All-American Football Team Chosen by Inter Nation News Service
The International News Service names its 1935 all American football team after polling stalwarts and observers nationwide. selections highlight Princeton end Lea and guard Weller, Minnesota stars Widseth and Smith, Stanford backs Grayson and Relfback, Alabama quarterback Relfback Berwanger, with notable bids from Fordham, Auburn, California, and Notre Dame among others.
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All American team picks mix of college stars across era
The piece lists many college players nominated for an unanimous All American team and discusses the Texas Christian University pass-heavy game, noting Rex Clark’s injury and the Frogs’ strong performance despite scrutiny. It weaves in varied school names amid printer’s rough, garbled prose.
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Rosenbloom to marry heiress heads to Hollywood hints
Former world heavyweight champion Rosenbloom plans to marry heiress Mary Elizabeth Campbell. The notice lists college and state associations, with numerous names including Maryland, Columbia, Holy Cross, Minnesota, Baylor, and Northwestern noted among attendees and connections.
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Fight Results Reported By AP In Cotton Belt Bouts
The AP wire outlines a series of boxing outcomes with scattered names and scores. Notable inputs include Charney versus Gumur and Craven in various weights, along with references to Proctor Minn and Doran among others, all linked to bouts in New York and related arenas.
Ice Hockey Scores From Various Games
Maroons 5, Readers 0 in Chicago. Boston and Cleveland tied 1 1. Pittsburgh 0. Can- American League results show Springfield 6 and St Louis 5. Kane Uiy 4 Tantehis reported.
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Cleveland
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College Basketball Scores and Standings Report
Northern Minnesota tops appeal with a 28 29 marquee showing as Wahne ten Jn edges Yiwauhea Tesch 20 to 25. Mary’s win in Minnesota 39 14, Psuw defeats Heloit 14. Northern Pesthira 38 Ellendale 24. Stepherson Glatt Fefinery Hutensazon Western Trainitg TopeneR Mesa Valle A KU teamug MaParcion Ken.J.
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Corpus Christi Buccaneers Set for Brackenridge Clash
Corpus Christi enters Friday’s bi district game against Brackenridge with Haas hampered by a bad ankle and Conoly stepping in at quarterback. Lawrence Conniel shifts to a back role as the rest of the squad remains in solid physical shape. The 2:30 p.m. kickoff at Clark Field follows a long travel plan with a special 45 minute public train and a $2.05 fare.
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Ed Walker Perceived by Several Colleges in Offseason Talk
University of Mississippi and other institutions reportedly pursue coach Ed Walker who led his team to nine victories and two losses this season. Rumors mention an attractive offer from an Eastern conference school as Walker weighs future coaching opportunities amid tentative bids from multiple programs.
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West Point
Woody" Stromberg
Chicago
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Gerard DeBacts
State High Race Highlights Weekend Football Schedule
Unterational News Sorstee outlines the upcoming high school football games as postseason eliminations begin. Eight scattered games Friday and Saturday will trim the 16-team field toward the championship, with matchups including Mexia Kemble at Waco and Amativo at Hierkenzitge among others.
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Hrackenzidge
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Mexia
Kemble
Waco
Amativo
Hierkenzitge
el Paso
San Angelo
Wichita Ballas
Shertman
Dallas ‘Tech
Masonic Boome
Port Worth
Greenville
Pork Arthur
San Jacinte
Uvaston
Lanier Ready for Uvalde Battle in Class B Subdistrict
Lanier Voks travel Thursday for a Class B subdistrict football showdown with Uvalde Coyotes. Coach Nemo Herrera calls them in peak condition after light practice, led by Timmy Green and Arthur Morin. The Voks, 26 players strong, weigh up to 45 pounds less per man than Uvalde but rely on a stout defense to slow Shurley and a powerful offense clustered around Morin and Bettancourt. The winner advances to face Junction Fredericksburg Littoral in regional play.
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Janey Voks
Merang
Uvalde
Wrwilde Caovates
Vokts
Hereen
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Junction-Fredericksburg
Top ranked Texas players lead Chicago tennis
McDiarmid of Fort Worth and Russell Ball of El Paso were named first and second in the Chicago district tennis committee rankings for men’s singles. Northwestern pair Hall and brother George were fourth in doubles. other Chicago players also listed. In San Angelo, Glenn Scoggins 14 of Robert Lee died from blood poisoning after a football injury. parents and siblings survive.
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Ball
Chicago
John McDiaiinid
Fort Worth
Russell Ball
BE Paso
University of Chicago
Pall
Ussell Hall
George
Northwestern
Max Davide Sod
Teevor Weiss
Norman Bickel
Nothert
Burgess
Chester
William Mueping
TCU and LSU Set Sugar Bowl Clash in New Orleans
Louisiana State and Texas Christian University clash in the Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day in New Orleans. The teams, long rivals, meet with strong passing offenses led by Abel Mickal of LSU and Semmy Bungh of TCU. TCU aims to rebound after a season with notable wins while LSU seeks to capitalize on defense and a potent attack.
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Texas Christian Universities
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Warren Miller
Syorla Essanlayian
Abel Mickal
Huey Long
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Braddock Denies Injury Rumor During Stopover
Heavyweight champion James J Braddock paced the El Paso station platform during a 15 minute stopover denying reports of an injury from his exhibition tour. He said Winslow Arizona exhibition was moved to Friday and he would travel to Chicago for a boxing commission conference before heading to New Jersey for Christmas with his wife and three children.
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All-District 328 Player Names and Positions Fragment
Scattered OCR pickup lists players and positions for all district teams including tackles guards centers and ends. The text names several players such as Yoakum Seguin Luling Lockhart and Schaeffer with multiple misspellings and unclear roles.
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Ray Benge's Father Dead in Huntsville
Funeral services for W. L. Benge, father of Brooklyn NL pitcher Tay Benge, were set for Wednesday in Huntsville. He died at home Tuesday after a long illness. Survived by his widow, three daughters and three sons.
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Smukler Quits Temple Squad Amid Absentia Surgery
Temple University forward Dave Smukler resigns from the team after being denied leave of absence for a right knee operation. Officials cited prior approved leaves and refused to confirm rumors that teammates Vince Renzo and Joseph Egan would also resign.
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Clayton Eaton Joins Hole-in-One Club at Swit Open
Clayton Eaton carded a remarkable ninth hole ace at Willow Strings during the Swit Open afternoon round. Playing with Lieut Ted Landon Joan Bre Gemus and Leroy Proctor, Eaton watched the ball trickle into the cup on the ninth as the crowd held its breath.
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Leroy Proctor
FANS GALORE TO TRAIL SMU TO COAST
Thousands of Texas fans flood toward the Rose Bowl as SMU faces a pivotal showdown set for December 29. Big Bil Hitzelberger coordinates special trains and tours from Dallas to Los Angeles, with high demand and costs quoted near a $100 all expenses package. The Southwest Conference title race tightens as SMU and Texas clash, while governors and boosters rally support for the football exodus and Rose Bowl exposure.
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Arizona
Los Angeles
Time Star
Golden State
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Six day Riders Unlax in Hours Before Dawn
New York December reports the 58th hour of the six day race at the Marine Garden with teams including Jerry Radhrac Ceell Yates Chicago and Ewald Wisselstiel Willig GTi sharing the lead as riders endure cold and fatigue. The piece describes riders in late night and early morning routines, costumes, music, and the crowded scene around the track.
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