Oak Park Pro Captures British Open Lead
MIAMI Dec 18 Oak Park pro Borton Smith led a strong field at the British Colonies Open, finishing tied for second with Ky Lattoon at 284 and earning $1,200. Ted Turner shared the lead early, while Carl Dann Jr won the Orlando Amateur prize with a 303. Johnny Revolta, a home club pro, finished seventh at 287 despite high expectations.
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James Blakeman: SAC Champ Backfield Star at Lousalane
James Shannon Blakeman known in Southeastern Conference circles as a heavyweight college football backfield star, plays for Lousalane State University. He is set to lead his team against Wexss Christian University in the Sugar Bowl Classic in New Orleans on New Year’s May? The article notes Blakeman’s height and status within the conference.
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Auburn Cage Finesse Clinic To Feature Coach Ralph Jordan
Auburn to host a basketball clinic tonight at Alumni Gym featuring Chuck Taylor, ex NY Celtics star and Purdue All American. Coach Ralph Jordan invites the public and urges instructors to bring squads. Taylor and Jordan will demonstrate fundamentals like catching, passing, deceptive maneuvers, and ball handling to promote the game nationally. Players listed include Joel Eaves, Joe Bob Mitchell, Captain Woodrow Barnes, George Strenge, Rex Bichilasch, and Bobbie Blake.
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Joe Bob Mitchal
Woodrow Barnes
George Strenge
Rex Bichilascch
Bobbie Blake
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Sports Mirror highlights past sports figures and demographics
Sports Mirror notes remembered events such as Captain Pitt Jones resigning after a clash with Huey Long, Cral Wood’s Pasadena Open win, and Clarence Kum mer’s death at 31. It also cites Braxt’s population of Japanese residents at 173500, Hawaii 130000, and the United States 146000.
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Thrilling Negro Jockeys Highlight 1925 Years In Racing
A historical racing tale recalls Clarence Reid, a Negro jockey who risked injury to guide Staked Plains after a chaotic stretch run in 1925 at Narragansett. Though not victorious, Reid earned a $2 bonus for his courage amid a crowd of anxious bettors.
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Dishonesty Alleged at Atlanta Police HQ Chief Faces Theft
In Atlanta on December 18 AP reports Chief T. O. Sturdivant distrusted by many after a Christmas gift of $330 was taken from a policeman’s widow. A bold thief earlier moved the chief’s desk and took the money, stirring public unhappiness.
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Detroit Tigers Top AP Sports Poll For 1935
The Detroit Tigers win the AP sports poll as team of the year with 209 points, defeating Minnesota, Southern Methodist, Princeton and Chicago Cubs. Minnesota leads in football, while SMU and Princeton also place high. results reflect 1935 achievements and season recaps across baseball football and other sports.
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Ray M Dowell To Stage 30 Round Fight Show Jan 3
Boxing card to be promoted by Roy McDowell at the American Legion hall in Dothan features Nigel Riley vs Kid Harmon in the feature. Jerome Hawking vs Walter Sheehan headlines the eight round semi final with other bouts including Alto Rhodes and Arthur Chapman. Crowds expected as promoters promise an entertaining evening.
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Duke Schedule Shift to Colgate in 1935 Grid Card
Raleigh News and Observer reports Duke University's 1935 football schedule will include Colgate replacing Auburn in the lineup. Other opponents listed are Davidson, South Carolina, Clemson, Georgia Tech, Temple, Washington and Lee, Wake Forest, North Carolina and North Carolina State. Final game locations awaiting formal announcement.
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Bill Lee Visits University for Christmas Holiday Stop
All American football star Bill Lee from Alabama and captain of the 1934 championship team is visiting the campus this week on his way from pro football to his plans for the Christmas holidays.
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Greenberg Leads Sluggers in Big Leagues of 1935
Hank Greenberg of the Detroit Tigers tops the American League in runs batted in with 170 for 1935, matching Babe Ruth’s 1921 mark and surpassing Lou Gehrig and Tiny Foxx. The list of top sluggers includes Gehrig, Foxx, and Hal Trosky, with other leaders such as Solters, Vosmik, and Goose Goelin following, while Al Simmons slumpends after a long streak.
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Buddy) Myer
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al Simmons
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Florida coach Cody to join Florida coaching staff opener
In Gainesville Florida AP reports new Florida coach Cody promises a broad recruiting effort and a fast start with spring practice. He plans to bring assistants from Vanderbilt and keep alumni coaches available. Cody aims to begin open rounds in February and says he will seek public cooperation to rebuild Florida football.
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