Baylor Opens Weekend War On Oklahoma City Night Clash
Baylor Bears face Oklahoma City University in a non conference opener as Morley Jennings refines the squad with a Wednesday scrimmage and short signal drill planned before an Friday night game in Oklahoma City.
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Army Ten Faces Harvard In Historic Close Rivalry
West Point prepares for a first 1935 test against Harvard, a team that has never lost on the academy plains. The series, dating to 1895, saw Harvard win the initial 4-0 clash and last faced Army in 1931 with Barry Wood leading a 14-13 Harvard victory.
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National gridiron slate features four marquee televised clashes
New York reports say more than 7500 players in 226 games are scheduled Saturday. Yale hosts Navy in New Haven before 65,000. Notre Dame meets Pittsburgh in South Bend for about 50,000. SMU plays Rice in Dallas for 25,000. Washington State visits Washington in Pullman for 30,000. Ralph King out with injuries weakens Army.
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T W C Rams Tied by Daniel Baker Hill Billies
In Fort Worth on October 17 the undefeated T W C Rams settled for a 7 to 7 tie with Daniel Baker Hill Billies. The Rams led in first downs 13 to 2 and yards 220 to 75 but failed to score when it mattered, as Brownwood’s defense stifled late drives. Daniel Baker scored in the third on a long pass, then T W C responded with a quick drive to equalize. Attendance reached about 4,000 spectators.
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Meat-eating plants found on Mount Rainier slope
Seattle report notes botanist M. W. Dye found carnivorous orchids 6,000 feet up the west slope of Mount Rainier. The plant species are described as meat-eating, highlighting unusual alpine flora in the Rainier region.
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London fish curer hanged self over employer illness
John Dove a fish curer killed himself after worrying over his employer's illness. A letter Dove left explained the motive. Inquest showed the employer died shortly after Dove.
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