Notre Dame Meets Northwestern In Top Ranked Showdown
Northwestern seeks a perfect season as Notre Dame aims to halt the Wildcats after a late surge. The Irish, bolstered by returnees Vic Woi jchikowski and Steve Miller, hold the edge in recent scores and face a skeptically peaking Northwestern defense.
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Michigan Football Faces Second Consecutive Western Defeat Era
Detroit UPI reports Michigan struggles in the Big Ten with six conference losses in 1934 and two wins in 1935 under Kipke. The piece notes limited material, revised admission rules, and a young roster led by sophomores Siegel Vandewater Smith Hook with seniors Panatelli Garber Sweet, while Northwestern edged the Wolverines 9–0 in a recent game.
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Simmons May Warm Bench at Temple Clash
Ozzie Simmons may finish his Hawkeyes career on the bench against Temple Owls as Iowa shifts backs in a Monday scrimmage. Coach Ossie Solem cites defensive prep and seeks a better combination after recent performances. The trip to Philadelphia includes light drills and a Friday stadium workout as eight Hawkeyes close out their Iowa careers.
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Grimes vows Dodgers will drop burlesque and joke economy
Brooklyn manager Burleigh Grimes told reporters at his first Dodgers press conference that there will be no more funny business. He will demand serious, hard fighting play from the team and criticized past lighter moments. He also said he would trade any player if it benefits the club, but would not part with Van Mungo for Carl Hubbell or Dizzy Dean.
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Dick Raines Tops Wrestling Hand In The Southwest
Dick Raines, a Dallas Texas cowboy matman, posts a semi windup against Jack Reeder of Hot Springs Arkansas as Eddie Jennings pumps him up for the Memorial Coliseum card. Raines, 240 pounds and six feet tall, has faced champions like Strangler Lewis and drawn with Man Mountain Dean in his ascent to the big time.
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Cage Officials Invited to YMCA League Meeting
Basketball officials interested in working YMCA league games are invited to attend a meeting at the YMCA tonight at 7 15 led by Y athletic director Gurney Day.
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Five UT Football Players Out of State on 50 Man Team
The University of Texas football roster shows only five players from outside Texas among 50 squad members. It also notes that 31 players are still in their teens, highlighting a young team composition.
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Northwestern Tops In Week's Voting In AP College Poll
Northwestern retained the No. 1 spot for the third straight week with 337 points, beating Minnesota by six as 17 of 37 voters named the Wildcats as the nation’s best. Minnesota had 331 points, with Fordham receiving several first-place votes.
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Irish Seek Upset in Week's Headline South Bend Showdown
The picture signals Notre Dame's bid to topple Northwestern this Saturday in a headline game at South Bend. Experts note the Irish face a roller coaster season but have an outside shot if their passing attack fires.
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Franklin Scores Two Touchdowns On One Scrimmage Play
Franklin, coached by Orville Rust, defeated Newton 31 to 7. The Thunderbolts scored twice on a single kickoff play, when Bob Lorence recovered a loose ball in the end zone after Newton failed to cover, following Don Kinch’s 50 yard kickoff return for a first score.
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Michigan State Captures Harrier Title Again
Michigan State's Kenneth Waite won the five mile I C A A A meet in 26 26.3 as the Spartans claimed their fourth straight varsity cross country crown at Van Cortlandt Park with a 46 point team score. Manhattan was runner up with 66 points.
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Gamblers Try To Bribe Haverhill Players In Football Plot
In Haverhill Massachusetts two star backfield players Don Mitchell and Leo Thomas rejected a gamblers offer of 25 dollars each to throw the Lawrence game which Haverhill won 25 to 0. Center Harry Carifi was also approached with a similar prospect.
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Simmons To Play With Des Moines Pro Team
Art Daniels president of the Des Moines Comets says Ozzie Simmons has tentatively agreed to appear for Des Moines in their game against the Chicago Calumets November 29. Simmons ends his Iowa career after the Hawk Eyes face Temple in Philadelphia this Saturday.
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Texas share croppers fall from 21.2 to 15.3 percent
Government figures show share croppers declined from 21.2 percent of the Texas farm population in 1930 to 15.3 percent in 1935.
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