All American picks crown Midwest in fifth AP consensus
The Associated Press selects its 1929 All American team with five Midwest players on the first unit led by Carideo and Nagurski for Notre Dame and Minnesota. Pittsburgh and Notre Dame each place two on the first team, while Yale and California players contend for ends and guards.
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Associated Press
New York
Notre Dame
Purdue
Middle West
East
South
Pacific Coast
Pittsburgh
Dartmouth
Far West
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Minnesota
Frank Carideo
Bronko Nagurski
Joe Donchess
Pittsburgh Panthers
Toby Uansa
Francis Tappaan
Southern California
Donchess
Fesler
Vernon
Catfish) Smith
Georgia
Frank Baker
Northwestern
Smith
Wear Schoonover
Arkansas
Red
Dynamo
Nagurski
Sam Wakeman
Cornell
Ted Twomey
Douds
Washington & Jefferson
Sington
Alabama
Vincent
Yale
Frietre Dame
Jack Cannon
Bert Schwarz
California
Schwarz
Ray Montgomery
Firpo” Greene
Montgomery
Greene
Johnny Law
Georgia Military Academy Beats Cuban Athletic Club 32 to 6
In a night game at Grant Field Atlanta on December 7 Georgia Military Academy defeated the Cuban Athletic Club of Havana 32 to 6. The victors earned 13 first downs to 5 for Havana.
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Georgia Tech
Grant Field
Georgia Military Academy
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Local Sports Calendar Highlights Several Boxing Wagers
Natchez boxers on O A C card include Kid Manteris drawing Vernon Wingerett and Mussolini Verrucchi stopping Lester Toombs in five. Homer Powell KO's Jack Gray in fifth. Bastrop girls beat Collinston 41 7. Bastrop boys win 28 23. Glenmore wins Class B grid title 13 0 over Kentwood.
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Lester Toombs
West Monroe
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Jack Gray
Cotton Valley
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Bastrop
Home Quintet
Oakdale
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Kentwood
Homer
Jonesboro
Apple
Oak Grove
Delhi Bears
Oak Grove Tigers
Nagurski's prowess mark in 1929 Minnesota win over Wisconsin
Bronko Nagurski scored two touchdowns to boost Minnesota past Wisconsin in the season finale, hailed by coach Clarence Spears as the greatest all around football player he ever saw. Spears notes Nagurski's evolution from end to fullback and his tough, artistic style.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Gophers
Clarence W. Spears
Dartmouth
East
Middle West
Nagurski
Spears
All American Team Selections Include Nation’s Top Players
A long list of players from colleges nationwide appears as candidates for the 1929 All American team. Notables include Ray Farris North Carolina and Sington Alabama among ends, Booth Yale and Lom California at tackle, and Moynihan Notre Dame and Dodd Tennessee at center and quarterback respectively.
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Moynihan
Notre Dame
Jonas
Utah
Erickson
Northwestern
Smith
Missouri
Heinecke
Stanford
Hawley
Davis & Elkins
Hughes
Navy
Andres
Dartmouth
Havens
Maryland
Kanai
Illinois
Lardner
Detroit
Dye
California
Beall
South Carolina
Roberts
Tulane
Barratt
Ohio State
Nagle
Iowa State
Dodd
Tennessee
Saunders
Duffield
Southern California
Clark
Colorado College
McLennan
Yale
Pharmer
Minnesota
Gulick
Hobart
Holman
Morrow
Montana
Waldorf
Hart
Colgate
Kitzmiller
Oregon
Wertz
Ohio Wesleyan
Gilbert
Southern Methodist
Wilson
Baylor
Peters
Evans
Fogarty
Brown
Crabtree
Boxing Title Heavies Clash as NAB Aims to Decide
The 1929 King Features Syndicate piece outlines National Boxing Association power over U S boxing titles. It questions Shane Sharkey Mickey Walker and the New York Commission while noting Isaacs and Genaro Brown as key figures.
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Jack Sharkey
Mickey Walker
Thas New York State Athletic Commission
Stanley M. Isaacs
National Boxing Association
Crimson Triumph Over Yale Shapes Ivy League Gridiron
The piece notes a strong Crimson win over Yale and hints at Charley Crowley possibly joining Columbia. It also mentions veteran coach Gil Dobie at Cornell, who survived a pre-season storm and appears set to extend his long-term contract as Ithaca football fortunes rise.
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Charley Crowley
Columbia
Gil Dobie
Cornell
Ithacans
Methodist Minister Transferred In Marion Circuit
The Rev. R. H. Staples filled his first Marion appointment after moving from Chaudrant following Lafayette conference. The Rev. F. P. Moss, longtime pastor, was transferred to Calhoun. Local social items note Thanksgiving visits by Norma Stewart and several families in Monroe and Dubach.
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R. H. Staples
Methodist Church
Lafayette
Chaudrant
Norma Stewart
Bastrop
Monroe
Lula Powell
Fahy Phillips
Fannie Gulley
Emma Wheelis
Minnie Watson
Addie Mae Everett
Margaret Thompson
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All-American Teams 1925 29 selections listed
This year ends with Donchess of Pitt and Fesler of Ohio State among the All-American backs. Tackles include Sleight of Purdue and Nagurski of Minnesota. Guards feature Cannon of Notre Dame and Schwarz of California. Center is Ben Ticknor of Harvard. Quarter Carideo of Notre Dame. Halfbacks Cagle of Army and Vansa of Pitt. Fullback Holm of Alabama.
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Ticknor
Yale
Roy Riegels
University of California
Crimson Star
Riegels
Liane
Fordham
Tim Moynihan
Notre Dame
Albie Booth
al Marsters
Dartmount
Marsters
Booth
Harvard
Carideo
Toby Uansa
Pittsburgh
Red Cagle
West Point
Tony Holm
Alabama
Dutch Clark
Colorado College
Vansa
Pitt
Toby
Cagle
Welch
Purdue
Army
Tennessee
Gene McEver
Billy Banker
Tulane
Benny Lom
California
Banker
Lom
Iowa
Wills Glassgow
Jack Elder
Cy Leland
Texas Christian
Mack” Stennett
St. Mary’s
Dick Gentle
Pennsylvania
Merle Hufford
Washington
Huskies
Nagurski
Pug” Parkinson
Pomeroy
Utah
Joe Savoldi
Hinkle
Bucknell
Joseph Donchess
Wesley Fesler
Ohio State
Ene
Elmer Sleight
Ae Ee
Bronko Nagurski
Annesota
Bert Schwarz
Sag
Lua Rel Chattel
John Cannon
Pato
Frank Carideo
Octavius
Toby) Uansa
Christian Keener Cagle
Bernard
Tony) Holm
Nace
Francis Tappaan
Frank Baker
Northwest
Ted Twomey
Jap Douds
TELA
Ray Montgomery
Ogle
Tann
Sian Fordham
Waldo W. Greene
Samuel Wakeman
Cornell
Vernon Smith
Georgia
Eerie
Alton K. Marsters
Dartmouth
Ralph Welch
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Thomas Parkinson
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Donchess
Fesler
Minnesota
Cannon
Schwarz
Holm
War likely again within lifetime, Inso urges citizen army
In a Chicago speech Samuel Insull, the utilities magnate, warned that war may come within the lifetime of men now 60 and criticized pacifists. He argued the United States should be prepared with a citizen army ready for emergencies, since broad support for a large standing army is unlikely.
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United Press
Chicago
Samuel
United States
Pope Receives Italian Prince and Princesses at Vatican
At the Vatican Pope Pius X welcomed Crown Prince Humbert and Princesses Giovanni and Maria, following King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Elena’s visit, reaffirming ties after the treaty with the House of Savoy. Attending aides and ambassadors accompanied the royal members.
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Holy See
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Humbert
Giovanni
Maria
Vatican
Pius X
Italy
Victor Emanuel
Elena
Marie Jose
Belgium
Pronounced Slayer After Confession in Los Angeles
A coroner's jury found Armando Baltares a slayer after he confessed to killing Luciano Garcia his wife and three stepchildren in Los Angeles. Baltares a 24 year old Mexican truck driver testified to the murders before the verdict.
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Armando Baltares
Luciano Garcia
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