Ghio Pitt Game and Intersectional Prospects
Pitt coach Jock Sutherland surveys a slate of intersectional clashes including Fordham vs SMU and Ohio State vs Illinois. He predicts a fast, high tempo game for Pitt’s test against a deep Buckeye squad, while noting timing and speed adjustments. Other games noted include Michigan State vs Notre Dame, Minnesota vs Nebraska, and Texas vs Oklahoma with various implications for national standings.
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Jock Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Fordham
Southern Methodist
Pitt
Ohio State
Tillnois
Southern Califor
Michigan State
Carnegie Tech
Kniesdie-Nebraksa
Texas-Oklahoma
Fordham-S. M. U
Mustangs
Zuppke
Tilitvis
Howard Jones
Southern California
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Sarnogie
Tech
Notre Dame
Irish
Michigan
Gophers
Cornhuskers
Minneapolis
Nebraska
Minnesota
Biff Jones
Oklahoma Sooners
Texas
Colorado
Dallas
Hunt Anderson
North Carolina States
Manhattan
New York
Wolfpack
Chick Meehan
Oklahoma A
Detroit
Ted Cox
Titans
Mississippi
George Washington
Ray Hapesse
Ingteigindine
Columbia
Pennena LS
Jett
Bart Johnson
Kentucky
Georgia Tech
Ayank
Ambrose Schindler
Jeff
Ilinois
Champaign
Andy Uram
Fieet
Frink Patrick
Columbus
Hal Hershon
U.cl. A
Washington
Los Angeles
Frank Mautte
Polo Grounds
College football matchups loom large this fall
Yale, Penn State, Villanova, Holy Cross, Dartmouth, Harvard, Brown face stiff tests as Army hopes favor Littles team. Penn State meets Yale in a likely high scoring clash while Notre Dame rivals and other powerhouses in varied conferences prepare for challenging contests. Alabama and LSU expected to stay strong as Duke and Texas A. & M. looming in the southwest.
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Yale
Penn State
Villanova
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Harvard
Brown
Army
Lou Little
Monk Myer
Dobson
Penn
Fenn State
Smith
State College
Crusaders
Hanover
Buckeyes Face Tough 1936 Schedule With Rebuilding Squad
Ohio State under coach Francis Schmidt plans a demanding 1936 slate after losing 14 lettermen, relying on 60 hopefuls and 35 sophomores. Returnees include Wendt Cumiskey George Hamrick Ream Gales Maggied Smith Garnas Miller Williams Antenucci Bettridge Wasylik McDonald, with Jock Sutherland Pitt and Northwestern looming in early October.
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Francis A. Schmidt
Ohio State University
New York University
Buckeyes
University of Pittsburgh
Northwestern University
Bucks
Dick Heekin
Gomer Jones
Stan Pincura
Trevor Rees
Pincura
Jim Karcher
Frank Boucher
Johnny Kahealo
Gilbert Harre
Sam Busich
Dick Beltz
Frank Fisch
Tom Georgopoulos
Ernie Roush
George Brungard
Schmidt
Notre Dame
Buckeye
Merle Wendt
Middletown
Frank Cumiskey
Youngstown
August George
Dayton
Charles Hamrick
Callipolis
Charles Ream
Navarre
Robert Miller
Cleveland
Joe Williams
Barberton
Frank Antenucci
Niles
John Bettridge
Toledo
Tippy Dye
Pomeroy
Nick Wasylik
Astoria
Jim McDonald
Springfield
Edward West
Roxie Belli
Martin's Ferry
Ralph Wolf
Victor Dorris
Bellaire
Richard Nardi
Wilson Stump
Alliance
Warren Chrissinger
Emerson Wendt
Merle
Alex Schoenbaum
George Novotny
Clarence Hohenberger
Edward Hofmayer
Edward le Gant
James Robinson
Richard Wuellner
All Jinemen
Paul Birkholtz
William Booth
Mike Kabealn
Tom Phillips
Tony Kinel
Keith Elisa
Johnny Rabbary
Fred Springer
Ohio State
Columbus
Jock Sutherland
Pitt
College hoops weathered by midwest clash and coast pivots
Michigan State discusses Purdue Wisconsin clash as crucial midwest tests loom for Purdue and Wisconsin. Noble Kizer strengthens Lafayette team while Indiana faces Michigan. Notre Dame challenges Washington University as Big Six runner-up race heats with Kansas State Missouri and Kansas Iowa State. Pacific coast favorites California beat Oregon State and Washington, UCLA edges Stanford rebound.
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State
Missouri
Kansas
Cyclones
Pacific Coast
California
Oregon State
Washington
Stanford
Oregon
Winter Crops Demonstrations At University of Arkansas
Winter crop demonstrations will be held with pasture demos at the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture fruit and truck branch station on Thursday October 8 at 2 p m. Soil conservation specialists will show band and drill sowing of oats rye vetch but Clover and other cover crops planting methods for fall.
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University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Fruit and Truck Branch
G. W. Ware
Martin Nelson
Agronomy
College of Agriculture
M. W. Muldrow
Thornhill Rebuilds Stanford Line Into National Threat
Claude E. Thornhill, nicknamed Tiny, rose from wheelchair youth to All-America heights at Pitt, then guided Stanford’s sophomores to challenge USC. After Warner, Thornhill rebuilt a lean, smart squad, facing graduations and injuries while pursuing a strong West Coast program. His career spans Pitt, Marine service, Centre College, pro stints, and Hollywood work, all shaped by football as a lifelong game.
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Claude E. Thornhill
Andy Kerr
Pop Warner
Stanford University
Cardinals
Warner
Temple
Bobby Brayson
Bones Hamilton
Frank Alustiza
Monk Moscrip
Keith Topping
Horse Reynolds
Beedle
Adams
Rouble
Wes
Muller
University of Southern California
Trojans
Los Angeles
Thornhill
Stanford
Pasadena
Far West
Pittsburgh
Tiny
Tiny Thornhill
West Virginia
Litte
Juel Sutherland
Hob Peck
Pat Herren
Pitt
Massillon
Marines
France
Quantico
Charley Moran
Centre College
Cleveland
Texas
Hollywood
Evelyn Koenig
Henry Ford buys Wright brothers first airplane site
Henry Ford purchases the Dayton a house at Greenfield Village in Dearborn Michigan. The property is the site where the Wright brothers designed and built their first airplane, according to local records.
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Henry Ford
Greenfield
Dearbarn
Mich
Dayton, A
Wright Brothers
Government mail payments to airlines in early 1936 total
United States government mail payments to airlines on domestic routes for January through June 1936 amounted to 5,979,694.81 dollars, compared with 4,829,526,277 dollars in the same period of 1935, highlighting a sharp rise.
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United States
Deluge of Figures in Trade Debates
An Associated Press report outlines how campaign rhetoric on reciprocal trade deals has intensified. Analysts note growing emphasis on statistics, with figures cited by officials like Landon and Wallace. Democratic leaders and Idaho senator Borah challenge treaties, while Morgenthau hints at stabilization in new monetary accords amidst private talks on broader trade arrangements.
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Preston Grover
Associated Press
Wasitington
Governor
Secre
Landon
God of Figurigg
Armel
Culiure
Wallace
Commerce
State Department
London
Ernest G. Denner
Schenectady
Troma
Draper
Idaho
Borah
Fope
Roosevelt
Pope
It Should Have Been Close Shelby High Rivalry
Two Shelby high school rivals opened the season with a close game as coaches William Query and David Query guided their elevens. The contest featured a 4-1 final, reflecting a tight early season clash and strong mentor influence amid uncertain scoring.
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Shelby
William Query
Shelby High School
David Query
Villas
Gulneo
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Hoosiers
Ohioans
Bo McMillin
University of Chicago
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NEA
Bill Pauliman
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