Football upheaval reshapes Southeastern Conference in 1935 season
A sweeping upheaval reshapes the 1935 Southeastern Conference race as former powerhouses falter and new leaders emerge. The season saw Illinois like shifts with Mississippi State posting eight wins, Tennessee struggling, and Vanderbilt and Sewanee posting notable ups and downs amid a rare unbeaten run elsewhere.
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Gamete
Missinsippi State
Mont
Alabama
Tennessee
Tulane
Ted
Howard
Mississippi State
Southeastern
Turone
Auburn
Mt. Florida
Vanderbilt
Metory
Poar
Sewanee
Dizio
Nisetery
Loa
Anta
Modest Hero Becomes Conference Blocking Star This Year
Clinton 8 C Dec 5 AP reports a notable blocker from the Southeastern Conference is to be honored this year. Longstanding trophy donor Jacobs awards will extend to key players across the Southern Conference and newcomer Southeastern Conference. Banquet night follows Oct 1. ninth annual South Carolina prize, third for the Southern, first for the Southeastern, with Forman University linked to the Purple Hur.
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Clinton
Herron
Jacobs @f Ciipton
Presbyterian Céliere
South Carolina
Jacobs
Todey
South Caroline
Chiedren
Jack Zhoverr
Tle
Forman University
Midland City dominates Ashford in homecoming clash
Midland City’s football team defeated Ashford 3 to 9 before the homecoming crowd. Bailey led with 108 points on touchdowns, Durr and Truett starred on offense and defense, while Green and Greme added scoring from the backfield and line. The M club organized the effort with officers noted, and a list of additional squad members expected to join Friday night.
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Midland City
Juzz
Jocata
Stacon
Aquad
Ashford
Bailey
Yrm
Greme
J. W. Green
Durr
Capt. Preston
M. Thar
EE Presiton T Raiey
B. Sneligenye
C 'Bhoh
Greene
J. W. Greene
B. Mirus
W. C, Buckhart
F. Spears
B Thompson
L Firtson
G. Gars
Ginsendan
Ner
Ro Truett
F Palmite
Wrexins
Midian
Clayton T
Trey
Avi
Milland City
Hasviard
Midland A
Soulsvile
Nidland Cine
Midiong My
Genes
Orlando Totirney and Golf Aces Compete In Open Field
A jumbled dispatch reports the Orlando open golf tournament featuring a $2 000 prize and a 155 player field. Notables include Zell Eaton Johnny Nevelle Paul Bunyan Sam Parke Jr and Bobby Cruickshank amid a schedule of 18 18 36 holes. Mary Thompson coaches Grenville Mississippi girls football guiding a young squad to five wins one loss and one tie while promoting forward passes and archery as extra sports.
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Orlando
Fis
API
Tiree
Johnny Nevelle
Paul Bunyan
Sam Parke, Jr
Pittsburgh
Latfoon
Chicago
Carl Dann, Jr
Giiane Do
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Frank Walsh
Bible Burks
Cleveland
Willie Maclarisne
Miami
Lighthorse
Harry Cooper
Jimmy Thompson
Jong-hu- Ung
Alvin Krueger
Beloit
Mich
Tom Creavy
Albany
A Ehampson
Roof Gilson
Fioriga
Naanau
Grefnville
Miss
Dec
Mary Thompson
Mississippi
Tricir
Miss Thompson
County Sues Truck Driver Over 2300 Damages
Roy Feline sues Joto Storey and Ralph Storey in circuit court for 2300 damages claiming injury from a truck incident on Sept 25 at Pate Creek. Feline, a road worker, says the truck started suddenly while he rode with others, breaking his right leg.
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Joto
Houston County
Ralph Storey
Eircutt Court
Roy Feline
Storey
Helms
Pate Creek
Mike Layden Known as Coach Layden’s Brother Emerges on Irish Football
Veteran Notre Dame player Mike Layden, brother of coach Elmer Layden, finally earned his chance at right halfback through injuries and formed key plays. He scored against Navy and Ohio State, caught four passes against the Buckeyes, and helped set up Notre Dame touchdowns in several games including Northwestern and Army.
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Amons
Elmer Layden
Franch Lowla Landen
Mile
Mike
Heartley Anderson
Hern
Elmer
Hanorard
Jett
George Melinkovich
Troiana
Layden
Navy
Ohio State
Scoes
Buckeyes
Pilney
Twke
Notre Dame
Fromhart
Army
Mike Layden
Tong
Shakespeare
Gall
College gridiron notes on Davenport, Spaulding and Kerr family ties
The piece discusses player profiles and coaching criticisms in college football. It mentions Davenport and a six foot one, 180 pound end, coach scrutiny of play calling, Bill Spaulding in relation to U C L A, and Ely Kerr and Andy Kerr linked to future roles. It notes Billy Kerr’s potential fit at Colgate under his brother’s coaching and his strong ball handling from Colgate freshman days.
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Elmer
Davenport
Bill Spaulding
Bill
University of California At
Ln Angeles
Dad Spaulding
Ely Kerr
Andy Kerr
Billy
Colgate
Ute Gym Star Whatley to Retire Uniform Roles
Alabama football and basketball standout Jim Whatley plans to retire the leather football uniform and switch to lighter basketball regalia. Whatley, a rangy tackle who also centers for the thinky-clads, is hailed as one of the best in the country. Two miles of acorna were planted at Pratt Kansas to supply government seedlings as helterbelt projects.
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Jim Whatley
Big Jim Whatley
Alabama
Pratt
Kas
Eastern Elevens Trail Southwest Midwest Squads
Eastern elevens trail as Southwest and Midwest squads lead intersectional play in 1935. Rice, SMU, and TCU top Southwestern challengers while Notre Dame, Duquesne, Temple, and Fordham drive Middle and Eastern scores. LSU beats Manhattan, Arkansas, and Texas after early loss to Rice. Far West and Rocky Mountain regions show limited success.
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Herder Toarher
Associated Frees
New York
Middle West
Southwret
Atlantic Seaboard
Middle Weat
Rice
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Notre Dame
Duquesne
Temple
Fordham
Louisiana State
Manhattan
Arkansas
Texas
Far West
Rocky Mountain
Olympic Boycott Battle at A A U Parley
New York December 5 AP The AAU faces a looming vote on whether to support American participation in the Berlin and Garmisch Partenkirchen 1996 Olympic Games A clash likely between Brundage and Mahoney for the AAU presidency frames the debate as the three day convention opens Also on the agenda are officer elections and nearly 300 records for adoption with caucus sessions to decide the boycott stance before final votes.
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New York
United States
Berlin
Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Amateur Athletic Union
Tommorrow
Executioe
Avery Brundage
Chicago
Jeremiah T. Mahaney
Brundage
Mahoney
Tide Cage Squad Getting In For Tide Cage Squad
Alabama's Crimson-tied basketball team works in the university gym preparing for the season opener against Birmingham YMHA on December 11. Coach Henry Crispill aims to build from six lettermen led by Ralph Snead and Jim L. Whatley and Shoemaker miss early action due to football injuries.
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Alabama
Bimingham
Henry Crispill
Jim ' l
Ralph Snead
St Cam
Southland
Whatley de Snead
al Neg
Ben McLent Chick Bouska
Red Keller
Tidesters
Whatley
Ferm
Play at Wiggins Church Dec 6 with quilt prize
There will be a church play at Mt Pleasant church and O Wiggil church on Friday night December 6 at 7 30 pm. Admission is free and the public is invited. Also announced are dates for the 1938 national championships and the Olympic trials as major items.
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Wiggins
Mt. Pleasant
Wiggil Church
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