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Henry Picard and Sam Parks Jr top the 1935 All America golf team selected by Johnny Revolta. The list includes Paul Runyan, Gene Sarazen, Craig Wood, Harry Cooper, Walter Hagen, Tommy Armour, Horton Smith and Vic Ghezzi with several earlier year holders dropping spots. Revolta notes Picard as top money winner with Parks second, while Parks’ decline since the National Open is discussed.
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United Press
Coral Gables
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Pittsburgh
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Net Bracket Change In Beavers Season Outlook
The Beavers remain in the northern division this season and face Albion High as a strongupstart rival. Albion has seven wins in eight games, including a 40 22 victory over Erie Academy, with upcoming clashes against Cleveland’s Cathedral Latin Eigh and Shaker Heights Club. Retired umpire Cy Rigler’s rise to the National League is recounted along with Johnny Ray guiding Tony Herrera in Pittsburgh boxings. Elmira High School faces NYHSA suspension over a post season game violation after a victory over Miami High.
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Elmira High School
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Miami High
Elmira
New York High School Athletic Association
Resolution favors US participation in Olympic games
United Press reports that the National Collegiate Athletic Association convention voted unanimously to support United States participation in the Olympic games during its December meeting in New York.
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NEW York
United States
National Collegiate Athletic Associaton Convention
Lions defeat Westfield High to run season mark
The Academy basketball team beat Westfield High School 23 to 16 to record its fifth win in seven games. It was the Lions second straight victory over Coach Doud's quintet, following last week's 27 to 25 win at Westfield.
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Westfield High School
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Bee
Academy
Westfield High
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Erte
Power Plays Feature Drieinof East Team in East West Game
In San Francisco on December 28 the piloting East team is favored for the New Year’s Day East-West charity game. Collegiate stars from the eastern half practiced, with backfield duties split among Wiley Smith Alabama Dick Heekin Ohio State Dick Grayne Iowa and fullback Sheldon Biese Minnesota. Their average weight stands around 195 pounds.
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United Press
San Francisco
Cal
East High Varsity Beats College All-Stars 37 to 27
East High Varsity won its fifth straight game by defeating a College All-Stars squad of former Warriors athletes 37 27 on their home court. Mike Malinowski and Chester Blasceyke combined for 21 points to lead the victors while Leo Kaminski scored for the Collegians.
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Warriors
Mike Malinowski
Chester Blasceyke
Ead
Leo Kaminsii
Collegians
Keaglers To Resume Action Next Week In City Leagues
After a holiday pause bowling leagues across Lisle plan to restart. Tuesday features National Bank versus Citizens Bank and others including Acta Supply versus Corry Jamestown and Kelster’s versus Cohen Gauls. Wednesday sees Corry Jamestown against Aeros with Kiwanis 1 versus Kiwanis 2. The Spring Creek versus Loblaws match is postponed to a later date.
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Christies Neri
Chunky Pirate Flinger Proved Most Effective
By Henry Super New York December 28 1995 the chunk pirate flinger Darrell E Blanton led the major leagues in effectiveness with a 2.49 earned runs per nine innings. He pitched his first full season as a major leaguer from Oklahoma and won 18 lost 13. Bill Swift of the Pirates followed at 2.64. Dizzy Dean led 1935 pitching with 28 complete games and 28 wins. Other notes include Orville Jorgens most games 53 and Parmelee 97 walks allowed.
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United Press
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Darrell E
Cy) Blanton
Pittsburgh Pirate
Oklahoma
Robert
Lefty) Grove
Boston Red Sox
Blanton
Bill Swift
Jerome
Dizzy) Dean
St. Louis
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Chicao Cubs
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Orville Jorgens
Philadelphia
Lamy Wrench
Chicago
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Pittsburgh
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Brooklyn
Fred Fitzsimmons
New Yorks
Ed Smith
Boston
Allyn Stout
Ben Cantwell
Leroy Parmelee
Paul Dean
St Louis
Parmelee
Hal Schumacher
Cincinnati
Centaurs Open Season With 28-13 Victory
Tech's Centaurs officially opened their season last night with a 28-13 win over Lawrence Park on the latter's floor. The game featured a strong defensive showing and multiple scoring drives as Parker’s squad tried to respond late.
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Tech
Centaurs
Lawrence Park
Golf champion Joe Kirkwood tours world in golf’s bold spread
Coral Gables columnist profiles Joe Kirkwood the golfing ambassador who, after the Miami Biltmore $10,000 championship, plans another world swing. He shows albums from travels through 42 countries, with images of courses and players from Siam to Tangier, arguing English colonists spread golf globally.
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Rowdyism Attacked by Rules Chairman in Football Report
George Kirkley reports Walter Okeson, head of the football rules committee, condemns crowd incursions on the field as a menace to football. He urges NCAA caution and argues rule changes should be rare and justified by clear necessity. He notes many proposed changes stem from singular incidents and should be carefully scrutinized.
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United Press
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Mite
Miesko
Princeton
Walter Okeson
Chaiman
Football Rules Committee
American Football ‘Coaches’ Association
Okeson
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Oregon
Notre Dame
Army
Cambridge Springs Varsity Tops Alumni In Overtime
Cambridge Springs Varsity defeated an Alumni squad 28 to 25 in overtime to notch their first win of the season. The report includes casual asides on golf courses in Ethiopia and Java and remarks by Mr. Kirkwood about golf color and showmanship, with references to Haig and Walter Hagen.
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Cambridge Springs
Ethiopia
Java
Haile Selassie
Kirkwood
Mrr. Kirlwood
Walter Hingen
Ol Haig
United Press
Wise Advocate Wins New Orleans Race in Free Scoring Finish
Wise Advocate edged Hy Wal drop in the stretch to win the mile and 70 yard dash at the Fair Grounds card on Friday night. The free scoring affair saw strong finishes and hints that the Celtics may face district competition before the season ends.
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New Orleans
Dee
Hy Waldrop
Fair Grounds
Celtics
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