All America Team Named for 1936 by Associated Press
Oklahoma halfback Tommy McDonald is the lone holdover on the AP All America squad chosen from regional boards. Tubbs of Sooners and Majors of Tennessee headline a backfield with Don Bosseler and Johnny Majors among others, as national selections honor top players through December 1.
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NEW York
Oklahoma
Tommy ‘McDonald
Jerry ‘Tubbs
Soon-' Ere
Case
Johnny Majors
Tennessee
Jimmy Brown
Syracuse
Colga
Don Bosseler
Miami
Wonder
Opiion
Bosseler
Ron Krame
Michigan
Doc Blanchard
Ancy
Joe Wallon
Pittsburgh
Gust
Weight Advantage Gives Stamford Bulldogs Edge at San Angelo
Stamford and Crane meet in San Angelo at 7 45 p m with Stamford holding a five pound per man advantage in the line and Crane carrying a six pound deficit to reach the Class AA state semi finals The Bulldogs rely on a stout defense and sharp line play while Crane counters with the heaviest lineman and a tough backfield led by James Byerly.
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Crane
Golden Cranes
San Angelo
Stamford Bulldogs
James Byerly
Bulldogs
The
Goldens
Cranes
Fineman
Golder Crane
Byerly
Gayle Morgeson
Guy
Crane Lindsey
Dan Anderegg
Stamford
Michigan T Iie
State
Clarence Peaks
South- Kramer
California
Jon Arnett
Michigan
Bennie Oosterbasn
Eason
Parvice
Downs
Kramer
Parker Bosseler
Tubbs
eme'Glass
Protess
Walton
Pitt Notre Dame
Paul Hornung
Frank
Tiger) Walton
Syracuse
Oregon
Duke
Witte
McDonald
Oklahoma
Oregon State
Tommy Cap
IMS
Williball Stadium
Enger
pin-Karras
Hawkeyes
Dal- Ta
Sooners
Smiddie
Crewe
Coleman
Christian
Charles Sten
Giese
Thankegiving
Helm
Baylor
JT. H. Green
Parker
Majors
Upebacker
Pats Dei Brown
Town
Pounder
Mike McClellan
Nicki Jeckwon
Ston Freeman
Kenneth Ivy
Larry Ivy
McClellan
Will
Sammy Hooper
Ger Kelly
Bill Lightfoot
B. D
Sheppard
Second Team Crow on the Court Brightens Night
A crowded city basketball night saw Swink score 13 points to spark the second team. Ross Gaen led Sivalls with 13 and age figures show strong play from John Hauser and Robert Parte as Western edges past rivals. Coaches noted tense defense and quick transitions.
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New York
Ie AlkAmer
Ivich
Penn State
Bill Brwz
Byrasmea
Sara Meskes
Don Suchy
Lowe
Mike Rotmanc
Michiaint
Dave Euhe Keotey
UCLAS
Haliburton
BO Hale Motors de Bam
Waseera
Omar
Soner
Tiree Hecke
Ross Gaen
Sivalls
John Hauser
Robert Parte
Louisville Duo Leads Cardinals Soaring Start
Louisville stars Charlie Tyra and Jim Morgan pace the Cardinals as they rout Detroit 92 to 78 for their third straight win. Tyra scores 28 points after a 690 season total and Morgan adds 22, while Kansas is preseason No. 2 in United Press ratings. St John’s, NYU, U Conn, and others post victories as teams across the East show high scoring and upsets. The Dons seek a new run after injuries as Seattle visits.
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Charlie Tyra
Jim Morgen
Lawsville
Cardinals
Tyre
Morgan Wad
Seourt
Oeems Teres
Tyra
University of Detroit
Loulaville
Kansas
United Press
St. John's
New York
Joe Lapchick
Walloping
Sing’s Point
Lapchick
New York Knickerbockers
National Basketball Association
New York University
Rosnoker
Connecticut
Yale
Mecaachusetts
Trinity
Town State
Brigham Young
Itz
Gary Thompson
Loyola of Chicago
North Dakota State
Templa Tucker
Rice
Minnesota
Georgia Tech
Furman
Fordham
Maryland
Lee Marshall
Washington and Lee
William and Mary
Miami Fla
Toledo
LSU
Birmingham Southern
San Francisco
Ap- Borat Scimpires
Gene Brown
Seattle University
Russians Boost Olympic Lead
Olympic updates report Ercole Baldini winning a gruelling 116 mile road race in Melbourne while Russia claimed another gymnastics gold. The Soviet team extended its lead with podium finishes in water polo and gymnastics, and U S divers protested judging amid tensions across events.
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Melbourne
Ercole Baldini
Russia
Germany
U.S
Michaels
Joaquin Capilla
Mexico
Gary Tobian
Los Angeles
Baldini
Tode
Ie Eee
Himeett
Coliseum
Dory
Whem
Prasure Funk
Ray Gunkel
Roger Mackay
Bob Geiger
Gary Guerrero
Guerrero
Arnaud Geyre
France
Mackay
Alan Jackson
Britain
Jane Ameri
Joy Becker
St. Louis
Dave Rhoads
San Joes
Calif
Bob Geigel
Finellers
Avidter
Low Thez
Pion
Permian Basin
Hungary
Fuk
Thez
Geizel
Funk
Gunker
Thor
Dalles
Diszy Davis
Bob Orton
Tokyo Joe
Mackey
Pat O'Douty
Owls Grab Third Win Over Gophers
Rice improved to three wins this season by beating Minnesota 74 to 49 in a tight battle. Temple Tucker led Rice with 22 points as Larry Thomas scored six late to seal the five point victory at Houston. Arkansas defeated Tulsa 78 to 77 in overtime behind 25 points from Joe Dickson and Jerry Evans, moving to 2–1 for the season after a defeat by Wichita.
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Rice
Mineesae
Arkansas
Tulse
Razorbacks
Tulsa
Golden Hurricane
Junior Bora
Terry Day
Temple Tucker
Joe Dickson
Dickson
Jerry Evans
Wichita
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Detica Christian
Jerry Ashim
Dale Robinson
Richard Snyder
Royce West
Arch Pardue
Buddy Thompson
Douglas Monzingo
Gary Joyce
Romeo Garcia
Winston Freeman
Charles Stenholm
Nick Jackson Bull Lightfoot
B.D. Sheppard
Roger Kelly
Pio
Gremn
Crow
Swink
Hales
Olympic
Leo
Ees
Lwsharper
Janice Decanter
Straight Boerben
Seagram
Jim Beam
Mrnight Boerkan
Parker's
Priceighway
Louisville
Gunkel
Owls
Rip Gophers
Associated. Press
John Priddy
Sport Shop
W. Harper
Harper Cietuling CO
Louis Wilee
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