New Islands Mapped in Nordenskjold Archipelago
The Sedov hydrographic expedition ends its season after mapping a new sea route in the Nordenskjold archipelago and discovering 19 previously unknown islands. The ice-breaker’s work completes a regional survey and expands coastline charts for navigation and science.
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Moscow
Sedov
Nordenskjold
Yale's Brilliant End Made Captain of Mythical '11
Yale captain Larry Kelley headlines the 1936 All-America team with unanimous selection at right end. Nebraska’s Sam Francis and Louisiana State’s Tinsley shine in backfield, while Guard Stephen Reid of Northwestern and Alex Drobnitch of Denver anchor the forward wall. Baugh of Texas Christian, Wojciechowicz of Fordham, and Daniell of Pittsburgh also earn places in the star lineup.
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Northwestern
America
NEA Service
Larry Kelley
Yale
Ray Burn
Marquette
Dizzy Dean
Kelley
Alex Wojciechowicz
Fordham Line
Tinsley
Louisiana State
Tuss McLaughry
Brown
Bernie Bierman
Widseth
Minnesota
Bronco Nagurski
Gophers
McIntosh
Don Geyer
Laughing Boys
Lake
Giants
North
Pittsburgh
Daniell
Mt. Lebanon
Reid
Baugh
Texas Christian
Sweetwater
Horned Frogs
Fort Worth
Baylor
Texas
Centenary
Art Guepe
Buivid
Duquesne
Port Washington
Wis
Goddard
Escondido
Calif
Pacific Coast
Washington State
Historic football roster list showcases early college stars
A dense catalog of players by position names colleges and teams repeated across the roster. Names include Clark Stanford Merrill Dartmouth Nelson Missouri Mason Iowa Daddie Pittsburgh Platakis Duquesne Druze Fordham Stromberg Army Walker Temple Benton Arkansas Patanel li Michigan ONeill Notre Dame Antil King Minnesota Wendt Cumiskey Ohio State Kelker Western Reserve Zitko Northwestern Bershak Buck North Carolina Roach Texas Christian Benton Arkansas McDonald Nebraska Tackles Van Sickle Arkansas Moss Tulane Gibson Voights Northwestern Mike West Virginia Docherty Temple France Babartsky Fordham Matis Pittsburgh Kevorkian Harvard Callaway Stanford. The list spans guards centers quarterbacks halfbacks fullbacks with numerous universities and a wide field of players.
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Clark
Stanford
Merrill
Dartmouth
Nelson
Missouri
Mason
Iowa
Daddie
Pittsburgh
Platakis
Duquesne
van Sickle
Arkansas
Moss
Tulane
Gibson
Davis
Southern California
Gomez
Santa Clara
Meek
California
Logg
Washington
Palau
Fordham
Huffman
Indiana
Schmidt
Navy
Sandbach
Princeton
Ewart
Yale
Furey
Columbia
Chickernee
Kidd
Holy Cross
Call
Utah
Magnusson
Utah Aggies
Vanzo
Northwestern
Art Guepe
Marquette
Wilkinson
Minnesota
O'Reilly
Puplis
Notre Dame
Dye
Ohio State
Haerr
Baldwin-Wallace
Loftin
Sheridan
Texas
Russell
Baylor
Finley
Southern Methodist
McClure
McCall
Caldwell
Rice
Cardwell
Nebraska
Elder
Kansas State
Hewes
Oklahoma
Hitchcock
Auburn
Konemann
Georgia Tech
Kilgrow
Alabama
Guckeyson
Maryland
Pickle
Mississippi State
K. Davis
Johnson
Kentucky
Hackney
Duke
Kabeala
Alfonso
Brandstatter
Palumbo
Farkas
Detroit
Jefferson
Wojcihowski
Wilkie
McCormick
Cuff
Schoen and Noble
Brumbaugh
Meyer
Army
LaRue
Goldberg
Karlish
Pennsylvania
Jaeger
Colgate
Jack White
Kaufman
Biffle
Albright
Stopper
Villanova
Mowrey
Temple
Frank
Reckmack
Syracuse
Hollingsworth
Ingram
Roberts
Harvard
Miller
Hobart
Aram
Tommerson
Wisconsin
Cain
Haines
Gray
Oregon State
Coffis
Brigham
Blower
Cornell
Williams
U.C.L.A
Pawelko
Wolfe
Friedman
Sprague
Corvette
Breeden
Handley and Peacock Declared Free Agents by Landis
Baseball commissioner K M Landis ruled infielder Lee Handley and catcher John G Peacock free to contract with any club except the Reds or their affiliates He said Toronto had no control over their contracts and that the Reds effectively dictated Toronto s handling of the players
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K. M. Landis
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Cincinnati
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Reds
Landis
Toronto
Ralph Guldahl Wins Augusta Open Tourney
Ralph Guldahl captured the Augusta Open championship with a 72 hole total of 283 in a $6,000 event at Augusta Georgia. He edged Harry Cooper by two strokes as 30 players finished at 295 or better and both men tied the Forest Hills course record with 67s.
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U.P
Ralph Guldahl
Bobby Jones
Guldahl
Jones
Horton Smith
Smith
Guldah
Johnny Goodman
Harry Cooper
Ralph
Cooper
Forest Hills
Topsy Turvy Season Ends On Gridiron
A retrospective on a chaotic football season with upsets defying experts. Navy defeated Are my 7 to 0 while Columbia edged Stanford 7 to 0 on a kickoff return, keeping Santa Clara undefeated. The piece notes unexpected losses for Minnesota Northwestern Notre Dame Ohio State Pitt Fordham and Holy Cross.
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Aremy
Lou Little
Columbia Lions
Stanford
George Furey
Santa Clara
Texas Christian
Gophers
Minnesota
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Pitt
Panthers
Bucks
Little Duquesne
West Virginia Wesleyan
Dukes
Fordham
Rams
Holy Cross
St. Anselm's
Cigarette Production Estimated at 1935 Peak
The U S Department of Commerce estimates 1935 U S cigarette production reached 158 656 000 000 units. This large figure reflects national output across the industry during the mid decade.
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Indiana Captures Cross Country Team Title
Indiana won the A A U cross country team title in Newark New Jersey led by Donald Lash who won the individual in 32 37. Lash paced Tommy Deckard to the tape by 350 yards as Earl Applegate placed sixth and Northwestern’s Zamperilli finished fifth but was ineligible for team score. The Millrose A A of New York was second with 63 points and Manhattan College third with 70.
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N. J
U.pc
Donald Lash
Indiana
Lash
Tommy Deckard
Andy
Hawk) Zamperilli
Northwestern
Hoosiers
Earl Applegate
Millrose A.A
New York
Manhattan College
Caroline Sterzinger Dies After Repeated Attempts
Austrian dancer Caroline Ann Sterzinger, 33, died by suicide after a final act of poisoning. She had previously survived 15 prior attempts and left a farewell note stating she was tired of life.
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Vnllach
Austria
Caroline Ann Sterzinger
Old harnesses from Sweden fascinate Wisconsin hunter
Nels Alm returned from Sweden with two historic harnesses. One dates to around 1600 and another from the early 1700s.
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Balsam Lake
Wis
U.P
Sweden
Stewart Bowl Narrowly States Victory Over Marshfield
Waterloo Township's basketball team edged Stewart 19 to 18 on the local floor to complete a second league win. Waterloo led 11-6 at halftime and 16-8 after three quarters, fending off a fourth‑quarter comeback by Stewart. In a preceding game, Stewart girls beat New Marshfield 19–18.
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Waterloo
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Boston and Giants Meet for Title
The Packers clinched the Western division with a 26 to 17 win over the Lions as the Bears topped the Cardinals. Boston led the Eastern group by beating the Pirates 6 to 0, while the Giants can clinch the division with a win over the Redskins next Sunday. Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 13 to 7 in the other NFL game.
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Boston Redskins
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Packers
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Boston
Pittsburgh
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Giants
Redskins
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Young Cambridge girl seen as Radcliffe’s youngest student
Miriam Roback, age 15, is believed to be Radcliffe College’s youngest student. A Cambridge public schools graduate, she avoids grind and balances studies in classical literature and higher mathematics with athletics and music.
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Mass
U.P
Miriam Roback
Radcliffe College
Cambridge Public
Miss Roback
Tiger as Rose Bowl mascot fuels LSU travel quandary
Henry McLemore reports LSU faces a Rose Bowl dilemma if Louisiana State University must share a railroad compartment with Mike the Bengal tiger. The tiger’s cost, appetite, and untamed temperament threaten the trip as Washington and coach Jim Phelan decide LSU or Alabama as Pasadena opponent.
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Augusta
Louisiana State University
Jimmy Phelan
Washington
Alabama
Pasadena
Tiger
Mike
Bernie Moore
L. U
Auburn
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