Northwestern Faces Notre Dame In Top Showdown For 1935
Northwestern, seeking to extend a perfect slate, travels to South Bend to play Notre Dame, the Irish on the upswing after Army and aiming to ruin Northwestern’s bid for a national title. Coach Waldorf admits his team may be peaking late and must rebound from a rough November.
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Michigan Football Low Mood Cited in 1930s Era Slump
Chicago report notes Michigan’s slow decline after 1933 as Kipke’s cautious style contrasts with peers’ success. Critics cite school entrance rules and talent drain to rivals, with six conference defeats in 1934 and two in 1935. Young players emerge as sopohomores Don Siegel Clarence Vandewater Dan Smith Wally Hook.
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Simmons May Warm Bench At Temple
Ozzie Simmons, once a standout for Iowa, starts a second-string backfield role as the Hawkeyes prepare to face Pop Warner's Temple Owls in Philadelphia. Iowa shifts personnel, drills defense for Temple's aerial attack, and ends the season with several seniors playing final games.
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Dick Raines Tops Wrestling Hand In The Southwest
Dick Raines, a 240 pound Texas cowboy, headlines the Memorial coliseum as he meets Jack Reeder of Hot Springs in the semi main. The card also features Tony Felice versus Casey Berger in a return bout and Jack Kennedy against Darna Ostapovich in the opener.
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Dodgers Name Grimes Resolve to End Burlesque in 1944
Brooklyn new manager Burleigh Grimes declared at a press conference there will be no more burlesque or comedy with the Dodgers. He promised a serious, hard-fighting club and said he would trade any player if it helps the team. He ruled out a Van Mungo for Dizzy Dean swap and noted Mungo is 25 while Dizzy is near 30.
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Northwestern Tops In Week's Voting
Northwestern stays No 1 in the AP college football poll for the third straight week with 337 points, six ahead of Minnesota. Washington moves to sixth and LSU to fifth as Nebraska drops to 13th after a loss to Pittsburgh. Notre Dame climbs back into contention.
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Michigan State Harriers Win Fourth Straight IA AA A Title
23 year old Kenneth Waite of Jackson Michigan led Michigan State to their fourth consecutive varsity harrier championship at Van Cortlandt Park. He finished five miles in 26 26.3. Penn State’s Peter Clezy was second. MSU's strong scoring left them with 46 points, Manhattan runner up with 66. Richard Frey won the freshman title.
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Gamblers Try to Bribe Haverhill Players to Throw Game
In Haverhill Massachusetts two star backs Don Mitchell and Leo Thomas rejected a $25 bribe offer to throw the football game against Lawrence last Saturday. Center Harry Carifi was also approached with a similar temptation in Groveland. Haverhill won 25 to 0.
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Plain City imposes 9 p.m. curfew for youths
The village announces a 9 p.m. curfew in Plain City Ohio for all residents under 18. Mayor C D Perkins states the curfew will be enforced rigorously and without exception.
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Cage Officials Asked To Attend Y Meeting
Basketball officials invited to attend a meeting at the Y tonight at 7 15 in charge by Gurney Day Y athletic director. Only five of UT football squad of fifty are from out of state with 31 of 50 still in their teens.
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Franklin Scores 2 Touchdowns On 1 Scrimmage Play
Franklin football defeated Newton 31 to 7 in Cedar Rapids. The game featured a rare two touchdown score on a single kickoff mishap with Don Kinch racing 50 yards for the first score and Bob Lorence recovering the second kickoff at the goal line.
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Simmons to Play with Des Moines Pro Team
Art Daniels president of the Des Moines Comets announces Ozzie Simmons has tentatively agreed to appear in the Des Moines lineup for the November 29 game against the Chicago Calumets. Simmons ends his Iowa career after the Temple game in Philadelphia.
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Texas sharecroppers decline from 1930 to 1935
Government figures show share croppers dropped from 21.2 per cent of the Texas farm population in 1930 to 15.3 per cent in 1935.
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