Frogs Ponies Clash in Key Texas Clash Tomorrow
Texas Christian and Southern Methodist meet in Fort Worth as undefeated rivals in the Southwest Conference race. The winner advances toward a possible Rose Bowl bid, with 4 000 of 31 000 tickets sold and a potential 5 000 standing room. Darrell Lester Sammy Baugh Robert Wilson and Truman Spain among players eyeing All America honors.
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Mustangs
Texas A. & M
College Station
Texas Christian
Santa Clara
San Francisco
Leo
Dutch) Meyer
Raymond “Bear” Wolf
Madison Bell
Vic Hart
Southern Methodist
Dallas
Harry Shuford
J. C. Wetsel
Shuford
Wetsel
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Lynn Walforf
Northwestern
Ray Morrison
Vanderbilt
Dana Bible Nebraska
Fred Thomson
Arkansas
Homer North
Jack Chevigny
Texas
Gus Henderson
Tulsa University
Allred
Orville J. Carpenter
Charles Lockhart
Darrell Lester
Texas Christian Center
Sammy Baugh
Robert Wilson
Truman Spain
Lester
Colts F C U Frosh Battle To 7 to 7 Draw
Texas Christian University and Southern Methodist University freshmen played to a 7 all tie in Dallas. David O'Brien scored TCUs only touchdown on a 90 yard interception return and extra point. Johnny Stidger passed to Billy Dowell for the other TD.
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Dallas
Texas Christian University
Southern Methodist University
Varsities
David O'Brien
Woodrow Wilson High School
T. C. U. Pollywogs
Colts
Invaders
O'Brien
Johnny Stidger
Billy Dowell
Dodge City
Kan
Stidger
Paul Harshaw
Corsicana
Horned Frogs
Hoyle Graham
San Antonio
Charles Busaker
John Harlow
Amarillo
Duke Blues Lead All-Southern Conference Football Team
Duke dominates the AP All-Southern Conference picks with three players on the team led by backs Clarence Parker and Don Jackson each at 61 votes. North Carolina places two players while Virginia Tech Maryland Virginia and Washington and Lee also gain berths.
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Richmond
Duke
Blue Devils
Associated Press Today
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Virginia Tech
Maryland
Virginia
Washington and Lee
Clarence Parker
Don Jackson
Dick Buck
John Leys
Hugo Bonino
Gus Dnumer
Jim Johnston
Jim Farley
Steve Sabol
North Carolna State
Clarence Parker Duke
Bill Guckeyson
Herman Dickerson
V. PB. T
Bears End Drills For Rice Contest
The Bainor Bears prepared in Waco for the Houston battle with the Rice Owls. Coach Morley Jennings said a light workout would precede the trip, with twenty six players set to travel.
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Bears
Waco
Bainor Bears
Houston
Rice Owls
Morley Jennings
Bruins
Rose Bowl Bid Hinge On Texas Texas Christian Game
Fordham’s 21-0 win over New York University shifts Rose Bowl hopes to Texas contenders Texas Christian and Southern Methodist in a key weekend clash. SMU faces Texas A&M and TCU meets Santa Clara with the winner likely earning the Eastern bid. Notre Dame lingers as a second option.
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New York University
Temple of Triumph
Fordham
Texas
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Minnesota
Princeton
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Texas A. & M
Santa Clara
Violets
Amerino Sarno
Perry Geffen
New York U
Sarno
St. Mary's Hame
Geffen
Pittsburgh
St. Mary's
Rutgers
Georgetown
Stanford
Kentucky Tops Tennessee 27-0 in Ten-Year Win
Tennessee center Herbert Tade suffered a fractured skull after the game. Virginia rallied to a 19-19 tie with Loyola New Orleans as Virginia blocked early.
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Virginia
Loyola
New Orleans
Kentucky
Tennessee
Herbert Tade
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Radio Blather and Grid Rivalries Roil Thanksgiving Day Notes
The column mocks a Fordham–NYU football radio broadcast for overlong play by play and name dropping. It contrasts the announcer’s chatter with Fordham and NYU’s on field clash predictions and mentions a New York roundup about Dartmouth’s fan Mike Mesko and a Yale-Princeton build up.
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New York
Mike Mesko
Princeton
Dartmouth
Mike
Rahway
N. J
N. J Inuchwagon
Yale Club of
New Haven
Yale
Yales
All-America Football Team of 1935 Crowned by United Press
The United Press selects its 1935 All-America squad, featuring six Midwest players led by Jay Berwanger. Key figures include Sammy Baugh of Texas Christian, Grayson of Stanford, and Bobby Grayson from Stanford, with notable picks from Notre Dame, Michigan State, Ohio State, and Texas Christian. The team spans nationwide from East to West with strong showings from the Southwest and Far West.
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New York
United Press
Middle West
Midwest
Widseth
Smith
Minnesota
Millner
Notre Dame
Wagner
Michigan
Jones
Ohio State
Berwanger
Chicago
Grayson
Southwest
Baugh
Texas Christian
Wilson
Southern Methodist
Will-O
John Weller
Princeton
Gagnell Tinsley
Louisiana State
Garry le van
Glenn Seidel
Dave Smulker
Temple
Bill Wallace
John McCauley
Rice
Harry Shuford
Bob Hamilton
Stanford
Jay Berwanger
Bobby Wilson
Sammy Baugh
T. Cc. U
Maverick Club preps for Guymon compare and youth football notes
Amarillo Maverick Yearlings head to Guymon Oklahoma to meet the Guymon Mavericks in a 90 pound and under game at the Fairgrounds stadium. Frank DeWolfe taunts the rival and describes a planned weigh in while fundraising and club activities fill the day. The column also previews the Mavericks magazine on December 14 and Sunday activities plus a charity concert impact. The Texas Class A interscholastic standings are summarized with district results and upcoming bi district games.
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Amarillo
Guyymon Maverick
Fairgrounds Stadium
Guymon
Oklahoma
Frank DeWolfe
Frank
Pep Quad
Mr. Galloway
Cal
Sir
Calumet
Q. Farley
Maverick Club
Russell Stationery Company
Pampa
Golden Sandies
Breckenridge
Ranger
Coyotes Lick Electra
el Paso High
Austin
el Paso
Wichita Falls
Electra
Sherman
San Angelo
Big Spring
R. S. Covey
Sweetwater
Covey
Greenville
Tyler George Gentry
Fort Worth
Tyler
Marshall
Texas Aggies Prospects Bright For '36
Texas A&M fans see strong potential for next season after a 20 to 6 win over Texas. Only one starter from the Texas game is a senior, signaling a youthful 1936 squad as the Aggies claim their first win over the Longhorns in four years and a rare conference success. The Longhorns endure a poor season with five conference losses.
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College Station
Texas Aggies
Aggies
Texas Longhorns
Longhorns
Texas
Kyle Field
Joss
Buffaloes Boost Energy with Wesson Oil Cooking
Al Baggett at West Texas State Teachers College reports improved food value and palatability after using Wesson Oil to cook vegetables. Athletes and cafeteria patrons note the taste and energy benefits as vegetables are boiled with the oil.
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al Baggett
West Texas State Teachers College
Police Raid Nets Liquor and Moonshine at Tourist Camp
City police seized five gallons of moonshine and a case and a half of bonded liquor in pint bottles at a tourist camp. Arrested were C. R Fegar of Roaring Springs and Tom Berson of Turkey on untaxed liquor charges. They were held in Potter County jail and arraigned before the U S commissioner, each bond set at 500 dollars.
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Potter County
C. R Fegar
Roaring Springs
Tom Berson
Turkey
U. S
College Football Scores From A Spread of Games
A collage of late season college football results shows North Carolina beating Colgate 85 to 5, Nebraska 26 over Oregon State 20, Texas A and M 20 over Texas 4, and Kentucky 27 defeating Tennessee State 0. Other noted results include Missouri 0, Oklahoma 0, and Utah State 14 in a mixed set of scores across conferences.
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Temple
Army
Navy
Philadelphia
Princeton
Yale
New Haven
Louisiana State
Tulane
New Orleans
Holy Cross
Manhattan
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Fordham
Boston College
Columbia
Dartmouth
Florida
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Rice
Baylor
Idaho
Bucknell
Carnegie Tech
Pitt
Panthers
Nebraska
Oregon State
West
New York
U. C. Bucknell
Catholic U
North Carolina
Colgate
Brown
George Washington
North Dakota
Fenn
Cornell
Syracuse
Maryland
Xavier U
Centenary
Arkansas
Tulsa
Detroit
Texas Tech
Kentucky
Tennessee
Kentucky State
Tenn. State
Millsape
Mins College
Virginia
St. Edwards
Daniel Baker
Southwestern
Spring Hill
Texas A. & M
Texas
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Colorado State
New Mexico
Montana State
Montana Mines A
Nevada
Chico
San Francisco
Freane State
Utah
Utah State
M'Shain Wins Oven Bozinis
Nick Bozinis presses Danno McShain in a three fall wrestling match at the National Guard Arena. McShain wins the final fall after a comeback and referee intervention. Walter Stratton defeats Marvin Barackman in the semifinal, Benny Wilson over Ed Shuman in the prelim.
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Nick Bozinis
Danno Mc Shain
National Guard Arena
Bozinis
McShain
Trishman
Nick
Danno
Pat Garrison
Garrison
Danny
Walter Stratton
Marvin Barackman
Benny Wilson
Ed Shuman
Arizona Tramples Drake In Intersecting Football Clash
The University of Arizona routed Drake University 53-0 in Tucson. Arizona dominated with a powerful running and accurate passing attack. A historical note on cotton thread appears appended as trivia.
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Arizona
DRAKE
Tucson
Ariz
University of Arizona
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