Sandies Show Comeback Spirit in Texas Championship Push
Ama rillo High School’s 1935 Sandies boast a fierce line led by Ray Cochrane and R C Waggoner with standout backfield through Ramblin Robert Clesson Karl Rice and John Denton The squad emerges from early season injuries into a high powered unit aiming for a Texas title and Butler field triumphs versus past foes
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Grover Taylor
Taylor
Miller
Williams
Smith
Wiseley
Champions of
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Butler
Detroit Tigers Triumph in AP Top Team Poll of 1935
The Detroit Tigers lead the 1935 AP poll with 209 points as the world baseball champions surpass Minnesota football, Southern Methodist, Princeton and others. The list also notes strong showings by Chicago Cubs and Notre Dame, with various other sports honors and regional notes included.
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Associated Press Sports Facitor
New York
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Associated Press Sports
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Minnesota
Southern Methodist
Princeton
Minnesota College
Southern Methodist College
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Southern California
Detroit Lions
University of California
United States
Stanford Goes To Hard Works In Rose Bowl Prep
Stanford's Rose Bowl squad intensified practice for the January 1 game with Southern Methodist in Pasadena. Focused on pass defense and coffin corner kicking, Thornhill banned scrimmages to reduce injuries while tuning booting out of bounds against Bobby Wilson’s punt returns. Bill Paulman, Tom Collins and John Campbell worked on kickouts as Alex Trompas filled in for injured Monk Moscrip. Glenn Warner attended as a spectator.
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Mustang
Mustangs
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Harry Shuford
Maco Stewart
J. C. Wetsel
Palo Alto
Cal
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Southern Methodist
Claude F. Thornhill
Bobby Wilson
Bill Paulman
Tom Collins
John Campbell
Paulman
Alex Trompas
James
Monk) Moscrip
Moscrip
University Hospital
Thornhill
Glenn
Warner
Stanford
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Cardinals
Horton Smith Wins Miami Biltmore Open
Horton Smith, Chicago blond pro who returned from a golfing retirement, captured first prize in the $10,000 Miami Biltmore open with a 281 total, six under the Sarazen record. Ted Turner faltered to 75 to tie for second with Ky Laffoon as Willie MacFarlane and Henry Picard followed close behind.
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Gene Sarazen
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Ted Turner
Pine Valley
N. J
Turner
Ky Laffoon
Laffoon
Willie MacFarlane
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Henry Picard
Hershey
Frank Walsh
Johnny Vevolta
Gene Sarazén
Sam Parks
Tommy Armour
Westward swing of Hambletonian trotters signals grand circuit
Henry McLemore reports on the first grand circuit leg west of the Mississippi for trotting horses led by Hambletonian descendants. California venues Pomona San Francisco and San Diego host a six week Phoenix finale with star mares Rosalind Ruth M Mac Kate Hanover Hollywood Lyda and Rosette. Notable owners include John P. Scripps and Leland Stanford, with Sonoma Girl and Lou Dillon historic California products influencing the trek.
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Phoenix
Ariz
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Ruth M. Mac
Kate Hanover
Hollywood Lyda
Rosette
Racine
Leland Stanford
John P. Scripps
Sonoma
Golden West
Lou Dillon
Sweet Marie
Greenberg Tops AL Run Makers in 1935 Season
Hank Greenberg of Detroit set a new American League RBI record with 170 runs driven in, leading the league after 1954 placing him at the peak. Gehrig 119 Foxx 118 Trosky 113 follow, with Greenberg joining a list dominated by first basemen and 11 players totaling 100 or more RBIs.
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Detroit
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
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Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
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Hal Trosky
Cleveland
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al Simmons
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Gehrigied
Luke Appling
Chicago
Louis Berger
Cecil Travis
Washington
Philadelphia
Trasky
Salters
Boston-St. Louis
Vosmik
Johnson
Goslin
Gehringer
Hale
Myer
Chesty Sooner Fights Greek Wrestlers in Armory Show
Promoter Dutch Mantell features Harry Tillman the chesty Oklahoma youth and Billy Hallas as semi final contenders in the all star wrestling at the Armory Thursday night. The main event pits Danno McShain the handsome Irish demon against Sailor Moran, former U S Navy middleweight champion, for a three fall match. A Navy ex champion may referee.
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Harry Tillman
Oklahoma
Billy Hallas
Dutch
Mantell
Armory
Danno McShain
Sailor Moran
U. S. Navy
Sports roundup with colorful baseball anecdotes and captions
New York reports entertainments and curios in sports lore. Ine Chovynaki rests at Staten Island while Lou Breu lard eyes expansion of a Worcester lunch wagon chain. Cy Peterman recalls Joe Cascarella singing during rough pitching. Lynn Davie suggests a hooh la hooh la for Yale group. Joe Cambria reveals Alabama Pitts slugging flaw linked to Sing Sing bat constraints. Some players joke about batting out.
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Ine Chovynaki
Staten Island
Lou Breu
Lard
Worcester
Mass
Cy Peterman
Philly Bulletin
Joe Cascarella
Joe
Lynn Davie
Yale
Gempost Wreckers
Joe Cambria
Albany
International Ball League
Alabama Pitts
Pitts
Sing Sing
Sailor Tex Watkins Rings Official in Local Show
Albert Szasz from Hajduboszormeny Hungary meets Bearded Benny Wilson of Fort Worth in a preliminary bout. Walter Stratton performs strong-arm stunts and muscle poses as a special event. Women and children tickets this week cost 25 cents. Tickets available at City Drug Store 617 Polk Street.
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Albert Szasz
Hajduboszormeny
Hungary
Benny Wilson
Fort Worth
Walter Stratton
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Mexia Protest To Be Discussed By Texas Officials
Mexia High School protesters questioned Greenville's eligibility in the state football championships. League athletic director Roy B. Henderson called a conference of officials to review the eight semester rule and alleged roles of Greenville staff. Corpus Christi prepared to travel for a potential semifinal after the protest decision.
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Billiard Star Reiselt Faces New Public Controversy
Reiselt, holder of the 1926 and 1927 titles, likened to Tilden for sharp remarks at opponents and referees. He faced a verbal barrage after a missed call by Referee Charley McElligott, criticizing officials amid a packed audience. The Philadelphian is famed for wearing spats with his tuxedo, a mistake that led to the dress choice.
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Charley McElligott
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