Jayhawk And Tiger In Scoreless Tie At Kansas Memorial Stadium
The Kansas and Missouri football teams played to a scoreless tie in front of about 17 600 fans at Kansas Memorial Stadium. Kansas finished third in the Big Six with two wins two defeats and one tie. Missouri tied for fifth with Iowa State, without a conference win. Missouri threatened late and Kansas had chances earlier, but solid defense and punting kept the game scoreless.
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Fire and Cyclone Hit San Luis Obispo Oil Field
A severe oil field fire in San Luis Obispo California triggered strong atmospheric disturbances forming a Teal cyclone that killed two men wounded a woman destroyed three homes and several buildings and overturned a vehicle. The incident followed by note on soybeans uses and products from the plant including bean meal dog food disinfectants oil and more. Tomorrow: The Outlaw Sport.
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Kansas-Missouri gridiron showdown seals tense finish
Kansas won a hard fought game outrushing Missouri 190 to 160 and amassing 96 passing yards to Missouri’s 33 while holding the edge in first downs 17 to 7. In a frantic final sequence Missouri’s Murray faced a relentless Jayhawk rush as Kansas defenders converged, and the final incomplete pass preserved Kansas’ edge as time expired.
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Mahley
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Final games loom as upsets hit 1935 grid season
In a day of reversals Alabama fell 14 6 to Vanderbilt while Temple lost 7 6 to Bucknell and Pittsburgh was held scoreless by Carnegie. Yale remains a looming test for Princeton as Army Navy prep for Philadelphia clash and Texas Christian versus Southern Methodist sparks Rose Bowl chatter.
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Wichita Scores Early in Defeating Washburn 7 6
Wichita University Shockers take a 7 6 victory over Washburn after a fast first minute lead. Ichabods respond in the second period with a 13 yard drive, a fake reverse by Schwartz, but the conversion fails and no further scoring occurs.
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Pittsburg Teachers Tie for Central Conference Lead
Pittsburg Kansas November 29 The Pittsburg Teachers earned a 7 to 6 victory over Emporia Teachers to pull even atop the Central conference standings with Wichita. Pittsburg scored in the first period and held the slim margin after Emporia answered in the second period and failed on a conversion attempt.
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Ottawa U Braves Fall as Emporia Tops 14 12
Emporia Kansas November 29 The College of Emporia stopped Ottawa University's final bid this season winning 14 to 12. Reuben Haraman opened with a 94 yard touchdown run and added a second score as Emporia built the decisive margin with extra points.
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Notable historic sports moments across dates
AP recall marks a string of sports milestones including a 34-0 Rose Bowl win by Alabama over Vanderbilt a perfect season, Denny Shute winning $10, Miami Biltmore Open with a 291 total, and Notre Dame beating Army 7-6 with a 54 yard touchdown and Carideo extra point.
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All Big Six talk as Kansas football season winds down
The Sports Eye reviews Kansas 1935 football season with focus on Big Six standings and key players. Kansas tied Missouri, lost to Nebraska and Iowa State, and beat Kansas State and Oklahoma. John Peterson starred at fullback, Dick Sklar anchored guard play, and the defense held Missouri scoreless. Thanksgiving date debates, attendance at 17 617, and season totals are noted along with upcoming radio broadcasts Yale vs Princeton and Army vs Navy.
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Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes Lead All Star Conference Selections
Topeka November 29 Kansas Wesleyan led the all star Kansas conference selections with four players in the first team. The central conference picks include Bethany Emporia and Fort Hays State with multiple honorees. Second team features Ottawa Pittsburg and Baker players with several captain designations among the selections.
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Army Navy Gridiron Rivalry Heads To Franklin Field
Philadelphia November 29 Army and Navy prepare for the 36th renewal of their service gridiron rivalry. Army shows a nine pound forward wall edge 188 to 179 while Navy carries eight pounds more per back in ball carrying 173 to 166. Both teams complete pre game work at Green Hill Farms and Manufacturers Country Club ahead of kickoff before about 80 000 fans.
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Many Tie Games in the Big Six Conference
Kansas and Missouri played to a scoreless tie at Lawrence in the sole conference game on Thanksgiving. Oklahoma routed Oklahoma A&M 25 to 0 with Bill Breeden starring, while Nebraska rallied to beat Oregon State 26 to 20. Nebraska’s victory capped a dramatic finish as Bible’s Huskers erased a 20 19 deficit in the final minutes.
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Wesleyan Ends Season With Scoreless Tie
Salina Kansas November 29 Kansas Wesleyan finished undefeated with a scoreless tie against McPherson College in a muddy game. Hahn's superior punting saved McPherson from several Wesleyan scoring drives as the McPherson line stiffened near the goal line.
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High School Football Scores From Regional Matches
Decatur defeated Norton 33 to 0 while Burlngton edged Yates Center 19 to 0. Independence beat Coffeyville Chanute 31 to 0. Iola won 31? 0. Humboldt beat Garnett 6 to 0. Neodesha 12, Frenonia 0. Wellsville 15, Gardner 7. Fort Scott 6, Parsons 22. Emporia 6, Hutchinson 7. Rosedale 12, Argentine 6. Leavenworth 26. Valley Falls 12, Winchester 2. Horton 25, Horton 7. Garden City 28, Sublette 0. Journal-World classified ads note furniture to cash.
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Lam Sets Record for Scrimmage Yards in College Football
Boulder reports Colorado University quarterback Bill Lam broke the national modern record with 1,043 scrimmage yards this season. The 154-pound "Jackrabbit" Lam emphasized teamwork, noting backs must be blocked to advance. He played nine games, highlighted by 149 yards against Missouri and 114 against Oklahoma, helping Colorado to a 14–0 win over Denver University.
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Kayo) Lam
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Garcia vs Ross Non-title Bout Headlines Chicago Card
Ceferine Garcia meets Barney Ross in a 16 round non title bout at Chicago Stadium with Garcia claiming he can win 12500 dollars and avenge a prior first round knockdown. The card also features Freddie Miller versus Jimmy Christy in featherweight action.
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Hays Dominate Oklahoma Baptist 42 0 in Fort Hays clash
Fort Hays defeated Oklahoma Baptist University 42 to 0 in Hays Kansas drawing on early touchdowns by the Teschera and strong defense. Hays finished with 331 total yards and 17 first downs while the Baptists tallied 99 yards from scrimmage and passes.
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Mountain State Football Scores Across Regional Matchups
A long list of college football results from various conferences and schools including Missouri Valley, Oklahoma A and M, Washington, Oregon State, Nebraska, and many junior colleges. Notable outcomes include Fort Scott Junior College 60 Parsons Junior College 18, Ottawa 14 Trinity 12, and Texas Tech 7 vs. Centre 7. Multiple games feature mixed results with several shutouts and high scoring showings across numerous institutions.
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