Dalton 1935 team: unbeaten, unscored upon in season
The 1935 Dalton football squad finished undefeated and unscored upon, a rarity amid a tough Midwest era. Coached by Trux Routh, the team played a single wing with four seniors in the backfield, averaging 160 pounds, and held seven games without allowing a TD, with key wins over Potter, Alliance, Minatare, Lodgepole, Kimball, and others.
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Kenny Frandsen
Frandsen
Dalton
Midwest
Alliance
Lodgepole
Nebraska
Lincoln
Shubert
Cortland
Sidney Faces Lexington In Area Midget Finals
In Lexington the Sidney Midgets rout Cozad 10-0 behind Jay Schmidt two hitters and three RBIs. Sidney meets Lexington at 5:00 p.m. for the area final, as Lexington edged Gering 4-0 to advance.
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Terry Kane
Jay Schmidt
Sidney
Cozad
Lexington
Gering
Jay Dire
Tommy Lubash
Schmidt
Greg Sitorius
Nebraska
Ed Stuckey
Stuckey
American Legion
Bill Willburn
1935 Dalton team front and back rows listed
Front row: Bob Geller, Howard Zorn, Glenwood Martin, Lyle Arndt, Kenny Frandsen, John Ewing, Marion Neary, Leland Wallick. Middle row: Clayton Mintkin, Glen Asbury, Gene DeyErmand, Fred Raphman, Dean Beavers, Roger Geller. Top row: Coach Trux Routh, Billy Foster, Pat Dryer, Darel Rabe, Merill Andersen, Dudley Jillson, Art Raphman, Ted Kummer, Superintendent Ray Johns.
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Dalton
Trux Routh
Dutch Arndt
Glenwood Martin
Kenny Frandsen
John Ewin
Dean Beavers
Glen Asbury
Marion Neary
Fred Raphman
Howard Zorn
Leland Wallick
Gene
Dey Ermand
Frandsen
Bob Geller
Lyle (Dutch) Arndt
John Ewing
Clayton Mintkin
Gene DeyErmand
Roger Geller
Billy Foster
Pat Dryer
Darel Rabe
Merill Andersen
Dudley Jillson
Art Raphman
Ted Kummer
Ray Johns
Fieldhouse delays spark second picket wave at UN fieldhouse
Operating Engineers picketed the University of Nebraska Fieldhouse site amid a non union presence during union hours. The dispute centers on wages and hours with T and M Construction, threatening delay to the Big Eight season opening and possible late games.
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al Tritsch
T and M
Tritsch
Glen Manski
University
Chemicals sometimes disappoint farmers
Lincoln reports that green bugs in southeastern Nebraska show no strong evidence of resistance to chemical controls. Dr. David Keith notes populations have declined somewhat due to parasitic wasps that inject eggs into greenbugs and larvae, eventually killing them and turning the pest into a brown mummy.
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Lincoln
David Keith
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Nebraska
Keith
Food prices rise worldwide levels shown by US survey
Washington AP reports a Foreign Agricultural Service survey shows prices for 18 staple items rose 76 percent in the United States, 27 percent in the United Kingdom, 694 percent in Argentina, and 53 percent in West Germany. The Agriculture Department agency conducts a bimonthly check in 15 world capitals on items essential to diets.
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Washington
United States
United Kingdom
Argentina
West Germany
Agricultural Service
Agriculture Department
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