All-America Small College Players Named by Press
The 196 year All-America team highlights 9 players from small colleges chosen for rugged play and versatile positions. Eds include Art Lewis of Ohio University and Edwin Garland of Catawba with Virgil Baer from Kansas Wesleyan and Johnny Butler of San Diego State among others. Center Woodrow Sponangle of Franklin & Marshall leads a balanced line.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Blue Island
Ill
Lewis
Ohio University
Middleport
Peer
Kansas Wesleyan
Chapman
Kans
Sponaugle
Miami
Overturf
Ohio Wesleyan
Edwin
Tubby) Garland
Catawba College
North Carolina
Virgil Baer
Johnny Butler
San Diego State
Butler
Baer
Woodrow Sponangle
Franklin & Marshall
Joe Medwick
Samuels to Attend Muskingum Homecoming Game
Samuels a Ohio University student and former Zanesville High School star will be among a dozen honored guests for Muskingum College's first game in its new $500000 gymnasium against Ohio State University on December 16. He played on the 1931-32 Zanesville team linked to Warren Whitlinger, now OSU captain.
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NEW Concord
Samuels
Ohio University
Muskingum College
Ohio State University
Zanesville High School
Warren Whitlinger
Montreal Maroons Boss Sees Title Within Reach
Tommy Gorman, manager of the Montreal Maroons, declares the club will be unbeatable once its scoring touch returns and no league team can take the title away.
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Montreal
Tommy Gorman
Montreal Maroons
National Hockey League
Time Radio Program Cast and Orchestra Listings
A radio schedule listing performers and orchestras for a Saturday program. Names include Armstrong Orch and Gardiner Orch with boxed acts and hotel references. Station WLW CBS is noted among program items and times.
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Deck Armstrong
Annie
Dane
Newhal
Thomas Fen
Andy
Abner
Renu Paradise
Hollywood Hotel
Hollywood
Pew Nigater Himber Orch
Amber
Ial Armstrong
Ore
Armstrong
Box Gardiner
Box Gardiner Orch
Monty Box Gardiner Orch
Misty Box
Fiorito Orch
WLW
CBS
NBC Al Pearce Tom Mix Clara La ns Em Ptying Time Gordon Orch
NBC listing shows a concert program featuring Al Pearce Tom Mix Clara La ns Em Ptying Time Gordon Orchestra with Edwin Hill Billy and Betty, plus a lineup including the Mills Brothers Geo R Holmes Keller Coleman Belasco Noble Martin and many named orchestras and performers. The bill includes multiple vocalists and bands such as Gillilan Gasparre and Strick Gillilan Orch.
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al Pearce
Gordon Orch
Edwin
Hill Billy and Betty Rep
Snyder
Zara Prances
Adair
Orch
Nickelodeon
Millis Brothers
Mills Brothers
Geo. R. Holmes
Keller Orch
Coleman Orch
Colemen Orch
Belasco
Boxing Show At Armory December 19 To Aid Toy Shop
Boxing show planned at the Armory on December 19 will raise funds for the annual Eagles toy shop. The event features local bouts and benefits youths in the community. Proceeds support the holiday toy distribution run by the Eagles.
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Armory
Eagles
Richland Avenue Methodist Protest Church Encumbrance Petition
Trustees of Richland Avenue Methodist Protestant Church file in Athens County Common Pleas Court to encumber church real estate for a $1000 loan to cover indebtedness and remodeling costs. Hearing set on or after December 21, 1935, per court notice signed by trustees Virgil Maxwell Harley Downard and George E. Gaver.
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Richland Avenue Methodisttestant Church
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Ohio
Virgil G. Maxwell Harley M. Downard
George E. Gaver
Fitchland Avenue Methodist
Boxing show stars classiest ring talent in Athens
Promoter Harry Stout brings an all-star boxing card to the Armory next Thursday night, December 19, a Christmas charity affair with part of the gate going to the Eagles Toy Shop. The bill features two eight-round main events, including Matt Shorts of Columbus facing Steve Barciz of Marion, and Joe Cain of Columbus meeting either Jack McLearn or Kid Stumbo of Marion.
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Boston
Jimmy Foxx
Johnny Marcum
Philadelphia
Gordon Rhodes
George Savino
Detroit
al Simmons
Chicago
New York
Monte Tearson
Steve Sandra
Cleveland
Johnny Allen
Leroy Parmelee
Phil Weintraub
St. Louis
Burgess Whitehead
Rosten
al Leper
Tony Cucernello
Bob Reis
Ray Benge
Brooklyn
Brandt
Randy Moore
National League
Bob Quinn
Boston Braves
American Legion
Athens
Armory
Harry Stout
Stout
Eagles’ Toy Shop
Matt Shorts
Columbus
Jess McMurtry
Cincinnati
Shorts
Barciz
Toledo
Sharts
Marion
Joe Cain
Jack McLearn
Kid Stumbo
Cain
McLearn
Stumbo
Mickey Goodwin
The
Hughie Richards
Parkersburg
Goodwin
Sammy Jones
Record demand for Rose Bowl tickets breaks pattern
Pasadena reports unprecedented interest as Stanford and SMU fans flood the Rose Bowl office with requests for over 200000 seats for an 84890 capacity stadium. Officials say the game sold out within a week of SMU being named opponent. Ticket brokers warn prices could double, while postmen process applications and refunds for rejected requests.
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Pasadena
Calif
Southern Methodist
A! Masters
Stanford
Three Smiths Earn Collier's All-America Honors
NEW YORK selections for Collier's All-America football team include Ends Tinsley LSU Moserip Stanford. Tackles Smith Minnesota Spain SMU. Guards Weller Princeton Smith OSU. Center Lester TCU. Quarterback Smith Alabama. Halfbacks Berwarger Chicago Wilson SMU. Fullback Grayson Stanford. First time three players share the same name on Camp’s team. coaches praised nationwide growth. Big Ten defense cited as superior after watching 8 M A and Texas Christian in action.
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New York
Collier’s
Walter Camp
Grayson
Stanford
Hie
Smiths
Southwest
BIG Ten
Chicago-Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern University
Burt Ingwereen
Texas Christian
Louis Heads to Madison Square Garden Bout With Pauline
Joe Louis the Detroit heavyweight is heavy favorite in a 15 round fight at Madison Square Garden against Paulino Uzcudun. Anticipated sell out could push receipts past 100000 with about 20000 fans. Louis predicts a knockout in six rounds while Uzcudun’s durability and past knockdown drought raise questions.
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Louis
Pauline
New York
Joe Louis
Paulino Uzcudun
Madison Square Garden
Primo Carera
Irnie Schaaf
Paulino
Detroit
Chicago
Garden
Harlem
State Athletic Commission
Jimmy Braddock
Maxinf
Max Schmeling
Izzy Gastanaga
Charley Retzlaff
Eddie Mader
al Ettore
Philadelphia
Jack Gibbons
J. Paul
Billy Ketchell
Gibbons
Mike” Gibbons
Ohio State to Meet Buckeyes in Athens Hockey Clash
Ohio State accepts invite to play at Ohio University in Athens on Saturday morning behind the stadium. The honorary Buckeyes team will travel, while OU forecasts a hard contest after wins over Cincinnati and Ohio Wesleyan. If weather turns bad the game may be postponed.
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Ohio State
Ohio University
Athens
Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio
Laurel Field
Cleveland
Miami Five Beats Georgetown 49 to 21 in Ky Showdown
Miami University basketball team cruised past Georgetown Kentucky 49 to 21 Thursday night. Roberts opened scoring for Miami as Georgetown led briefly 5 to 4 early, then the Indians pulled away and held the Ken tuckians to only free throws. The article also notes 1954 rail passenger car counts in the U S.
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Oxford
Miami University
Georgetown
Roberts
Miami
Indians
Kentuckians
Glouster Tomcats to Host Findlay Ranketeers Saturday
Glouster High School Tomcats renew town ties when they face Findlay High School Ranketeers in a special event coached by Carl Bachman. A crowd expected to swell as Bachman’s Class A unit plays plus a preliminary featuring former Bachman stars. Tomcats also travel to New Concord tonight for their second Big Six League game following a win at New Lexington.
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Glouster
Glouster High School Tomcats
Findlay High School
Ranketeers
Carl Bacheman
Iouster Hick
Clase
Bachman
Glouster High School
Perrysburg
Findlay
Ames-Bern
Tomcats
New Concord
New Lexington
Florida Derby Date Set for March 7 in Miami
The $10,000 Florida Derby will be run in Miami on March 7. The event adds significant prize money and draws local and regional entrants to the Miami track.
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Miami
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Therchant
Kobrosky
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Teachy
Ramsey
Texas
Art Lewis
Terry and
Ted John Male
Jeck Armstrong Og
Buddy Clark
Bobby Benson
Blue Flames
Kaltenbor Myrt
Marg
Ary van Leszy
Dan Boake Carter
Redhorse Tave
NBC
Itheensitizens
Barnweoee
Strick Gillen
Strick Gillilan
Gasparre Orch
Noble Orch
Martin Orch
Glee Club
Tell Sisters
Reth
Merry Madcaps
Jack Shannon Jawis
Lewis Orch
Buffalo
People's Lobby
Peoples Lobby Hall
People's Lobby Mall
Oleanders
Hermans
Chora
Ensemble
Fettis Orch
Carol Dels Pettis
Orientale
Our Barn Glee Club
Our Barn
Dailey Orch
Blue Room
Blue Room Kindergarten
Elsie Thompson
Kindergartes
Frederic W. Wile Hunter
Toast Symphony
Martini Symphony
Nino Martini
Slowan Hulick Science and Science
Lyman Orch
Nelson Orth
Nelson Orch
Hopkins Orch
Doe Louis
Paulino Unrcudun
Player Mart
Matt Sharts
By Mitch
McMurtry
Steve Barciz
Shafer-Messenger
Eddie Fields
Joe Stanley
Nelsonville
Reed Store
Mickle Tire & Accessory Co
West Union Street
Athens, Ohio
George Washington
Collier's
Inwood Smith
Ends Tinsley
Louisiana State
Moserip
Smith
Minnesota
Spain
Weller
Princeton
Lester
Alabama
Berwarger
Wilson
General
Biedel-Mead Oil Company
Joe
Arcadan
C. U
Buckeyes
United States
Glouster Kive Plays
Tomcat
Kentucky
Coca-Cola Bottjang CO
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