Southern Methodist Accepts Rose Bowl Bid
SMU will meet Stanford in the 20th Rose Bowl on January 1 in Pasadena after Alfred C. Masters announced the bid. Stanford and Texas Christian had strong seasons, with SMU scoring 254 points in 11 games while holding opponents to 32.
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Rose Bowl talk stirs as Princeton may accept invite
Rose Bowl prospects stir after strong finishes in major games. Princeton faces criticism from its own paper Princetonian as football season winds down with key clashes and looming Sugar Bowl. Louisiana State Navy Army Holy Cross and other contenders shape post season matchups.
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Westfield defeats National Bank in three-game bowling match
Westfield bowling team downed National Bank in a special match at Recreation Alleys. Westfield won two of three games and led in total pins with 2709 to 2774 for National Bank. Anderson led Westfield with a 205 average and 616 series.
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Eleven-Year-Old Albert Barnett Leonard’s Lucky 11th Birthday
Wilkes-Barre report notes Albert Barnett Leonard born on November 11 at 11 o clock. He lives at 11 London Street and sits in the 11th seat in class and is the 11th boy in the American Legion Junior drill team. His 11th birthday party was held at 11 a.m. with four guests.
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United Press
Wilkes-Barre
Albert
Barnett Leonard
London Street
American Legion
Liquor Sold in 33,925 US Stores Survey Says
A Drug Topics survey reports packaging liquor sold at retail in the United States through 33,925 stores. The survey covers 89 states with liquor control systems and the District of Columbia.
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New York
United States
Dave
Ohio Bantams Down Erie for 26th Victory
Cleveland Bantams defeated Erie Blue Sneaks 6 to 0 at Shaw Stadium yesterday. The win marked their 26th straight without defeat, with only one loss since Nov. 1, 1933, at Erie.
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Shaw
Cleveland News
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All Opposition Second Team Picks From Youngsville High
Youngsville High announces its 1985 All Opponents football squads. First team features three from Bradford and two each from Warren Titusville Geeport and Union City. Second team lists players from Corry Warren Bradford Union City Sheffield Smethport.
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Corry
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Campbell
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Pirates Drop Game to Boston Redskins Rally Late
Boston Redskins upset the Pittsburgh Pirates 13-3 as a late period surge swung the result in Boston. Detroit Lions crushed the Brooklyn Dodgers 28-0 before 12,000 freezing fans at home. Elvin Richards led the New York Giants to a 14- victory over the Philadelphia Eagles, keeping the Eastern title race open. Chicago Cardmals tied the Bears 7-7 with a fourth quarter touchdown.
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United Press
NEW York
Boston
Redskins
Pittsburgh Pirates
Detroit
Lions
Brooklyn Dodgers
Elvin Richards
Simpson
New York Giants
Tom Yi
Philadelphia Eagles
Philadelphias
Chicago
Chicago Bears
Cage Institute at Erie Tomorrow
A basketball institute will be held tomorrow evening at the Y M C A in Erie in cooperation with the Erie branch of Pennsylvania State College. D G Vans directs physical education in the Erie school district and the event is led by Penn State basketball coach Dart H E Leslie.
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Erie
Pennsylvania
State College
D. G. Vans
Dart H E. Leslie
Penn’ State
Nation's Greatest Teams of 35 Campaign
George Kirkley surveys the 1935 college football season naming Minnesota, SMU, and Princeton as leading contenders. He notes Minnesota’s undefeated stretch, Princeton’s unscathed run, and SMU’s strong Texas and Rose Bowl ties, with rankings listing ten top squads and bowls pairing Stanford with SMU in Pasadena and the Sugar Bowl potential.
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United Press
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Minnesota
Princeton
Great Gophers
Stanford
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Matty Bells
North Carolina
Duke
Notre Dame
Northwestern
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Texas Christian
Ohio State
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New Orleans
Altoona to Play Ashland for Pennsylvania Football Title
Ashland High School challenges Altoona High for the Central Pennsylvania Interscholastic Conference title. Ashland, 10–0, led the Eastern division after setbacks to other teams. The game is set for Mansion Field in Altoona with a banquet at the Penn-Alto.
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Lloyd L. Bowers
United Press
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Yarr Loses Mentor Post at John Carroll
John Carroll University announces the dismissal of head football coach Tommy Yarr and assistants Mike Koken and John Carberry. No successors named yet. The article notes Yarr was a Notre Dame center and captain in 1931, with references to Sugar Bowl contenders and local college football matchups.
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Cleveland
John Carroll University
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Mike Koken
John Carberry
R. Mittinger
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Notre Dame
Corry High Beavers Eye Strong 1935 36 Basketball Season
Corry High cagers begin 1935 36 preparations with last year’s varsity retaining berths amid promising recruits. Curtis stocks claims center. Don Paulson and Bob Jewell hold guard spots. forward positions contested among four returnees and two reserves. Meadvill e and Alumni games set before Christmas recess.
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Madison Square Garden Bids Schmeling for Braddock Fight
Madison Square Garden has made another bid to Max Schmeling for a bout with James Braddock scheduled for next June.
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Madison Square Garden
Max Schmeling
James Z. Braddock
Allegheny College suffers rough season with limited wins
Meadville report shows Allegheny College football as a poor season with only two wins. The Gators were outscored heavily in losses to Dickinson and Bethany, while notable results include 7-0 over Clarion and 8-0 over Hiram.
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Canton Bowling Team Sets Local High in 18-Game Series
Canton Pure Mills surged to 3800 plus pins, topping Waldorf Lagers of Cleveland by 104 in a block, with Moram posting 279 300 and 279, Phister 263 280, and total 1188 1257 1235 for a new regional high. Waldorf Lagers countered with Skene 229 210 238 and Hussey 216 264 219, totaling 1104 118a 1100 3299.
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Canton Pure Mills
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Waldorf Lagers
Cleveland
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Clevelanders
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Pirates Seek New Trade At Meet In Chicago
Pirates executives including President Bill Benswanger Vice President Sam Watters and Manager Pie Traynor travel to Chicago for the winter meeting where majors will discuss possible deals following the Al Todd acquisition. The National and American leagues plan to begin their talks on December 10.
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