Glynn Defeats Albany for South Georgia Title in Close Showdown
Glynn Academy’s Red Terrors toppled Albany Hi Indians 19 to 14 on Cleveland Field to claim the South Georgia Football Association championship. Neal Alston and Rupert Blount led Glynn with timely passes and key scores as Albany rallied with a late push failing to overcome the early Glynn lead.
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Albany
Glynn Academy Terrors
Albert Riley, JR
Valdosta
Glynn Academy
Big Red
Atlantic Coast
Hi Indians
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South Georgia Football Association
SMU Mustangs Face Texas Aggies In Season Finale
Southern Methodist and Texas Christian dominated the final 1935 football day with SMU aiming for a 12th straight conference win against Texas A&M while TCU met Santa Clara. The Rose Bowl bound Mustangs seek the conference title as Aggies capture momentum after a strong season.
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Texas Aggies
TCU
Santa Clara
New York
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
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Stanford
Texas A. & M
Pasadena
Southern California
Washington
Florida
South Carolina
Maryland
Texas Tech
Oklahoma City
Geneva
Pennsylvania
Newberry
South Carole
Youngstown
Ohio
Aggies
Texas
Mustangs
Muspfangs
College Station
Tex
Southern Methodist Mustangs
University of Texas
Bobby Wilson
Harry Cooper Leads In Orlando Open With Two 69s
Harry Cooper of Chicago holds a 2 stroke lead with 36 holes remaining in the $2,000 Orlando Open at Orlando Florida. He has posted two sub par 69 rounds and seeks to minimize the scoring excess as veteran challengers close in for the $400 first prize. Johnny Revolta and Tony Manero trail in a tie for second after Manero surged early with a 68.
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Orlando
Fla
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Johnny Revolta
Pp. G. A
Tony Manero
Greensboro
N. C
All-America 1935 Football Team Selections Listed
The roster names Gaynell Tinsley LSU Clarence and players from LSU Princeton Princeton and more as first team selections. Second alternate list includes Walter Winika Rutger Edwin Widseth Minnesota Sidney Wagner Michigan State and others with ranks and schools.
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Walter Winika
Edwin Widseth
Minnesota
Sidney Wagner
Michigan State
Gomer Jones
Ohio State
Edward Michaels
Villanova
Truman Spain
Southern Methodist
Gilbert Lea
Princeton
John McCauley
Rice
Donald Jackson
North Carolina
Oze Simmons
Iowa
Seldon Beise
James Moscrip
Stanford
AAU Assembly Debates 1936 Olympic Participation
In New York the AAU assembly debated American participation in the 1936 Olympics in Nazi Germany. The executive committee referred a strongly worded anti participation resolution to the convention without recommendation. Avery Brundage of Chicago, head of the American Olympic Committee, insisted an American team would go abroad.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Nazi Germany
Avery Brundage
Chicago
American Olympic Committee
Brundage
Southern Duckpin Meet Opens in Atlanta Today
More than two score bowlers from Georgia North Carolina and Virginia start the southern duckpin sweepstakes at an Atlanta bowling center. Notable entrants include Douglas Bland and Rufe Hodge of Raleigh Art Keever Angie Klein Joe Josephs Ty Primm Shorty Page Bill Jones Miss Olivia Schidt Miss Helen Randlett Nell Powell and Lucille Traband from Charlotte and Richmond.
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Atlanta
Georgia
North Carolina
Virginia
Douglas Bland
Rufe Hodge
Raleigh
N. C
Art Keever
Angie Klein
Joe Josephs
Ty Primm
Nell Powell
Lucille Traband
Charlotte
Momentum Revolta Surges Late to 68 Finish
Revolta flashed rare form yesterday finishing 68 after a distant 72 in the preliminary. Paul Runyan of White Plains Ky Laffoon of Chicago and Roland MacKenzie of Washington trailed as 141s were posted. Sam Parks Jr. led the field with 148 in final rounds.
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Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Ky Laffoon
Chicago
Roland MacKenzie
Washington
Manero
Sam Parks, Jr
South Dominates 1935 Associated Press All America
The Associated Press all-America selections show a southern and southwestern edge in 1935 with four first-team picks and 12 total on the squad. Alabama, LSU, Texas Christian, and Southern Methodist figure among top rosters as experts note improved passing and coaching across the region. Riley Smith, Bobby Wilson, Jay Berwanger, and Bobby Grayson head the ball carrying and all-around duties for the honor squad.
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Gaynell Tinsley
Louisiana State
Lawrence H. Lutz
California
John A. C. Weller
Princeton
Darrell Lester
Christian
Paul Tangora
Northwestern
Richard Smith
Minnesota
William R. Shuler
ARMY
Riley Smith
Alabama
John Jacob Berwanger
Chicago
Robert Wilson
Southern Methodist
Robert H. Grayson
Stanford
New York
Associated Press
Dixie
Texas
Southwest
South
Carolinas
Middle West
East
Far West
Texas Christian
Texas Christian Rice
Iowa
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Andy Pitney
Michigan State
Boston College
Vanderbilt
Crimson Tide
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Duke
New York University
Violets
Fordham
Bronx
Bobby Wilson
Jay Berwanger
Bobby Grayson
Pond yields compare to pasture for stock production
University of North Carolina botanist L. A. Whitford says a good pond should produce as many pounds of fish per acre as a pasture yields pounds of beef, highlighting aquatic farming potential.
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L. A. Whitford
University of North Carolina Botany Department
Brunswick Terrors win conference crown in tight neutral grounds clash
The Brunswick Terrors edged Albany’s Indians in a fierce battle to claim the conference title on neutral ground. The game drew a large crowd and featured southern players on the All-American teams, with Jay Berwanger highlighted as an outstanding national player.
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Brunswick Terrors
Albany
Jay Berwanger
Chicago
Berwanger
Quinn Prepares Bid to Save Bankrupt Boston Braves
Boston December 7 Bob Quinn former Boston Red Sox president and former Brooklyn Dodgers general manager heads to Chicago to bid in the bankrupt Boston Braves next week's meetings with a $325000 offer. C F Adams backs the bid and would finance Braves operations if accepted. Adams says he will not own stock or control management, while other bidders reportedly seek about $200000.
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Bob Quinn
Boston Red Sox
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago
Boston Braves
Quinn
C. F. Adams
Braves
National League
Adams
J. M Landis
Suffolk Downs
Blot and Luck Lows 1932 Court Reg Ruling
A fragment notes a 1932 court regulation involving two individuals named Blot and Luck. The readable portion mentions a docket or register entry affecting their case and potential legal action. Further specifics are unreadable in the available text.
Rap Not Bey End How Per Ven One Nate
The item presents a clipped fragment mentioning Ven and Nate with unclear context. It reads as a terse note about a rap related topic and a mention of three to something, but lacks coherent details or identifiable events.
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