Top college football ranks 1935 feature SMU Princeton Minnesota
1935 roundup ranks Southern Methodist Princeton Minnesota atop the list with Louisiana State and Texas Christian close behind. Stanford Ohio State North Carolina California Fordham also noted as competing among the nation’s leading teams.
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Stanford
Ohio State
North Carolina
California
Fordham
Southern Methodist
Princeton
Minnesota
Louisiana State
Texas Christian
Texas
Bayou Tigers
Rice
ISU
Bernie Moores
Tigers
Ing Chillengers
Southeastern Partermee Sanors
Tar Heels
Bears
Purdue
Lawrence Kelley Chosen Yale 1936 Football Captain
Lawrence W Kelley of Williamsport Pa a brilliant end was elected captain of Yale football team for 1936 at a New Haven ceremony.
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New Haven
Wisconsin Defeats DePauw 18 16 In Opening Game
Wisconsin edged DePauw 18 to 16 in a tightly played season opener at Madison. Both teams traded leads, the halftime score was DePauw 12 Wisconsin 9, and defense dominated with several missed free throws and a six lead changes.
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Wisconsin
DePauw
Madison
Wis
Badgers
Hickman
Demark
Mason
Reinhart
Moore
Fuller
Youngblood
Rooney
Kineally
Stere
Bateman
Jones
Weaner
Mitchell
Youngblood Fuller Stege
Reinhart Jones
Weener
Fuller Stege
John Schommer
Chicago
H C Warren
South Bend
Dick Crayne Named Most Valuable On Iowa Eleven
Captain Dick Crayne, right halfback, has been named the most valuable player on the 1935 University of Iowa football team. His teammates accorded him the same honor last year.
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Dick Crayne
Iowa
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Iowa fish and game restoration seeks more support
EF T Schwob, chairman of the Iowa conservation commission fish and game department, urged raising funds and securing backing from fish and game associations and sportsmen at a Delaware County meeting held Monday night in Manchester.
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Manchester
Fish and Game Associations
Iowa
EF T Schwob
Fish and Game Department
Iowa Conservation Commission
Manchester Court House
Delaware County Fish and Game Association
Radio Schedule Echoes 1940s NBC CBS WABC WJZ Lineup
A dense listing of radio programs across networks NBC CBS and WABC WJZ detailing times hosts orchestras and acts from 10:00 a.m. through 11:30 p.m. including Grace and Eddie Mrs Wires of the cabbner patch Lee Gordon Mae quartet and Wayne King orchestra with numerous station links and chain stations.
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Grace
Eddie
NBC
WJZ Chain
Bay On
Bowe
WEAP
Slaney Raphael
CBS
WABC
Jack
Loretta Clemens
Weaf Kyw
WJZ
Mrs Wires of
Cabbner Patch
WBBM
WCCO
Kmox U
Army Band
William Hiran
Foulkes
Nbcr
Weaf Chain
Simpson Boys
Sprucehead Bay
Gould and Shefter
CSS
Morryv
WEAF
Noti
Home Hour
Wjz Cha'n Afternoon 1200- Pedrint
WGST
Lee Cgiordon
Mae
Charly Boulanger
Orch
Tnbc
Enor Rae Atte Dale
Wecco
Tov Tanite
Ruth Lyon
Sorrano
Tueen
Chan
PTA
WRBM
Kennedy
Elie Orech
WIZ Chapel Rob
Scotty
Bob
Woman's Radio Review
Curtis Institute of Music
U_ 8
Jerry Cooper
KMOX
Betty Marlowe
Buck Rowers
Ken Sparnow
Inbci
Bobby Besson
Sunny Jim
Kyw
Myrt
Marven
the Ezra
Weap Wow
Ealiox
Eben Kate Sm
INBC
Wayne Kingorch
NBC Weaf
WOW
Burns
Allen
WRAM
Lawes
Wabc West Ware Ween
WFAF
Lud Gluskin
CPS
Red Sloane
Ty Fidler
WATIC
WGOST
Fterbie
Henry Halstead Orch
WABT
Weco
Road-Drying Tread Promises Extra Safe Winter Driving
Goodrich engineers unveil a winter tire tread that acts like a windshield wiper. The Silvertown tread features three center ribs that sweep water and slush from the road, leaving the outer cleats to grip. This design aims to reduce tailspin skids and offer year round protection with the Life-Saver Golden Ply. See your Goodrich dealer tomorrow.
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Goodrich
Silvertown
Silvertowns
Connie Mack sales rumors spark Foxx market talk
Jimmy Foxx has told reporters Mack plans to move him to another club, with Boston Red Sox speculated as a possible destination. Foxx expects a salary renegotiation despite a remaining two-year deal, a pattern that mirrors ongoing football coach market chatter about Bernie Bierman and others.
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Connie Mack
Jimmy Foxx
Jimmy
Mack
Foxx
Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Scotch Grove 4-H elects officers for 1936
The Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls 4-H club elected officers for 1936 led by Mrs. W. B. Clark. Eloise Kuhns was named president, Wilma Kuhns vice president, Marcella Otten secretary-treasurer, Ruth Clark reporter, Lois Naylor historian, and Eunice Kuhns sergeant at arms.
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Scotch Grove
Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls
Eloise Kuhns
Wilma Kuhns
Marcella Otten
Ruth Clark
Lois Naylor
Eunice Kuhns
W. B. Clark
Roosevelt and Wilson Face Local Prep Showdowns
Four city public high schools clash in varsity and sophomore games Friday night. Roosevelt visits Franklin, while Wilson hosts McKinley in two high‑stakes battles shaping the city title race. Roosevelt beat Keokuk last week. Franklin has yet to play this season. McKinley edged Muscatine as Wilson opened with a win over Mount Pleasant.
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Roosevelt
Franklin
Wilson
McKinley
Keokuk
Roughrider
Rust
Washington High
Muscatine
Wilson Five
Mount Pleasant
Gustine Chosen Captain Of Iowa State Eleven
Gustine of Moville was elected captain of the 1936 Iowa State football team by the 1935 lettermen. He has been a regular right end this season and previously earned his first major football letter. He also played regular left field for the Cyclone baseball team and won a major letter.
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Ames
Clarence Gustine
Moville
Iowa
Gustine
Cyclone
Nebraska
Kansas
Notre Dame Football Faces End of the System
Davis J. Walsh analyzes the Notre Dame system amid a rare defeat. He notes line shifts by Jimmy Crowley and critiques the approach of Knute Rockne era ideas, comparing Notre Dame to Holy Cross and other programs while weighing if the famed system is obsolete or evolving.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News Service
York
Fordham
Jimmy Crowley
Dr. Stevens
Notre Dame
America
Eddie Anderson
Holy Cross
Princeton
Dutch Bergman
Catholic University
Four Horsemen
Crowley
Layden
Stuhldre
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