Ring Magazine Crowns Louis Over Braddock In 1935 Rankings
The Ring magazine releases its 1935 boxing ratings based on a writers poll. Joe Louis is ranked first overall with Jimmy Braddock second in the heavyweight division. Other divisions place champions and notable contenders such as Benny Lynch, Filippo Montane, Sixto Escobar, and Lou Salica in various groupings.
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Jimmy Braddock
Joe Louis
Joe
Detroit
the Ring
Sports Writers
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Braddock
Nat Fleischer
Smoeil Montane
Benny Lynch
Scotland
Balcazar Sangchelli
Spain
Panama
al Brown
Sixto Escobar
Puerto Rico
United States
Lou Salica
Babe Risko
Syracuse
Marcel Thit
France
Max Baer
Baer
Primo Carera
Baer-Louis
Max Schmeling
Carnera
Tommy Lougitran
Hank Hankinson
Charney Retzlaff
Buddy Baer
Ray Impellitiere
Eddie Mader
al Ettore
Ford Smith
Paulino Vzcudun
John Henry Lewis
Maxie Rosenbloom
Barney Ross
Tony Canzoneri
Freddie Miller
Rosenbloom
Illinois
Miller
Ohio College Hoops Schedule Mixed With Warmer Weather
A fragmented schedule list shows Ohio State, Harvard, Wisconsin, and other teams slated for midweek games at arenas like the State Fair Coliseum and Dayton. Notable clashes include Case vs Carroll and Ohio University at Union as clubs wait out spring rhythms with college rounds. Local weather and speedboat notes close the page with brisk six degree zero readings.
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Harvard
Wisconsin
State Fairs
Buckeye
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Carroll
Cleveland
Ieday
Ohio Miami
Dayton
Case At
Ohio University
Ak- Goodyear
Ohio Wesleyan
Oberlin
Univer Oe
Buffalo
What’s On The Air In The Rosa Jam And Abner Dence
A radio program rundown lists many acts and performers including Richard Crooks Grace Moore Tom Mix Clara Lu Em Flying Time Gordon Orch Reichman Kemp Orch and Billy and Betty with music and drama items. The schedule hints at orchestra groups drama acts and vocal performances.
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Jam and
Abner Dence
Richard Crooks
Minstrels
Creee Moore
Grace Moore
Derktown
Reichman Orch
Kemp Orch
al Pearce
Tom
Clara
Gordon Orch
New Deal
Billy and Betty
Uncle Ezra
D Bouthwel
Hell Music Hall
Margaret
Margaret Speaks
Dorothy Lamour
Ray Nobie
Ray Nobie Goodman
Orch
Three Scamps
Merry Madcaps
Kaye Orch
Erna Odell
Music Guild
Music Guild Rhythm Octet
Rhythm Octet
Nellie Revell
Meetin
House
Meetin’ House
King’s Jesters
Women's Review
Girl Alone
Women's Clubs
Father Time Pather Time
James Wilkinson
Ciara
Return of Eddie Herr Brings More Minor League Stories
Eddie Herr returns to scouting for the Cleveland Indians, promising plentiful minor league yarns for the summer. He recalls a 1935 episode when a southern trip found a potential first baseman with a knee condition, leading Herr to remark he seeks ball players not excuses, as he searches for promising talent.
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Eddie Herr
Cleveland Indians
Eddie
Scriveners
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Big Ten Basketball Opens With Non Conference Tests
Illinois plays California in Champaign while Iowa meets Marquette in Milwaukee with a slate of 10 outside games before two Big Ten showdowns Saturday Illinois at Iowa and Wisconsin at Ohio State. Purdue Northwestern and Minnesota also feature in non conference action with mixed results across several early-season matchups.
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Big Ten
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Ohio State
California
Champaign
Snaneuver
Hawkeyes
Marquette
Milwaukee
Purdue
Temple
Philadelphia
Minnesota
DePaul
Washburn College
Madison
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Harvard
Columbus
Michigan
Indianapolis
Butler
Indiana
Hoosiers
Toledo
New York University
New York
Wisconsin Rapids
Knox
Southern Aces Lead All-Stars in East West Game Tryouts
In San Francisco two Southern players are set for offensive leadership roles in the East West charity game. Riley Smith of Alabama is virtually certain to start for the East, while Bill Wallace of Rice Institute is eyed as the West quarterback. Dick Crayne of Iowa impressed Eastern coaches with long kicks, Walter Cruke of Northwestern nears return from knee injury, and Dick Sklar of Kansas is back from shoulder trouble as both teams stage open practice with varied formations.
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San Francisco
Walter Cruke
Northwestern
Orin Hollingsberg
Fercy Lacey
Dick Sklar
University of Kansas
Ames Bern High School Wins Fifth Straight Victory
Ames Bern High School basketball team defeated Pickaway 35 to 20 on Saturday night at Amesville to notch their fifth win of the season led by D Sedwick Hines and Bennett who scored 27 points combined. The girls team did not play. Yellowstone Park season 1935 attendance hits 317,908, up 57,222 from 1934.
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Pickaway
Amesville
D. Sedwick
Hines
Bennett
Ames- Bern
Yellowstone National Park
Notice of Appointment in Athens County Estates
William M Murphy of Glouster is named Administrator of Lincoln G Murphy estate in Athens County Ohio with Probate Judge 8 M Johnson issuing December 21 1935. A L Pritchard of Nelsonville is named Administrator of T J Gilpin estate in Athens County Ohio with notice dated December 12 1935 and Probate Judge 8 M Johnson ofseié County.
Grayson Ready to Play in New Year’s Day Classic
Stanford star Bobby Grayson, sidelined briefly with a chest cold and sore throat, was ordered to bed but vows to play in the January 1 showdown with SMU. Doctors advised rest, yet Grayson declared he will participate and resume practice, while coach Matty Bell of SMU weighs odds and Grayson’s All-American form.
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Pasadena
Calif
Bobby Grayson
Stanford
Southern Methodist
Fritz Roth
Columbia
Lions
Dixie Howell
Alabama
Methodists
Matty Bell
Maurice Orr
Orr
Mustangs
Bell
Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Athens County Ohio
Ohio sheriff conducts public auction of York Township property in Athens County on January 27 1936 at 1 30 PM. Property described as 55.33 acres near Old Floodwood with appraisal of 500 and minimum bid two thirds. Terms cash. Sheriff Charles Tratton lists Gordon B Gray as attorney.
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Athens
Ohio
York
Theuthern Ohio Electric Company
Old Floodwood
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Tratton
Athens County
Gordon B. Gray
Cambria Tries Many Kids in Albany System
The article praises Joe Cambria of the Albany club for giving more players starting opportunities than any other magnate. It notes players debuting with Albany Harrisburg or other stops, and likens Cambria to a feeder with a broad farm system feeding major clubs like the Cardinals Tigers and Reds.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Cincinnati Reda
Joe Cambris
Albany
Cambria
Harrisburg
Joe
Rains Force Delay in Pasadena Open Second Round
Pasadena Open at Pasadena California sees 121 golfers awaiting resumed play as heavy rain postpones a Sunday round. Harry Cooper leads with 66 tying tourney record. several pros and top amateurs post 69s and 70s in a crowded par 71 field. Final 36 holes set for Tuesday with 60 leaders advancing to the championship.
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California
Sunshine
Harry (Lighthorse) Cooper
Chicago
Craig Wood
Jimmy Hines
Garden City
L. A
al Kreuger
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Wis
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Wilfy) Cox
Bethesda
Henry Picard
Hershey
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Vice Ghezzi
Deal
WN. J
Orville White
St. Louis
Mortie Dutra
Detroit
Eric Seavall
Glendale
Fred Morrison
George Schneiter
Ogden
Utah
Horton Smith
Chicago Moneywinner
Ray Mangrum
Pittsburgh
Les Madison
Hollywood
Henry Batista
Sugar Bowl carnival opens in New Orleans delayed meet set
New Orleans atmosphere mirrors Sugar Bowl buildup with track and field stars slated for a meet at 3 p.m. postponed from Saturday due to rain. An open golf tournament and a Sunday regatta at the Southern Yacht Club are on the schedule. Louisiana State and Texas Christian prepare for the Sugar Bowl spectacle on New Year's Day.
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New Orleans
Southern Yacht Club
Louisiana State
Texas Christian
Jack Torrence
Glenn Cunningham
Charles Hornbostel
Glenn Hardin
Baton Rouge
Anti Olympic Members To Be Dropped by Committee
New York AP The American Olympic Committee seeks unity after a tense Amateur Athletic Union meeting. Members opposing the Olympics in Nazi Germany resignations were accepted and lenient members asked to withdraw. Questionnaires will gauge commitment as plans push for 51 winter sports athletes ready to sail. Enticing finances and contributions remain crucial for hockey boxing basketball and rowing trials at Princeton Carnegie Lake and major universities.
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American Olympic Committee
United States
Germany
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Avery Brundage
Chicago
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Carnegie Lake
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N. J
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Yale
Cornell
Columbia
Harvard
Robert J. H. Kiputh
Bill Taylor
Orange Bowl Tilt Teams Arrive in Miami
South's Mississippi Tigers and Catholic University arrive for the New Year’s Day Orange Bowl in Miami. Catholic coach Arthur J Bergman praises his players despite snow delays and notes their weight edge as observers expect Mississippi to use a wide open attack.
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Fla
University of Mississippi
Catholic University
Washington
Arthur J
Dutch” Bergman
Catholic
Mississippi
Racine Quintet Tops Greenfield In Tight Scramble
Racine defeats Greenfield McClain 17 to 15 in a hard fought basketball game. Ford led Greenfield with eight points while Roberts paced Racine with seven. Close guarding and scramble-filled play limited scoring as Racine built a small lead across the first and fourth quarters. Signposts on the northwest frontier of India carry drawings, as many of the natives cannot read.
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Appointment notices for estates in Athens County Ohio
Notice records that A Pritchard of Nelsonsville is named administrator of the estate of Fred J Sawters deceased late of Athens County, dated December 12 1935 and signed by Probate Judge M Johnson. Another notice states Roger J Jones of Athens Ohio appointed administrator of the estate of Etta Miles deceased late of Athens Court, dated December 26 1938 and signed by Probate Judge M Johnson.
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A. Pritchard
Nelsorsville
Ohio
Fred J. Sawters
Athens County
M. Johnson
Said County
Petate
Etta Miles
Roger J. Jones
Athens
Fite Miles
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