Mighty Stanford and St Mary's Football Strategy Roots
In a periodical contrast, Stanford's coach discusses how smaller colleges like St Mary's, Santa Clara, and Centre College built stronger programs by pairing with larger schools. He notes reorganization of schedules, school alliances, and recruiting to create competitive teams on par with big programs. The piece cites past wins and regional rivalries shaping the coast and beyond.
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Anford University
Praying Colonels
Hidve
Harvard
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College of
Lara
Mary's
Valife
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Foday
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Santa Clara
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Gaels
Brones
Francisco University
Santa
Tiny Thornhill
Don de Rosa
Indians
College of the Pacific's rise shifts West Coast balance
The College of the Pacific attracted national attention after bringing Amos Alonzo Stage from Chicago. He built a team that began to scare the major programs in the region, arguing the model would give smaller schools the same physical education advantages as larger colleges and draw students seeking broader opportunities.
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College of the Pacific
Amos Alonzo
Chicago
Auburn Gridiers Grace Superstitions In Football
Auburns gridiron players keep last year’s numerals on their jerseys as a superstition while the team coach and captain Walter Gilbert stand firm with No 33. The squad, led by center, shows steady form after eight wins and two losses the previous season.
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Auburn
Alex
Eridjders
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Walter Gilbert
Montana Grizzlies struggle vs Washington State on grid
Montana coach notes the Grizzlies have faced Washington State more than any foe this season. Washington State started 19-0 and has beaten Montana for the 22nd time in series history. Montana has won just one game against the Cougars.
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Washington State College
Washington State
Grizzlies
Washington
O.k
Hocks
Mentans
Beebe to Visit for 7 43 Friday Night Football
Coach Fay Hammons announced a Friday night game against Beebe High School at 7 43. He plans to use his first team for the first two quarters and then rotate reserves, aiming to keep top form for upcoming games against El Dorado Nashville and Camden. Beebe has losses to Nashville and North Little Rock this season.
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Beebe High School
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Tearm
Hie
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Hammons
el Dorado
Nashville
Camden
Bates
Asis
North Little Rock
Home Town celebrates Carl Hubbell as Giants exit fades
Meeker Oklahoma and nearby fans mourn the World Series loss as Carl Hubbell remains their local celebrity. Town signs call him king while residents, including Mr and Mrs G O Hubbell, reflect on the defeat and still plan a celebratory welcome for Hubbell upon his return. Other Meeker ties include Jim Winford of the Cardinals and Poul and Losi Wager of the Pirates. Idaho’s Rod Winter is highlighted for his football prowess and nationwide recognition.
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Meeker
Okla
Carl Hubbell
Carl
New York Giants
G. O. Tubbell
Carl Hubhwit
Yerger Opens Season Against Pine Bluff Friday
Yerger High School negro football team hosts Pine Bluff at Verger athletic field Friday at 3 o clock in the season opener. Both Yerger and Corbin High of Pine Bluff are new to the schedule and Hope, coached by J A Harris, is reported in good shape with several returning players practicing.
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Yerger Hiat
Corbin High
Fine Bluff
Verger Athletic Field
Hope
J. A. Harris
Sheriff Adds Radio and Bloodhounds for Crime Purge
Okmulgee Oklahoma reports Sheriff Evie Upton expands crash effort adding a short wave radio system and bloodhounds to the pursuit equipment. The move aims to improve tracking and apprehension of criminals.
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Okmulgee
Okla
Sherif Evie Upton
Climactic Plays Pave Way to Duke Victory
Mead Coach explains how a single climactic play can spark a scoring drive and demoralize opponents. In Duke’s game with Colgate, Hackney’s 12 yard pass to Parker sparked a 6 yard sustainer drive that produced the only touchdown, with Tipton and Gardner aiding the advance before Parker scored.
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Colgate
Andy Kerr
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Red Haiders
Hackney
Colzine
Blue Devils
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Honey) Hackney
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Clarence
Act) Parker
Hickney
Frank’ Marshall
Parker
Jaeger
Eric Tipton
Raiders
Tipton
Stanford Green Team Faces Rough PCC Race This Fall
Stanford’s squad leads a North Division view with eight others in a round robin, as Washington looks like the top pick while California UCLA and others vie for dominance. The Huskies boast depth, while California must rebuild its line after seven losses, and Stanford faces a heavy gap with key backs Pawlman and Coffi uncertain for 1936.
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Washington
Washington State
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Bill Spaulding
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Paulman
Duke Drives Key Play to Set Up Winning Run
Duke ends decoy role and nabbed a pass from Hackney to the 11 yard line before being tackled by Jaeger. Tipton then connected on another pass and advanced 10 yards before the next play produced the decisive run.
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Hackney
Jaeger
Tipton
Colgate
Couper
College grid prospects and coach optimism survey
The article surveys multiple teams with Oregon showing strong depth and speed in backfield, Washington State and Oregon State fielding promising freshmen, and Oregon's line depth and depth ahead. It notes veterans like Dave Daws and Lonnie Sting Nun, with Beavers expected to strengthen their front. Kentucky rivals Shipwreck Kelly and Kercheval are named in a separate brief about figures tied to the Dodgers.
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