Stegeman Names All Southern Eleven for Messengers
Athens November 27 The Consolidated Press names the All Southern eleven focusing on ends Lowe and Supplee of the South. Notable backs and linemen include Thompson and Merkle from Georgia, Doderer from North Carolina, McKibbon Vanderbilt, Holland Virginia Tech, Rives Vanderbilt, Thorpe Tech, Luckie Georgia, McKeever and Robinson North Carolina, Buckler Alabama and Godwin Georgia Tech. Center choice remains difficult with several contenders.
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Thompson
Georgia
Merkle
Tech
Doderer
North Carolina
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Vanderbilt
Holland
Virginia
Rives
Thorpe
Georgia Tech
Luckie
Georgia's Stegeman Selects All-Southern Team for 1935
Eleven BH J Stegeman University of Georgia director picks an All Southern Eleven for 1935 naming Ends Lowe Tennessee Supplie Maryland Tackles McKibbon Vanderbilt Holland Virginia Guards Buckler Alabama Godwin Georgia Tech Center Forbes Georgia Quarterback Hubert Halfbacks Ivery Poole Georgia Tech McKeever North Carolina Sarr o Florida Tawkins Washington and Lee Holmes Alabama Forbes praised as the best ball passer and standout against heavier men.
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BH. J. Stegeman
University of Georgia
Lowe
Tennessee
Supplie
Maryland
McKibbon
Vanderbilt
Holland
Virginia
Buckler
Alabama
Godwin
Georgia Tech
Forbes
Georgia
Hubert
Ivery Good. Poole
McKeever
North Carolina
Sarro
Florida
Tawkins
Washington and Lee
Holmes
Notable backs shine as college football stars across the South
The piece lauds Hubert of Alabama for two years of unbeaten conference play and strong leadership on the field. It highlights Moore of Georgia Lautenschlager of Tulane Diffy of Virginia Flournoy of Tulane as top backs, praising Flournoy as a prolific scorer and premier punter. Brown of Alabama is praised for open field running and versatility. Palmer of Fro Lee and Wycott of Georgia Tech receive mentions as strong backs, with praise for overall talent, speed, and defensive ability.
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Hubert
Alabama
Moore
Georgia
Lautenschlager
Tulane
Diffy
Virginia
Flournoy
South
Brown
Jand Palmer
Fro Lee
Wycott
Georgia Tech
Louisiana
New Orleans
Mississippi
Ohio
Southern Conference
Southern
Pennsylvanias lighter football schedule ahead of sesquicentennial year
The article notes Pennsylvanias planned gentler 1925 football slate featuring Franklyn, Marshall, Johns Hopkins, Swarthmore, Chicago, William, Illinois, Haverford, Columbia, and Cornell. It highlights returning stars M reuse Rogers Fields Singer Thayer Sternckt and expects a stronger team next season during the sesquicentennial celebration. Tulane also features a predominantly Southern lineup with Lautenschlager and Flournoy.
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Franklyn
Marshall
Johns Npina
Swathmore
Chicago
Willame
Illinois
Haverford
Columbia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Mreuse
Rogers
Fields
Singer
Thayer
Sternckt
Old Pennsylvania
Walker's Title Remains Secure After Bout With Friedman
In Newark on Wednesday night Mic Walker outpointed Sailor Friedman, keeping his title secure with a wide margin. Walker dominated ten of twelve rounds, while Friedman rallied in rounds eleven and twelve for a spirited exchange, but the early lead gave Walker a comfortable decision.
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Consolidated
New York
Sailor Friedman
Newark
Mic Walker
Friedman
Walker
Grange and Marek Highlight Big Ten Prospects
Billy Evans lauds Red Grange as football's premier figure since Thorpe and predicts a long-lasting mark for him in Big Ten play. He notes Grange may turn pro for money and praises Britton's joint venture. Marek of Ohio State shows flashes of brilliance despite injuries, signaling a bright future for the Buckeye in the gridiron.
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Red” Grange
Jim Thorpe
Hlindg Flash
Thorpe
Grange
Ilinois
Britton
Marek
Elmer Marek
Ohio State
Illinois
Big Ten
Lancaster victory over Ohio U in tight 23 to 18 battle
Lancaster M. and M. defeats Ohio University 23 to 18 at Lancaster Armory. Ohio led 11 to 10 at halftime but Lancaster surged ahead in the second half. Coach Grover commends the effort while citing crowd size and the small court as factors affecting play.
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Ohio University
Dribbiers
Lancaster Armory
University
Lancaster
Cross Country Flourishes Amid Grim Crossword Decline
The writer laments the decline of crosswords but notes cross country running still thrives in its harsh forms, contrasting the two pastimes and implying ongoing vigor in distance events.
Imposter Countess Questioned Over Admission
A man asks how President Coolidge could verify the Hungarian countess really eats goulash while she is being denied admission, reflecting concern about her true identity.
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O’georty
Coolidge
Stanford Beats California Ends Bruins Hopes of Long Bear Victory
Stanford defeated California on the coast marking the first Bruin win over the Bears since 1918 when Stanford returned to the American style of play. Prior meetings favored California with only a 20 20 tie in 1934 and earlier successes by the Bears.
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Stanford Bears
Stanford
California
Bruin
Bears
Case Breaks Western Reserve Jinx In 6-0 Win
Case School 1 Cleveland defeated Western Reserve 6-0, ending a long drought against the ancient rival. The Scientists secured their first victory over Reserve since 1911 in the 34th meeting, surprising the favored team.
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Western Reserve
Case School
Cleveland
Reserve
Athens Defeats New Straitsville 26-0 in Season Finale
Athens High School football overwhelmed New Straitsville 26 to 0 in the final game of the season. P Carmichael opened scoring with a five yard run, E Carmichael added a 64 yard dash, and Sprague plus Rupe Perkins added touchdowns as Bechtold converted twice. Morgan suffered an unconscious injury but rejoined later and Athens secured the champions’ cup to be presented soon.
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Athens
Foot Eleven
New Straitsville
Tigers
Mr. Thomas
Wellston
P. Carmichael
E. Carmichael
John Sprague
Rupe Perkins
Bechtold
Morgan
Keeler
Straitsville
Carmichael
Wise
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Blinkey
Bennett
Neal
Fields
Ashworth
Murphy
Brown
Alden
Shepherd
Sweeney
Wilson
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Rutgers Kicker Carl Wolfe Fitted With Cage Aid
Carl Wolfe, standout drop-kicker for Rutgers, is nearly sightless without glasses. Coach Jack Wallace engineered a cage device to assist his scrimmages, enabling Wolfe to participate despite his visual impairment. A note mentions Bobbie Jones’ golf trophy burned in an incident.
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Carl Wolfe
Rutgers
Jack Wallace
Football Scores From Collegiate Matches Across Regions
A compilation of college football results lists numerous games with teams such as Ohio Northern, Wit Maskell Indians, Notre Dame, Oregon, Utah, Oklahoma, Ali universities and various smaller colleges. Scores include Oklahoma 38 over Oklahoma Ams, Arizona 19 over Idaho, Pittsburgh 28 over Penn State 7, Tulane 14 over Centenary, and others across the South and West.
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Cincinnati
Fordham
John Carroll
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Oregon
Colorado
Denver
Columbia
Lather
Nevada
Arisona
Utah Aggies
U. of Utah
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Ams ‘Ries
C. Aha
Culver Military
Elgin
Carthage
Titiners College
Milliken
Charleston Normals
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