Aldrich and OBrien Named All Americans for 1930s Texas Stars
Texas Christian's Robert David O'Brien and Charles Collins Aldrich earned first team all American honors as part of the 1934 AP All America selections. Pittsburgh Cornell Notre Dame Michigan also received first team picks. O'Brien stood out as a versatile back and passer, key to TCU's high scoring run and pass offense.
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Iowa State
Michigan State
Afissiasippi
Santa Claus
Associated Press
Oklahooma
Texas Christian
Robert David O'Brien
Charles Collins Aldrich
Pittsburgh
Cornell
Notre Dame
Michigan
Mershall
Goldberg
Linus Petker Mail
Mississippi
Joan Spencer Pingel
O'Brien
O'Bnens Righ
Iver
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Lite Davey
Fiege
Baugh
Itis
Vines
Dima
Badvle
Nawhrac
Aldrich
Duke
Sanany
Aed Sharky Mook
Nebraska
All-Star Honorable Mention Names List Across Colleges
An extensive roster of players and colleges appears in the All-Star honorable mention section. Among the named institutions are Harvard, Notre Dame, Duke, North Carolina, Texas Christian, Georgia Tech, Oklahoma, Minnesota, Penn State, and many others. The compiled list spans multiple universities and includes players with varied affiliations and hometowns.
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Allah
Dana Tata
Utes Grate
South Carolina
Grambacher
Kensas
Dare Duka
Harvard
Tewel
Southern Methodist
Diehl
Nothwes
Franklin
Vander
Clemaor Green
Gustafson Pennsylvani
Herver
Robert
Hefleman
Town State
Hollian
Pity Jacuuskhi
Forstam
Wayannegh
Louisiana State
Kelly
Notre Dame
Klen
Colum
Bereaney
Pardham
Bergner
Navy
Boisssa
Washington
Lee Booth
Boaers
Oklahoma
Bond
Kas AL
Miz Brill
Colorado
Gintoelt SU
Christatterson
Denver
Coun
Nuch
Carolina State
Casinag
Georgia
Teethi
Davis
Kantoe
Texas Tech
Délene
Brus
Carnegie
Bibner
Uc Farmen
Wat
Louisiana
Stairt Gray
Mississippi
Indiana
Duke
Gregon
Meron
Greton
Milner
Louisana State
Moore
Minneora
Mesby
Alabama
Mountain
Pritcoton
Muha
Carnerie
Nebraska
Hoise
Daha
Ryan
Northwestern
Sagan
Peter Demer Schmidt
Wisconsin
Schuehle
Face
Scott
Ohio
Shepherd
Kentucke
Sheridan
Notre Deme
Sherman
Chicago
Sidat
Siuwh
Syracuse
Sttke
Notre Dameson
Lan Sofie
Brigham Young
Sparke Texas Christian
Stanceyk
Columbia
Liebbing
Pittsburon
Sty’ Enson
North Carolina
Mannaan
Ula
Tarbox
Thesing
Notre Damez
Thonpoon
Tulsa
Tipton
Todd
Teaus A
M. van Every
Minneasula
J. S
Watson
Willis
Clemson
Walyon Army
Wilson
Harvaca
Wand
Navy Wood
Tennessee
Sun Selects Ki And Davey All-America Football Team
The New York Sun announces its fourteenth annual All-America team with Texas Christian placing twice. Davey O’Brien is quarterback, Ki Aldrich centers, Parker Hall of Mississippi the standout halfback, with a slate of named players from Notre Dame Michigan and Holy Cross among others.
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New York
Det
New York Bun
Hts
Texas Christian
Davey O'Brien
Ki Aldrich
The
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Parker
Bullet" Hall of
Jett
Tattle
Roth
Gomwell
Aldrich
Heikkinen
Michigan
Delaney
Holy Cross
Young
Oklahoma
Obrien
Texas
Cacistian
Hall
Mississipa
Mechead
Dartmouth
Jene leMback
Goldberg
Pittsburgh
Tulle
Five Texas clubs reach independent round of HI playoff
In heavy rain, five teams advanced to the bi-district round with Tyler lone undefeated. Lubbock Breckenridge Corpus Christi and others posted strong showings as Highland Park toppled Gainesville and Corpus Christi rolled over Phave San Juan Alamo 53 0 to surge as favorites for the semi finals.
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Ash Grialed Feean
Hird
Tyler
Luskin
Gainesville
Dighland Park
Dallas
Scottie
Lubbork
Breckenridge
Cortis Christi
Lubbock
Billy Waller
Mat
Panhandle
Anatch
Vernon
Bowie
el Pano
Bill Ramsey
Apard
Corpus Christi
Buccaneers
Phave
Corpus Christi Jugvernaut
Dick Dwelle
Highland Parks
Leopards
Highland Park
Masonic
iFort Worth
Sunset
Temple
Kerrvile
Aussid
Finalists Decided in 10 Class B Regions
Finalists in 10 of 12 Class B schoolboy football regions were decided in bi district play with Royse City and Bellville leading scoring efforts. Regional brackets set include Wink vs McCamey, Royse City vs Mt Vernon, and Alvin vs Bellville winner, as state playoffs loom next week.
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Royse City
Willie Zapalas
Bellville
Wink
McCamey
Odesero
Rotan
Teylan Panhandle
Wellington
Hotat Ve
Wink-Mc-Caney
Crowell
Neville
Diamond WU Cpart
Alvin
Rory Nevices-Huss- Dasselta
Gin
Cuers
Alice
Breer
All-America Selections Listed by Position and School
The roster lists end tackle guard and back positions, with players from Tennessee Texas Christian Duke Notre Dame Michigan and more. Names include Bowman Wyatt Insull Hale Roth Hill Twe dell Russell Brown Cafeog Patterson Bottari Luckman Holland Reinor Heikkinen Ramsay Aldrich Bock Wolff Young OBrien Hall Pingel Coldberg Boyd Maronic Suffridge Ryland Lloyd Mckeever Daddio Brunner Macleod Weiss among others.
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Bowden Wyatt
Tennessee
Insull Hale
Texas
Christian A
Sidney Roth
Cornel Dan Hill
Duke
Francis Twedell
Minnesota
Torrance Russell
Auburn
Earl Brown
Notre Dame
George Cafego
William Patterson
Baylor
Victor Bottari
California
Sidney Luckman
Columbia
Hest
Jerome Heartwell Holland
Cornell
N. Y
Joseph Edward Reinor
Harvey
St. Ralph
Heikkinen
Michigan
Ramsay
Mich
Charles Collins Aldrich
Temple
Edward John Bock
Iowa State
Fort Dodge
Alvord William Wolff
Santa Clara
San Francisco
Walter Roland Young
Oklahoma
Ponca City
Okla
Robert David O'Brien
Texas Christian
Dallas
Linus Parker
Samuel Boyd
Steve Maronic
North Carolina
Robert Suffridge
John Ryland
Vaughan Lloyd
Brigham Young
William McKeever
Louis Daddio
Pittsburgh
Paul Shu
Virginia Military
Warren Brunner
Tulane
Robert Macleod
Dartmouth
Howard Weiss
Wisconsin
Sportlights: Texas, radio, and football notes from the era
Harold Scherwitz captures cluttered sport scene with UT football managers, a buffalo mascot plan for Texas Tech, Ty Cobb’s 52nd birthday, a Texas league broadcasting dispute, and a shift toward broadcast revenue debates. Baylor passing stats highlighted with Patterson’s record, plus amateur athletics federation quirks and a long Baylor streak.
Warning to Texas Tech Missouri grid schedule gossip
A chaotic local notice outlines talk of Texas Tech not scheduling Missouri for football in 1939 and mentions a Jaycee Sports Might program on the Plaga roof at 6115 Tuesday with Louis Nelson in charge. It notes Texas U guest of honor and a caravan of playful plans around football season with events, movies, and local league updates.
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Texas Tech
Texas Tec
Missouri
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Plaga
Tuesay
Louis Nelson
Charee
Dang Bible
Texas U
Jaycees
Dozen Good Grid Teams in Late-Season Tussles
A sprawling college football slate features a dozen strong teams in late-season action. Southern California eyes a Rose Bowl bid as Notre Dame and USC battle for top status while Tennessee faces Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl buildup. Oklahoma meets Washington State. SMU and Rice collide to end the Southwest, and North Carolina State versus The Gaidel caps the South four conference schedule.
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New York
Southern California
Notre Dame
Wtheater
Los Angeles
Tennessee
Olahoma
Miami
Pla
Texas
Howard Payne
Neigabor
Svar Sen
Notre
Dame
Tite
Southern Californias
Petter
Che Trek
Alabama
Yennessee
Volun
Mississippi
Ole Wiss
Vanderbilt
Plac
Ningebayer
LaGrange Leopards Triumph In District 23 Battle 21–3
LaGrange forges a ground and air assault to defeat Luling 21 to 3 at Sims Field, clinching the District 23 title. Night game showcased Janda Struve and Jimmie Knight scoring and leading the Leopards while Luling fought back with passing, but LaGrange’s defense broke up most aerial threats.
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Johnny Janes
Hellvile
God
Luling
Havis Clare
Leopard
Joe Dickson
Duke Cummings
Dickson
Realm
Emmett Sutton
Acohhee Dickson
Vic Skyye
Leopards
L. Hanth
Fagle
Etruve
Knight Pub
Struve
Nashv
Allemalin
LaGranges
Lagrange
Knight
Otto
Schwlte
U Wapish
Prchal
Japter
Schulte
Mach
Kovar
Ianca
Yanks
Sully
Berry Dickerson
Walters
Stresken
Mere Lulag
Siem
Sutton
Eels
Davin
Seay
Whitworth
Clu
Clu,evards: Brown, Center Wilton
Cummings
Tancore
Backa
Berger
TINER STARS IN EDISON WIN
Edison Hears of San Antonio beat an all star group 2 to 1 on December 3 as Leec the Tiner scored a touchdown and threw a scoring pass to Jesse Jatinsen. He led a drive that sent Boyes Gaskin over for a third score and provided fans a comic moment when his belt and pants were ripped during a long run.
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Popeet
Leeche Tiner
Edison Hears
San Antonio
Tram
Park Over Old Times 1906 Gridders Reunion at Local Park
High school football alumni from 1907 and 1908 gathered at Reunion Park for their annual noon outing featuring a walk and social time. Otto Pfeiffer coached the team, with Singer Louis and Albert Sien among those present. The event included discussions and a playful tone, highlighting past champions and local sports history.
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Reunion
Old Main
Avenue High School
Tnelr Bnnual
Alwak Iry
Presen
Otto Pfeiffer
Singer
Louis
Albert Sien
Tralph Faulkner
Washington, D. C
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Palka de We
Plaid
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