miller
Perry Snyder
P. A. Poag
Pat Cole
Andrew Pappas
Vaughan Payne
Florida To Be At Peak For Game With Maroons
Florida coach Josh Cody expects his team to reach peak performance in the approaching game with Mississippi State after two days of intensified drills. The squad completed a near-final practice ahead of Saturday’s matchup, with optimism running high about their chances.
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Florida
Maroons
Gainesville
Fla
Dee
Josh Cody
Mississippi State
Florida Gators Prepare for Iowa State Aerial Challenge
Florida readies for a test against Iowa State as Mississippi uses the B team. Starting backfield options include Walter Mayberry Paul Brock and Ken Willis with Moon Mullins or Bugs Hendricks. Likely line includes Walterson Ramsey Floyd Christian Kaleel Owens and Captain Julian Lane at key positions.
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Gators
Presissippi
Florida
Cody
Walter Mayberry
Paul Brock
Ken Willis
Moon Mullins
Bugs Hendricks
Waterson Ramsey
Floyd Christian
Kaleel
Owens
Charlie Root
Julian Lane
Bill Williams
Sports Mirror Highlights From Historic Football and Baseball Feats
A year ago Catholic University earned a spot to play in the Orange Bowl in Miami on January 1. Three years ago Chuck Klein led National League hitters with .368 while the Pirates earned honors with a .285 team mark. Five years ago Ernest Pug Rentner, Northwestern star, carried the ball 181 times and gained 1554 yards in the season.
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Catholic University
Miami
Chuck Klein
Pirates
Ernest (Pug) Rentner
Northwestern Star
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