Football Back as Camps Open in Southwest Conference
Football returned to the Southwest Conference with about 400 players and over 20 coaches as official practice began. Texas Christian and the University of Texas were favored to win the title, with Rice competing strongly and several schools like SMU Baylor and Arkansas viewed as threats or sleepers.
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Houston
Tex
T. Co. U
Rice Institute
Texas Christian University
University of Texas
Southern Methodist University
Texas A. & M. College
University of Arkansas
Baylor University
Rice
Percy Arthur
Southwest
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Parkers
Jack Chevigny
Bohn Hilliard
Madison Bell
Homer Norton
Texas A & M
Norton
Aterial
Morley Jennings
Baylor
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Little Stages Rally to Hold Off King in Amateur Golf
Law son Little prevailed 3 and 1 over Rufus King in the second round at Cleveland Country Club, rebounding from a rocky start as Little and his rival traded birdies and sharp shots. Bill Lain advanced by defeating Bayard Mitchell while Francis Ouimet fell to Levi Yoder in opening matches amid rain and upsets.
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Cleveland
Bill Lain
Chicago
Lawson Little
England
America
Lain
San Francisco
Little
Cleveland Country Club
Rufus King
Wichita Falls
Tex
King
Bayard Mitchell
Pine Valley
Francis Ouimet
Levi Yoder
Washington, D
Ouimet
May Take All Season To Determine Champs
Baseball pennant race tightens as St. Louis Cardinals slip after losses to Philadelphia. Cubs surge with two wins over Boston while New York Giants gain ground. Detroit tops Senators in a late pitching duel. Browns narrow gap to sixth place.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Cards
Phillies
Cubs
Giants
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Yankees
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia
Aerial Show Sparks SMU Football With Fresh Ringmaster
SMU unveils a 42-man squad under Madison Bell for a three-year term. Veterans include 22 lettermen and 11 in the backfield as Bell reshapes the team with new staff and a confident stance in the Southwest Conference.
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Dallas
Southern Methodist
Madison
Matty Bell
Ray Morrison
Vanderbilt University
Bell
Major League Leaders and Treasury Report Summary
The AP lists AL leaders in batting and pitching with Vosmik Gehrig Greenberg and Foxx among top hitters. NL leaders feature Medwick Berger and Goodman Reds. Treasury data shows September 7 receipts 10.854 million, expenditures 15.998 million, balance 1.490 billion, gross debt 229.001 billion, gold assets 9.212 billion.
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Vaughan
Medwick
Cardinals
Medwick Cardinals
Galan
Cubs
Berger
Herman
Cups
Goodman
Reds
L. Waner
Pirates
Fexaves
Ott
Giants
Martin
J. Dean
Lee
Treasury
Washington
the Treasury
Young woman accuses author father in radical weekly attack
Nancy Bedford Jones, 17, denounces her father H Bedford Jones as a deliberate liar in a sensational radic al weekly piece. She claims he wrote under another name and that a Communist network in American colleges drags girls to ruin, saying he betrayed her and her ideals.
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H. Bedford-Jones
Nancy Berdford- Jones
New Kansas State Football Coach Faces Big Six Challenge
Lynn Waldorf left Kansas State College to coach Northwestern leaving a tough hand for successor Weeley Fry. Fry plans no major style changes, focuses on punting and passing, and must replace key players Maddox Lundgren and Stoner while evaluating 15 returning lettermen. The 1935 schedule includes games at Duquesne Fort Hays Marquette Nebraska Kansas Tulsa Iowa State Oklahoma Missouri.
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Manhattan
Kes
Lynn Waldorf
Kansas State College
Northwestern University
Weeley Fry Fry
Oklahoma
Lawrence
Biff Jones
Missouri
Don Faurot
Nebraska
Fry
Cornhuskers
Towa State
Kansas
Hays
Peters
Hemphill
Churchill
Lancet
Elder
Ayers
Warrel
George Maddox
Gene Lundgren
Oren Stoner
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Fort Hays State
Marquette
Milwaukee
Tulsa
Iowa State
Columbia
Government Typist Jobs Open to Men Examinations Announced
Open to Men Only. Examinations for senior and junior stenographers and typists will be held at the Federal Building in New Orleans district. Applications must be obtained from Civil Service Examiner C. M. Tyler and mailed to the Tenth U. S. Civil Service District by September 20. Salaries range from 1260 to 1620 dollars yearly. A sunflower grown by T P Alford of Arkansas City Kansas measured nine inches across and 28 inches in circumference on a 11 foot stalk.
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Uncle Sam
Federal Building
Civil Service
C. M. Tyler
U. S. Civil Service District
Customhouse
New Orleans
T P. Alford
Arkansas City
Kas
Bitsy Grant Back in Giant Killer's Role
Bitsy Grant resumes his giant killer persona in the national singles quarter final against Donald Budge. The match halted by rain with Grant leading 6-4 6-4 2-1, and play is set to resume at 1 PM CST. Budge, the Wimbledon sensation, seeks to dethrone Fred Perry as the rising American hope.
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Forest Hills
Bept
H. Ritav Grant
Donald Budge
California
Budge
Unny Austin
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Bitay
Rider
Grant
Séth
Fred Perry
England
Finland
Grants
Grent
Guymon Mavericks Meet Amarillo Rivalry Sparks Busy Week
Guymon Maverick Club led by Postmaster Frank DeWolfe taunts Amarillo Cal Farley on radio. A split-rail clash is set for September 14 in Amarillo with Three Guymon teams under DeWolfe’s supervision. Headquarter moves for fair time, youth tests for passes, and local sports gossip fill the column.
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Frank DeWolfe
Cal Farley
Amarillo
Frank
Bill Murray
Militia
Farley
Guymon Club
de Wolfe
Guymon
Jim Farley
Cal
Amarillo Mavericks
Mavericks
Maverick
Frank de Wolfe
Maerick Club
Ralph Dykeman
Bo Peep
17Th
Washington
Guyman Mavericks
Mr Galloway
Ruth and Budge Raise Questions About Sports Heroism
In a note on sports fame, the column recalls Babe Ruth’s quips about heroes and bums and applies it to Donald Budge at Forest Hills. Budge seeks delay due to bad light and wind while Bitsy Grant pressures on, sparking crowd boos and a suspended match that will resume next day.
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Forest Hills
Grant
Budge
Texas League pennant playoff opens with two series
United Press reports the first round of the Texas League pennant playoff begins tomorrow with Oklahoma City hosting Tulsa in a night game and Beaumont visiting Galveston. The series uses multiple games across Oklahoma City and Tulsa and Beaumont and Galveston with a coin toss deciding the fifth game location if needed. The two surviving teams then must win four of seven to advance to the Dixie Series against the Southern Association champion.
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United Presare
Oklahoma City
Galveston
Oklahoma
Citty
Indians
Tulsa
Beaumont
Cubs Heid Braves Split Doubleheader Behind Carlton Four-Hit Game
Tex Carlton pitched four hits in the first game as the Cubs Heid Braves won by two runs. The Yankees former drove in three and two homered in later at bat against the Indians. Curt Davis of the Phillies had seven solid hits against the Cardinals aided by Greenberg and Cliftons as leaders. Browns limited the Athletics to seven hits and one run in a major league debut. Michigan coach Harry Kipke orders 1935 football squad to winter practice in gym working on passing. Linz Austria noted for Baroque architecture. Grant predicted to score major upset of year. Budge tries to steady against Atlantan with baseline accuracy.
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Associated Press
Tex Carlton
Lerry French
Cubs
Heid Braves
Carlton
Jack Saltagaver
George Selkirk
Yankees
Indians
Curt Davis
Phillies
Cardinals
Henk Greenberg
Herman Cliftons
Tigers
Senators
Earl Caldwell
Browns
Athletics
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John Reed Kilpatrick
Jimmy Johnston
Mike” Cochrane
Eddie Casey
Boston Redskins
Bill Shepherd
Steven O'Neill
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Texas
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Louis Soresi
Primo Carnera
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Bill Tilden Wood
Dazzy Vance
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Hackler
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Tucker
Pomerenck
Logan
Sullivan
Barber Seeley
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Marsh Voree
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Harris Tee
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Nelson Saree
Hughes
Od Rangers
McLain
Hunter Seer
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Pixley
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Davis
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Bd Texans
Rangers
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Vic Hurt
Charlie Trigg
Hurt
Oklahoma Baptist University
Trigg
Highland Park High School
Mustangs
Stewart
Shiford
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Matty
Texas Christian
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Vosmik
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Stone
Greenbre
Foxx
Werber
Red Sox
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Waldorf
Belgium
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Brabant
Leopold
Bitsy Grant
Giant Killer
Maverick Club
Ohio
Cal Farleys
Maryer- Ieks
Tri-State
Eugene Anderson
St Anthonys Hospital
Sta
Gene
Pat Noser
al Bagcett
Bob Cox
George Herman Ruth
Ruth
Durant
Bucee
Harry Kipke
University of Michigan
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Austria
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Blackburn Bros
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