Berwanger Leads Five Undefeated Teams on All Western Eleven
Minnesota places five on the Associated Press Western conference all star football team chosen by ten coaches for a second straight year led by Jay Berwanger who was unanimously selected. Ohio State Northwestern and Iowa place others with Berwanger excelling as a versatile two way star and Minnesota dominating the selections amid a season that saw strong performances from Widseth Wendt Levoir Simmons Wilkinson and others.
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Griffiths Defense Of Football Countering Regimentation
Maj John L Griffith Big Ten athletic commissioner and NC A A president told a Cleveland Rotary Club that football and other sports act as a defense against regimentation. He cited nations under control losing athletic vigor and warned of declining football popularity amid warnings.
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Thanksgiving Recess Posts Break for Scalper And Tiger Dribblers
The Scalpers and Tiger Dribblers pause early season basketball for Thanksgiving. Huron college and high school squads will drill only informally as Coach Deklots leaves for Mitchell for the SDEA convention. Refits plan for Dec 6 home opener against Iroquois after quick tuneups against Miller and Woonsocket before Eastern South Dakota conference play.
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Allen Attacks Athletes Endorsing Tobacco Ads
Forrest C. Allen University of Kansas athletic director assailed athletes endorsements in tobacco advertising at the South Dakota Education Association, calling it a crime against youth and citing false claims as harmful. He urged football modification, stressed sports value in education, and urged engaging girls in athletics.
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Texas Christian Center Doc Lester Praised as Top Pivot
Experts say Doc Lester, 226 pound center of unbeaten Texas Christian, is the best pivot in a decade for the Southwestern Conference. Lester, captain of the Horned Frogs, earned several All-America honors as a junior.
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List Of National Championship Contenders This Week
A chart of college football's closing week shows Minnesota, Princeton, Texas Christian, Southern Methodist, and New York University in the running for the national title. Key games include Princeton versus Yale, Yale versus Harvard, and a pivotal Texas Christian versus Southern Methodist showdown in Fort Worth determining Rose Bowl chances.
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Cobblers Prepare Sombrero Day Joust At Aberdeen
Rapid City high school football coach Euclid Cobb leads the Cobblers into a post season Thanksgiving game against Minot North Dakota. Despite injuries, all players are expected to be fit for the Sombrero Day classic in Aberdeen with plans for a band tour and a large turnout.
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Beise Claims 1935 Big Ten Scoring Crown
Sheldon Beise of Minnesota toped Big Ten scoring with 37 points after scoring twice against Wisconsin, taking the lead from teammate Clarence Thompson who had 3 points. Chicago’s Jay Berwanger finished third with 27 points after the Maroons beat Illinois 7 to 6.
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Tuffy) Thompson
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Grandfather of Cagers Turns Birthday Tribute in Kansas
Dr James A Naismith creator of basketball is celebrated as he marks his 74th birthday while teaching his granddaughter Fivusian born one month earlier to Bic and Mrs James A Naismith The event unfolds in Dallas on the way to Lawrence Kansas where painters work on a law office project.
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College Football Scores Wide Mixed Results Across Regions
A broad set of college football scores shows ups and downs with notable outputs from Purdue 0 over Ohio State 3 and Iowa Teachers 0, while Northwestern and several Iowa and Illinois teams posted varied outcomes. Major winners include Washington State, Lehigh, Georgia Tech, and Washington & Jefferson, with high marks for West Virginia 52 and Stanford 12 as part of a sprawling results roundup.
Cage Tourney Planned At South Dakota University
Vermillion November notices reveal a large interschool basketball schedule at the University of South Dakota. The plan includes intra-mural play among campus fraternities starting December 3, then independent teams entering a separate tournament before facing fraternity champions for the school title. Games on the gym floor allow three courts at once. Teams must pre register and schedules will be set by the athletic department with trophies awarded to champions.
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Stanford Favored To Represent Coast In Rose Bowl
Stanford appeared likely to be named the Pacific Coast's Rose Bowl representative after a 13 to 0 victory over California. California and UCLA also sought the honor as the conference ballots were counted. UCLA faced slim chances after a loss to California, while Southern Methodist, Texas Christian, and New York University remained contenders for a Western bid as the selection stretched into next week.
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Harrold Cage Outlook Strong From Veteran Core
Harrold Cage Outlook Good as Canon Tiemens plans to form a powerful team from veteran material. After a month of steady practice Harrald High's Hustlers prepare for Dec. 4 practice game with Blunt. Coach Tiemens notes nearly every squad member may play, with a schedule featuring multiple inter-school dates through February.
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Zech Sets Pace in Nation's Scoring for 1945
New York reports Western Reserve fullback Ray Zech leads national scoring with 122 points from 15 touchdowns and 22 PATs. He can extend his lead when Western Reserve faces Case this week. Eddie Stanley of Williams trails with 96 points from 16 touchdowns.
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Oldham Rally Secures Conference Cup Defeat
Oldham high school showed strength by overwhelming Carthage 49 to 13 Friday night after opening with a 12 to 0 burst. Coach Reinertson’s second unit held Carthage to six points and added ten more to Oldham’s total. Oldham’s seconds beat Carthage seconds 52 to 9 as substitutes played freely to showcase talent.
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Knox Coach to Return for 1936 Season
Galesburg Illinois November reports indicate BHP C. W. F. Pete Reynolds will stay on as Knox College football coach for 1936. He led the Smashers from a 27-game losing streak to five wins, one loss, and two ties. President Albert Britt signaled his return after the Monmouth clash on Thanksgiving day.
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Iowa Teachers Outscore State in Conference Football
In a rugged clash at Cedar Pales on Saturday the Iowa Teachers outgained South Dakota State and rolled to a decisive victory. Key plays featured Orville Nichols’s kickoff return and Chasplin’s conversion, with Leinhart and Miller punching in touchdowns in the later quarters.
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Nodaks Lose First Game Of 1935 Season At Western Maryland
Western Maryland, boosted by a strong second quarter, defeated North Dakota 13 to 7. Dakota center Jerry Searight scored the lone touchdown after an interception, with Charbonneau adding the extra point. Western Maryland’s Campbell connected on a late second quarter pass to Benjamin for a TD, and Lathrop and Leslie Campbell added a late run.
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College Gridders Honored Tonight
College gridiron squad members will be formally honored tonight at a banquet in the Bughit hotel mezzanine. Eldon Parker and the team will attend with a few invited guests as the 1935 letter winners and Switser contain features are announced. Dancing will follow the dinner.
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Forestburn hunt school basketball practices begin season
Forestburg Forestburn hunt school teams drill with steady pace ahead of the schedule opening on Dec 1. League games list Dec 1 Lane at home Dec 6 Leicher away Dec 10 Alpena at home Jan 17 Lane at home Jan 31 Wessington Springs at home Feb 25 Artesian away and other dates. A note adds that about 2 percent of the food taken by Chinese is in grain form.
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