Chicago Maroons Rout Carroll College 31–0 in Big Win
Chicago Maroons dominated Carroll College of Waukesha WI, 31 to 0, scoring first in nine plays. Berwanger starred with an 111 yard drive setup and a 33 yard pass to Gillerlain for a TD, Fitzgerald and others adding scores as reserves ignored late extra points.
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Ook Skonins
Wolfe
Alabama Dominates George Washington 39 to 0 in Capital Battle
In front of about 30,000 fans, Alabama rolled to a 39 to 0 victory over George Washington University. The win, marked by a dominant performance, places Alabama back in national football discussions after a strong showing in the capital.
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Trophies Awarded In Oelwein Golf
Francis Damon won the men's championship trophy at the Oelwein country club trophy dinner. Georgia Belle Wassom took the women's trophy, with Carl Ashby and Mrs J J Duffy as runners-up. Additional prizes honored yearlong matches and events, including the Northeast Iowa Golf Championship team and low medalist.
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L. W. Bennett
E. R. O’brien
Russ Walsh
C. B. Ashby
G. B. Ferrell
George Christensen
O. H. Henry
Harvey Nutting
Henry Voss
C J. O’brien
Hans Wagner Led Pirates To 1909 Series Triumph
Hor ace Hedges recalls the 1909 World Series where the Pirates edged the Tigers four games to three. Babe Adams dominated, Wagner led both sides with a .375 average, and Detroit outhit Pittsburgh .245 to .232 as Mullin and Adams split wins in a classic Fall Classic.
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Detroit
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Mulfin
Wagner
Pirates
Like Father Like Son Applies At Kansas State
Kansas State football embraces a family theme as three sophomores on Wes Fry’s 1935 squad are sons of famed former players. W. G. Speer Jr of Manhattan, a halfback aiming to mirror his father’s 1907–10 exploits, Winner Pollum of Topeka, another halfback and Lester B. Pollum’s son, a noted quarterback, and George Root of Manhattan, a center following in Harvey Root’s steps as a star tackle.
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Purple
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Topeka
Lester B. Pollum
George Root
Center
Harvey Root
Tigers edge Cubs as Crowder strong in game four
Detroit wins 4th game over Chicago Cubs as Crowder fires five walks and a string of strikeouts. The Tigers capitalize on two Cubs errors in the sixth to pull ahead, with key hits by Carleton and a late run from Clifton. Cubs struggle to push across runs despite Hartnett’s early homer and Cavarretta, Hack, and Demaree contributing in bursts.
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Charlie Grimm
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Flea” Clifton
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Mickey Cochrane
Charlie Gehringer
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Augie Galan
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Phil Cavarretta
Stan Hack
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Demaree
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A Crowder
Chicago
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E . Demaree
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Sixteenth Avenue Ritzies crush Marion Ramblers 42 to 0
The Sixteenth Avenue Ritzies defeated the Marion Ramblers at Riverside Park on Saturday forenoon 42 to 0. N Usher scored 28 points and Pospishil added 14.
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Illini air attack routs Washington University 28 to 6
Illinois, led by Henry in the air, poured on three fourth quarter touchdown passes to defeat Washington University of St. Louis 28-6 in Urbana. Bradley opened scoring in the second, then Bennis Grieve and Gale added fourth quarter scores after drives into Washington territory. Washington had few answers for the Illini defense.
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Princeton Rally Beats Penn 7 to 6 in New Jersey
Princeton Tigers erased a late deficit to defeat Penn 7 to 6 before 50 000 spectators in Princeton New Jersey. The game resumed the football rivalry after a 41 year break marking a dramatic come from behind victory.
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N. J
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Missouri Defeats Warrensburg 7-0 in Close Stadium Battle
Memorial Stadium in Columbia hosts a tense finish as Missouri harasses Warrensburg Teachers College for three quarters before a 57 yard last period drive by the Tigers seals a 7-0 victory. Don Faurot’s Black and Gold halt Warrensburg’s offense until late.
Football drive ends with 10 yard pass to Mahley
A scoring sequence unfolds with Frye and Miz Zou at quarterback as a 10 yard pass to Mahley slips two tackles and carries into the end zone for a score.
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Yale Opens With 34 0 Victory Over New Hampshire Wildcats
Yale opened its 1935 football season with a 34 to 0 win against New Hampshire in New Haven. The Bulldogs dominated after halftime, scoring 20 points in the second period highlighted by a 65 yard touchdown run by Frank.
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Yale
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New Hampshire
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Army Opens 1935 Season With 14-0 Win Over William and Mary
West Point fans saw Army defeat the William and Mary Indians 14 to 0 before 7000 spectators. Touchdowns were tallied by substitutes Jim Craig and Jack Ryan in the first game of the 1935 season.
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Jack Ryan
Columbia Tramples In Wesleyan 18 to 0
Columbia college over Iowa Wesleyan 18 to 0 as the Duhawks dominated with a two touchdown scoring drive in the second quarter and a third quarter march from midfield capped by Kehoe to seal the game.
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Temple A. Defeats Texas A. and M. 14-0
Tyler Texas AP Temple university Owls rallied on a 95 yard kickoff return by substitute Vince Renzo to beat the Texas A and M Farmers 14 to 0 before 14000 fans. The Aggies led at halftime but collapsed in the final two periods as Renzo powered the Owls to the victory.
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M. Farmers
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