Army dominates Navy 28 to 6 in 1935 rivalry clash
Army opened with a rapid 20 minute assault, scoring four quick touchdowns led by Ed Grove Charles Meyer and Clint True. Navy rallied in the second half with Jack Schmidt but could not convert, Army’s defense then held to seal a 28 6 victory before 81000 at Franklin Field.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Army
Midshipmen
West Point
Warriors
Franklin Field
Navy
Whitey) Grove
Charles
Monk) Meyer
Grove
Meyer
Clint
Tarzan) True
Annapolis
Bill Grohs
Jack Schmidt
Schmidt
Pos. Navy
Teen
Enene
Tee Eeee Ferrara Smith
Anew Nenee
Eee
Zabriskie
Clifford Wee
Ewwee Robertshaw Necrason
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Wolfanette
Nenee M. Miller
Stromberg
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Stew Ewnee
OB Peene
Pratt Meyer Beeen
True
Grohs
W. H. Friese
Princeton
W. Crowley
Bowdoin
E. A. Geiges
Temple
A. W. Palmer
Colby
Auburn Wallops Florida Gators at Miami 27–7
Auburn dominated Florida 27 to 7 before 8000 fans in Miami. The Plainsmen used nine first downs to Florida’s five and scored on three passing plays plus three runs. Key plays included a 31 yard drive, two touchdown passes, and a Paterson three extra points. Florida’s lone score came in the second period.
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Paterson
Auburn
Chase
Kilgore
Gators
Hitchcock
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Hughes
O'Rourke
Eaves
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Tran
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Paterson Oie Bec
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Secie Cay
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McCroskey
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Oes Morris
Er Scarbough
Meek
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Fenton Beckwith
Maes Begs
Manets
Casas Vene
Touchdowns
Touchdown
Ervin
Drake
Hutchings
Purdue
Cunningham
Vanderbilt
Mouat
Armour
Western Maryland Tops Georgetown in Lively College clash
Western Maryland college overcame an early Georgetown lead to win 14 to 0 before about 4,000 fans in Baltimore. Halfback Leroy Campbell connected on two pivotal passes to spark the Green Terror scoring in the second quarter.
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Western Maryland College
Georgetown
Leroy Campbell
Western Maryland
Green Terror
College Football Scoring Summary Amid Rivalries
Louisiana State 41 Tulane U S M U 20 T C U 14. Georgia 7 Georgia Tech 19. Mississippi State 6 Mississippi 14 Dartmouth 7 Columbia 13. Army 28 Navy 6. Princeton 38 Yale 7. Holy Cross 20 Boston College 6. Georgetown 10 Western Maryland 14 Auburn 27 Florida 6. Baylor 8 Rice 0. Idaho 6 UCLA 13. Washington State 7 St Marys 7 tie.
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Georgia Tech
Mississippi State
Mississippi
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Princeton
Yale
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Georgetown
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Auburn
Florida
Baylor
Rice
Idaho
Washington State
St. Mary's
Associated Press
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Pasadena
Texas Christian
Fort Worth
Christian
Bobby Wilson
Stanford
Burnham N. Dell
Council of Athletics At
Tigers
Philadelphia
Manhattan
Lions
al Barabbas
LSU Clinches Eastern Title With 41 0 Victory Over Tulane
LSU routed Tulane 41 to 0 to clinch the Southeastern Conference title as the 1935 season closed. LSU finished with a perfect conference slate aside from a non-conference loss to Rice. Alabama Poly beat Florida Gators 27 to 6. Georgia Tech upset Georgia 19 to 7. Mississippi defeated Mississippi State 14 to 6. One conference game remains Florida versus a non-conference opponent in Tampa on December 7.
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Louisiana State
Tulane
Southeastern
Greenies
Bernie Moore
Rice
Alabama Poly
Plainsmen
Auburn
Florida
Gators
Miami
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Bulldogs
Mississippi
Mississippi State
South Carolina
Tampa
Undefeated Team 10 Gets Rose Bowl Bid
Stanford official Alfred Masters says an undefeated team will be invited to the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day. He plans to announce the team after returning from Palo Alto. A Princeton letter suggests the Tigers might listen to an invitation, though Princeton opposes post season games.
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Stanford
Alfred Masters
Masters
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Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Fort Worth
Princeton
Tigers
Minnesota
Burnham N. Dell
Council On Athletics
H. C. Willett
Pacific Coast Conference
Dell
Kitty league expands to eight clubs in 1936
Union City Tenn November 30 The Kitty league will grow from six to eight clubs after adding Mayfield Ky at a directors meeting. New members formed this year include Jackson Tenn Lexington Tenn Union City Paducah Hopkinsville and Portageville Mo with Cairo and Metropolis Ill and Cape Girardeau Mo seeking spots. A decision on the eighth club will be made January 5. Dr Frank H Bassett of Hopkinsville Ky was reelected club president for another year. The schedule will run 120 games from May 19 to September 13.
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Southern Association
Mayfield, Ky
Jackson
All-America football team picks by NEA Service coaches
Bernard W. Bierman announces NEA Service first All-America selections for 1935. He highlights Dick Smith and Ed Widseth of Minnesota, James Moscrip, James Whatley, Vernal LeVoir and others, with Berwanger Wilson Grayson and Weller named as top backs and linemen.
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Wallop
NAVY
Bernard W. Bierman
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
NEA Service
Bowdoin
California
Minnesota
Dick Smith
Gophers
Ed Widseth
Smith
Widseth
Sheldon Beise
James
Monk
Moscrip
Stanford
Whataman
Beise
Vernal
Babe
NBA Service
John Jacob
Jay) Berwanger
Chicago
Robert Wilson
Southern Methodist
Riley Smith
Alabama
Robert H. Grayson
Merle Wendt
Ohio State
Gaynell Tinsley
Louisiana State
Art Detzel
Pittsburgh
Biff Jones
Oklahoma
Southwest
J. W
Dub) Wheeler
Sooner
Wilson
NBA
Grayson
Portland
Ore
Tinsley
Dixie
Gerald Dalrymple
Tulane
Wendt
Detzer
Wheeler
Weller
Princeton
Lester
NEA Service, Inc
All-America College Football Teams Listed with Players
The roster highlights from Bernie Bierman announce All-Americas across positions. Notable selections include E Wendat Ohio State and G Wheeler Oklahoma among first team, with numerous names from LSU Texas Christian Stanford and Minnesota. The list spans tackles guards centers backs and ends with several universities represented in second and third teams.
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Ohio State
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Louisiana State
Detzel
Pittsburgh
Richard Smith
Minnesota
G.—Wheeler
Oklahoma
Weller
Princeton
C.—Lester
Texas
Christian
Berwanger
Chicago
Wilson
Southern Methodist
Riley Smith
Alabama
Grayson
Stanford
Tech Gridmen Weigh 1936 Schedule After Tampa Trip
Louisiana Tech officials announce no post season game this year and plan a Florida trip to Tampa on December 14. Coach Eddie McLane works on a stronger 1936 grid program as Tu Lane event targets New Orleans while easing next season’s opponents.
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Louisiana Tech
Techmen
Tech
University of Tampa At
Tampa
Fla
Pineville
G. W. Bond
Florida
Tulane
New Orleans
Tennessee
Eddie McLane
Light Brigade Verse Moves Tech Team to Praise
Morris McKnight, once of Monroe and now with a Ruston wholesale grocer, inspires a Tech football tribute. The poem lauds the team, coach, and McLane for sunshine out of rain and grid dish service, comparing him to the famed Viking.
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Light Brigade
Morris McKnight
Monroe
Ruston
Tech
Man McLane
Louisiana Tech Linemen Praise Thanksgiving Opponents
Louisiana Tech players credit the Mississippi State Teachers of Hattiesburg with overpowering a Tech line during Thanksgiving. Several Tech linemen named include Brooks Beckett Dunnaway Johnston Milam Neal Phillips Ruple Coody Adkins Beaumont Causey Funderburk Giddens Hill Hasha Lewis Rajcan Stamm Wells Woodward and Deas.
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Louisiana Tech
Mississippi State
Hattiesburg
Tech Stars Trade Hair Hue For Tampa Prep
Louisiana Tech players visited a beauty shop for henna hair to boost morale ahead of the game with Tampa. Local redheads named include Giddens Woodward Chronister Phillips and Auple. Archie Turner tried curling, but the attempt failed.
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Louisiana Techsters
Giddens
Woodward
Chronister
Phillips
Auple
Archie Turner
Cyclone-Like Cloud Roars At Ruston Stadium Thanksgiving
During the Tech Teachers game at Ruston a tall black cloud rose behind spectators and a distant train noise caused a roar. The crowd mistook it for a cyclone before realizing a fence marked the area.
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Tech Teachers
Ruston
Thursday Wins Bryan and O'Hara Memorial at Bowie
Selby L. Burch's six year old Thursday romped to a blazing finish to win the $5,000 added Bryan and O'Hara Memorial handicap at Bowie Md. Only One trained by Mrs. Deering Howe was a close second with Firethorn of Walter M. Jeffords entry a length back in third. Thursday and Tweedledee paid $6.60 to win as an entry.
Sugar Bowl committee to name 1936 contenders
In New Orleans the Mid-Winter Sports association plans a Sunday meeting led by president Warren V. Miller to select 1936 Sugar Bowl contenders with input from top sport writers. Guarantors of $30,000 expect refunds this week as ticket sales rise around Tulane stadium. The carnival also features track and field, tennis, and LSU versus Pittsburgh basketball, December 28 through January 5.
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New Orleans
Mid-Winter Sports Association
Warren V. Miller
Tulane Stadium
Louisiana State
Pittsburgh
SMU Wins Dramatic Battle as Rose Bowl Hopes Rise
SMU defeated Texas Christian 20 to 14 at Fort Worth in a battle between undefeated Southwest teams. Army beat Navy 28 to 6 in Philadelphia. LSU crushed Tulane 41 to 0 to clinch the SEC title while Princeton routed Yale 38 to 7.
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