New York Meeting Seals Braddock Schmeling Title Pact
Harry Grayson recalls the January New York gathering where Braddock Schmeling title bout contracts were signed. Schmeling and Braddock confirmed, Mike Jacobs and Sam McQuade played key roles, and discussions included terms, rules, and a no decision bout in Atlantic City.
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Harry Grayson
New York
Jimmy Braddock
Max Schmeling
Harry
Berlin
New York Boxing Commission
Jim Braddock
Joe Louis
Schmeling
Sunken Garden
Queens
Sam McQuade
Jimmy Johnston
McQuade
Johnston
Madison Square Garden
Braddock
Joe Jacobs
Mike Jacobs
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
Sam
State Puuwing
Ian
Sarge
Jim
Louis
Atlantic City
John J. Phelan
New Jersey
Phelan
New York Commission
Budt
Cheneral
Schmeing
Choe Louis
Champeen
Den
Gould
Cherman
Herr Moxie
United States
Bill Brown
America
Mick
Nelsonville Loses to A B
A brief sports item notes Nelsonville loses to A B in a recent match. The report emphasizes the outcome and team comparison without additional details.
Ohio Circuit Teams Edge BAA Quints
Ohio Conference teams posted four wins in six interleague games while Buckeye foes stumbled. Ohio Wesleyan and Cincinnati lost to Baldwin Wallace and Kent State. Toledo beat Dayton. Ohio U and Miami defeated Marietta and Otterbein. Muskingum leads with three straight wins, three other leagues own two or one victories.
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Columbus
Buckeye
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
University of Cincinnati
Bishops
Baldwin Wallace
Kent State
Cincinnati
Mount Union
Harold Anderson
University of Toledo
University of Dayton
Ohio University
Miami
Ohio U
Marietta
Otterbein
Muskingum
Muskies
Ralph Harden
Dean Mealy
Ashland
Capual
Baldwin-Wallace
Berea
Ohio Northern
Wooster
Case
Western Reserve
Xavier
Reserve
Wayne Sidinger
University of Kentucky
Kentucky Wesleyan
Transylvania
Musketeers
Toledo
Purdue
Ohio State
Creighton
Omaha
George Washington
Baltimore
Waterloo Aces Triumph Over Williamsport 31-16
NEW MARSHFIELD The Waterloo High School Aces defeated Williamsport 31 to 16 on Saturday night. Williamsport led 6-0 after the first quarter, the game was tied 12-12 at half, and Waterloo pulled away in the second half scoring 20 points to Williamsport’s four.
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New Marshfield
Aces
Waterloo High School
Williamsport
Waterloo
Liswauyr
Scencncsenenenn
Wire Cence Etermscies
Tatele Sn A
Williamsport Ae Sa Russell
Cesueccesese
Hier” Ban Cemsies Astnietens
Harder Aeqnn Eee
Treoid
Neneccaguerersinens
Eneceenemseen
Eris, Deceedntirens Aanswe
Plains Triumphs Over Chauncey in Busy Local Meet
The Plains basketball team won its fifth straight, beating Chauncey 2 14 with John Manda the top scorer. In the preliminary Chauncey girls outscored The Plains 23 7 led by Nye. The Plains host Stewart Tuesday. A mushroom can release up to 18 billion spores.
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THE
Plains
Chauncey
John Manda
Chauncey Girls
Plains Girls
Nye
Stewart
Paul Waner Captures Third Senior Loop Batting Crown
Paul Waner of Pittsburgh was named the National League batting champion for 1936 with a .373 average, capturing his third straight league title. Fellow Pirate Arky Vaughan led in runs with 122, while Babe Phelps of Brooklyn finished second at .367. The season set multiple NL records including Forrest Jen sen's 696 at bats and Joe Medwick's ten consecutive hits.
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Stuart Cameron
New York
U.P
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh
Waner
Arky Vaughan
Babe Phelps
Brooklyn
Ore
Pirate
Forrest Jensen
Joe Moore
Lloyd Waner
Pirates
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Robert Lowe
Boston
Ed Delahanty
Philadelphia
Klein
Giants
Chicago
Vaughan
Medwick
Ival Goodman
Cincinna
Mel Ott
Pepper Martin
St. Louis
Joe Medwick
J. Louis
Frank Demaree
Buddy Haseett
Burgess Whitehead
Leo Norris
Skiing craze hits New York and beyond
The author lampoons the booming ski boom in New York and regions like Maine and Vermont, noting railroads and ships catering to weekend powder seekers. He humorously cautions readers to avoid skis, urging self defense against indulging in the sport after a Lake Placid midnight ski ride.
First Ski Ride Turned Terrifying Mountain Slide
A speaker recalls his first pair of skis and a dangerous run down a mountain in upper New York State. He describes being shoved off the slope by a party rat, seeing cattle and pines, wolves, and boulders, and ending with a crashing board fence. He warns against outdoor skiing.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Maine
Vermont
Switzerland
Alps
Toyland
Upper
New York State
Gutzlum Borglum
Thealley
The Old and the New Year Verses by Myrtle Emish
A brief poem dated December 30 1930 and December 31 1936 reflects on turning the year’s pages and blotting regrets. The piece closes with the author Myrtle Emish credited.
Von Elm Wins Southern California Golf Title at Oakmont
George Von Elm, former National Open champion, captured the Southern California golf title at Oakmont. He finished 72 holes in 279 strokes, three clear of the runner-up and nine under par.
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Los Angeles
U.P
George von Elm
Oakmont
Minnesota and Chicago Fight for Western Conference Standing
Minnesota and Chicago, cited as potential cellar teams, show contrasting prospects in the Western Conference. Minnesota, bolstered by a fast, veteran lineup around Lillyblad Jones Manly Seebach Rolek, aims to avoid last year’s slide, while Chicago, rebuilding after Haarlow’s departure, relies on juniors Norgren’s five and Eggenmeyer to climb late in the schedule.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Bill Haarlow
Haarlow
Jay Berwanger
Dave McMillan
Gophers
McMillan
Art Lillyblad
Ed Jones
Bob Manly
Dick Seebach
Martin Rolek
Guy Delambert
Earl Halverson
Northwestern
Ohio State
Purdue
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nela Norgren
John Eggenmeyer
Bob Fitzgerald
Paul Amundson
Morris Rossin
Kendall Peterson
Amundson
Norgren
Indiana
Northwesterrn
Illinois
Michigan
Washington Football Team Arrives for Rose Bowl Practice
University of Washington football squad landed in Santa Barbara for a one day session before traveling to Pasadena to face Pittsburgh in the Rose Bowl on January 1.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Panthers Begin Rose Bowl Prep in Arrowhead Springs
The Pittsburgh Panthers started their first serious workout at Arrowhead Springs California aimed at avenging past Rose Bowl defeats by defeating the Washington Huskies on New Year's Day.
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Arrowhead Springs
Cal
U.P
Pittsburgh Panthers
Washington Huskies
College seniors plan luncheons before Fant-West game
San Francisco hosts college football seniors for a day of luncheons and entertainment ahead of the Fant-West classic on New Year's Day, as players prepare for the training grind.
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SAN Francisco
U.R
Christmas Vision cantata at Chauncey church
Chauncey church hosts the Nelsonville and Chauncey Church of Christ Choirs in the Christmas Vision cantata by Nolte. The 26 singers were directed by Prof. Charles E. Poston with Miss Sigrid Love on piano. A season lighted decor adds to the event and a Bible School Christmas program is planned for December 23 with two plays.
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Chauncey
Nolte
Nelsonville
Bible School
Toys Collected For County Use By Chauncey Students
Chauncey grade school pupils gathered a large number of toys. The manual training and home economics departments at the high school repaired them and sent the items to the Toy Shop in Athens last week.
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Chauncey
Athens
Chauncey Personal And Social Notes
Chauncey social column notes visits and guests over the holidays. Notables include Dr and Mrs Lloyd Wharton and sons from Louisiana visiting Mr and Mrs Don ald Henry. Others travel from Kirksville and Lancaster to Chauncey to visit relatives and attend events.
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Chauncey
Donald Henry
Henry
Lloyd Wharton
Lloyd
Ralph
Louisiana
Hazel Leffler
Columbus
Charles Leffler
Kenneth Nye
Roberta
Kirksville
Floyd Nye
Mary Binderbasin
Burr Oak
W. D. Hines
James Rankin
Lancaster
Peter Rankin
Clifford Banfield
Orbiston
Joseph Smart
Lindley Sprague
Madison
Wis
Warren V. Sprague
Chauncey Dover High to Host Tuesday Assembly
Chauncey Dover High School will host a Tuesday morning assembly at 10 45 in the high school auditorium. Dr. 8 H Bing of Ohio University will be guest speaker. A double quartet will sing Christmas numbers and the high school orchestra directed by Mrs. Gaylord will provide music with Mrs. Christine Brown directing carols.
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Chauncey
8. H. Bing
Ohio University
Assembly of Chauncey-Dover High School
Christine Brown
Margaret Gaylord
Christmas Party and Auction Held by CHAUNCEY-Members
Members of the Community Chest held a Christmas party at the K of P Hall on Friday night. The event featured a bingo game and an auction of Christmas gifts made by club members, with a program offered by the NYA.
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Chauncey
Community Chest
P. Hall
NYA
Eighteen Mines Active in Chauncey District Monday
The work report shows eighteen mines operating in Chauncey district on Monday. Mines listed include No. 5, No. 9, No. 10X, No. 28, No. 15, No. 69, No. 90, No. 219, No. 255, No. 267, Chauncey N, Y 25, Poston No. 6, Hocking, Kimberly, Carbondale, Coonville, Lick Run and Black Diamond. Also announced is the Taylor Ridge Church of Christ Christmas program and entertainment for Monday night led by Rev. Gilbert Courtney.
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Chauncey
Chauncey N, Y
Poston No
Hocking
Kimberly
Carbondale
Coonville
Lick Run
Black Diamond
Taylor Ridge Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Christmas Party Planned by Greens Run Church Group
The Co-Op Class of Greens Run Church of Christ Sunday school plans a Monday night party at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Leake. A devotional period a business session a social hour and an exchange of gifts are on the agenda.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Ray Leake
McNutts Host Christmas Guests From Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Lacey McNutt entertained Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Walter Grimely and children from Columbus and Mr and Mrs Wesley Kesler from Steubenville. Mrs Kesler will remain over Christmas at the McNutt home.
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Chauncey
Lacey McNutt
Walter Grimely
Columbus
Wesley Kesler
Steubenville
Kesler
McNutt
Bradbury Personal And Social Notes
The Bradbury column notes a funeral for Ronald Reuter at his home with burial in Bradford. Visits include J W Black with the Mite family near Rutland and a large attendance at a Ladies Bible Class event. Christmas vacation begins with a school program and tree at the schoolhouse. Families moving in include Riggs of Middleport to the Downing property and Virginia Brown to Fred Thompson’s home. Additional items mention illness in the Neal family, Bud Warner’s surgery at Holzer Hospital, and a birth to Gerald and Artie Reuter, formerly Artie Frye.
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Bradbury
Ronald
Richard Reuter
G. W. Perkins
Bradford
J. W. Black
Ran Mite
Rutland
Ladies Bible
Fred Mills
Albert Brooks
Sharpsburg
Daddy Black
Riggs
Middleport
Downing
O. W. Williams
McArthur
W. M. Autherson
Charlies Autherson
Virginia Brown
Fred Thompson
Charlies Neal
Bud Warner
Holzer Hospital
Guy Martin
Gallipolis
Gerald Reuter
Artie Frye
John Frye
Woman 102 predicts less worry can extend life
Betsy Haviland, 102, of Southington Connecticut, who just marked a birthday, says she never worries and believes most people would live longer if they worried less. The article notes an unrelated line about the sun's surface temperature estimated at about 9 000 degrees F.
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Southington
Conn
Betsy Haviland
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