All America Selections Show Southern Shift in 1935
The Associated Press all-America team favors the southern and southwestern schools, naming 4 first-team picks and 12 of 38 on the squad. Alabama, Southern Methodist, Texas Christian, LSU, and Stanford lead with standout backs and stars, while Princeton and Minnesota remain strong with multiple selections amid a season of upsets.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Dixie
Louisiana State
Texas
South
Southwest
Legion
Carolinas
Middle West
Princeton
Minnesota
Southern Methodist
Chris- Wan
Rice
Stanford
Iowa
Race Dame
Ohio State
Andy Pitney
Army
Michigan State
Boston College
Vanderbilt
Crimson Tide
California
Rose Berl
North Carolina
Tar Heele
Puke
New York University
Violate
Oldham
Stara
Riley Smith
Bobby Wilson
Jay Berwanger
Chicago
Bobby Grayson
imal-America
Eipade
Atx
Berwanger
Thinois
Parchman
Buckeyes
Tan- Dewier
Chicazo
Mowe Dame
Andy Finney
Bérwanger
Pilney
Andy
Wilson
Amother Roath
Bobby Ware
Albie Booth
Ware
Los Angeles
Na Cseville
Ark
Coase Celtics
Southern California
Tohr
McCauley
Bill Wallace
Giynell Tinsle
Y. Louisiana
Lawrence H. Lutz
Mia
John A. C. Weller
Darrel Lester
Christian
Paul Tangora
Northwestern
Richard Smith
Minnesota &S
Wiliam R. Shuler
Amy Riley Smith
John Jacob Berwanger
Robert
Robert H. Grayson
All America backfield selections from 1934 season
The piece lists standout backs and linemen, highlighting players from Minnesota, Texas Christian, Army, Notre Dame, Navy, Princeton, California, and more. It notes form, speed, blocking, and defensive skills, praising Sam Baugh, Grayson, Beise, and Lester among others as top performers in the era.
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Elses
Mustangs
Harry Sheford
South
Anasbaous Far Smith
Choyd! Cardwell
Nebraska
Chad, Cheanire
U.cl. A
al Hessberg
Yale
North Carolina
Don Tackton
Brillane Mason
Duke
Ace Parker
Duc_Simmons
Iowa
Ohio State
Jon Williams
Notre Dame
George Roxcoe
Minnesota
Ranning
Tully Thompson
Jon Futher Res
Suns
Louisiana State
Princeton
Jack White
Psu Prnk
Gary LeVan
Kent Ryan
Tran State
Army
Monk Beater
Alabama
Riley Smith
a-America
Smith
Tuscaloosa
Dixie Howell
Thigerr
Ed Alamkda
Sam Acton Baugh
Texas Christian
Frogs
McCauley
Baugh Nertheless
Wile America
Baugh
T. CU
Pam Smargery
Meyer
Lawrence
Sam Adman
Lsu
Grayson Quipoluty
Besse Grayson
Haines
Washington
Goddard
Stre
Blower
California
Fulback
Sheldon
Beise
Gopher
Gray
Grais
Beld
Ically
Graysem
Rick) Crayne
Harry Shuforth
Ameaaav
Sibidoth
Mitchell to Join Baseball League Next Year
Mitchell hosts a meeting to form a team in the Nebraska-Dakota League for next season. A six member committee will study options for a club and diamond, with officials including Tom Fair Weather and Rex Stucker attending. Local business leaders heard proposals on financing and operation costs, hoping to secure a park and team plans.
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Rex Stucker
Sioux Fally Canaries
RC Russell
Lincoln
Nebraska
Mitchell Bolt
Carter
Zemrolt
Ise
Amd
tor @perate
Aub
Officials Meet at Nebraska State Baseball Gathering
A messy report notes a December meeting in Yankton with about 100 businessmen and sports figures. Officials discussed plans to expand the clone circuit and ensure Nebraska representation in Teague dn 1934. Attendees included Mitchal chit and Dora Fairweather among others, with preparations for a Monday night session.
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Cantor
Serfalic
Ree Jergue
Ri Stuoken
Siouz
Canaries
Dora
Fairweather
Temguey
Praises Star Halfback Paiz and Forward Pass Skill
Coach Gwinn Henry of the University of New Mexico lauds Abie Paiz, a 190-pound halfback, as one of the nation’s top forward pass specialists. Henry compares Paiz to Benny Friedman, noting Paiz’s quick retreat to buy time and his preference for short tosses, including a notable 50-yard TD pass against Colorado College. Paiz’s versatility and Henry’s praise come amid UNM’s Border Conference title in the coach’s first season.
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W.M
Priedman
Henry
Paiz
United States
Benny Friedman
Tpmme
Priz ix
Sam W
Pasger
Friedman
Faiz
Reid
Poe
Colorado College
Howard Payne
Linde
Brownwood
Tex
College of Emporia
Kae
Missouri
St. Louis
New Mexico
Japan Net Forces Lose Davis Cup Ace
Tokyo reports Hideo Nishimura a member of the Japanese Davis Cup team in 38H and 1999 has announced his withdrawal from major tennis competition. He plans a long break to focus on personal matters and travel while evaluating his future in the sport. His retirement is expected to weaken Japan's Davis Cup efforts.
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Hideo Nishimura
Heio
Andy
Japan
Mishimura
Jiza Sato
College Girls Learn Badminton at Huron College
Miss Alice Werner Rasheen appointed manager as practices begin in the gym basement. Badminton, a minor sport at Huron College, is described as a miniature form of tennis played with a rocker and smaller stringed racket. The game uses shuttlecocks of Cork and feathers, on tennis style courts, gaining popularity in North America with Jess Willard noted as a leading American exponent.
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Huron College
Alice Werner Rasheen
Englind Wid
Canada
America
Jess Willard
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