Great Grid Card Preview of Major College Matches
New York writers preview the 1935 football weekend with Princeton Rutgers and Purdue Ohio State clashes featured. They highlight Notre Dame Pittsburgh Michigan State Boston College Michigan State Detroit Catholic University Fordham Vanderbilt and other key intersectionals along with Army Harvard Yale Navy Penn Columbia Brown Dartmouth Carnegie Tech Temple and Southern California versus Oregon State.
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New York
Princeton
Rutgers
Tigers
New Jersey
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Chicago
Purdue
Boilermakers
Maroons
Michigan State Spartans
Boston College
Detroit
Catholic
Forbes
Vanderbilt
Centenaryexas
Louisiana State
Oregon State
Washington
Washington State
California
Santa Clara
Mississippi
Florida
Alabama
Tidesmen
Mississippi State
Tennessee
Auburn
Kentucky
Duke
Georgia Tech
North Carolina
Davidson
North Carolina State
Maryland
Virginia Military
Rice
Southern Methodist
Texas A. & M
Texas Christian
Utah State
Denver
Colorado Mines
Colorado
Colorado College
Brigham Young
Greeley State
Montana
Nebraska Football Uses Film to Scout and Improve
Nebraska coach Bible uses slow motion video to dissect games with Dr. Bert J. Hooper filming. The dynamic system costs 45 to 75 dollars per game, yields 1,000 to 1,200 feet of film, and is shown to coaches, players, and public crowds for strategic and motivational purposes. Lloyd Cardwell shines as a potential all-America candidate while the team shapes its sophomore depth into competitive strength.
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University of Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Lloyd Cardwell
Chicago
Bible
Bert J. Hooper
College of Dentistry
Hooper
Stonts
Nebraska
Lincoln
State
Cross word puzzle list and clues mixed in one page
A scrambled page of crossword clues and partial answer hints. Clues span across and down entries with many garbled words, fractions, and stray characters, offering hints like water, garden flower, Roman goddess, and various ordinary terms.
Sports Roundup of college football and more from Oct 14
A rapid digest notes Southern teams in Rose Bowl bets with North Carolina or Duke likely, LSU and Georgia clashing for SEC title, Marquette’s Ray Buivid as a standout, Alabama star power versus Mississippi State upset, Kansas and Notre Dame mentions, Yale and USC remarks, Ozzie Simmons highlighted, and other campus figures including Babe Didrikson, Paavo Nurmi, and Cubs captain Woody English referenced in a wide sports tally.
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New York
North Carolina
Duke
Marquette
Ray
Buzz
Alabama
Purdue
Purvis
Carter
Col
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Southern California
Ozzie Simmons
Iowa
Andy Kerr
Mississippi State
Notre Dame
Doc Spears
Michal and
Crass
Louisiana State
Polo Grounds
Noble Kizer
Yale
Hessberg
Runyan Wins Louisville Open With 283 Total
Louisville, Ky October 14 Paul Runyan national PGA champion added another thousand dollars to his bankroll and captured the Louisville open golf title at Audubon. The 27 year old Arkansas farm boy now pro at Metropolis club White Plains N Y overhauled early leader Alvin Krueger Beloit Wis to finish with a 72 hole score of 283 one under par after starting two back. He birdied four on the final nine for a 33 four under par and beat Light Horse Harry Cooper of Chicago by two strokes.
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Louisville
Paul Runyan
Arkansas
White Plains
N. Y
Alvin Krueger
Beloit
Wis
Runyan
Krueger
Ins Unyan
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Conference play kickoff in Kansas area football week
In conference action Kansas City reports Baker McPherson and Kansas Wesleyan all winning last week Baker beat College of Emporia 6 to 0 McPherson defeated Ottawa 13 to 0 Kansas Wesleyan over Bethany 21 to 7 This week Baker plays McPherson and Kansas Wesleyan meets Ottawa College of Emporia travels to St Benedicts Emporia Teachers opened CIAC play with 3 to 0 upset over Fort Hays Wichita fell to Oklahoma City 10 to 9 Southwestern beat Oklahoma Baptist 13 to 7 Pittsburg beat Nebraska B 20 to 0 Fort Hays visits Wichita Southwestern faces Emporia Teachers
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Kansas City
Kansas
Baker
McPherson
Kansas Wesleyan
College of Emporia
Ottawa
Bethany
Loop
St. Benedict's
Emporia
Fort Hays State
Kansas State
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Southwestern
Pittsburg
Oklahoma Baptist
Nebraska
Fort Hays
Braves and Toledo play scoreless tie in Ohio
Coach John Levi’s Haskell Braves battled Toledo University to a 0-0 draw in Toledo Ohio. A wire from business manager George Nelson to R M Kelly said no injuries and that the Indians would meet St Xavier in Cincinnati next Friday. The team plays a third consecutive east game Friday then returns Sunday after a trip from October 2. They are quartering in Bellefontaine Ohio for practice this week.
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John Levi
Haskell Braves
Toledo University
Toledo
Indians
Ohio
George Nelson
R. M. Kelly
Haskell
St. Xavier
Cincinnati
Braves
Bellefontaine, C
Country Club Notes Bring Dinner Bridge Leadership To Start Month
Mr and Mrs A T Walker will head the dinner bridge meetings this month. Heavy rain damaged the course more than greens while the Pelican team of Ed Penchard and Roland DeWatteville dine on Ed's expense. Bullock and Howard Veatch beat them Sunday and will dine together next month, Peachard DeWatteville shed water better than Bullock Veatch. Weekend turnout strong though rain frightened some players. wolf drive Sunday and several in the men’s fall tournament. In championships Owen Carl beat Bob Poillion to meet Guy Smith. Elmer Lupton defeated Dr Penfield Jones. First flight Gene Glahn beat Lieutenant Brady and will face J W Hartley. second flight T G Fitch beat Dick Barber and Dr L E Bice in matches.
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Country Club
A. T. Walker
Pelican
Ed, Penchard
Roland DeWatteville
Ed. Bullock
Howard Veatch
Peachard-DeWatteville
Bullock-Veatch
Owen Carl
Bob Poillion
Will
Guy Smith
Elmer Lupton
Dr. Penfield Jones
Golfers Compete Amid Good Weather in Local Matchups
In the second match Bob Bullock defeated D. L. Patterson. In consolation rounds in the championship flight George Wetzel defeated W. K. Bruner and J. O. Jones defeated Al Bromel. In the first flight E. W. Penchard defeated Dr. H. R. Lindenberger. The grounds are in good condition and players are urged to come out before cold weather.
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Bob Bullock
D. L. Patterson
George Wetzel
W. K. Bruner
J. 0. Jones
Me” Bromelsick
E. W Penchard
Dr. H. R. Lindenberger
Flashes of Life highlights from diverse topics
Vanilla ice cream remains the nation’s favorite with chocolate a close second per ice cream manufacturers at their annual convention. Cheerleader novelty from Emporia Kansas, plus a tight-wire act and singing showmanship. A barber in Hutchinson Minnesota turns hamburger stand after long barber career. A Milwaukee man returns dead after being missing. a father’s quip contrasts with tragedy. A Washington official ponders gold hoarding after an appendix operation reveals a swallowed tooth crown.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
International Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers
Washington
Charles G. Senseney
Internal Revenue Department
Senseney
Merit system promise hurdles in New Deal era calls
President Roosevelt vows to extend the merit system for civil service workers while insiders say patronage from Congress blocks strict adherence. The record shows Congress avoided merit rules except when essential, with loopholes even in agencies named by the President.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Association of Government
President's hiring list highlights three agencies for top to bottom merit
The article notes only three agencies in the President's list require merit-based hiring for top to bottom positions. It mentions exemptions among others, citing the Securities and Farm Credit Administration. It outlines how the FCA's Crop Production Loan Office shifted from civil service to patronage and references the Governor Myers era. It also places soil conservation service within the Department of Agriculture in the discussion.
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The
Securities Commission
Farm Credit Administration
Crop Production Loan Office
Civil Service
Congres
FCA
Myers
Soil Conservation Service of
Department of Agriculture
Congress backs civil service merit rules and experts limit
Congress allowed eight months of hiring without merit tests then civil service status follows. McCarl tightens the expert loophole by demanding proof of claimed expertise. SEC largely compliant, FCC resists civil service reforms. With the President backing merit, congress may face pressure to amend.
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Congress
McCarl
SEC
FCC
No Corn to Husk in Marshall County Event Canceled
Marshall county farm bureau officials decided not to hold a horn husking contest this year after surveying fields. none were found good enough to stage the event.
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Marysville
Kan
Marshall County Farm Bureau
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Don Faurot
Missouri
Bill Spaulding
Babe Didrikson
Hot Springs
Woody English
Cubs
Paavo Nurmi
Kansas and
Central Loops
Haskell Indians
Gene Glahn
Lieutenant Brady
J. W. W. Hartley
T. G. Fitch
Dick Barber
Dr. L. E. Bice
Emporia Teachers College
Frank Wiziardo
Hutchinson
Minn
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Lange
Milwaukee
Charles King
Charles
Milwaukee River
Texans
Sooners
Biff Jones
Texas Longhorns
Dallas
University of Texas
Arnold
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Oklahoma
Herbert Plummer
University OF Kansas
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Wilfrid L. Husband
Japan
Richard E. Byrd
Sigmund Spaeth
K.U
Round Corner
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Station Auto Electric Co
N. H
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MAZDA
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Kew
Oe Vrance Building
Douglas County
Charlton Insurance Agency
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