Southern Methodist Tops National Grid Rankings
Southern Methodist leads the weekly top ten after a 21 0 victory over U L A at Los Angeles. Princeton Minnesota California North Carolina Texas Christian Louisiana State and Notre Dame compete for high spots as season play continues.
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York
Southern Methodist
Princeton
Minnesota
California
North Carolina
Texas Christian
Rice
Louisiana State
Ala DaMay
Mnolte
Los Angeles
Gophers
Lousiana State
Pug Lund
Stan Kostka
Frank Larson
Ballyhoo
Tar Heels
Steam Roller
Alabama
L.S
New Orleans
South
Southwest
Dixie
Trish
Dick Hanley Prefers Life Beyond Coaching Career
Dick Hanley says he has no urge to return to coaching. He plans to keep busy with insurance sales and enjoys his Saturdays away from the pressures of football. He notes a sense of relief after sixteen seasons and looks forward to peaceful weekends.
Long Sucker List on Football Pools
Henry McLemore exposes office pool schemes in which employees buy weekly slips predicting college games. The piece notes inflated odds, tie rules counting as losses, and widespread attempts to lure workers into betting for money.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Eagle
California
Washington
Notre Dame
Northwestern
St. Marys
Fordham
Wiaois
Michigan
Dickinson
Gettysburg
Maryland
Indianna
Oregon
Oregon State
Michigan State
Marquette
Mississippi
Tennessee
Tulane
Georgia
St. Mary's
Neelaf
Fomtad
Foetsooty
United Press Sports Department
Colteces
Jabs by Terps and associates in wartime boxing feature
A garbled boxing roundup lists bouts and results across multiple cities and clubs. Names such as Maurice Strickland, Charlie Badami, Tommie Freeman, and Curley Heuman appear alongside locations like Philadelphia, New York, Oakland, and Reading.
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TUF Association
Toemms Lourhran
Philadelphia
Maurice Strickland
Pneland
Jork
Quincy
Dover
Calit
Oakland
Manila
Asgless
Hankinson
Akron
Honolulu
Vorstand
Ceretino Garcia
Howard Jones Sees Trojans in Clash With Stanford Machine
Coach Howard Jones notes USC aims to rebound after a 3 0 loss to Stanford and prepares for a demanding slate including Washington State, Hawaii, Santa Clara, and St Marys while praising the Trojan defense and passers led by Bill Gaisford before injuries and flu affected play.
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Howard Jones
Trojans
Stanford
Pacific Coast
Southern California
Washington State
Los Angeles Coliseum
U Cc. L.A
University of Hawaii
Honolulu
Santa Clara
St. Marys
Far West
Midwest
Loyola-Michigan State
San Francisco University
Denver U
California
Palo Alto
Montana
Missoula
Washington
Broncs
St Marys Gaels
San Francisco
Stanford-Monana
Stanfor
Call. of
Pacific California
Oregon
Bill Gaisford
Indians
Gene Hibbs
Gaisfords Place
Trojan
Californa
Hawkeyes Face Purdue with Heavier Line Averages
Coach Ossie Solem fields one of Iowa's biggest football teams for the Purdue game. The line could average nearly 220 pounds with Leytze replacing Walker at left tackle and Crayne, Osmaloski and Lannon recovering from injuries. Practice emphasized passing as Iowa plans two more workouts before leaving for Kramer, Indiana.
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The
Gazette
Iowa City
Ossie Solem
Minnesota
University of Iowa
Purdue
Salem
Rudy Leytze
Corney Walker
Hawkeye
Floyd DeHeer
Jim Kelley
Gene Liggett
John Hild
Homer Harris
Bob Lannon
de Heer
Leytze
Kelley
Liggett
Osmaloski
Akin
Hild
Crayne
Simmons
Lannon
Indiana
Sloppe Advances On Cochran in Cochran Cup Tournament
San Francisco player Welker Cochran leads the worlds championship three cushion billiard meet after a day’s rest. Cochran remains undefeated. Willie Hoppe closes the gap by beating Otto Rosse. Other results include Reiselt’s win, Mateurama’s upset over Kreckhefer, Thornblad’s victory over Wadl, and Tavton’s win in Chicago.
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Chicago
INS
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Cochran
Willie Hoppe
Otto Rosse
New Yorker
Reiselt
Kimer Mateurama
Cinta Hee
Apis Kreckhefer
Arthur ‘Thornblad
Allen Wadl
Chietango
Tiff
Kansas City
Johnoy Tavton
St. Laur
Martches
Plans Launched For Another Pro Grid Loop
A new eight club professional football league named the American League was announced by Dr Harry A March. It will run from New England to Baltimore with promoters to pick actual members next month. Prospective members listed include New York Washington Pittsburgh Cheyenne Newark Albany Buffalo Paterson, among others.
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New York
Stedger Tee Faltimore
Newark
Elise Ttered
Albany
Paterson
Tuffalo
Akion
Dereaty Caty
Big Ten All Stars Sought by Coaches Amid Deep Candidates
The 1935 All Big Ten team selection faces a near impossible task with six deep at most positions. Top names include Jay Berwanger and Merle Wendt from 1934, with many contenders from Illinois Ohio State Minnesota and Northwestern for every slot.
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William Weekes
Associated Press
Chicago
Jay Berwanger
Ed Widseth
Minnesota
Merle Wendt
Ohio State
Northwestern
Trevor Rees
Bob Lannon
Homer Harris
Iowa
Matt Patanelli
Michigan
Len Lovshin
Wisconsin
Wrestling Results from Associated Press Event
In Harrisburg and Newark reports, Kamppfers of Germany defeated Freddie Meyer of Chicago, with one fall. O Mahoney of Milwaukee defeated Michel McCoy 20% points in a low fall. Ed Don Coever of New York defeated Charley Strack of Colzate in one fall.
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Associated Fress
Nhariusburg
Lans Kamppfers
Germany
Freddie Meyer
Chicago
Milwaucker
Danny O'Mahoney
Treland
Michel McCoy
Bone Low
N. Jiem
Don Coever
New York
Charley Strack
Colzate
Johnson Re-Elected To Presidency Of Raiders
ARRY S. JOHNSON was re elected president of the Cedar Rapids Baseball association at the annual meeting Tuesday night King Thompson was re elected vice president secretary L E Hy Henry and Treasurer Peter Bailey were also re elected The executive board includes Bill Bartlett and Howard Hammr among other directors listed Johnson plans to continue rebuilding the 1936 club with St Louis Cardinal ties He will attend the National Association of Minor League Baseball meeting in Dayton Ohio to discuss Cardinal affiliation and Branch Rickey The Raider reserve list gained Clements and Ehlers who finished the season with Rochester in the International circuit No other roster details were released and Cedar Rapids will begin spring work with a strong candidate group under Manager Cap Crossley
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Arry S. Johnson
Cédar Rapids Baseball Association
King Thompson
L. E. “Hy” Henry
Peter Bailey
Bill Bartlett
Howard Hahmr
Joe Danzinger
Ray Cutbert
Ira R. Brooks
Horace Hedg*es
Don Hines
Frank Kanak
A. L. Killian
L. D. Ross
Art Walbrand
Johnson
St. Louis Cardinal
National Association of Minor League Baseball
Dayton
Branch Rickey
Cardinal
Raider
Clements
Omaha
Ehlers
Rochester
Cedar Rapids
Cap Crossley
Grinnell Pioneers Rally Sparks Coe Clash Preview
Coe faces a gritty Grinnell squad with a three touchdown Drake loss and a win over Carleton shaping the test. Coe drills emphasize pass defense as late season morale and focus remain concerns for the Crimson ahead of Saturday’s conference matchup.
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Grinnell
Coe
Pioneers
Michigan State
Creighton
Drake
Carleton
Kohawks
Ebymen
Carls
Crimson
Interest Surges in Economics at Harvard University
Harvard University enrollment figures from the faculty of arts and sciences show rising student interest in economics government and sociology. Other courses with increased enrollment include psychology history English and music.
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Cambridge, Mass
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Harvard University
County tournament committee named for James county event
Center Junction superintendent R E Beall and Martelle superintendent F A Fossler join Olin principal T A Jansen on the committee for the James county basketball tourney to be held in Olin February 13 and 14. The Jones county league includes Morbey, Olin, Wyoming, Onslow, Oxford Junction and Center Junction.
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Center Junction
R. E. Beall
F. A. Fossler
Martelle
T. A. Jansen
Olin
Morbcy
Wyoming
Onslow
Oxford Junction
Cyclones Drill For Grudge Game With Bulldogs
Ames Iowa State coach George Veenker plans one more hard drill before the grudge game with Drake in Des Moines. The Cyclones focus on timing the forward pass and scoring efficiency while refining line battles for right tackle and fullback roles.
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Ames
Iowa State
Drake
Des Moines
George Veenker
Cyclones
Veenker
Bulldogs
Gordon Camp
Waterloo
Harold Schafroth
Henry Johnson
al Waite
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Brillant
Anely Pitney
Onnol
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Abeer
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Chi- Cun
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Dick Hanley
Aly
Ohio
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Ans
Athey
Pomient
Eagles
Syracuse
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Penn
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St. Mary’s
Texas
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Sport
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Bill Shuler
Stan Pincura
Abe Micka
John McKnight
Henry
Foellinois
Wib Henry
Yankee Stadium
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Louisiana
Abe Michal
Howard H. Jones
America Board of Football
L. S. Pat
Stagg
College of Porfie
Bears
Amos Alanza
Fighting Little Band
Stockton
Cougars
Boyea
Tapsea
Alffo OM Victor
Baows
Christofferson
Hawa
Gearlhard
Dougherty
Tavors
Idaho
Moscow
Portland U
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Denver
Hawkeyes
Walker
Kramer
Ind
Sloppe
New Zealand
BIG Ten
Hamrick
Widseth
Charles Hamrick
Chuck Galbreath
Illinois
Park Wray
Joe Chambers
John Glomeyeske
John Viergever
Connie Walker
Inwood Smith
Jim Karcher
Vern Oech
Charles Wilkinson
Minneosia
Paul Tangora
Eddie Gryboski
Ted Livingston
Gomer Jones
al Lind
Elvin Sayre
Bob Zuppke
Reed Kelso
Dale Rennebohm
Waldorf
LeVoir
Lynn Waldorf
Vernal
Babe” le Voir
Glen Seidel
Gopher
Bill Renner
Vern Huffman
Berwanger
Clarence “Tuffy” Thompson
George Roscoe
Joe’ Williams
Dick Heekin
Frank Boucher
John Bettridge
Dick Crayne
Town
Lowell Spurgeon
Les Lindberg
Don Heap
Wally Crukce
Cecil Isbell
Tom MecGannon
Roy Eads
Sheldon Beise
Ozzie Simmons
Towa
John Decker
Hugh Duvall
Eddie Jankowski
Wendel Walker
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Wampler
Russ
Limbert Bros
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