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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1930
Page
7
NEA All America selections split between Notre Dame and Southern California with Alabama near-unanimous on the board. Details list tackles guards centers quarterbacks halfbacks and fullbacks with point tallies and notes on honorable mentions and voting dynamics.
A fragmentary column notes California’s coach may change and mentions Jack Chev g ny as a potential recruit to a new role. It recalls his Notre Dame halfback days in 1928 and his recent work coaching backs while speculating on future hires. The piece wanders through sports gossip and casual observations on players, Bootmakers, and New York society.
Dartmouth and Purdue headlines mix with campus football chatter and All American selections. Carle Derren and Charlie Cunningham named among top invitees while Art Baguley recalls Yale triumphs. Debates rise on intercollegiate play and fans critique six day bike riders and sports culture.
The piece notes Duke, Davidson, Villanova, Northwestern, Pittsburgh, Washington State, Princeton and their teams all using wildcat or similar animal nicknames. It laments a lack of a few animal names like kangaroos or giraffes and ponders why no teams carry them.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions censorship and a form tied to a "4" and "Cohn" with unclear context. No clear people, places, dates, or events are discernible to produce a full news-record item.
A garbled passage describes fashion items and lifestyle trends, mentioning Havana and Paris influences. It references decorative styles, hints at political tension, and notes a new leisure mode for fashionable ladies.
Fragmentary OCR text provided. Summary focuses on readable entities and possible place names, but key facts are unclear. No verifiable events, dates, or named organizations are present to confirm a coherent news item.
Washington dispatch reports two temperance group members voicing discontent with conditions in the dry ranks on December 13. A third figure, Mrs. Eile A. Boole, president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, urged President Hoover to acknowledge WCTU support in 1928.
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