Athens Messenger notes Ohio meeting and sports talk
The Athens Messenger reports Ohio plans to meet Marietta Tuesday and discusses advisory council changes for leagues and owners. It covers baseball figures, indoor tennis in Chicago and Detroit, and mentions players and executives linked to the era’s sports scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens Messenger
Ohio
Marietta
K. Wrigley
Chicago
Denpall
United States
Mickey
Detroit
White Sox
Vince Renzo
Tenny
Bill Sam
Colorado
Renzo
Owls
Cleveland Commis
Rudy
Bohem- Dusek
Pioneers To Provide Test For Bobcats
Marietta College Pioneers visit the Bobcats Tuesday for a nonleague clash as coach Duke Hayes brings veterans like Nickel Clark and Fenton to challenge the Penn State team. Bobcats will start Lalich at center with Rvita and Hood at forwards and Malakas and Siembiede at guards in a lineup unchanged from Friday's win over Fairmont Normal.
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B. T. Grover
Pioneers
Marietta College
O. C. Bird
Frank ‘Duke Hayes
The
Fairmont Normal
West Virginia
Hayes
Nickel
Clark
Frank Fenton
John Bowser
Jimmy Whiting
Clyde Young
Marietta High School
Bowser
Bobcats
Fenton
Beanie Berens
Nick Lalich
Fairmont
Whiting
Hickel
Magee
Young
French
Grover
Buckeye
Gene Rvita
George Hood
Lalich
Johnny Malakas
John Siembiede
Maury Whitcum
George May
al Spaulding
Bobcat
Radio Theater and Varied Shows Highlight Old Time Network
A listing of programs and performers including Buck Rogers Terry and Ted Jack Armstrong Myrt and Mary Fox, Armstrong Orphan Annie and Cab Calloway style acts on WLW CBS NBC. Names such as Kay Hopkins Kay Armstrong Buck Rogers and Louis Armstrong appear among diverse acts and serials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foole Claus
Terry and
Ted Jack Armstrong
Lady Jack Armstrong
Annie Og
Buck Rogers Soneart
Bobby Benson
Myrt and
Mary
Sam Baeake Carter
Mary Marlin
Pivestar Jones Mall Orch
Hall Orch
Milton Charies
Ted Malone
Happy Hollow
School of the Air School of the Air
Lois Long
String Quartet
Science Service
Ted Jimmy Parrell
Jack Armstrong
Tito Guizer
Buck Rogers
Leidon
Myrt
Marge Rube Goldberg
Kate Smith
Boake Carter
Munn
Lawrence Tibbett
Caravan
March of Time
Poet's Gold
Orie Nelson Oerie Nelson
Louis Armstrong
Kay Orch
Chicago Pinmen Take Titles At Midwest Tournament
The Chicago pinmen led the 28th annual Midwest Tournament in Peoria as they captured the five-man event with top money. Budweisers of Chicago won the team title, Pagel and Herman took doubles, Levine won singles, and Gil Zanker of Milwaukee claimed the all-events title with a 1 972 total.
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Peoria
Budweisers
Chicage
Pagel
Herman
TL. Levine
Gil Zanker
Milwaukee
Detroit Lions Crown 1935 Pro Football Kings
The Detroit Lions defeated the New York Giants 26 to 7 at the University of Detroit stadium. Ace Gutowsky and Dutch Clark scored early touchdowns, Danowski connected with Ken Strong for the Giants, and Ernie Caddell added a late score as Buddy Parker sealed the win with a interception return.
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Detroit Lions
Detroit
Lions
New York Giants
University of Detroit
Ace Gutowsky
Giants
Presnell
Dutch Clark
New York
Danowski
Ken Strong
Ernie Caddell
Clark
Buddy Parker
Harry Newman
Big Ten Basketball Schedule Showcases 16 Games
Northwestern and Notre Dame renew a fierce rivalry in a 16 game Big Ten week. Indiana meets Miami at Bloomington after beating Loyola. Ohio State faces Muskingum while Purdue heads to Xavier. Illinois hosts DePaul as Iowa plays Loyola Chicago. Michigan meets Mount Union and Minnesota hosts Nebraska. Wisconsin visits Marquette in Milwaukee. Northwestern meets Michigan State at Evanston. Indiana goes to Vanderbilt and Purdue to Butler. Michigan plays Western Reserve in Cleveland.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Indiana
Loyola
Miami
Bloomington
Ohio State
Evansville
Muskingum
Purdue
DePaul
Xavier
Illinois
Iowa
Pittsburgh
Michigan
Mt. Union
Minnesota
Nebraska
Michigan State
Carleton
Wisconsin
Marquette
Madison
Milwaukee
Evanston
Armour Tech
Kalamazoo
Mich
Vanderbilt
Butler
Indianapolis
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Horton Smith Leads Miami Biltmore Open Finalists
Horton Smith shot 70 on Sunday to reach 139 after 36 holes and lead the Miami Biltmore Open as 62 pros and 18 amateurs lined up for the final rounds. Henry Russell of Coral Gables and other notables trailed as Revolta tied for 146 while overall field contests for the $10,000 event. The piece also notes a sweeping claim about beggars in Europe and Asia.
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Coral Gables
Fra
Horton Smith
Henry Russell
Smith
Johnny Milutice
Youngstown
Bruce Coltart
Woodcrest
N. J
al Nelson
Hopewell
al Watrous
Detroit
Johnny Revolta
Mutt Sharts Sets Stage for Club Fighter Showdown
The 138 pound Mutt Sharts, a renowned club fighter, will meet Steve Barciz, around 140 pounds, in a toe to toe eight round bout. Sharts has lost only one of 15 since a draw with Jess McMurtry, and fans expect a hard slugging contest with both fighters able to take punishment.
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Swat
Sharts
Jess McMurty
Cincinnati
McMurtry
Johnny Durso
Louisville
Columbus Bey
Mutt
Steve Barci
Shorts
Jong Atring
Barciz
Sharta
Nelsonville Seeks Bids on City Bond Issues
Bids may be submitted to Auditor Filn worth DeVore at Nelsonville City Hall until December 26 for two groups of general obligation bonds. Group One funds street and alley improvements totaling 9000 in 1000 denominations with 4 percent interest. Group Two finances storm sewers totaling 9000 in 1000 denominations with 4 percent interest.
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Filnworth DeVore
Nelsonville
Ohio
Nelsonville City
Fs McEe
Harry Ler
Joe Louis Tops AP Poll as 1935 Athlete of the Year
Joe Louis, Detroit heavyweight boxer, leads the fifth annual AP poll as the nation’s outstanding athlete of 1935 with 182 points, ahead of William Lawson Little Jr and Jesse Owens. The ranking highlights boxing gate influence and Louis’s record, with Braddock, Berwanger, Cochrane and others also named in the 24-person list across eight sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Usendun
Joe Louis
Arthur Donovan
Detroit
Paulino
Louis
Lawson Little
Associated Press
New York
Pepper Martin
Gene Sarazen
Carl Hubbell
Izzy Dean
Lous
William Lawson Little, Jr
Dizzy Dean
Little
James J. Braddock
Lotis
Braddock
Max Baer
Jesse Owens
Kilo State
Owens
Eulace Peacock
Temple
Peacock
Jay Berwanger
Chicago
Notre Dame
Andy Pilney
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Tommy Bridges
Hank Greenberg
Goose Goalin
Marvin Owen
Tigers
Diray Dean
Malcolm Campbell
Britain
Wilmer Allison
Fred Perry
W. Lawson Little, Jr
S.—tdessethwens
Ohio State
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Hank
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Wire
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Khat
WLW
CBS
NBC
Wama Thiester
Mere Radio Theater
Tae
Bed Newhai
Levell
Thomas Amos
Andy
Abner
Lombardo Road
Pat ‘Mastres Grice Moore
Fiorito
Ray Nobie Gardiner
Goodman
Margaret
Pers Gypeles
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Kirbery
Starey Orch
Baie Oreh
Senny Ore
Denny Orch, Sra Orch
Lence
Merry Madcaps
Cree Club
Glee Club
Music Guild
Cleveland Orch
Orch
Pat Kennedy
Meetin’ House
King's Jesters
Women's Review
Girl Alone
Women's Clubs
James Wilkinson
Clara
King Stanley High
Billy and
Betty
Easy
Popeye
Edwin C. Hill
Your Government
Reisman Orch, Reisman Orch
al Pearce
Tom Mix
Lu 'N
Connie Gates
Gordon Orch
Billy and Betty
Uncle Ezra
W. D. Bouthwell
Progra
Motor City Eleven
Big 10
Europe
Asia
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
By Alan Gould
Herwalger Hila
Pingland
Sutre Dame
A. A. UU
Texas
James J. Craddock
New Jersey
Dannon Mahoney
Ireland
Vigers
Idereome (Diey) Dean
Louis Cardinals
Goose Goxlin
Kelly Petiilo
Lew Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Jack Lovelock
New Zealand
Wally Bercer
Houston Braves
Helder
Buddy Myer
Washington
Biyeman
Henry Prchard
Fred Percy
Ohio U
Bruck
Pico Wholesale Company
Glouster
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