U S Olympic team sails for Germany for winter games
The United States Olympic winter squad sails aboard the Manhattan heading to Garmisch Partenkirchen. About four athletes plus officials depart with ski runners, hockey, and speed skating squads set to join later. Bob sledders plan expenses for trials and exhibition tours in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Controver
Garmisch- Partenkirchen
Germany
Manhattan
Europe
Gilbert Colgate
Billy
Eddie Pagan
Bobbers
O’neil Parrell
Henry Kamper
Joel Hildebrand
Charles J. Gaveker
England
Wrens Sak Pernt
Oslo
Theaire
Bobsiedders
Hamburg
Garmisch
Great Expectations Oswhgo Kas Jan 3 Triplets Expected
An odd fragment reports a remark about expecting triplets tied to Oswhgo Kas on January 3. The exact context and subjects are unclear from the truncated text.
Athens Marriage Ties Health Official to Local Nurse
A holiday marriage unites H B Breedlove of Sylacauga Alabama sanitary inspector for the county health unit with Alma Bailey formerly a nurse in the local unit They will reside in Athens The Crutchers Dr John 8 Critcher Jr return from their bridal trip and will live at 200 North Madison Street The town observes visits and social events as residents share holiday greetings and news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B.breedlove
Sylacauga
Ala
Alma Bailey
Athens
John 8. Critcher, Jr
North
Madison Street
Mos. Crutcher
J. S. Crutcher, Sr
W. T. Jones
Jones Cross Roads
Jones
Modern Soldier Horizontal Puzzle Leader of Mussolini's Army
Puzzle clues list a crosswords style set of horizontal and vertical entries with definitions across WWII era themes. Multiple word fits include terms related to Italian military hierarchy, shapes, colors, and general crossword references.
Track and Field Tryouts Preview Olympic Prospects
The article surveys indoor meets and potential Olympic contenders led by Bulace Peacock and Bill Ray with entrants from Indiana Harvard Kansas Penn Temple and Rutgers. Cunningham Hornbostel and Venzke return as top hopes while Bonthron plans a later indoor run.
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Hugh
Eee
Associated Press
Susie
Armory
Cameron
Chuck Hornbostel
Indiana
Harvard
Glenn Cunninghall
Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
Bulace Peacock
Temple University
Negro Flash
Bill Ray
Manhattan — Yommiler
Jon Cornellian
Bonthronn
Fleetest Swimmers in Orlando Meet
In Orlando Florida January 3, top American swimmers began an assault on records at the Orlando Olympic stars Aquatic meet. Adolf Kiefer a backstroke speedster from Icage aimed to equal his world 500 yard record while Lenore Kight Wingard a multiple national titlist planned a 600 yard freestyle bid. The Kompa sisters of New York Erna and Izabeth were also featured in the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Fla
America
Adolf Kiefer
Lenore Kight Wingard
Kompa
New York
Erna
Izabeth
Mentors Rated Top and Bottom in Coaching
The piece credits McPhail with naming Bernie Bierman as the best offensive coach in the country and Tad Wieman as the No 1 defensive mentor, with Gus Dorais and Earle Neale in second and third. It notes various sports items including Pepper Martin to right field, Myril Hoag pitched as a pitcher, racing sheets, managers receiving watches, and minor league assignments. A quirky mix covers umpire records, Hall of Fame debates, and marriage of Suzanne Davis in Richmond VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Brietz
Associated Press
New York
Ile Y
Branford McPhail
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Gus Dorais
Detroit
Earle Neale
Yale
McPhail
Tad Wieman
Princeton
Texas Christian
Louisiana State
George L. Parker
Buffalo
Fang
Lou McKenna
St. Paul
Baseball Hall of Fame
Miller Huggins
Connie Mack
John McGraw
Suzanne Davis
Richmond
Willie Kamm
Pacific Coast Missions
Willie
Silent Look Back At Three Baseball Signings
Sports Mirror notes key signings from the past: Carl Hubbell joined the New York Giants for 1935 at a salary of $18 000. Three years earlier Sleepy Jim Crowley, ex Notre Dame star, signed a three year contract as Fordham head coach.
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Associated Press
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
James H
Sleepy Jim) Crowley
Notre Dame
Fordham
Women Swimmers Set For 200 Yard Backstroke Trials
A lineup of female competitors gathers for the 200-yard backstroke trial and a slate of 100-yard freestyle races led by Dolores Smith Mavis Freeman and Dorothea Dickinson from the Women’s Swimming Association of New York along with Ruth Hoerger and Grace Rilas of Miami The show closes tomorrow with more top swimmers advancing to the water.
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Dolores Smith
Mavis Freeman
Dorothea Dickinson
Women’s Swimming Association of New York
Ruth Hoerger
Grace Rilas
Miami
Republicans plan farm plank clinic before 1936 convention
Harrison E. Spangler of the Western GOP says the party will convene a farm leaders clinic with business and political figures to draft a farm plank for the 1936 platform. Notables like former Governor Frank O Lowden are linked, while presidential candidates’ proposals may be debated. Agriculture is stressed as needing top priority after 15 years of neglect. The idea gained informal support at a National committee meeting in Washington.
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Robert M. Yoder
Associated Press
Chicago
Harrison E. Spangler
GOP
Cleveland
Spangler
National Committee
Supreme Court
AAA
Frank O. Lowden
Iowa
Pros and Amateurs in Miami Open Golf Tournament
In Miami Springs on July 3 professionals and a lively amateur contingent faced the 12th annual $2,500 Miami Open. More than 140 players tackled the windy Miami Municipal Course with $500 awarded to the low professional. Tommy Armour of Boca Raton led a strong field including Gene Sarazen, Johnny Revolta, Billy Burke, Johnny Farrell, Bobby Cruickshank, and Leo Mallory, while Armour’s 15 year old adopted son Johnny Armour played among the amateurs.
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Miami Springs
Fla
Jal
Miami Municipal
Tommy Armour
Boca Raton
Abe Mitchell
Armour
Gene Sarazen
Brookfield Center
Conn
Johnny Revolta
The
Slender
Milwaukee
Coral Gables
Billy Burke
Belleair
Johnny Farrell
Hollywood
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Leo Mallory
Noroton Conn
Johnny Armour
Tommy
Ex-Postmaster Hillis Leaves Athens for Rome Georgia
C M Hillis longtime Athens postmaster has moved to Rome Georgia with his wife and two children. Replaced by a Democratic appointee he had served three terms. He worked as an extra on the railway mail service before receiving a full time assignment on the Southern with headquarters in Rome.
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Athens
Ala
C. M. Hillis
Rome
Hillis
Georgia
All Lightweight Card at Garden
Madison Square Garden presents an all lightweight card led by Frankie Klick and Lou Ambers. Klick and Ambers meet in a 10 round feature with Canzoneri looming as possible spring challenger if a decisive win occurs. Del Genio tops Pacho in a 10 round bout while Zivic faces Spaldi in another. Clifton fights Bollus in six rounds. Ambers aims to rebound from a jaw injury and previous hospital weeks.
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New York
Tony Canzoneri
Tony
Madison Square Garden
Frankie Klick
San Francisco
Lou Ambers
Herkimer
N. Y
Klick
Canzoneri
Ambers
Leonard del Genio
Bobby Pacho
Ganzoneri
Eddie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Aldo Spaldi
Italy
Johnny Clifton
Johnny Bollus
New Haven
Fritzie Zivic
Lou
Almost Sudden Death On Detroit Elevated Rail Track
Francis Courteau and two girls, riding in an automobile, drove onto an elevated railroad by mistake. A locomotive whistled as the car stalled forty feet above road level. Courteau tried to move the auto, but the freight train roared by, passing the stalled vehicle on a parallel track.
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Detroit
Francis Courteau
Courteau
Auto Flight
Family defends home schooling after acquittal
Mary Belle Spencer age 16 and Victoria 14 from Chicago Heights remain kept from public schools. Their father Dr Richard V Spencer has been acquitted by a jury of violating state education law for educating them at home. Neither girl has attended a public school.
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Mary Belle Spencer
Victoria
Richard V. Spencer
Chicago Heights
Stars To Compete In New Orleans Tennis Tournament
New Orleans opens a weeklong tennis tourney with notable entrants as part of Sugar Bowl festivities. Arnold Bryan leads LSU with 27 points in a 52 47 basketball win over Pittsburgh, while Texas Christian and Louisiana State share gate receipts from recent football games. First round tennis matches feature Wilmer Allison vs Jack Mooney and other seeded pairings set for today.
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New Orleans
Soaeanlicn Nian Social
Sugar Bowl
Arnold Bryan
Teddy Roderick
Pittsburgh
Warren V. Miller
Mid-Winter Sports Association
Texas Christian
Louisiana State
Tulane Temple
Tulane
Temple
Wilmer Allison
New York
Jack Mooney
Atlanta
Guy Cheng
Shanghai
Bob Lake
Birmingham
Hal Surface
Kansas City
Bob Little
Martin Buxby
Miami
Ernie Sutter
J. Gilbert Hall
East Orange
N. J
Ed Sutter
Paw Bill Westerfield
New
Frank N. Guernsey
Lakeland
Prominent county citizen holder of church and post duties
The long active figure served as post master and Sunday school superintendent at the First Christian church, always engaged in church, munity and county affairs, shaping the meat of the county’s civic life.
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Tippy) Gray
Fiske
Wilder’s
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Griffon
Art Krenz
Cordingley
Ashton, Idaho
Henry D. Griffin
Thomas Griffin
Griffin
Shiloh Battle Field
Victor White
Victor, Jr
Benton
Florence Turrentine
William Lyle
Chattanooga
W. B. Lyle
J. G. Rankin
R. B. Patton
D. L. Rosenall, Jr
Decatur Thursy
Mothers Club
J. B. Sellers
Founders Hall
Athens College
Fred Wall
Hazel Rogers Phillips
Washington, D. C
Rogers
Carrie Maples
Bonnie Rogers
Christine Rogers Thompson
Malcomb Rogers
Hazel, Rogers Phillips
Holland Cox
Christine Cox
Buford Thompson, Jr
Bobby Sibley
Jimmy Sibley
Pp. F. Crenshaw
Memphis
George Sherrill, Jr
Washington, D. CC
George L. Sherrill
W. B. Anderson
David A. Patton
Charles Painter
Washington
Do .Gter
W. P. Chandler
Bob Lee Griffis
Joe Kornman
Russellville
Aaron B. Davis
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Vera Davis
JE. G. Sibley
Fibber
McGee
Burlington
Wis
Liars
South America
Elft
Lair
Don
Quixote
Cunningham
Hornbostel
Ray
Peacock
Sam Maniaci
Newark
Columbia
Manny Krosney
Sol Menaker
Pitt
Willard Allen
Rutgers
Joe McCluskey
Tropical Park
Deliv- Seee
Joe Louis
Asheville
N. C
Beaumont
Tex
Ozzie Simmons
Bill Bramham
Reds
Cincinnati
Wilmington
Jimmie Race
Florida
Mike Jacobstto
Sports Mirror
Jimmy Ellison
William Boyd
Paramount
Clarence E. Mulford
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