Middle West Dominates United Press All-America Team
United Press selects 1935 All-America with six Midwest players, highlighting stars from Notre Dame Michigan Minnesota Texas Christian Duke and Louisiana State. Key figures include Widseth Smith Parker Baugh and Tinsley, with Berwanger Seidel Bachman Jones and Wagner also noted.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
York
Middle West
Midwest
Widseth
Smith
Minnettas
America
Millier
Notre
Wagner
Michigan
Iste
Jones
Dynamo
Beray
Chisage
Southwest
Zaugh
Texas Christian
Tod
Wilson
Bobby Grasso
Stanford
John Weller
Prince
Armel Tinsley
Louisiana State
Pilner
Notre Dame
Mst
Army
Garry le Vaz
Prinaceon
Glenn Seidel
Minnesota
Hanilos
Berwanger
Samir Baugh
Texas Khristien
T. U
Bill Tone
O% Thoma
Tinsler
Ingman
Kllmer
Nesodha
Unbeatah Ea
di Smith
Compson
Gopher
En Star Guards
Joan Weller
Princeton
Dartmouth
Sid. Wagner
Charlie Bachman
Gomer Jones
Ohio
Reiley Smith
Alabama
Monk Meyer
Bill Shakespeare
Sheldan Betse
Tinsley
Moscrip
Millner
Wendt
Ohio State
Lutz
California
Wasicek
Colgate
Weller
Pittsburgh
Michaels
Villanova
Mich. State
Wilkinson
Gilbert
Auburn
Baugh
Q. Shueies Smith
Chicago
Hest Meyer
All-Lake Erie League 1935 first team selections report
John Saffen, Lorain Journal sports editor, lists a near identical 1935 All-Lake Erie League first team with Lorain players Laskey at end Cross at end Terflinger at center Karrick at guard Gerber at tackle and Sayers preferred over Rotyo in backfield. Second team includes Chappel Shaw Kish with Heights Elliott and Chupa at ends and H Lauer Wilson as linemen. Also notes Lehman’s injury and local bowling and boxing highlights with Sharkey vs Kilbane context and upcoming bouts in December.
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Lake Erie
John Saffen
Lorain Journal
Laskey
Lorain
Cross
Elyria
Terflinger
Karrick
Gerber
Sayers
Takewood
Rotyo
Newhauser
Heights
Huda
Lakewood
Saffell
Sgim
Chappell
Shaw
Kish
Elliott
Chupa
H. Lauer
Wilson
Talarski
Nelish
Novotny
Kostya
Brown
Heizlers
Dragon Berry Score Wins On Rialto Card
Dragon and Wild Red Berry won the Rialto Theatre double feature. The Dragon defeated Walter Stitler of Helena Montana in two of three falls. Berry beat George Sauer in three falls, with hard exchanges and finishes including a 7:47 final fall. Ed Wallace beat Bruce Dean in the curtain-raiser. The Hing Trio also performed a balancing act between features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Braden
Black Dragon
Wild Red Berry
Dan Morris
Rialto Theatre
Dragon
Walter Stitler
Helena
Montana
Berry
George Sauer
Rough
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Bauer
Sauer
Pete Beltram
Johnny LeComte
Saver
Saner
Nebraska
Walter Miller
Dragen
Miller
Sifiji@r
Walter
Bors
Ed Walllace
Bruce Dean
Hing
Marie King
Coca Colas Defeat Vestal Shoes In Bowling Match
The Coca-Colas won three straight games in the St Johns Lutheran Bowling League on Wednesday evening defeating Vestal Shoes. E Schaefer led the victors with a 252 series while another player tallied high marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coca-Colas
Vestal
St. John’s Lutheran
E. Schaefer
ATS
Sam Schaefer
South End Colored All Stars Claim City Light Weight Title
The South End Colored All Stars laid claim to the City Light Weight football championship after a scheduled final with the Wooden Beaver Flashes at Ely Stadium could not be played. Dusky against Jimmy Saylor of Cincinnati. Sandrock, son of Mr and Mrs W F Sandrock, is among thirteen freshmen to receive sweater and numerals for Ashland College Frosh.
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South End
All Stars
Beaver Flashes
Ely Stadium
Alt Sandrock
Southwest Game Winner To Get Rose Bowl Bid
The national college football scene shifts to Texas for the Rose Bowl bid as Texas Christians and Southern Methodist remain undefeated while Minnesota and Princeton are out due to postseason rules. Fordham and New York University clash. Bucknell shocks Temple. Kentucky beats Tennessee. Army and Navy prep for Philadelphia showdowns.
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Southwest
George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Univers
Temple of Triumph
Fordham
Texas
Texas Christians
Southern Methodist
Minnesota
Princeton
T. C
Avon Lake and LaGrange Teams Win County League Contests
Avon Lake and LaGrange High teams extended undefeated marks in Lorain County Class B League play with wins on Wednesday. LaGrange beat Belden 43 14 led by Karpinski with 12 points, Farkas 11, Wigert 19. Belden 11. Avon Lake edged Penfield 23 21 with Travanovich 14 and Browand 14. Preliminary games saw LaGrange 20 11 Belden and Penfield reserves beating Avon Lake reserves 20 13.
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Pvinteis
Avorn Lake
LaGrange High Oots
Lorain County
LaGrange
Belden
Karpinski
Farkas
Wigert
Avan Lake
Penfield
Travanovich
Browand
Pend
Smallwood Dominates In Mitt Card Upset Wins
Lorain amateur boxing show at Andorka Hall featured Smallwood of Elyria earning an easy decision over Art Cooper of Cleveland in five rounds. Casie Smallwood also won, Kochan beat Brown in three rounds, Klein edged Seibert after a split judges vote, with several other technical KOs and decisions in the seven bout card.
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Oe Q
Stan Huffman
Lorain
Cliff Bodie
Cleveland
Andorka Hall
Lorain County
Amateur Boxers Trainers Association
Cassie Smallwood
Elyria
Arn
Art Cooper
Cooper
Buddy Hawkins
Kochan
Johnny Kocher
Lorann
Johnny Brown
Hardiers
Brown
Tom Keiekr
F Loratn
Bob Seibert
Eirria
Sammy Marsho
Klein
Nelson Hawkins
Kayoed al Marlan
Adolph Kryes
Lo+ Kozin
Jesse Gonzales
Lorein
iMax
Star Cleveland Quint To Bowl Here Tomorrow
One of Northern Ohio's outstanding bowling teams, the Cleveland Waldorf Hi-Proofs, will visit Elyria tomorrow to face the Elyria All-Stars at the Knights of Columbus alleys. Led by Buddy Suchan, the Hi-Proofs feature Jim Pocta, Marty Mullen, Jimmy Sturm, and Frank Jarecki, while Elyria fields Ed Wilcox, Frank Traxiv, Elmer Donnelly, Jack Renninger, and George Bohn. The match is set to start at p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cleveland Waldorf Hi-Proofs
Elyria
George Bohn
Thrilling Games Between Traditional Foes Feature Thanksgiving Program
Ohio's 1935 college football season closed with an eight game slate of rivalries. Cincinnati beat Miami 8 to 7 on a muddy field with two blocked punts, Wilberforce topped West Virginia State 24 to 13, Baldwin Wallace overwhelmed Akron 26 to 0, and Marietta edged Muskingum 6 to 0 on a late field goal. Case lost to Western Reserve 6 to 0 as Burgwin sprinted 50 yards for the TD.
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Ameline Sarno
Fordham
Perry Geffen
New York Utackie
Bob Sarno
St. Mary’s
Geffen
Army
Navy
Philadelphia
Princeton
Yale
Louisiana State
Tulane
New Orleans
Holy Cross
Boston College
Columbia
Dartmouth
Florida
Auburn
Georgia
Ech
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Rice
Baylor
C. L. Aldano
Bucknell
Epsets Temple
Kentucky
Tennessee
Herbert Tade
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Tommy Devixe
United Press
Olumbus
Ohio
Jess
Mian
Beercats
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Cincinnati
Harry Duncan
Bearcat
Charley Heimsch
Bill Feldhaus
Heimsch
Miami
Charley Slagle
Seb Breitenstein
Brettenstein
Slagle
Wilbeforce
West Virgin
State
Columbus
Wilberforce
Baldwin- Wallace
University of Akron At Akron
Kenny Noble
Berea
Marietta
Bahinto Peet
Koch
Clem Crowe
Mavier University
Centenary College
Shreveport
Western Reserve
Puck” Burgwin
Bar Zeh
Iutiback
Zeh
Burewin
Cleveland
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United Press All-America
Scherer
J. Brittingham
Spain
Duvall
Loyola
Los Angeles
Tangora
Northwestern
Dropnitch
Denver
Lester
Parker
Duke
Buivid
Marquette
Bandour
Pitt
PrReporse Lerman
Eistia High Star
Lehman
LYRIA
Baf
Sim Peca
Fisher Foods
Ike Getz
Sharker
Rosetti
Buffalo
Rialto
Sharkey
Johnny Kilbane
Race
Kaywoed
Eddie Morain
Rob Kelly
Akron
Pete Leon
San
City Tire House
East Ave
Depot St
Coca-Cola Pin
Csm
Scheefer
Hersing
Ag Min C. BR
Redzers
Vestal Shoes
IM. P
Koepp
Dusky Ageainst
Jimmy Saylor
Am le
Rmingham
England
Pesen
Jules Audy
William “Torchy Peden
Canada
Who Goeb
Ty Comet
Mrteee
Avon Lake LaGrange
Marsh Guenin
PABST
Milan Springs
Camden Ridge
Ewapelm
South Am
Columbian
Brookside
Deans
Rio
Cleveland Quint
Amherst
Lorain Quint
Amherst. O
Amherst Hign
Lorain St Marys
Roy Haas
Michael
Lach
Marr
F. T
Eure
Preico Motor
Fayc
Vogler & Dow
Cleveland Street
Foster-Fitch
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