Charity Football Showcases 1935 East West Stars in San Francisco
Observers praise growing attendance and spending as the 12th East West charity game gathers top college talent in San Francisco for New Years Day. Coaches Hanely and Kerr lead a 22 man squad featuring Alabama, Minnesota, Princeton, Colorado, and Rice stars amid a week of ceremonies and workouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Shriners
Napital
Dick Hanely
Northwestern
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Washington State
Percy Locox
Denver
Thammalieet
Bill
Kayo" Lam
Heopound University of Colorado
Lam
Bil Wallace
Rice Institute
Mwiit Pleskin
Ioane
Big Ten
Cty Hall
Accelo Hossi
Sgande
Tarok Geerttze
Orang
Vanesa Uf Cantornia
Berkely
Stesterd
1935 Sports Trends Highlight Boxing Boom and Open Play
Associated Press tally shows 1935 major trends include higher attendance across sports, boxing revival led by Joe Louis, and a move toward open, spectator friendly play. Observers note rising entertainment spend, night games, college mergers, and growing popularity of football and gambling in many circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Athletic Ledgers
Joe Louie
Joe
Louis
Aperta
Viana
Cincinnati
Spinfont
Southern Methodist
Certa
Louis-Beer Iildea
Whatley Scores Tall Tide Center Leads Teammates In Goals
Alabama center Jim Whatley scored 16 points to lead the Crimson Tide in a home show game at the Capstone. Teammates Py Nog and Ben McLeod followed with 12 and 10 points respectively as Alabama posted 28 rebounds to Birmingham Swedes 18. The Tide shot 26 of 53 attempts from the floor while the visitors made 12 of 53.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tite
Stade Game University
Jim Whatley
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Whatley
Acein
Birmingham
Py Nog
Ben McLeod
Whalley
Nog
McLeod
Tide
Payer
Jim Whaley
AL Nogi
Gos
Chick Bouska
Red Keller
Tom Davis
Joe Starnes
Ralph Snead
Clarence Rhcordanz
Alabaman
Rise of College Football and Basketball Trends in 1940s
Scattered mentions highlight rising college football and basketball interest, shifts toward Olympic boycott talk, and waning popularity of professional wrestling. Reports note debates on race and prominence of Negro athletes, with evolving sports media coverage and audience interest.
University of Alabama Football Schedule Changes
The University of Alabama announces a nine game 1936 football schedule with two new opponents Tulane and Loyola replacing George Washington and Georgia. The slate opens September 2 against Howard College in Tuscaloosa and ends Thanksgiving Day against Vanderbilt in Birmingham with games in New Orleans Lexington and Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roward
University
Clemson
Missianippi State
Une Vereity
Tennesare
Birmingham
Loyola
New Orleans
Kntucky
Lexington
Tulane
Biringham
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Chicago Coach Explains Football Numbers and Maturity
Pap Coach Frank Shaughnessy of the University of Chicago discusses why Chicago has struggled for a conference title. He cites lack of numbers and readiness due to high school entrance standards, noting many players are not old enough to vote and that other Big Ten schools average more age. He outlines future prospects, hoping for stronger 1936 freshmen and a more seasoned lineup. Borwanger, the All America back, seeks an Olympic track place after college football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shoughneasy
University of Chicago
New York
Midrway
Muroc
Chicago
Notra Dame
Akes
Berwange
Ohio
Hilnels
Tmomrin
Borwanger
Jay Borwanger
McAvoy Floors Risko in One Round Battle in New York
English boxers revive talk of boxing as Jock McAvoy defeats Baby Risko in Madison Square Garden. McAvoy, the empire middleweight and light heavy champion, knocked Risko out in 2:48 of the first round after a flurry of lefts and rights. Risko rose once but was halted, with McAvoy nearing 268 1/2 pounds to Risko’s lighter frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
APJ
Jom Driacolii
Ted
Kid) Lewis
Madison Square Garden
Jock
McAvoy
Empire
Baby Risko
Syracue
Syracuse
Teddy Yas
Ao Fusko
Climben
Enghiahman
Aix
Risko
Jané
Marehes
Sam
AL McCoy
Boston
Draper Sees Parole Reform Cut Politics in Alabama
Montgomery Dec 21 AP Hump Draper convict department chief predicts Alabama new state parole bureau will curb political influence by about 75 percent and save the state around 250000 annually. He says the current system is wrong but slightly better than past years and that the bureau will rely on wardens and convict records rather than lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Hump Draper
Alabama
Draper
Bibb Graves
State Pardon Board
Draperay
Bruce Awey
Wetumpka
H. Blin
Aince
East Africa crisis deepens as Italy pledges victory
League tensions mount as Italy defies Britain and France over Ethiopian aggression. Mussolini dispatches 4000 militiamen and 800 workers to East Africa while Ethiopian forces claim gains north of Aksum and Enda Silas. London and Rome trade warnings as a League of Nations council debates mutual defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nativos
Italy
East Africa
Rome
London
Musaolini
Addie Ababa
Ni Duca
Muscolini
Britain
Council of the
League of Nations
Cairo
Hutson Named to Pro All Star Football Squad
New York Giants and Chicago Bears supply three players each to the National Professional Football league all star team chosen by coaches. Repeats include Bill Morgan Mel Hen and Dutch Clark among others. Detroit and Green Bay also place players on the squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutson
New York
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Bill Morgan
Giants
Mel Heln
Jos Kopchs
Baum
Earl
Dutch) Clark
Detroit Lions
Cin
Biva
Detroit
Greenway
Sea
Son
Fleyer Pos
Bill Smith
Cardinals
bin Morgan
Joe Kopyha
Bears
Mel Hen
Mike Micholake
Green Bay
George Mua
Beare
Bul
Kare Beura
Dutch Clark
Ed Danowski
Ginns
Ernie Cuddell
Mike Mikulak
Cardinal
Don Duteen
Tony Blazing
Ox Emerson
Clare Randolph
Lou Evans
George Christiansen
D' Troit RT
Tod Goodwin
Phil Scarbee
Boston
Arnold Herter
Gene Ronzan
Beara
Vietor to Remain as State Coach at May States College
Emphasis Tenn December seven May Relph bass we Ap discusses football coach position at May States college and the chance to lift the team from the heap. He stresses duty to army career and hopes to stay on to improve the football team while acknowledging the transfer as a challenge.
Ethiopian Exiles Expelled in Espionage Case
Three foreigners were expelled from Ethiopia today amid charges of espionage and pro Italian activities. Josef Binterats, a correspondent for a European publication, his wife, and La Pharago, a Hungarian associated with a Addis Ababa bank, were noted in the action. The arrest involved a radio transmitter device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Ety
Chang
Josef Binterats
Ered ‘Tagezeitung
la Pharago
Om Addla Ababa Bank
Hinterzate
R L Rollins Enterprise Resident Dies After Illness
Friends of Mrs B Dow regret to learn of the death of her brother in law Rb Rollins early Saturday morning in Enterprise after a brief illness. The funeral was held at the Enterprise Mall church at 2 pm Sunday with W R Bickerstaff and Rev Ogletree officiating. Burial followed in Enterprise. Surviving daughters Mrs T G Eis of City Florida Mrs Ji Po Mitchell and Mrs Asta Be Enterprise, Lwo sanM, and Douglas Rollins of Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Wik Ba More
Brial
B.dow
Enterprie Mall
W. R. Bickerstaff
Ogletree
T. G
Patrolman Ro y Ade Ends Pursuit After Car Crash
In Rockingham North Carolina Patro lamb Roy Ade pursued a car after reports of disorder in a block. The vehicle sped off and then crashed, ending the chase as the suspect exited the vehicle. No further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryen
Rockingham
N. C
di (Ap
Roy Ade
Prerox Sports Report From A Fragmented Clipped Note
A fragmented piece notes a football event and mentions Bob Grove and Tony Masart. It references Princeton and Pasadena with unclear dates and points to a fine tournament. The text is incomplete, listing past years and players without coherent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrox
Trinceton
Bob Grove
Tony Masart
Sane
Pasadens Gall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Riley Snaith
Joe Palooka
Arbutus
Stoocfer
Abet
Velee
Boccean
Midwest
Galina
Pra Toothat
Opei
Southwest
Hich
GRAD
Malone Motor CO
MIDE
Vanderbilt
Bokey— Wison
Meyerarms
Pugs
Wirmarden
Prean
Eritrea
Egypt
Libya
Great Britain
Nile
Aome
Matrub
Masson
Tommons
Lord Snell
Thuracay
House of Lords
Mussolini
Adiwa
Aduwa
France
London Daily Mail
Stanley Baldwin
Paris
League
Sauce Honn
League Council
Randy
Britalo
R.L. Rollins
Poyner Seed
Albert Cum Typewriter
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!