Western pros lead Catalina Open with 60s pace
Ted Longworth of Portland and Fred Morrison of Pasadena posted 60s to lead the Catalina Open at Avalon as 100 players, including Walter Hagen and Joe Cohen, opened round one. Several others tied for second or near the lead with scores in the 60s and low 60s, with competition continuing tomorrow.
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Avalon
Santa Catalina Island
Calif
America
Ted Longworth
Portland
Ore
Fred Morrison
Pasadena
Longworth
Morrison
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Track stars vie for Olympic spots at Millrose Games
New York hosts the 29th annual Millrose Games at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night as Glenn Cunningham targets a fourth Wanamaker Mile title. The event features top domestic stars, including Cunningham amid boos from a partisan crowd and a field aiming to tempo the indoor season's best.
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Jimmy Donahue
New York
U.S
Madison Square Garden
U.pi
Glenn Cunningham
America
Cunningham
Joe Mangan
Boston Garden
Kansas
Mangan
Boston
Town State
Town
Gene Venzke
Pennmiler
George Spitz
Ws. Wh
Joe McCluskey
Shufflin
Fordham
Tom Ottey
Michigan State
Philadelphia
Eulace Peacock
Temple
Cornelius Johnson
Los Angeles
Don Lash
Indiana University
Eddie O'Sullivan
Peacock
Ben Johnson
Columbia
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Miler O'Sullivan
New York Curb Exchange
Columbus Council K. of C
Glenn
Mangin
Joe
Cornell Star
Garden
Kansan
Maverick Club Hosts Free Blackstone Show For Boys
Maverick Club hosts magician Blackstone and his 25 member company at 4:30 Sunday for a free boys’ program at the club hall. Paramount’s Harrison helped arrange the appearance. Evening at the Paramount follows for competitors and a Coca-Cola top admission show.
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Dut Wanzer
Blackstone
Paramount Theater
Maverick Club
Harrison
Thomas Wingate
Coca-Cola Company
Jackie Cooper
Rin-Tin- Tin, Jr
Mr. Harrigan
Mr. Wingate
Wisconsin Football Faces WCTU Breathes on Free Liquor claim
Wisconsin football officials stand accused as affidavits allege head coach Clarence Spears ordered players coffee spiked with brandy or whisky before major games. Athletic director Walter Meanwell admits giving drinks to two players while regents investigate alleged campus troubles and calls for a department reorganization.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Ida B. Wise Smith
Ella Boole
University Regents
Wisconsin
Clarence W. Spears
Regents
Walter E. Meanwell
University
Dora Russell
Track stars and Olympic talk mix in Miami sports column
The piece highlights NCAA athletes in New York and Ohio State facing strong fields, notes Cunningham and Lash racing in the Wannamaker Mile, and recalls a Lake Placid winter sports memory. A Miami report ponders Garmisch-Partenkirchen skiing coverage and reporter cold.
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United Press
Miami
Fla
U.P
Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Germany
Lake Placid
New York
Ski Jump Thrills and Swiss Bob Legend Reto Capadrutt
Night of high danger and daring as skiers fly off the world’s tallest ski jump with the Swiss team led by Reto Capadrutt. Nostalgia for 1932’s feats lingers as crowds recall zero mornings on Mt. Hoevenberg and the perilous curves of the bob run.
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Reto Capadrutt
Reto
Mt. Hoevenberg
Reto Capadruti
Ten Second Basemen Holdovers Dominate 1935 Rosters
The article assesses 1935 second basemen likely to keep their jobs. Key figures include Charley Gehringer of the Tigers and Billy Herman of the Cubs, with others like Buddy Myer, Frankie Frisch, Tony Lazzeri, Tom Carey, Rabbit Warstler, Floyd Young, Alex Kampouris, and Lou Chiozza named as probable holdovers or contenders. Several clubs eye openings at keystone after trades and squad reshuffles.
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Associated Press
New York
Johnny Evers
Eddie Collins
Larry Doyle
Frankie Frisch
Larry LaJoie
Rogers Hornsby
Keystone
Charley Gehringer
Detroit
Tigers
Billy Herman
Chicago Cubs
Gehringer
Buddy Myer
Washington Senators
Tiger
Myer
Herman
Cubs
Cardinal
Frisch
Fordham Flash
Lyle Judy
Springfield
Tony Lazzeri
Yankees
Tom Carey
Browns
Rabbit Warstler
Athletics
Floyd
Pep) Young
Pirates
Alex Kampouris
Reds
Lou Chiozza
Phillies
Lazzeri
Clark Griffiths
New York Giants
Burgess Whitehead
Cardinals
Whitehead
Prisch
Hughey Crutz
Boston Red Sox
Oscar Melillo
Joe Cronin
Eric McNair
Lou
Bozie) Berger
Roy Hughes
New Orleans
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Minter
Jack) Hayes
Tony Piet
Toronto
Boston Nationals
Bees
Tony Cuccinello
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Jimmy Jordan
Tony
Three Holdouts in Greater New York
In New York on January 31 three major league clubs faced holdouts. Ben Chapman of the Yankees requests 14,000 dollars after a cut from last year. Van Mungo of the Giants and Clydell Castleman, also sought higher pay after strong first seasons.
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New York
Yankees
Ben Chapman
Giants
Clydell Castleman
Brooklyn
van Mungo
Chapman
Birmingham
Ala
Mungo
Castleman
Ohioan Wips Ryan on Mat in Armory Wrestling
Walter Stratton a Youngstown muscle man defeated Ray Ryan of Manassa Colorado in the main bout at the Armory Thursday night. Stratton remained unbeaten by taking the first fall in 11 minutes with a Flying Dutchman, the second in 14 minutes, and the final fall in seven minutes with a full Nelson. Detton and Haddock drew in the semi final, as Szasz and De La Torre tied in the prelim.
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Walter Stratton
Youngstown
Ohio
Ray Ryan
Manassa
Colo
Armory
Stratton
Danno McShain
Sailor Whaler Moran
Colorado
Detton
Haddock
Ryan
Dory Detton
Dale Haddock
Detroit
Albert Szasz
Louis de la Torre
Ray Morrison Prefers No Change in Football Rules
Vanderbilt coach Ray Morrison said he would veto new rule proposals and support leaving the game as is. Speaking from Nashville he urged a laissez faire approach as the football rules committee prepared for a meeting in Palm Springs California. Morrison noted proposals from a Pittsburgh committee of 30 mentors were viewed as illogical and far fetched.
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Nashville
Tenn
Ray Morrison
Palm Springs
Calif
Vanderbilt University
National Football Coaches Association
Pittsburgh
Vanderbilt
Southern Methodist University
Morrison
Southwest
Pirates Buy Shulte From Senators
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced the purchase of outfielder Fred Shulte from the Washington Senators for an undisclosed sum.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fred Shulte
Washington
Lewis McAvoy Bout Changed to May 8
New York boxing promoter Jimmy Johnston announced the light heavyweight title fight between John Henry Lewis and Jock McAvoy has been postponed from April 3 to May 8 at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Jimmy Johnston
Madison Square Garden
John Henry Lewis
Jock McAvoy
England
Golden Miller Receives Top Weight for Aintree Steeplechase
London January 31 Golden Miller the 1934 Grand National winner is allotted 175 pounds for the 1936 Steeplechase Classic at Aintree. 1935 winner Reynolds Town is given 170 pounds and American entries receive weights ranging from 147 to 161 pounds including Bagatelle II owned by Alvin Untermeyer Connecticut and Royal Ransom 161 pounds.
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London
Golden Miller
Aintree
Reynoldstown
Bagatelle II
Alvin Untermeyer
Connecticut
Envy
Royal Ransom
Rod and Gun
John Whitney
Castie Irwell
G.H. Petegel Boswick
Carbirchiveen
Cowboys Top Jackets In Opener Of Abilene Series
Har din Simmons of Abilene defeated Howard Payne 35 to 26 in the opener of a two game basketball series last night. McCollum led the winners with eight points.
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Brownwood
Hardin-Simmons
Abilene
Howard Payne
McCollum
Icy Chute Trek Sparks Sunlit Reflections
A fragmentary scene follows travelers descending a frozen slope toward names like Eyrie Shady and Zig a ag. A speaker calls for sunburn lotion as the sun grows intense revealing a sense of peril and adventure.
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Eyrie
Shady
Dawson Named Tulane Coach Amid Collegiate Football Buzz
New Orleans circles ignite as Red Dawson takes over Tulane football after Les Lautenschlager and Red Cox were ousted. The piece notes coaches and players across sports, mentioning Joe Stripp salary moves, upcoming races in San Francisco, Barney Ross bid, Joe Louis tax issues, and Charlotte losing pro baseball due to Sunday game ban.
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New York
Red Dawson
Tue Lane
New Orleans
Red Cox
Lesa Lautenschlager
Dawson
Quarrererback
Tulane
Lautenschlager
Clark Shaughnessy
Caenal Street
Rue Royale
Dodgers
Joe
Ben Eastman
Glenn Cuningham
San Francisco
Barney Ross
Tony Canzoneri
Louie
Joe Louis
Jim Braddock
Joe Gould
Miami
Dave MacMillan
Minnesota
Northwestern
Michigan
Indiana
Dave
Mike Jacobs
Miami Sun
Charlotte
N. C
Boston Red Sox
Canzoneri kayoes Bashara in third round
Tony Canzoneri, lightweight champion, stopped Toots Bashara in the third round of a 10 round non-title bout at the Olympia. Referee Mat Adgie halted the fight after Canzoneri opened a inch long cut over Bashara's left eye.
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Philadelphia
Tony Canzoneri
Toots Bashara
Norfolk
Olympia
Mat Adgie
Canzoneri
Bashara
H. V. Robertson & Company Accountants Ad
Local accounting firm H. V. Robertson and Company advertises services in tax counseling auditing and business accounting with contact at Phone 2 2038 Oliver Eakle Building.
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Torchy Toda
Japan
Art Straud
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Jack Grout
Fort Worth
Tex
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la Habra
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Hershey
Zell Eaton
Oklahoma City
Rod Munday
Santa Rosa
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Horton Smith
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Til
Ralph Guldahl
Dallas
Ralph Beach
Baltimore
Eric Seavall
Glendale
A Barron
White Plains
California
Don Erickson
Frank Hixon
Wilfy Cox
Bethesda
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N. Y
Joe Cohen
Gotham
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Allen
Bristow
Okla
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Bristow High
Sam
Tain
Oklahoma Baptist University
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Joe E. Brown
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Dykeman
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Ralph
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East Nineteenth Street
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Oklahoma Baptist
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Weemie Baskin
E. C. Hayes
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Charlie Beetham
Eddie Brown
Bill Patterson
New York A. C
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Glenn Hardin
Pitt
Pete Bennett
al Threadgill
Joe Mangin
Henry McLemore
Mt. von Hoevenberg
Tex Guinan
Will Garmisch - Partenkirchen
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Garmisch - Partenkirchen
Borden's Creamery
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E. B. Meyer
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Nava Seeeee
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Limiteds
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By Alan Gould
Greater New York
Shulte
Sens
Lewis-McAvoy
Cowboys
Sports
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H. V. Robertson & Company
Accountants and Auditors
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Hatman” Tucker
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