Southwest Steals Football Tops As Frogs Get Sugar Bow
Southwestern teams dominate the bowl picture as SMU accepts Rose Bowl bid and TCU to meet LSU in the Sugar Bowl. Pony preseason drills, injuries, and prep at Dallas Denver and College Station frame the lead into a busy week of intersectional games and conference bids.
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Southern Methodist University
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Texas Christian University
Louisiana State
New Orleans
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San Francisco
Santa Clara
Mid- Winter Sports Association of
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Dutch” Meyer
LSU
Tulane
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Texas Aggies
Kyle Field
College Station
Matty Bell
Aggies
Denver
Charley Bager
Mustangs
T C U Fans Jubilant Over Frogs Bowl Bid
Texas Christian University fans celebrate an invitation for TCU to play in the Sugar Bowl against Louisiana State University in New Orleans. L. C. Wright confirms acceptance en route to California with the Christian football team. Dr. E. M. Waits and Prof. F. W. McDermott express satisfaction.
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Southwest Conference
Texas Christian
United Press
New Orleans
Louisiana State
Texas Christian University
S. A
Warren Miller
Mid-Winter Sports Association
Rice
Southern Methodist University
Tulane
Temple
Abe Mickal
Huey Lane
State Senate
Sammy Baugh
California
Santa Clara
Orange Bowl Faces Difficult Pick for New Year’s Day Game
Orange Bowl officials weighing two matchups for January 1 in Miami. With NYU and Texas Christian out, Vanderbilt versus Villanova emerged as the favored pairing. Athletic authorities at both schools reportedly showed interest in the possible meeting.
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Miami
Fla
New York University
Texas Christian
Vanderbilt
Villanova
Nominations Pour In for Big Santa Anita Handicap
Santa Anita awaits a $100000 added handicap with 76 of the nation's top thoroughbreds named. Nominations closed but postmarked entries may arrive. Last year 70 horses entered. payouts this year include at least 112000 to the winner, 10000 to second, 5000 to third, 2500 to fourth. Favorites include Cavalcade, Flamingo, Rosemont, and Beefsteak among others.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Santa Anita
Fred M. Alger, Jr
Detroit
Azucar
Ladysman
Time Supply
Top Row
Brookmead
Discovery
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Fox Catcher Farms
Rosemont
C. N. Mooney
Texas
Ted Clark
Santa Clara Players Fear Lawrence's Run
Santa Clara meets Texas Christian University in San Francisco with focus on Jimmy Lawrence and Darren Lester after last year’s 9-7 Fort Worth win. Sam Baugh is remembered but not feared by the Broncos who expect to stop the passes.
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Calif
Samimv Baugh
Texas Christian University
Horned Frogs
San Francisco
Fort Worth
Broncos
Jimmy Lawrence
Darren Lester
Baugh
Broncs
All Star Southeast Conference Eleven Named
December 44 Louisiana State University stars lead three LSU players Gaynell Tinsley Jesse Fatherree and William Crass on the 1935 All Star team chosen by AP coaches and writers. Alabama’s Riley Smith tops the voting with 84 voters while seven conference schools are represented with strong lines and weight averages.
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Louisiana State University
Associated Press
Tiger
Gaynell Tinsley
Jesse Fatherree
William Cross
Riley Smith
Alabama
Jack
William Geay
Vanderbilt
James Whatley
Frank Johnson
Georgia
Walter Gilbert
Auburn
M. Fitzsimmons
Georgia Tech
Haygood Paterson
S. A
the Pickle
Mississippi State
William Crass
Sports Parade mixing sports talk and bets from 1935
Henry McLemors surveys the year in sports gossip. Yale president Angell questions amateurism in football, Carl Hubbell and Schmeling rumors surface, boxing plans with Joe Louis and Schmeling loom, and various horse racing bets, jockeys, and boxing title dates are teased with colorful notes.
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Henry McLemors
United Press
New York
U.P
James Rowland Angell
Yale
Prexy Angell
Carl Hubbell
Tarzan Parmalee
Giants
Joe Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Germany
Teuton
Joe Louis
Discovery
Omaha
King Saxon
Sation
Bo McMillin
Centre
Indiana
Simmy Baugh
Texas Christian
Lou Little
Columbia Lions
Stanford
Mike McTigue
Bob Pastor
Gibson White
Rosalind
Goshen
White Sox
al Simmons
Tony Canzoneri
Garden
Lou Ambers
Frankie Klick
Georgie Woolf
Georgie
al Singer
la Dempsey
Sam Parks
Sam
Barton urges advertising to lead Americans in the struggle
Bruce Barton, famed sales consultant, told the Congress of American Industry and the National Association of Manufacturers that advertising should be the weapon in a battle between business and politics for national leadership. He said the public seeks a better life with more comfort security and opportunity and implied ads can shape that choice.
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New York
Bruce Barton
Congress of American Industry
National Association of Manufacturers
Barton
United States
Public Top Salaries Revealed For General Motors Officers
The Securities Commission disclosed GM executive pay totaling 100 000 to 200 000 annually with William Knudsen earning 211 128 and Alfred Sloane 201 743. About 250 cases were deemed in the public interest to release, while many firms sought secrecy.
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Washington
General Motors
The
Securities Commission
William 8. Knudsen
Alfred P. Sloane, Jr
Commission
Badgers and Sandies Headed to Bi District Bouts
Amarillo College Badgers and Amarillo High Golden Sandies set to entrain Thursday for bi district football games. Sandies face Breckenridge Buckaroos at Breckenridge Field for Sectors 1 and 2 title while Badgers meet Marshall College at Marshall Friday night.
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Sandies
Amarillo
Amarillo College Badgers
Amarillo High
Golden Sandies
Breckenridge Buckaroos
Breckenridge Field
College of Marshall
Marshall
Windy Nicklaus
Blair Cherry
Texas Fans Plan Special Trains to Rose Bowl
The Texas Centennial group Mustang Club and Dallas boosters sponsor multiple special trains to the California Rose Bowl for SMU fans. Big Bill Hiteelberger leads arrangements as requests surge from Oklahoma and surrounding states with Governor James V. Allred set to head the delegation.
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Texas Centennial Organization
Mustang Club
Southern Methodist
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Big Bill Hiteelberger
Big Bill
Army
Navy
Washington University
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Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
James V. Allred
Bluebonnet Bowl Folds Up After Sugar Bowl Pairing
In Dallas Bud Price notes there are too many bowls after Texas Christian and Louisiana State were picked for Sugar Bowl. SMU would have helped Bluebonnet, but the Mustangs go to the Rose Bowl. Frogs thus head to Sugar Bowl, ending Dallas game plans.
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Bud Price
Texas Christian
Louisiana State
New Orleans
Price
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
Frogs
County Warrants Paid in Cash at First National Bank
County warrants up to and including C-4652 are being paid in cash today at the First National Bank, Treasurer Hubert Cole announced. The payment totals $50,000 and warrants must be countersigned by Cole in his office before bank acceptance.
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Hubert Cole
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Boston Braves Bid Drift as Adams Eyes Takeover
With the December 10 deadline near, no bids have appeared for the Boston Braves. Charles Francis Adams is reportedly planning to reclaim the club, with Mike Jacobs possibly stepping in. The article notes other sports and racing figures, and comments on a six day race and Al Simmons saving earnings.
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Boston Braves
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Charles Francis Adams
Mike Jacobs
Mike
Goodness
Gertrude
Soony Workman
C. W. Whitney
Stanford
Princeton
Yankee Board of Strategy
Jake Ruppert
Ed Barrow
Joe McCarthy
French Lick
al Letourner
al Simmons
Boxers, Footballers, and a Dodgers Sunday Crowd
Hymie Caplan at 35 runs New York's largest stable with 11 fighters. Flynn was the last to manage boxers in wholesale lots. Pro football players attract young fans by admitting school kids free. The debate over All-America picks pits Riley Smith of Alabama against Sam Baugh of Texas Christian. 25,000 guests expected for the Dodgers on Sunday.
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Alabama
Sam Baugh
Texas Christian
Hymie Caplan
New York
Flynn
Dodgers
East Is East and West Is West in Bowl Pairings
Fort Worth reports SMU Dallas will play Stanford in the Rose Bowl representing the East while TCU Fort Worth dates the North for the Sugar Bowl against Southland. Dallas and Fort Worth lie 30 miles apart, framing the bowl showdown. Fordham and NYU decline post season bids. NYU declines Orange Bowl and Fordham Sugar Bowl bid. The article also notes curious electricity tree and British sprats seasonal behavior.
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Southern Methodist University of Dallas
Stanford
Texas Christian University
L. 8
S. A
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