Yale Leads Eastern Renaissance In All America
The 1936 All America team highlights Yale with two players, Lawrence Kelley and Clinton Frank, on the first team as part of an East-dominated selection by AP. The article notes Yale’s historic return to prominence, with East players securing 11 of 33 spots, led by Kelley’s end play and Frank’s backfield power. It discusses regional balance across East, Midwest, South, and West, and places Yale’s revival in context of Walter Camp’s tradition.
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Alan Gould
New York
Star of All America
Eli Yale
Associated Press
Midwest
South
Yale
Walter Camp
Lawrence Morgan Kelley
Eli Array
Clinton Edward Frank
Alan
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Stanford
Minnesota
Harvard
Barry Wood
Kelley
Yales
New Haven
Frank Hinkey
Tom Shevlin
Reed Kilpatric
Bob Train
Navy
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Larry
Tinsley
Louisiana State Star
L S. A
Auburn
Milner
Clinton Frank
Marquette
Ray
Buzz) Buiid
Duke
Clarence
Ace
Buiid
Texas Christian
Sam Baugh
Frank
Eli
Franny Murrey
Jack White
Ken Standbach
Marshall Goldberg
Bobby LaRue
Duquesne
Boyd Brumbaugh
Dartmouth
John Handrhan
Buivid
Parker
Francis
Phil Dickens
Tennessee
Dutch Konemann
Georgia Tech
Joe Riley
Alabama
Bucky Bryan
Tulane
Beattie Feathers
John Cain
Don Zimmerman
North Carolina
Golden Avalanche
St. Mary’s
Widseth
Santa Clara
Nello Falaschi
Byron Haines
Washington
Jimmy Cain
Washington State
Ed Goddard
Oregon State
Joe Gray
Gonzaga
George Karamatic
Northwestern
Ed Widseth
Bernie Bierman
Lincoln
Neb
Panther
Averell Daniell
Tony Matisi
Daniels
Pitt
Max
Mine Workers to Talk Baseball Soon
The United Mine Workers baseball league will hold a midwinter meeting in the spring with the first 1937 season meeting likely in March. Commissioner Jim Bibb of the circuit said today that the managers will convene soon under pressure to map plans for the new campaign.
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Register
Oak Hill
United Mine Workers Baseball League
All-America line stars shine in 1940s college gridiron picks
Starcevich of Washington Basrak of Duquesne and Routt of Texas A and M emerge as key cogs on dominant lines. Basrak powers center play with 60-minute stints and relentless tackles while Routt and Starcevich anchor versatile offenses and stout defenses. Rival centers across the nation highlighted include Wojciechowicz, Hauze, Gilbert, and Stewart amid a roundup of coast and regional standouts.
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Tinsley
Kelley
Nebraska
Sam Francis
Minnesota
Ed Widseth
Washington
Max John Starcevich
Francis
Sam
Pittsburgh
Pittline
Dukes
Marquette
Basrak
Alex Wojciechowicz
Fordham
Pennsylvania
Jim Hauze
South
Walter Gilbert
Auburn
Moose Stewart
L.S.A
Santa Clara
Dougherty
California
Bob Herwig
Starcevich
Iowa
Far West
Mate
Routt
Aggies
Nat Pierce
Wojciechowicz
Ed Franco
Northwestern
Steve Reid
Les Schreiber
Tarzan White
Alabama
Mayors Urge WPA to Spare Laborers
The United States Conference of Mayors sent a direct cable to President Roosevelt from Washington after failing to persuade officials to delay a planned cut in WPA rolls. An executive committee dispatched the message while in South America.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States Conference of Mayors
Pees
Roosevelt
South America
Hemp fibre from hemp stalk covering grows strong
One of the strongest fibres known is made from the covering of the stalk of the hemp plant. The interior woody section is 90 percent cellulose, valuable for many by products including writing paper.
Florida Tourney Opens With Notable Pro Caliber
Coral Gables hosts the opening rounds of the Miami Biltmore open as Vic Ghezzi shoots 66 in practice and ties Ted Turner’s course record. Henry Picard, Ralph Guldahl, Denny Shute, and others vie for a $10,000 prize while field contenders claim strong odds amid firm traps and a 71 par on the 6,640 yard course.
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Associated Press
Coral Gables
Henry L. Doherty
Vic Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Henry Picard
Hershey
Ted Turner
Ghezzi
Ralph Guldahl
Picard
Denny Shute
Pinehurst
Pitt Picked For 3 Rose Bowl Game
Seattle's Huskies welcomed the announcement that Pittsburgh Panthers will meet Washington in the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day 1937. Pasadena officials praised Pitt's tough schedule and 1 loss 1 tie, while Pitt's backfield coach said the choice was expected. Eckman of Washington noted the selection honors eastern football and the Rose Bowl traditions, with Washington coach Phelan expressing great pleasure.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Washington
Huskies
Pittsburgh Panthers
Pittsburgh
Chester R. Wilcox
Panthers
Pasadena
Stanford
Southern California
Trojans
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
Corn
New York City
America
Eckman
Jimmy Phelan
WPA Writers on Set Stage Sit Down Strike
More than 150 WPA writers on the set began a sit down strike last night while several hundred WPA musicians gathered for a mass meeting in protest over reported cuts in WPA worker ranks.
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Associated Press
New York
WPA Writers Project
WPA
All-America Honorable Mention Players List Captured
A long listing of Honorable Mention selections across multiple colleges and positions. Names span universities such as West Virginia, Stanford, Auburn, Michigan State, and Notre Dame with guards, tackles, backs, and other roles noted for the era. The roster showcases a broad national pool rather than a single standout event.
Judge administers castor oil cure for drunks in Spokane
Spokane Police Judge Frank Yuse used a castor oil treatment labeled the penitent's purge to deter drunkenness. Seven inebriates were dosed with four ounces of oil or ten days in jail, then left the chambers smiling as free men.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Wash
Frank Yuse
Hemp Production Centers Across Midwest And Gulf Coast
Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois and the Texas coast emerge as the leading hemp producing regions in the United States, highlighting a broad geographic spread in the crop’s cultivation.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Texas
United States
Dogs Kill 55 Sheep On Versailles Farm
Roving dogs killed 55 sheep in two nights on the farm of Sammy Woodbridge Jr near Versailles Kentucky. The incident prompted local residents to warn of further canine danger and increased scrutiny of livestock protection. Authorities advised precautions while the owner sought to understand the cause and prevent recurrence.
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Sammy Woodbridge, Jr
Versailles
All-America Picks and College Totals Mentioned
The clipping lists players by positions including tackle guard center guard and backfield players such as Halfback Fullback and names like Gaynell Tinsley Lawrence H. Lutz John A. C. Weller Darrell Lester Paul Tangora Richard Smith William R. Shuler Riley Smith John Jacob Bern Robert Wilson Robert H. Grayson and others associated with teams including Louisiana State California Princeton Texas Christian Northwestern Minnesota Army Alabama Chicago and Stanford.
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Gaynell Tinsley
Louisiana State
Haynesville
Edwin Widseth
Minnesota
McIntosh
Minn
Max John Starcevich
U. of Wash
Duluth
Williamsport
Clinton Edward Frank
Yale
Evanston
Ill
H’back
Raymond Buivid
Marquette
Wash’ton
Wis
Clarence McKay Parker
Duke
Portsmouth
Harrison
Sam) Francis
Nebraska
Lincoln, Neb
Andrew Bersak
U. of North Carolina
Charles Toll
Princeton
Arthur White
Alabama
Robert Herwig
U. of California
Nathaniel Pierce
Fordham
Charles Hambrick
Ohio State
Merle Wendt
Ewees
Barna
West Virginia
Benton
Arkansas
Buck
North Carolina
Clark
Stanford
Daly
Manhattan
Dreher
Denver
Eaves
Auburn
Finney
Santa Clara
Gaines
Michigan State
Gelatka
Mississippi State
Green
Idaho
Gillerlain
Chicago
Gustine
Iowa State
Harris
Iowa
Holland
Cornell
Hibbs
Southern California
Hammond
Southwestern
Tenn
Hafeli
Washington
St. Louis
Hanken
George Washington
Johnson
South Carolina
Cal
Dickerson
U.C.L.A
Docherty
Temple
Fanning
Kansas State
Ferrara
Navy
Golemgeske
Wisconsin
Gibson
Northwestern
Isbell
Army
Kevorkian
Harvard
Livingston
Indiana
Moss
Tulane
Markov
Matiss
Pittsburgh
McGee
McNtl
McKenna Manhattan
Midler
Mike
West Virginia Wesleyan
Nevers
Kentucky
Nolan
Arizona
Pollack
California
Ray
Missouri
Scheyer
Washington State
Schleckman
Utah
Shirey
Steinkemper
Notre Dame
Trimpey
N. Carolina
Stoess
Wade
Utah State
Wrigit
Young
Zindel
Lawrence H. Lutz
John A. C. Weller
Darrell Lester
Paul Tangora
Richard Smith
William R. Shuler -Riley Smith
John Jacob Bern
Robert Wilson
Robert H. Grayson
Texas
Christian
Chicago -Lo
Methodist
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Matt Patanelli
U. of Mich
Edmund Franco
William Glassford
Pitts
Frank Kinard
U. of Mississippi
William Daddio
Edward Goddard
Philip Dickens
Nello
Don Falaschi
Santa CL
John Handrahan
Eeeee
Louisione Ead
Slingin
Andy Uram
Uram
Purdue
Cecil Isbell
Vern Huffman
Buud
Baugh
Horned Frogs
Murray
Paul Scull
Lew Elverson
Bill Kurlish
Max Starcevich
Washington Guard
Clarence Parker
Raymond Buiid
Mike Basrak
Duquesne Center
Joe Routt
Texas A. & M
Larry Kelley
Yele End
Bas AN
Ori
Florida
Guards
Barr
Bassi
Santa
Morrell
Peterson
Proctor
Maine
Schreiber
Schultz
Slivinski
Smith
Scottino
Southern Methodist
Strack
Georgia
Weaver
Aldrich
Adams
Appalachian
N. C
Beckwith
Brock
Chavoor
U.C.L. A
Cechini
Pacific
Cullinan
Conk- Deming
Hill
Hinkle
Vanderbilt
Hauze
Hardy
Georgetown
Kuhn
Lewis
Clemson
Matasovic
Montana
Myers
Moore
Colorado
Miller
Stewart
Sayre
Schoemann
Stokes
Centenary
Svendsen
Wiatrak
Yandulis
Catholic
Albanese
Syracuse
Agett
Bryan
Brumbaugh
Batten
Braddock
Oregon
Carroll
Buhler
Breeden
Oklahoma
Coffee
Coffis
Cardwell
Call
Chapman
Cherry
Hardin-Simmons
Tex
Catawba
Daniel
Wake Forest
R. Davis
Drake
Dye
Hapes
Mississippi
Haines
Huffman
Heap
Penn State
Harp
Hutchens
Hartnck
Creighton
Ingram
Jaeger
Colgate
Jankowski
Karamatic
Konemann
Kilgrow
Kilgore
Kurlish
Kobrosky
Trinity
Conn
King
Hobart
Kaufman
la Rue
Sloan
Schuehle
Rice
Simmons
Schmidt
J. Sprague
Struck
Toth
Tomasetti
Bucknell
Todd
Vanzo Northwestern
Volz
Colorado State
Vickers
Weisgerber
Williamette
Ore
White
Wilke
Wilkinson
Wolfe
Zeh
Western Reserve
Zuger
Gainey
Lee
Teee
Ger