Southwestern Grid Battles Today S. U. Principal in S.M.U.
The 1935 football season winds down with Southern Methodist facing Texas A. and M. as they aim for a Rose Bowl berth against Stanford. Texas Christian meets Santa Clara, while regional games include California against Washington and Florida versus South Carolina. Geneva battles Newberry in Youngstown.
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New York
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
S. M. U. Mustangs
Stanford
Texas A
T.C. U
Santa Clara
Pasadena
California
Washington
Florida
South Carolina
Maryland
Texas Tech
Oklahoma City
Geneva
Pennsylvania
Newberry
Youngstown
Ohio
Methodists
Aggies
Texas
Mustangs
No Move For Double Bills In St Louis Cardinals Plan
St Louis Dec 7 The Cardinals president Sam Breadon says he will not push a change to Sabbath schedule reforms. He may discuss at NL meeting in Chicago but will not request a firm conclusion. If adopted no Monday games and doubleheaders every Sunday under current rules Sunday double headers are allowed by moving Monday games after June 15.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Sam Breadon
Chicago
Wek
Breadon
Waynesburg faces strong early season slate in 1936
Waynesburg College unveils a rugged 1936 football schedule with Fordham and West Virginia Mountaineers as debutants. The Yellow Jackets open September 19 against West Virginia in Morgantown, then travel to Duquesne in Pittsburgh for a night game, with six of nine games set abroad and matchups including St Vincent Latrobe Geneva and Slippery Rock among others.
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Waynesburg
Fordham Rams
Mountaineers
West Virginia
Waynesburg College
Yellow Jackets
Morgantown
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
St. Vincent
Latrobe
Saheny
Bethany
North-South Football Ballot Rules and Voting Details
Ballot rules restrict selecting at most three players from one school and limit voters to a single ballot. Only senior players count in tabulations and late mail may be discarded. Ballots must be mailed to the North-South Football Committee P. O. Box 1243 Charleston West Virginia.
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West Virginia
North-South Football Committee
Charleston
W. Va
Cooper Tops Golfing Aces In Orlando Open Lead
Harry Cooper of Chicago led by two strokes after 36 holes in the Orlando open, poised for the final rounds with a 69 and 69. Johnny Revelta and Tony Manero trailed close at 141, while Paul Runyan Ky Laffoon and Roland MacKenzie pressed with 141 each. amateurs Claude Harmon and Gene Kunes remained in contention as Sam Parks Jr. stood at 148 in qualifying.
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Orlando
Fla
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Revelta
Manero
Johnny Revelta
Tony Manero
Greensboro
N. C
Revolta
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N.Y
Ky Laffoon
Roland MacKenzie
Washington
Claude Harmon
Gene Kunes
Philadelphia
Roy Horan
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Sam Parks, Jr
Pittsburgh
Concord Schedules 12 Basketball Games This Winter
ATHENS W VA Dec 7 P W Nebinger Concord college athletic director announced a 12 game basketball program with three additional games. The schedule lists games against Beckley college at Athens on January 10 and 20 Davis and Elkins Alderson Broadus Bluefield Glenville Lynchburg New River National Business Bluefield Athens Roanoke Montgomery and Fairmont at various locations from January to February.
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Athens
W. Va
W. Nebinger
Concord College
Beckley College
Davis and Elkins
Alderson Broadus
Bluefield College
Bluefield
Glenville
Lynchburg
New River
National Business College
Roanoke
Fairmont
New River College
Montgomery
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT SPAIRING RESULTS ACROSS NATION
Boxing card from multiple cities features Aldo Spaldi stopping George Levy in New York and Benny Bass outpointing Charley Burns in Philadelphia. Ted Sessoms stops Mike O'Brien in Charleston while Eddie Schneider loses to Newsboy Millich in Sacramento. Henry Armstrong defeats Black in Reno.
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New York
Aldo Spaldi
Italy
George Levy
Trenton
N. J
Philadelphia
Benny Bass
Charley Burns
Johnstown
Charleston
S. C
Ted Sessoms
Mike O'Brien
Rockingham
N. C
Sacramento
Calif
Newsboy" Millich
Eddie Schneider
Montana
Reno
Nev
Henry Armstrong
Geneva and Newberry Battle for Charity in Ohio
Geneva college and Newberry college football teams met on a neutral field in Youngstown Ohio to play for charity. The South Carolina Newberry squad outweighed Geneva by ten pounds per man but the Covenanters from Beaver Falls Pennsylvania proved fast and shifty. Receipts from the postseason contest will go to Mahoning county tubercular children.
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Youngstown
Geneva College
Newberry College
Newberry
South Carolina
Geneva
Covenanters
Beaver Falls
Mahoning County
Mustangs Aim to Extend Winning Streak in Aggies Clash
Southern Methodist, Rose Bowl pick by Stanford, seeks a 10th straight win and SWC title with a tie enough for crown as they face Texas A&M. Key players Shuford and Baker out hurt, others ready to unleash full strength against the Aggies.
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College Station
Tex
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Stanford
Texas Aggies
Mustangs
Aggies
University of Texas
Harry Shuford
Charles Baker
Boy Swallows Whistle. Toy Retrieved from Esophagus
Carl Boggs aged 25 in Chesapeake West Virginia swallowed a whistle during playtime and doctors successfully removed the toy from his esophagus.
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Chesapeake
W. Va
Carl Boggs
Businessmen start good will tour in Virginia counties
Six local business men departed on a goodwill tour visiting Buchanan and Tazewell counties in Virginia aiming to strengthen civic ties and regional commerce during December.
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Bluefield
Buchanan and
Tazewell Counties
Quinn to Run Boston Club Next Season
Boston December report says Bob Quinn former Boston Red Sox president and ex Brooklyn Dodgers GM headed to Chicago to bid for the bankrupt Boston Braves at league meetings. Quinn backers offer 325000 dollars to erase tribal debts while other bidders approach 200000. Adams who owns a chain store system and other ventures seeks to exit baseball but believes proper management can lift the club.
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Boston
Bob ‘Quinn
Boston Red Sox
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago
Boston Braves
Quinn
C.F. Adams
Braves
National League
Adams
K. M. Landis
Suffolk Downs
Wrestling Results From Last Night Card
Buffalo Danno O Mahoney 220 from Ireland defeated Mike Mazurki 228 New York One fall. Philadelphia Hank Barber 218 Cambridge defeated Joe Cox 225 Cleveland One fall. North Bergen Kim Browning 238 Verona Missouri defeated George Manitch 220 Belmar New Jersey One fall. Cincinnati Walter Roxy 175 Detroit defeated Stanley Buresh 180 Australia One fall. Peoria Man Mountain Dean 317 Los Angeles defeated Frea Grobmier 205 Harlan Ta One fall.
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Buffalo
Danno O’mahoney
Ireland
Mike Mazurki
New York
Philadelphia
Hank Barber
Cambridge
Mass
Joe Cox
Cleveland
North Bergen
N. J
Kim Browning
Verona
George Manitch
Belmar
Cincinnati
Walter Roxy
Detroit
Stanley Buresh
Australia
Peoria
Ill
Man Mountain Dean
Los Angeles
Frea Grobmier
Harlan
Auditor Dies While Working on Sheriff Book
Morgantown state field auditor B. E. Castro, 58, died of heart disease at work in Hamlin while handling the book of Sheriff W. Vandelinde. The incident occurred on December 7 as Castro conducted his duties. Local officials noted the sudden death during an official task in Hamlin, West Virginia.
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Hamlin
W. Va
B. E. Castro
Morgantown
W. Vandelinde
Wisconsin's Coach Spears In Questioned Spotlight
Dr Clarence Spears former Mountaineer coach may be retained at Wisconsin despite a poor season record. The piece notes fraternity politics and scholastic issues at Madison, plus criticism of post season football and foreign fighters in boxing, with Dan Parker urging sports reform.
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Clarence Spears
University of Wisconsin
Badgers
Battlefront
Doc” Spears
Madison
Deke House
College Cage Tourney Planned in Clarksburg
A State Collegiate Athletic Conference committee will meet within a month to plan a March basketball tournament in Clarksburg. Nine colleges approved, four disapproved, with Bethany West Liberty Davis-Elkins Alderson-Broaddus Fairmont New River Shepherd Potomac State Glenville supporting. Wesleyan Marshall Salem and Morris Harvey opposed.
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Clarksburg
State Collegiate Athletic Conference
Jasper ‘Colebank
Fairmont
T.edward Davis
Salem College
Natus Rohrbaugh
Glenville
Clarksburg American Legion
Bethany
West Liberty
Davis-Elkins
Alderson-Broaddus
New River
Shepherd
Potomac State
Wesleyan
Marshall
Salem
Morris Harvey
Weirton Seeks Grafton Grid Game for 1936 Schedule
Weirton proposes a 1936 football contest with Grafton as the Ohio river team eyes a clash. Reasons against include travel cost and drawing power, while fans debate scheduling stronger state opponents. Grafton asked to submit open dates. no decision made yet. Sentinel Want Ads For Bargains.
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West Virginia
Grafton
Weirton
Ohio’ River
Ron McKinney
Victory High School
Bearcats
Othire
Farmington
Ohio River
Ohio
Clarksburg
Parkersburg
Texas Christian Faces Santa Clara in Home and Home Tilt
In San Francisco on December 7, Texas Christian University team, favored to win, seeks to defeat Santa Clara in a home series opener after a near upset prior. Rain concerns worry coach L R Meyer as the Horned Frogs aim to repeat last year’s 9 to 7 victory on their own field.
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Texas Christian
Santa Clara
San Francisco
Texas Christian Union
L. R. Meyer
Texas
Fellowsville Tops St Augustine In Narrow High School Bout
Fellowsville defeats St Augustine 29 to 24 behind Bolyard who scores half his team’s points and stars on defense. Grafton’s Barglow leads St Augustine with 10 points as Duffy adds 7 and Whelan 8. Next week rematch set with lineup featuring Miller and Cockrell.
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Fighting Irish
St. Auguat High School
Fellowsville
Bolyard
Preston County
St. Augustine's
Grafton
Jim Barglow
Duffy
Whelan
Cockrell
Tly
St. Augustine
F. Barlow
Jone
Warder
Hussian
Miller
Fred Wilson
W. Ys
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