SMU Chosen for Rose Bowl Bid Over Stanford
Southern Methodist, undefeated, won the Rose Bowl bid after defeating Texas Christian 20 to 14. Stanford welcomed the choice, and Rose Bowl officials voiced satisfaction with the selection. Coach Matty Bell expressed happiness for his players as SMU nears the postseason.
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Gly-Cas Promises Cure for Headaches Neuritis says Monroe grocer
Local grocerman Michatto Jr. testifies Gly-Cas relieved his chronic headaches and neuritis. He reports regained energy after a short trial and notes his mother also improved. Sold by Phoenix Drug Co. in Monroe with postpaid offer and discounts.
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All-Southwest Conference Football Team Chosen
Four SMU players, four from TCU, and three from Rice named to the 1935 All-Southwest team by AP and coaches. Ends Bach and Sylvester. tackles Spain and Orr. guards Weisel and Kellow. center Lester. quarterback Baugh. halfbacks McCauley and Wilson. fullback Wallace. Coaches and writers differed most on linemen.
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Ironman) Weisel
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Greatest season for football in history enjoyed
New York Dec 2 In a sweeping overview the article praises Southern Methodist Princeton and Army for standout seasons and Rose Bowl berth, notes cross sectional upsets and historic title-area mortality rates among 1934 1935 champions, and highlights key game results including SMU 20 Texas Christian 14 Princeton 38 Yale 7 Army 28 Navy 6 LSU 41 Tulane 0 and other regional outcomes.
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Louisiana State Poised for Sugar Bowl Invite
New Orleans December 24 The Sugar Bowl committee appeared to favor Louisiana State for a New Year’s Day appearance while potential opponents remained unclear. SMU dropped out after accepting a Rose Bowl bid leaving Nebraska Holy Cross Fordham and Marquette as possible choices as the committee meets to issue formal invitations.
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Dodson High School Resumes After Thanksgiving
Classes resumed at Dodson High School after a Wednesday closing for Thanksgiving holidays.
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Texas Christian earns praise for Sammy Baugh recruit
Texas Christian builds buzz as Sammy Baugh selects Fort Worth after coaching advice from Texas coach Uncle Billy Disch. The piece notes Baugh, Bobby Wilson, and teammates driving SMU touchdowns while referencing Georgia Tech and Columbia upsets, Redland Field bonuses, and other college football chatter.
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Ray Zeh Wears Scorers Crown in 1935 Football
Ray Zeh of Western Reserve is the season high scorer with 112 points from 15 touchdowns and 22 extra points after touchdowns over ten games. Eddie Stanley of Williams is second with 96 points from eight games, scoring one more touchdown than Zeh but no extra points.
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Franklin And Vinton To Battle For B Title
Franklin and Vinton High schools advance to the South Louisiana class B football final after Franklin defeated Cathedral of Lafayette 19 to 6 and Menard topped Winton. The South Louisiana champion will face the North Louisiana winner for the state title.
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DeSiard Development liquidation notice issued in Ouachita Parish
Public notice in Louisiana No 24954 directs all interested parties to show cause within ten days from December 2 1935 why the final account of Frank O Looney liquidator of The DeSiard Development Company Incorporated should not be approved homologated and funds distributed accordingly. Monroe Louisiana December 2 6 12 1935.
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LSU Crowned Unchallenged Southeastern Champion
Louisiana State finished undefeated in the Southeastern Conference after a 41-0 victory over Tulane, clinching the south Sugar Bowl berth. Vanderbilt and Mississippi trailed with key conference wins, while Georgia Tech upset Georgia and Kentucky surged with a 27-0 upset over Tennessee. Florida, battered by seven defeats, faced South Carolina next.
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Past Masters Entertained at Delhi Banquet
Delhi Masonic lodge members and visiting Masons gathered for a banquet hosted by Lee Emmet Thomas Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star.
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Oklahoma Coach Lawrence Jones Praises 1935 OU Team
Oklahoma coach Lawrence Jones says he is very pleased with the 1935 Sooners football season. The team went six wins and three losses, finishing second to Nebraska in the Big Six, with strong ground gains totaling 1 748 yards. He notes spring practice to begin February 10 and emphasizes rebuilding after losing 14 seniors while praising blocking and tackling, especially the ends.
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Biff) Jones
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Seizure notices for Ouachita Parish real estate sales
Multiple writs from the Fourth District Court of Ouachita Parish Louisiana announce seizure and sale of specific Monroe properties. Listings specify lot and block descriptions with street frontages, square numbers, and dimensions, to be sold at cash at the courthouse door during the legal hours, with dates from 1935 to 1938 and various parties including Lizzie Cappo Alice Brown and Emma Beeson involved.
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Layton
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Oumeshita
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Foster Brooks
Monroe Public Notices and Federal Court Claim Alerts
Public notices from Ouachita and Monroe parishes detail foreclosure sales by The People's Homestead Savings Association and Brooks subdivisions, with sale dates in 1935 and 1985. Also included is a United States District Court notice in Monroe for labor and materials claims on the Globe Construction project with creditor intervention rights.
Bears beat Lions 10-7 in last year’s NFL clash
Sports Mirror notes a year ago the Chicago Bears defeated the Detroit Lions 10-7 marking a notable NFL result. It recalls a Rose Bowl pairing with Southern California long cited and mentions John Collins taking Red Sox manager duties in 1931.
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Football stars shine in early season regional clashes
Bobby Wilson led SMU with two touchdowns in a 20-14 win over TCU. Abe Micka powered LSU to a 41-0 victory over Tulane. Yale’s Roscoe and Kelley combined to avert a shutout by Princeton in a 38-7 loss. Whitey Grove scored 16 points as Army beat Navy 28-6. Vollmer 63 yard run sparked Columbia’s 13-7 upset at Dartmouth Morris. Holy Cross ran 70 yards for a TD in a win over Boston College. Hapes added a 5 yard score as Ole Miss beat Mississippi State 14-6. Goddard helped Washington State tie St Mary’s 7-7 late.
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Old Man Upset Leaves Eight Teams Undefeated
New York December 2 Old man upset leaves eight football teams undefeated and untied at season end. Southern Methodist still unbeaten after 11 straight wins and faces Texas A and M next Saturday. Nassau Collegiate Center of Garden City New York emerges as a new unbeaten and untied junior college program. Other teams listed include Princeton Ohio University Middle Tennessee Teachers Spearfish Normal and more with records shown.
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