Surprises And Upsets In 1935s Sport Kingdom
Read of surprises and upsets across the 1935 season with Steiner placed at guard on All Stars while notable players did not participate for Indivia. The report highlights standout performances and shifts in team selections across the United States, reflecting a dynamic period in sports.
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U.S
Steiner
ALL Stars
1998 Local Situation Gloomy Highlights Sports
The article reviews a string of local and national sports events, noting football and basketball results, high school and college standings, and notable performances. It highlights a three way football tie, conference races, and standout figures like Rush, Catego, Stolper, and regional boxing and tennis successes. It also mentions major national results in boxing, tennis, golf, and track, with broader reflections on the era’s athletic landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teats
Concord
Rambiln
Red Tool
Dinenfeld
Eireles
Ramsey
Faorels
Oak HI
Mullene
Usry
Hinton
Heckley
Rush
Garr
Catego
Oals
Fill
al West Virginia
Max Stolper
Beaver
Run High
Sam Cohn
Decklay
Charley Turner
Curtie Merkel
Roanoke
Rives Jones
Dick McQuall
Lewey LubMner
Salt Flats
Utah
Malcolm Campbell
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
Notre Dame
California
Cornell
Poughkeepsie
Sam Parke
Adolf Crown
Oak
England
Fred Perry
Louis
Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Brigtain
United Biazea
Dartmouth
Yale
Toronto Maple Leafs
Loa
Sttraight Gamax
Montreal Maroona
Boston Braves
Famom Athletics
Lnes
Mississippi
Southern Methodist
Pony Express
Gt Fighting Machinery
Jon Louis
Detroit
Bpantah
Paulino Uzeudun
Nealnss
Louie
Castle
Wil Vam Tweddell
Rome
Hone Ao Wade
Cleveland
Ruegeasion
Little
Warker
Walter Emery
Oklahoma
Fen Champlain
Alona
Midnnesota
Fta Ality
Davis
Alabama
St. Louie Cardinals
New York Giants
Ohio State
Northwestern
Jesse Qwene
Lincoln
Neb
Eulace Peacock
Temple University
Glenn Cunninghamn
Holter
Eeagun
New Zealand
Jack Lovelock
Princeston University
Fred Verry
Wilmer Allison
Forest Hills
Europe
Fingnenk
Wrestlers Clash In High Stakes Midweek Bout
Florida’s Bil Middlekauff meets Walter Underhill in a planned wrestling showdown arranged by matchmaker Weinberg for Wednesday night. Henry Graber faces Dutch Schultz with Graber undefeated here, and Schultz’s Nazi-era stance adds political edge to the rugged bout. The card features top wrestlers from Oklahoma, Colorado, Utah, and North Carolina in a busy program across multiple divisions.
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Henry
Henry Graber
Dutck Schultz
Bil Middlekauff
University of Florida
Walter Underht
Weinberg
Sport Srenas
Lwafalla
Florida
Strib
Schults
Graber
Germany
Hitler
Coaches Clash Over Press Facilities And 1936 Rules
Coaches urged better press-box facilities and honest coverage at the annual session. Stanley Woodward led calls for cooperation and openness in recruiting and subsidies, while Dan McGugin explained new SEC openness. Little named to frame 1936 rule changes with proposals on goal posts and game flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Woodward
New York Herald- Tribune
Football Writers’ Association
Waloney
Woodward
East
Southeastern Conference
Dan McGugin
Vanderbilt
Little
National Rules Committee
Lou Little
New York
Dearmond
Tusa) McLaughry
Brown
Coaches’ Sappciation
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Willan H. Cowell
New Hampshire
Harry G. Kipke
Michigan
H. C
Fritz) Crigter
Princeton
Urge Improved Grid Conditions For Safer Play
A historical article urges better conditioning and equipment in football to reduce fatalities. It highlights opening up play for protection of quarterbacks and kickers, with emphasis on warming up and eliminating dangerous tackling practices. Professor Eastwood notes most fatalities occur in specific game quarters and involve players such as halfbacks ends and ends, with a large share during tackling and piling incidents.
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Scholastic Basketball Scores Mixed From Princeton Meet
Readable line shows Princeton 81 Eletpe 24 lout Creek 18 Alumni 46 Pardons 23 Terra Alta 37 Parkersburg 4 Polat Pleasant. Odds and team names appear garbled but indicate a sequence of scholastic basketball scores from a regional meet or roundup.
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Princeton
Eletpe
Lout Creek
Alumni
Pardons
Terra Alta
Parkersburg
Polat Pleasant
College Basketball Scores From Springheld Event
Harvard led with 24 points while Wittenberg scored 35 Salem had 12 and Oglethorpe recorded 8 in a brief collegiate basketball summary from Springheld.
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Springheld
Harvard
Wittenberg
Salem
Oglethorpe
Champions in All Sports for 1986
A sweeping 1986 champions list highlights senior crews from West Side Rowing Club and New York A C, with top national and North American titles across swimming skiing and soccer. Standout names include Molly Schaefer and Sonja Helnie, alongside teams from Buffalo Philadelphia Toronto and Detroit, reflecting a broad array of events and victors.
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Buffalo
Bachelora Barge
Philadelphia
Dean A. C
West Side Rowing Club
New York A. C
Wee Side Rowing Club
Weend
Molly
Schaefer
Ana- Noni
Sonja Helnie
Orwa
Rotin Lee
Minter Ocational
Maribel Vinson
Bodton
Dfontgomery
Stix-Basr-Fuller
SL Loulg
Pawtucket Rangers
Stix-Bacr- Puller
Maierican Lergie
Geron Etional Gumpings
Roy Mikkelson
Auburn
Calif
Vannes Schroll
New York
Detroit
Carnd- Bie Library Club
Homestead
Reuch Scinelle
Lchigan
James Gilhurt
Carroll
Oh Blanagan
Greater Mill
A. Milece
Madge Flonegan
Furfapt
Ichare Vegoner
Ay Phila
Wehard Dewener
Woaneter
Adolpa Klefer
Lake Bhore
Chicago
Birokadtoh
Wy Wine
Ulnexville
Joanina
Samenjeter Bledley
Lake Shore
Detroit A. Co
A. U
Olive McKean
Washington
A. O
Lenore
Lenora
Ataatats Kompa
Katherine Rawls
Miami
Beech
Wie
Mary Hosiger
Miami Oh
Fis
Plain
Fang
Dorothy Poynton Hil
Los Angeles
Annl Gambi
Exnlofsion
Vom
Sanncis
Winuledon
Mons
Te Crawford
Adrian la Avaty
Winniedon
Freda Anion
Wintiedyn
Univ. of California
Lighter Side of Tragedy Quipped Response Then A Fatal Twist
A dismissive stranger greets disaster with a cold joke as a man learns his friend faced a grim home scene. The tale recounts a man named Joe who, upon discovering his wife with another, killed both and then turned the gun on himself in a chilling parlor incident. The exchange ends with the grim punch line that the tragedy could have been worse.
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Bob Burns
Bia
Southern methodists favorite of coaches win rose bowl game
Football coaches at the annual Associated Press poll favored Southern Methodists to win the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day. Of 17 voters, eight picked Michigan State’s Michigan Union, eight favored Stanford, and two were non-committal. The eight MU supporters included Bachman, McLaughry, Norton, Shaughnessy, Bierman, Snagely, Jones, and Faurot.
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New York
Associated Press
Southern Methodist
Stanford
M. U
Stub Allison
California
Fritz Crisler
Princeton
Charley Bachman
Michigan State
Tuss McLaughry
Brown
Mountaineers Defeat Western Reserve 47 41
Mountaineers beat Western Reserve 47 to 41 in a hard fought game. Notable players Lou Fuit tle from Columbia Harry Kipker from Michigan Bill Cowell from New Hampshire Mal Stevens from NYU Adam Waley from Bowdoin Jock Sutherland from Pittsburgh and Vic Hanson from Syracuse were listed in the report.
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Indians
Lou Fuittle
Colume ‘Bia
Harry Kipker
Michigan
Bill Cowell
New Hampeslire
Mal Stevens
New York University
Adam Waleh
Bowdoin
Jock Sutherland
Pittshburgh
Vic Hanson
Syracuse
Mountaineers
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Simpson
Barna
Heater
Phares
Gocke
Sawnewnne
Fizer
Jane
Marcus Gamenn
Gon
Sidinger
Flaishman
Bate
Cihlar
Ragatro
Rupp
Lebanon Valley
Bradley
Track Stars Face Delayed Start In Rain Plague
New Orleans December 28. Heavy rain postponed the opening track events at the winter sports carnival. Veterans Glenn Cunningham Glenn Dawson Jack Torrance and Glenn Hardin are entered as they aim for a 1926 Berlin Olympic trial. The carnival resumes Monday afternoon weather permitting and on New Year’s Day LSU faces Texas Christian in the Sugar Bowl football game with LSU meeting Pitt on January 2 in the Sugar Bowl basketball set.
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Glenn Cunninghate
Glenn Dawson
Jack Torrance
Glenn Hardin
Olympic peMormere
Berlin
Louisiana State University
Texas Christian University
Lousiana State
University of Pittsburgh
Christmas program entertains Glen Alum grade school
Glen Alum West Virginia reports a lively Christmas program Friday evening with children from every grade performing songs and plays. Ada Lor Roache won first prize’s scare, Blanche Dunman took consolation. Mrs Freeman hosted the Bridge Club, with a salad course and gifts exchanged. Various local residents are mentioned visiting, traveling, or attending events in Williamson and nearby towns.
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Glen Alum
Erade Acost
Freeman Deifehtiuth
Ada Lor Roache
Mita Blanche Dunman
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Marequette
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Olympics Club
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Keng
Joseph B McCluskey
Thomas
Otley
Michigan State College
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Harry Hinkel
Pearcy Beard
Dala Schofield
Gait Lake City
Tom Moore
Olympic Club
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Cornellia Johnson
Polo Wall
Earle Meadows
William Sefton
Roland Romero
Loyola University
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Hulece Peacock
Patrick Dengis
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A. A. Bierathon
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Arlington
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Onteorm Club
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Fulton, A
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Dctagon Club
Barbara Howe
Boston Bwimming Association
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Ape MacDonald
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A. & M. College
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West Virginia
Paul D. Olejar
Charleston
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Union High School
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Carl P. Schott
Morgantown
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Virginia
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Jack Boddy
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Michael Stakarud
Norway
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Madtvin Swinson
Minneapolia
Elt Klein
Mveoj
aAlex
Hurd
Toronto
Kit Kieln
Siascard Welay
Waahburs
Masa
Farious
Southern Methodists
W, VA
Ada L
ROUGH
Migstore
Whitley
Houdeva
North Tazewell
Mra
Francie Jr
Anne Rachel Francis
J. M. Roache
Clarence Lone
Walles Weethee
Convinescine
John Cleva Jr
C. B. Smith
Buzzy” Sulter
Wiamson
C. Pp. Carter
A. ¢. Dunman
Jerry
Carter
D. H. Jarrett
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