Upsets Highlight 1934 Season as Mustangs Triumph
A season of upsets crowns the Texas Methodist Mustangs as they ride a 20-14 comeback over Texas Christian, seizing a New Year bid. Princeton and Yale also surge with Princeton’s strong defense, while Yale fights to avoid a shutout. Georgia Tech and Mississippi register shocks, with coastal and western teams showing form reversals amid a busy college football Saturday.
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Georgia
Georgia Tech
Mississippi
Alabama
Auburn
Hill Cross
Manhattan
Long College
Dartmouth
Columbia
al Barabas
Western Maryl
Georgetown
Ten m
Rice
Red St. Mary's
Washington
U.C.L.A
Stanford
California
Idaho
All-Big Six Football Honors Highlight 1935 Kansas Lineup
The 1935 gridiron season yields many all star selections across Big Six and all Kansas picks. Rutherford B. Hayes and Dick Sklar anchor Jayhawker acclaim, with several teammates earning first or second team honors and honorable mentions. Ed Cochrane notes Sklar as all America material, and selections span Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, Iowa State, and Kansas State among others. The AP teams loom as official. final curtain nears on football’s fall show.
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Kansas Jayhawkers
Emil Wienecke
Jack Vogel
Kansas
Ad Lindsey
Rutherford B. Hayes
Dick Sklar
Jayhawkers
Ed Cochrane
Kansas City Journal-Post
Sklar
Jack Weinberg
American Jewish World
Ed Phelps
John Peterson
Tom McCall
George Hapgood
Fred Harris
Dean Nesmith
Wade Green
Associated Press
John K. Public
C. E. McBride
Kansas City Star
Hele
Hacker Oklahoma
Sherer
Nebraska
Hayes
Peterson
Kan
Missouri
Kaptain
Wkkhoma
Flenthrope
Dohrmann
Kansas State
Acks
Tri County League Basketball Action This Week
Tri County league play heats up as teams clash including Basehor Lansing and Edgerton preparing for next week. Early races show Edgerton and Basehor contending with strong squads amid graduation turnover and shifting standings.
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Edgerton
Edger
Rardsville
Lansing
Teague
Tarbaly
Zeh Tops 1935 High Scorers for Western Reserve
Ray Zeh of Western Reserve finishes the 1935 football season as the high scorer with 112 points from 15 touchdowns and 22 additional points after touchdowns in 10 games. Ed Stanley of Williams trails with 46 points in eight games. Norman, Oklahoma notes Capt. Lawrence Jones pleased with a 6-3-1 Sooners season, Big Six runner up to Nebraska, and outlines spring prep and losses ahead.
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New York
Ray Zeh
Western Reserve
Yeh
Eddie Stanley
Williams
Zeh
Stanley
Norman
Okla
Lawrence
Biff) Jones
University of Oklahoma
Huey P. Long
Louisiana State
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Jones
Warner
Sooners
Jack Harris
John Miskovsky
J. W
Dub
Haskell Prepares Basketball Team For December 27 Opener
John Levi calls Haskell Braves to report for early practice after a season ending football. Only three lettermen return Jack White Madosh Fisher from last year's squad. Initial practice uncertain with players missing. First game is December 27 against Kansas City Kansas Junior College in Kansas City followed by December 28 at Olathe against the Mutes.
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John Levi
Haskell
Kansas City
Levi
Jack White
Madosh
Fisher
Kan
Braves
Olathe
Rematching Grid Games and Bowl Prospects
The item lists multiple college football games across December and January with dates and matchups including Qelethorpe versus Miami, Centre versus Western Kentucky, South Carolina versus Florida, Louisiana Tech versus Tampa, and more. It notes venues in Danville Tampa Oklahoma City Los Angeles San Francisco and Honolulu, with Rose Bowl and East-West games referenced.
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Qelethorpe
Miami
Centre
Western Kentucky
Danville
South Carolina
Florida
Tampa
Louisiana Tech
Tam- Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City
Southern Methodist
Texas A. Fat College
Mary's
San Francis
Utah Hawaii
Monolulu
Southern Calfornia
Townies
Honolulu
Kentucky Orleans
Ate
Navier
New
Polene
Southern California
Hawaii
Himentulu
Matty Bell Happy Over Bid to the Rose Bowl
SMU coach Matty Bell welcomed news that his team earned a Rose Bowl bid in his first year, praising the players as the greatest gang of kids he ever saw. He recalled their Rose Bowl talks and their workouts against UCLA, expressing happiness for the team and their goal. Additionally, sixteen carloads of canned meat from Lubbock were shipped to Ohio for federal relief, with ten cars to Cleveland and six to Columbus.
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Matty Bell
Dallas
Tex
UPI
Madison (Matty) Bell
Southern Methodist
Madison S&l
Texas
Ohio
Lubbock
Texas Relief Commission
F. E. Inman
Cleveland
Columbus
Kansas Buckets Hopeful Center Supply Tightens
Kansas Jayhawker basketball men began regular practice in Robinson gym under Dr F C Allen as they seek a center to replace Dick Wells. Ray Noble and Pralie contend for the pivot with Welhausen ineligible, while Ray Ebling leads veterans. Season opens next week with Washburn Ichabods, Ottawa, and Baker slated. Kansas State hosts first conference game January 7.
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Dick Wells
Kansas Jayhawker
F. C
Phog” Allen
Robinson Gymnasium
Ernest Vanek
Dr. Allen
Jayhawker
Kansas
Allen
Iowa State
Mount Oread
Ray Ebling
Lnst Ar
Mit Allen
Gordon Gray
Francis Kappleman
Ray Noble
Welhausen
Alphonse Welhausen
Weiss
Rob Holmer
Marvin Cox
Fred Pralie
Noble
Pralie
Jayhawkers
Washburn Ichabods
Ichabods
Kansas State
Ottawa University
Baker University
Manhattan
Ebling
Milt Allen
Lutton Shaffer
Rogers
Holmer
Grant Dareus
Yusird
Kansas City
Dave Luttonsuard
Bartle le
Okla
Milton Allen
Lawrence
Rodney Chaplin
Independence
Water Center
Lindsborg
Robert Fawcett
Ray Holiday
Kan
Newton Hloverstock
Topeka
Robert , Holmer
Arkansas City
Fred Pralle
St. Louis
Paul Rogers
Sylvester Schmidt
Marysville
Wilmer Shaffer
Russell
Noel Stewart
Valley Falls
Barcus
Luttons
Pirates sponsor Hutchinson Larks for 1956 season
Hutchinson's Western Baseball association entry will be backed by the Pittsburgh Pirates next season. Announcement with President G. Carl Hipple yesterday completed the Western association setup for 1956 providing class AA backing. Pirates to name a team manager. Fifteen Pirates players assigned to the Hutchinson Larks.
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Springfield
Hutchinson
Western Baseball Association
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
G. Carl Hipple
Western Association
Hutchinson Larks
Journal-World Readers Daily Classified Page Usage
The Journal-World notes that 76 percent of adult readers view the classified page daily and 18 percent read it occasionally. This reflects engagement with the newspaper’s classified section among the readership.
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Journal-World
Stanford Selects Southern Methodist for Rose Bowl Bid
Stanford announced Southern Methodist will represent the Southwest in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day in Pasadena. SMU, undefeated, accepted the bid after beating Texas Christian 20 14, becoming the first west of the Mississippi chosen as an eastern representative. Stanford had earlier defeated California 13 0, while California had won nine straight. SMU’s next game is against Texas A&M before securing the title as UCLA’s loss aided their selection.
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Stanford University
Calif
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Altho Stanford
Uarsity of California
Los Ano
California
Bobby” Grayson
Stanford
al Masters
James Stewart
Texas Institution
Masters
Mustangs
Elmer Anderson
Altho
Princeton
Minnesota
Mid-West
S.M.U
Southern California
U.C.L.A
Texas Aggies
Aggies
University of Texas
GridIron Stars Lead College Football Roundup
AP notes standout performances across teams. Bobby Wilson of SMU scored in multiple touchdowns in SMU 20 Texas Christian 15. Abe Michal starred for LSU in a big win over Tulane. Yale saved by a key pass. Army's 16 points featured strong rushing. Columbia upset Dartmouth with a long run. Holy Cross and Ole Miss also produced notable scores.
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Associated Press
Bobby Wilson
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Abe Michal
Louisiana State
Tulane
Whiter Grove
Army
Nay
Vener
Columbia
Dartmouth
Morris
Holy Cross
Boston College
R. Hapes
Misppi
Ole Miss
Mississippi State
Ildard
Washington State
St. Mary's
Braves Lose All State Game to Bacone Red Rovers
Haskell Braves end season with 16 0 loss at Muskogee Oklahoma to Bacone Red Rovers in All Indian school championship. Bacone gains 220 yards 13 first downs to 44 yards 4 first downs for Haskell. Mosely boots field goal and touchdown. Rockman scores on long march. Haskell fumbles and pass interception kill early drive. Kansas players named to all star teams by Edmonds and Kemper including Leo Deutsch Rutherford Hayes Leo Ayers and others.
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Bacone Red Rovers
Muskogee
Okla
Braves
Toledo University
Red Rovers
Mosely
Bacone
Priod
Rockman
Haskell
Baconebacks
Fletcher
University of Kansas
Kansas
Leslie Edmonds
Gene Kemper
Topeka Daily Capital
Leo Deutsch
St. Benedic
Rutherford J. Hayes
Don Leonard Dugan
Wichita L
Leo Ayers
Kansas — Times
Fruey
Empori
Sylvester Palmer
Fort Milhack
John Beteperson
Kansas U
ACL
Iowa State To Lose Seven Lettermen Next Season
Iowa State College announces seven lettermen will graduate, the smallest count in five years. Capt Ike Hayes and John Catron head the losses, with wingmen Don Grefe and Wilbur Kroeger also departing. Backfield men Bill Allender Kenny Ames and Harold Miller wrapped up their seasons as the Cyclone lineup shifts under Coach Veenker.
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Ames
Iowa State
Ike Hayes
John Catron
Cyclone
Don Grefe
Wilbur Kroeger
Bill Allender
Kenny Ames
Harold Miller
Veenker
Michigan State Loses 9 Vets From 1935 Team
East Lansing, Mich December 2 Nine members of Michigan State College footballs 1935 team have completed varsity eligibility and will not play in 1936 Coach Charles W Bachman announced. Seniors listed include Allmann Colina Ross Wiseman Edwards Wagner Warmbein Zarza and Buzolits with four letter winners planning senior class work and return options. Zarza noted for three injury free seasons and 175 pound frame as a three year left end. Lighting scarce in Budapest with half the city without electric light and only a quarter with gas in homes.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
Charles W. Bachman
Robert Allmann
Hay City
Dick Colina
Detroit
Archie Ross
Grand Rapids
Don Wiseman
Dick Edwards
Dimondale
Sidney P. Wagner
Lansing
Kurt C. Warmbein
St. Joseph
Louis Zarza
Chicago
Ind
Joseph A. Buzolits
Edwardsburg
Albert Agett
Kingsport
Tenn
Harrison Neumann
Frederick Ziegel
Miles Wilson
Kalamazoo
Zarza
Michigan State College
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