Stanford Breaks SMU 7–0 in Rose Bowl Thriller
Stanford defeats Southern Methodist 7 to 0 at Pasadena in front of 85 000 fans. Boomer Bobby Grayson powers the Indian pack to hold off a Texas aerial attack as Stanford secures a Rose Bowl win. The game features key plays by Robert Bones Hamilton Jim Moscrip and Wes Muller. Former President Hoover attends with California and Texas officials observing.
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Pasadena
Stanford
Bobby Grayson
Crimson Acrobats
Southern Methodist University
Palo Alto
Abby Wilson
Texas Pony Express
Texas
Keith Topping
Robert
Bones) Hamilton
Topping
Grayson
Wes Muller
Bris Greene
Mustangs
William Paulman
Wilson
Muller
Indians
Blanford
Paulman
Jim Moscrip
Methodist
Jimmy Coffis
Bob Finley
Korchout
Bones Hamilton
Coffis
Southern Methodist
Herbert Hanger
California
Mic Hoover
Governor Allred
Je Ve H Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Janes
Center Point Merchants Win Fourth Straight
Center Point Merchants captured their fourth straight victory by defeating Rowley Independents. Hendryx and Booth led scoring with 14 points each as the team pulled ahead on the lit ters floor Monday. Brookman Skelly Otters remained undefeated with a 34-17 win over Bowles girls.
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Center Point
Center Point Merchants
Rowley Independents
Wiest
Hendryx
Booth
Brookman ~ Skelly Otters
Bowles
Iowa Hawkeyes Open Big Ten Play Versus Illinois
Iowa will host Illinois in the Big Ten opener after a 3-3 start. Captain John Barke and Sid Rosenthal have combined for 97 of 202 points, with Rosenthal leading the team at 52. Coach Rollie Williams notes steady improvement and plans full practices ahead of the Saturday game.
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Gazette
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Illnois
Hawkeye
Marquette
Rollie Williams
Ieava
Huni
Craig Ruby
Wisconsin
Wally Gaddis
John Barke
Sid Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Joe van Ysseldyk
Ken Suessens
Willams
Milwaukee
Iowa
Carleton
Loyola of Chicago
Pittsburgh
James Mislikin
Western State Teachers
Three Redbirds and Tigers Dominate 1935 All Star Poll
The 1935 all star team mix includes three Cardinals and three Tigers with Connie Mack's Athletics and other clubs also represented. Arky Vaughan of the Pirates led vote getters at shortstop with 208 votes, while Leo Durocher trailed with 202.
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ST Lolis
Chicago Cubs
Allstar
Baseball Wasters’ Association
Sporting News Baseballs
Sto Tai Cardinals
Detroit
Detroit Tages Two Member of the Ne Yeon Gerts
Pittsburgh
Connie
Girt Oytchers
Greenberg
Louw Gethier
Yankees
Bill Terrs
Giants
Jimmy Foxx
Boston Red Son
Football scores from the college gridiron
Fragmented score roundup shows multiple games with unclear team names and results. Notable reads include a tie 0 0 and a 34 point output for Prairie View versus Detroit, with several entries garbled and overlapping school names.
Sugar Bowl Duel Ends 3-2 in Favor of Texas Christian
Texas Christian University Horned Frogs edge LSU Tigers 3-2 in a rain soaked Sugar Bowl thriller. TCUs Manton kicks the only field goal after a safety gave LSU two points. Baugh shines with punting and defense as both teams flood the field with offensive gambles.
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New Orleans
Texas Christian University
Horned Frogs
Louisiana State University
Tigers
Texas Christian
Lousiana State
Sammy Baugh
United Press
Louisiana State
Texas
Bill Cross
Will Walls
L. S
T. C
Taldon (Tilly) Manton
TCWU
Manton
TCU
LS WU
Los Uv
von Manton Dace K.cerd
Pats
Ber Leeboynter
Ams
Roscoe
Tor Sprrees
Nes Mar
Severance Ober
Roman Temple in France Yields Sacrificial Gems
A fragmentary report notes a Gallo Roman temple excavation near Freux in France uncovered jewels. Among the finds are gold rings with blue gems and an octagonal setting, suggesting ritual offerings from the era after Julius Caesar’s Gaul conquest.
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France
Jutus Carsea
Gaul
Marcel Baaudnut
Catholic U. Nips Mississippi In Orange Bowl Thriller
The Catholic University Cardinals edged the Mississippi Warriors 20 to 19 at Miami Stadium in a tense second Orange Bowl game. Washington DC based Catholic University broke a late charge by Mississippi with a steady offense and strong defense to claim the victory before about 10 000 fans on a sunny summer day.
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Miami, Fla
Cardinals
Catholic University
Mississippi University
Fighting Warriors
Washington, D. C
Dixie Boys
Mississippi
Old Miss
Miami Stadium
Northwestern Notre Dame Basketball Ends With Scoring Dispute
In Evanston a 20 to 19 Northwestern win over Notre Dame clashed with reports of a 20 to 20 tie. Official scorers credited Ray Meyer with one foul shot. writers listed two. Confusion followed as coaches and officials conferred before leaving the floor.
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Chicago
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Irish
Evanston
Ray Meyer
Arthur
Dutch” Lonborg
George Keegan
Pots Dame
McGill Plummer Tobin Set For Next Mat Card Show
Pat McGill of Omaha meets Lou Plummer in the main event at Memorial Coliseum. Also featured is Farmer Tobin from Rustic County Maine versus Otto Kuss of Indianapolis. Tobin headlines midwest tour with his famed whiskers and rough style.
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Memorial Coliseum
Pat McGill
Omaha
Lou Plummer
Farmer Tobin
Rustic County
Maine
Tobin
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Middle West
Otto Kuss
Indianapolis
McGill
Bern
Postville Alumni Win From High School
Postville alumni achieved a victory over a local high school in a recent contest. The match featured notable performances and a final score indicating a strong showing by the alumni team.
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Postville
Vinton Five Triumphs Over Iowa City Quintet 26 to 23
Vinton high defeated Iowa City high 26 to 23 on home floor in a rough, fast game. Stewart and Newton led Vinton with seven points each, while Miller led Iowa City with eleven points. A tense finish saw multiple fouls and disqualifications in the final period.
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Vinton
Iowa City
Vinton High
Iowa City High
Newton
Pooler
Amerine
Stewart
Miller
Iowa City Center
Gardner
Kellogg
Western League Set for 1936 Says President McLaughlin
Dr. A J McLaughlin, newly elected Western League president, anticipates a strong 1936 with six solid cities as a nucleus Omaha Cedar Rapids St Joseph Des Moines Davenport and Sioux City. A January 12 meeting in Davenport will settle the league lineup for next season with focus on attendance and fan support.
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Sioux City
A. J. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Davenport
Omaha
St. Joseph
Cedar Rapids
Lee Keyser
Des Moines
Twins Born to Britain’s Youngest Grandmother
Mrs Dorothy Lewis of London, aged 38, has twins becoming the youngest UK grandmother. She now has eleven children. her daughter Irene, 21, bore her first grandchild two years ago. Her grandchild Ronald was born near the same time as Catherine, her daughter.
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Britain
Dorothy Lewis
London
East Romps To 19-3 Win In Shrine Charity Game
East defeated the West 19-3 at EZAR Stadium in San Francisco before 50 000 fans. Coach Andy Kerr of Colgate shifted to a power game, guiding the eastern squad to their first Shrine Game win in four years.
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EZAR
San Francisco
Mississippi
Colgate
Andy Kerr
West
John Sylvester
Rice
Little Bill Kayo' Lam
Colorado
Ed Smith
Irwin
Gomer Jones
Ohio State
Dick Heekin
Ohio
Kerr
Dick Hanley
Cardinals Seek To Make Brooklyn Its Headquarters
The Daily News reports Sam Breadon owner of the St. Louis Cardinals plans a trade of the St. Louis and Brooklyn National league franchises to move the Cards to Brooklyn and send the Dodgers to St. Louis. Breadon says he discussed the plan with National League president Ford Frick and is prepared to include substantial cash plus the Cardinal franchise to relocate to Brooklyn with its chain store operations.
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New York
The
Daily News
Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Breadon
Ford Frick
Cardinal
Canada Also Favors Streamlined Turkeys
Ottawa reports big turkeys are going out of fashion as the agriculture department notes shrinking demand for large gobblers at home and for export. Breeders pursue small-boned birds with maximal meat. In 1935 eight months show 39.8 percent of all new US motor vehicles registered financed.
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Ont
Canadian Department of Agriculture
United States
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