Broad Football Praise and Track Records Highlight Sports Notes
In Grantland Rice’s view Southwest football outshines the East with fast paced, high risk games. Jesse Owens at Ohio State may set world records at the AAU meeting, while Maryland tracks show rising receipts. Joe Louis trains for a Madison Square Garden bout as college squads like Prison and Sing Sing reflect on next season.
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Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Ann Arbor
Mich
A.A. U
Owens
Joe Louis
Pomptod Lakes
N. J
Paulino ‘Azcudun
Spain
Madison Square Garden
Louis
Mustangts Favored To Win Rose Bowl Game
Southern Methodist University, the aerial-minded Mustangs, open a Rose Bowl bid against Stanford on New Year’s Day. SMU carries an 11-game win streak into Pasadena facing a Stanford team with a weak scoring output and a history of tough losses. The East seeks its third straight Rose Bowl victory as SMU aims to upset the West in a high-stakes clash.
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Odthatl Gana
East
Southwest
Grantland Rice
Rice
Midwest
Pacific Coast
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Palo Alto
Princeton
Texas
Henry Super
United Press
New York
Southern ‘Methodist
Stanford
Mustangs
Bulo. Alto
S. M. U. Trump
Michigan
Pasadena
Indians
Joss
Pittsburgh
Alabama
Notre Dame
Husky
Columbia
Crimson Tide
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Grayson
Alustiza
Hamilton
M. U
Texas A
M. Eleven
Washington U
Hardin Simmons
Santa Clara
Southern California
Washington
Jim “Monk
Moserip
Wing-Willie Five Top Loblaw in League Tilt
Wing-Willie Five defeated Loblaw Stores in three straight matches in the Antler League last evening. Scores show Wing-Willi totaled 2467 pins with high series 788, while Loblaw posted 2271. Keating and Lammers were among top Loblaw scorers, with Fairbank and Sandburg contributing solid totals. Aeros and Donaldson Brothers clash tonight.
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Wing-Waness Boys
Square Wu Wae
Loblaw
Aeros
Donaldson Brothers
Wing-Willi
Ave.j. J. Paulson
Sandburg
P. Orn
M. Reynolds
F. Spiesman
B. Fairbank
Keating
Ssi
Lammers
Union High Opens Cage Season at Spa Tonight
Union City December 3 The Union high school basketball team opens its season at Cambridge Springs Tuesday evening led by Coach Pusch. Four returning first string players H Smith Connell Marvin Buett are in condition after football season. The lineup will face Westfield High School with Vineont and Jamestown plans noted for Friday.
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Union High
Union City
Cambridge Springs
Pusch
Smith
Connell
Marvin
Buett
Postpone Fight Card Due to Unable to Locate Site
Promoters could not locate a venue for Friday’s boxing card. The State Armory, now a roller skating rink, failed as a site, leaving Steve Gruy and Kid Dewey of Greensville tied to the postponed event. They will search for a new location for future cards and hope to stage the next program next week.
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First Avenue A
State Armory
Msn
Steve Gruy Nasty
Kid Dewey
Greens
Wille
Masze
Altoona Named Western Pa Hope for Title
In Harrisburg on December 3, Altoona High was chosen as the Western division champion for the central Pennsylvania interscholastic football conference. Ashland High leads the Eastern division. Hollidaysburg withdrew after an ineligible player issue. District 6 PTA.A. will decide on December 7 in Altoona.
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Altoona
Western PA
HOPE
Lloyd L. Bowers
United Press
Harrisburg
Central Pennsylvania
Mension Park
Altoona High School
Ashland High School
Altoona High
Ashland
Hollidaysburg
District 6
PL A.A
Former Pitt athlete Baxter missing mystery unfolds
United Press reports former University of Pittsburgh football star Verne Baxter has been missing since October 1. Authorities searched today as Baxter, believed injured, was last heard from in Harrisburg on November 25. His mother appealed to newspapers and fans for help.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Fon Verner Baxter
University of Pittsburgh
Baxter
Harrisburg
Seventy Five Named to Enter Santa Anita Handicap
Fifty five horses were named for the Santa Anita Handicap raising hopes for a larger purse and a faster race. Azucar won in the event as entries topped seventy five with potential to reach eighty entries and a record purse.
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Los Angeles
Thompson's Bardema and Barosma Cleansing Tablets Ad
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Barosman Tablets to cleanse kidneys and improve energy. It claims benefits for kidneys bladder and overall pain relief with Bardema and Golden-Lax laxatives sold at drug stores for 50c and 25c.
Aeros win three from National Bank forfeit
Aeros swept National Bank teams by forfeit as only three Aeros players were present. The Citizens Bank swept Cohen Coals in three games. Keister-C J match postponed as standings show Aeros leading with 10 wins and 20 losses, while National Bank sits at 8 wins and 28 losses. Next week Keister's face National Bank Cohen Coals vs Corry Jamestown Aero Supply vs Citizens Bank.
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Aeros
National Bank
Ister
Citizens Bank
Cohen Coals
Keister
Keister's
Corry-Jamestown Aero Supply
Aero Supply
Ave. Krone
Cragg
Dyckes
Russell Ist Kincaid
National Bank Group
Anderson
Cis
Tot. Ave. Carroll
Dempsey
Ast Gustafson
Peake
Pal Aku Skeeter
Bot
Cohen Coals Cohen
Burlingame
Baker
Craker
Jenkins
APPROVE AMERICA TO PLAY AT GERMANY PHILADELPHIA
Four hundred track and field athletes in the Middle Atlantic district of the A A U approved participation of the United States in the 1936 Olympics at Berlin at a meeting yesterday in Philadelphia Nec. The action signals strong support for sending a national team to the games in Germany.
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America
Germany
Philadelphia
Nec
Middle Atlantic
United States
Berlin
Deaths in High Schools Mount to Twenty Six This Season
New York Dec. 8 United Press survey shows football fatalities reached 26 among high school players this season, higher than 1931. Most deaths were from infection or injuries. high schools accounted for 20 of the 28 total. College fatalities numbered three, with two direct injuries and one indirect. Injuries largely stemmed from head-on tackling or equipment issues amid 616,000 high school players versus 65,000 college athletes. Notable deaths include Jack Hartsock and Richard J. Sullivan from college events, and Walter M. Back of the University of Oregon from an infection after surgery.
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United Press New York
United Press
Ind
Tot
FP. College
Jack Hartsock
Ohio Wesleyan
Richard J. Sullivan
Notre Dame
Walter M. Back
University of Oregon
Warren Pro 11 Closes Season with 26 0 Win over Buffalo
Warren HyVis Oi gridders wrapped up the season Sunday afternoon at Russell Wield, defeating Buffalo 26 to 0 in front of a large crowd. The Oilers finished 8-2 after ten games, with only losses to Olean and Jamestown, both later beaten in this venue.
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Buffalo
Warren
Warren HyVis Oi
Russell Wield
Cazenovias
T He Oilers
Safured
Olean
Jamestown
Kelley Named Yale 1986 Football Captain
New Haven Dec 3 Lawrence W. Kelley of Williamsport end was elected captain of Yale's 1986 football team.
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Kelly
New Haven
Lawrence W. Kelley
Williamsport
Yale
Cage Clinic to Be Held Tonight at the M. M. A.
In Mais on December 3 a basketball clinic sponsored by Penn State College and led by Earl B. Leste, the Penn State coach, will start at 7:30 p.m. Local authorities under D. G. Evans director of physical education will cooperate with Penn State's local extension director Harry Rountres. Coaches and players from across the district will attend the event.
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Penn State College
Earl B. Leste
Penn State
D. G. Evans
Geryioa
Harry Rountres
Tnrue
Winter golf scene heads south for five big tours
Golf World tracks the winter swing as pros and amateurs from the North converge on Florida. Tony Joy and Ted Luther represent Corry in these five events with $12,500 in prizes. Key stops include the $10,000 Miami Biltmore Open and the $3,000 British Colonial Open in Nassau, with Orlando, Sarasota, Miami, Coral Gables, and Nassau on the itinerary. Star players Sam Parks and John Revolta highlight the Coral Gables and Biltmore fields. The Miami Open at Miami Springs adds a $2,500 prize.
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Corry
Tony Joy
Ted Luther
Col
Henry L. Doherty
Nassau
Bahamas
Orlando
Goliera
Sarasota
Miami
Coral Gables
Sky Clippers
Sam Parks
John Revolta
Miami Biltmore
Miami Springs Country Club
St Louis Browns sale plan eyed by city businessmen
A group of eleven St Louis capitalists met to advance plans to buy the St Louis Browns. They pegged about 800000 as the total needed, with 400000 for the franchise and San Antonio farm club, plus funds to ready the team for 1936. Names include Walter Smith and George Sisler, who may lead as general manager.
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United Press
ST. Louis
San Antonio
Browns
George Sisler
Frank Ruppenthal
St. Louis Hockey Club
Ad Steffen
Mark D. Eegleton
Willan D. Orthweln
John Heimeng
Edward Magnus
John Ring
Edward Marsh
Eugene Fumsten
Sisler
Diamond Star
Smith
Glu
San Antonio Feam
Sportsman’s Park
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John Carroll
Ralph Vince
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Vincent
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Vineont
Academy
Cambridge
PITT
Cohén
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Cage Clinic
Golf World
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St.louis Squad
Clute
E Model Dairy CO
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