Hold-Over Stars Lead Early All American Prospects
The article surveys early season college football prospects, led by Gaynell Tinsley of Louisiana State. It notes a trend toward valuing blockers and fundamentals, cites several hold-overs like Sam Adrian Baugh and Ed Widseth, and mentions standout sophomores and strong backfield and end candidates across conferences.
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Alan Gould
New York
Gaynell Tinsley
Louisiana State
Tinsley
Sam Adrian Baugh
Texas Christian
Ed Widseth
Minnesota
Merle Wendt
Ohio State
Charley Toll
Princeton
Clarence
Ace) Parker
Duke
Oze Simmons
Iowa
Big Ten
Andy Uram
Nebraska
Lloyd Cardwell
Sam Francis
Northwestern
Don Hear
Purdue
Cecil Isbell
Tippy Doe
Joe Williams
Chicago
Jay Berwanger
Pittsburgh
Marshall Goldberg
Bob Larue
Frank Patrick
Pitt
Harold Stebbins
Glassford
Matisi
Daniels
Montgomery
Ray
Sid Luckman
Columbia
Army
Monk Mever
Yale
Charley Ewart
Clint Frank
Navy
Snead Schmidt
Baltimore
Andy Stopner
Villanova
South
Georgia Tech
Dutch Konemann
Kentucky
Ace Parker
Edmore Hackney
Ed Goddard
Washington State
Waskowski
University of Washington
Dave Davis
Southern California
Art Gu
Mississippi
Hibbs
California
Stromberg
Renton
Arkansas
Bershak
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Fort Nolen
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Howard Zinde
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Sothweet
Marvell Lester
C. Sprague
Southern Methodist
Gilbert
Auburn
Miller
Indiana
Preston
Georgia
Tigers Defeated by Injuries Prep for Stoco Showdown
Tiger coach Harry Lemon rotates a reshaped lineup as four regulars miss this week’s game against Coach Bill Shanklin’s Stoco Indians at Hilltop. Out are E. Wolfe, P. Shrewsbury, Toner, and E. Richardson, leaving Earl Breeden and Hersie Cole to bolster guard and line duties amid a defensive emphasis tomorrow afternoon at 2 15.
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Tiger
Bill Shanklin
Stoco Indians
Hilltop Field
Ness
E. Wolfe
P. Shrewsbury
Toner
E. Richardson
Stoco
Groach
Atkinson
Hornbeck
Moorefield
Black Knight to Conclude Season With Edgewood Match
The Black Knight Country club will finish its season Sunday October 18 in Charleston against Edgewood Country club. The first match of the series was won by Black Knight 17 1 2 to 12 1 2. Pro C. B. Sweet and E. M. Payne, jr will play No 1 against Johnny Edgewood pro and L. M. LaFollette Jr. A large Black Knight squad is expected. Luncheon will precede the matches at Edgewood clubhouse at 12 45.
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Ranking European Fighter Kayoed in Opening Round
New York boxing recap: Harry Balsamo, a speedy 159 pounder, knocked out German refugee Eric Seelig in 1 04 of the opening round at the New York hip podrome. Seelig hit the canvas three times as Balsamo dominated with rapid combinations and precision punches to claim a first round KO.
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Eric Seelig
New York Hippodrome
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Johnny Marto
Freddy Steele
Teuton
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Football game ends amid rain and exploding lights
Mangum high school hosted Hollis high school in a night game interrupted by rain and $5 explosions as 1,500-watt floodlights blew out. Superintendent Homer S. Reese noted nine bulbs exploded during the contest, underscoring the chaotic atmosphere.
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Speigal Knocked Out In Second Round Boxing Card
Clarksburg fighter Tommy Speigal 139 pounds stopped Jerry Martin 135 pounds of Indianapolis in the second round of a ten round main event last night. Lou Colombo 151 defeated Dick Woodward eight rounds by decision. Frankie Gilmore 132 won a decision over Ernie Ruskins 132 in six rounds. Ralph Parnell 164 stop Ralph Tillman in the fourth round of a six round bout. Mick 147 defeated Mason McCoy 147 in four rounds.
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Associated Press
Clarksburg
Tommy Speigal
Uniontown
Jerry Martin
Indianapolis
Ind
Lou Colombo
Dick Woodward
Fairmont
Frankie Gilmore
Cincinnati
Ernie Ruskins
Buckhannon
Ralph Parnell
New Martinsville
Ralph Tillman
Mick
Mason McCoy
Colorado Hurler Aims as Majors
Boulder Colorado Bill Subry a top pitcher from the Rocky Mountain conference is back at Colorado University pursuing a major league chance. He previously played in the Cotton States league for Jackson Mississippi earning 18 wins and nine losses before moving to Beaumont in the Texas league where he won four of six. Subry, a Detroit farm, believes he has his best shot yet at a big league trial. He helped CU tie for the conference title in 1924 and claim the undisputed championship in 1935.
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Jackson
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Beaumont
Detroit
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Panthers Face Irish in City Title Showdown
Pittsburgh's Pitt football meets Duquesne in the city title game while focusing minds on the Notre Dame clash on October 24. Officials report a sellout with over 75,000 tickets issued. QB duties favor Johnny Michelos for defense with Johnny Chickerneo awaiting more work. Bill Stapulis and Frank Patrick rotate at fullback.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Duquesne University
Jock Sutherland
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Bill Stapulis
Frank Patrick
Trap Hill Threat To Collins Team
Collins Pirates face Trap Hill at Winding Gulf Saturday at 3 30 p m in a crucial Raleigh county high school race game. Trap Hill is in good form after beating Stoco, while Collins suffered a rough Oak Hill night. Gibson and Simpson may miss scrimmage, Lott may return later, but not Saturday.
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Detroit Downs Dodgers 14 to 7 in NFL clash at Ebbets Field
Detroit Lions defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 14 to 7 before 7,000 fans at Ebbets Field. Ace Gutowsky and Dutch Clark led the Lions with two touchdowns and two successful dropkick kicks by Clark. Brooklyn's lone score came on a Wilson touchdown with Kercheval adding the PAT.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
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Lions
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Ebbets Field
Ace Gutowsky
Dutch Clark
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Pirates rout Eagles 17 0 to lead NL football race
The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Philadelphia Eagles 17-0, scoring in both the first and third periods of their first home night game. It was Pittsburgh's fourth win and Philadelphia's fifth straight loss, aided by a fumble return for a score and kicks by Nicoali and Kakasic.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Eagles
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Swede Hanson
Johnny Gildea
Lindy Mayhew
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Cleveland Signs Chisox Castoffs
The Cleveland Indians add three former Chicago White Sox pitchers for 1937, Whitlow Wyatt Carl Fischer and Joe Heving. Wyatt came from Kansas City, Fischer starred in Buffalo and Heving led Milwaukee Brewers to the American Association title. A stray note mentions Texas pecan production.
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Carl Fischer
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Football calendar dense intercollegiate schedule notes
A sprawling intercollegiate football calendar lists Oct 16 and Oct 17 games across regions. Several pairings include Arizona vs Centenary in Tucson and Boston University against Washington, plus Midwest contests like DrakeCreighton and ChicagoPurdue. The fragmentary schedule shows numerous scores and matchups across campuses from Boston to Berkeley.
Purdue Football Monarchs: Eight Big Ten Losses From 1929 to 1935
During the seasons from 1929 through 1935 Purdue's elevens lost only eight Big Ten games, highlighting a period of dominant conference play for the program and its key teams and coaches.
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Purdue
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