All-America 1935 team highlights and stars
The 1935 college football season yields an all-America squad selected by a national consensus. Key players include Stanford’s Bobby Grayson, Texas Christian’s Darrell Lester, and Chicago’s Jay Berwanger. Minnesota and Princeton lead with three selections each as South and West share top representation among 33 players.
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Ala Goula
Associated Press
W York
Carolinas
Love Star
Middle West
East
Far West
South
Elitn Ae
South Ggsin
Pacific Coast
Minnesota
Princeton
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Rice Institute
Stanford
Town
Bobby Grayson
Darrell Lester
Zach
John Jacob
Jay) Berwangeer
Chicago
Yack
Big Ten
Red Grange
Berwanger
Grange
Dubuque
Eckersall
Heston
Harley
Martineau
Andy James Pilney
Notre Dame
Pilney
Piesse
Stydahar Named All America Representative From WV
Stydahar Orly State Player Represented Fee Stydeher, veteran tackle of the West Virginia Mountain eers, was the only representative of West Virginia teams on the All-America team named today by the Associated Press. He kept the honor from last season. Tee Clifford of Army was also named on the honor list.
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Fee Stydeher
West Virginia Mountaineers
West Virginia
Tee
Jock) Clifford
Renceverte
Geruisr
Greenbrier
Southern Methodist Mustangs Close Grid Season in Battle
Southern Methodist seeks a 12th straight win as it closes its season at College Station against Texas A&M, a frontrunner for the Southwest title. Texas Christian and Santa Clara pair off in San Francisco as Hose Bowl previews loom, while Washington, Oregon and other regional matchups shape the final college football slate.
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New York
Southern Methodist
Secka
Stafford
Pasadena
SM. U
College Station
Texas Aggies
M. A
Aggies
Texas
Sn Harks
Southern
Mustangs
San Francisco
Christian
Horned Frogs
Santa Clara
California
Washington
St. Mary's Gaels
Washington State
Oregon
Florida
South Carolina
Baltimore
Maryland
Ar- Tex
Schmeling Faces Braddock Or Louis In Title Bid
Heavyweight champion Schmeling eyes a title shot after confirming talks with manager Joe Jacobs. He prefers a Braddock bout but would fight Louis if needed, says he can beat both and plans to return to Germany December 15. Braddock and Gould linger in the U S for the holidays while Braddock’s camp considers a U S defense. Schmel ing notes his aim is the title, not money, and hopes a new contract is signed before departure. Bobcats of Hinton High notch a 38 blocked kicks record in local prep action.
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ZPRK
Ampions
Joe Louis
Paulino Uzcudun
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Jimmy Sraddock
Grand Central Station
Max
Machon
Schmeling
Louis-Azcadun
Joe Jacobs
Germany
Braddock
Joe Gould
Far West
Schmeting
Mike Jacobs
20Th Century Club
Jacobs
Louis
Coshires
Max Baer
Dempsey
United States
Pete Reilly
Freddie Miller
N. OB. A
Joe
Amays
Yussell
Ee Hinton High School
Idiron Bobcats
United States Olympic Trouble Divides A U U Convention
The Amateur Athletic Union executive committee votes 10 to 5 to refer three anti Nazi resolutions to the convention without recommendation, aiming to decide whether to boycott the Berlin 1936 Olympic Games. President Mahoney casting the tie breaking vote amid a likely clash of pro and anti boycott factions.
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United States
Germany
Avery Brundage
Chicago
Brundage
America
Constraints on Ballot Rules for West Virginia Readers
Readers may vote only once with a single ballot printed in 17 West Virginia newspapers. Only senior ballots counted. those postmarked after midnight Saturday December 14 will be discarded. Mail ballots to North South Football Committee P O Box 1243 Charleston WV.
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West Virginis
Mll
P. O
Charleston
W. Ve
Yesterday's Race Results From Epsom Downe
Race results from Epsom Downe feature 3 year olds and up across multiple events. Notable runners include Dering, Leonata Pitson, Broadstep and Hat Adge W, with times around 1:13 and 1:43 for various distance classes. Several horses, jockeys, and trainers are listed with placements, betting odds, and purse amounts such as 700 and 300. The page also references other races, entries, and several abbreviated horse names and affiliations.
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Calversat Nervice
Epsom Downe Firat Fage
Glalming
Mimile
Dering
Wiseadie
Ail, J
Naina Aso Leonata
Pitson
Lowmanton
sAure
Wealope
Miss Eternal
Coventrylady
Poterex
Club Soda
Sms
Sbhboh May
Shady Grandman
Raer
Onder Sc
Fallon
Toe A
Morgan
Tkard
Flying Justica
Terzier
Rincke Pater
Hapit Bells
Joncher Intinitite
Longden
Alevaon
P. Roberts
Volta Mold
Homer
Uz Salening
Ardie
Pines
Jones
Moir
Northgales
Cxting
Aa Moran
Tartan
Te Mellenmott
Johnson
Tornadse
Hime
Downa
Universal Consensus at Fair Grounds Announce Entrants
A list of colorful entries and names appears for a fair grounds event including Lexy Toney Boy RinSon Richard Tarzan Dety Ana cruon R-Kady Lee Dorsays Sir Kal 4Chickahsiing Shoot Boocord K-ilt aod Run Lawmaker Snolivedo G-Nige The Pelican Indiantown T-Alimadel Jr Twan Portfolio R-Kentucky 1 Sporting Maudte Jus ta Sidecarhonn Immunitia Exckateer Bet Det-our Shat vali Asin Jn Epaim Downs Lore Sork Albeen Cy Elanvee Open tanks Fancy Flight Great ink Carhien Guinet Ooi Maite Let Hor May Poeiing MAN Jeune D any Cenet id Pot K-Qur Count Creeehantry Martie Bayton H-Whisking New Falls Clantonburg T-AMK Wine Will With Love EmHigit Delight Pulls Orthorism Bent Satalata Long Fhot Poortbitiiy Oxrbinen Comet
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Us Universal Service
Fair Grounds
L—lis Fy
Lexy
Toney Boy
RinSon Richard
Tarzan
Dety
Anacruon
R—Kady ‘Lee
Dorsays
Sir Kal
Shoot
Boocord
Lawmaker
Snolivedo
G—Nige
the Pelican
Indiantown
Kentucky
Sporting Maudte
Justa Sidek
Carhonn
Immunitia
Exckateer
Bet Det—our
Ang Shat Vali Asin Jn
Epaim Downs Lore Sork
Albeen Cy
Elanvee
Martie Bayton
New Falls
Clantonburg
Cadet Gridders Timelines Open Season At Lewisburg
Cadet basketball season opens in Lewisburg with coach Bob Harris guiding the team against a CCC opponent on the focal court. Also scheduled for December 14 is a home game against Kana Whe Business College of Charleston on the G. M. 8. court.
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Lewisburg
Bob Harris
CCC
Kanawhe Business College of Charleston
Chuck Klein Promises Comeback In 1936 Slugging Chase
Indianapolis dispatch reports Chuck Klein expects a big return in 1936 after two poor seasons. the 1933 NL batting champion says his eye is sharp and his leg is strong enough for the pivot at the plate. he trains in indianapolis and will play under a yearly contract with the chicago cubs, eyeing the batting title again.
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Indianapolis
Chuck Klein
Wight
Philadelphia Nationals
Chicago Cubs
Cub
Klein
Chicago
Cubs
St. Louis
Smith to lead Irish this season after operation
Smith will lead the Irish this season after an operation last August that sidelined him. He earned all state honors as a right guard for Benedict's Prep in Newark, New Jersey, three years in a row.
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Smith
BY Benedict's Prep
Newark
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Bob Grayson
Lester
Stydahar
Stydahar Orly
Robert
Grayson Stenford
Richard Smith
Mesata Fackle
Esas Christian Center
Jay Bef Rwanger
Riley Smith
Robert Wilson
Paul Tangora Morthwestern
John Weller
Gotham
Cicely Courtneidge i
Pecan
Alberta
Kattdoone
Fizpetrick Travel
Alan Gould
New, York
The
Ama
Mahoney
Olympic Aeutine
Ace
A. A
YA. A. U
A. O
Charleston Gazette
R.H
Nama
Xamar
Ricciarde
Parvin
Vailso
Tulip
Borg Hon
Northern Spy
Belial Special Favor
Farhth Raooz
Kamar
Aloranthate Dover
Far Grounds
Pirat
Aerviceman
Majena
Pieuse
Jules Michaux
Angus
MacCorkle
Chicago Cub
Toline Hassler
Julius Kessler
Rogenes
Tina
Uling Co
Laxington Avw
Kessler
Hollywood Blue Devils
Rowen Bond
St. Albans
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