Eastern football elevens take spotlight in big games
Eastern intercollegiate football show features Pitt Notre Dame and Penn with strong records. Penn and Michigan clash in inter sectional play while Mississippi and Texas compete in others. D'Orazio and Lothes praised as top returners. Glenn plans early practice to form a solid lineup.
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New York
Jock Sutherland
Panthers
Navy
Jimmy Crowley
Fordham Rams
Thear
Mid-West
Southwest
Pitt
Rocky Mountain Boys
South
Far West
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Minnesota
Washington
Texas
Penn
Fordham
Southern
Methodist
St. Mary's
Purdue
Georgia
William and Mary
Davidson
Virginia
Irish
Michigan
Columbia
Wolverines
Louisiana State
Arkansas
Rice
Big Ten
Vanderbilt
Chicago
Duquesne
Villanova
Stanford
George Washington
Wake Forest
Mississippi
Barna Injury Wrecks Five in Morgantown Tune Up
Charleston dispatch reports Barna injury as Morgantown pre season practice reveals eastern collegian contenders Glenn eyes depth. Star forwards Bob Phares and Jack Gocke return, while center position remains unsettled with early trials underway.
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Charleston
Morgantown
Babe" Barba
Seattle
Glenn
Hick
Barna
Bob Squint Phares
Jack Gocke
Barba
Pitt
Temple
Duquesne
Trades At Conclave In Montreal Open Talks
Montreal December meeting centers on player trades affecting major minor league relations. Rumors link Toronto Maple Leafs to a Howley syndicate, Syracuse issues, and possible Jersey City return. Yankees mostly quiet though seek pitching or infield help. Dean trade rumors surface as teams seek cash and players.
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Montreal
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
International League
International
Toronto
Maple Leafs
Dan Howley
Cincinnati
Syracuse
Jersey City
David Harum
New York
New York Yankees
Dean
Cardinals
Dizzy Dean
Detroit
Tigers
John Whitehead
Chicago White Sox
Rudy York
Giants
Cubs
Pirates
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Oldest Minor League to Restart Next Summer
Chicago December 1 The Three Eye League the oldest circuit in organized baseball will function again next summer with six cities backing teams Decatur Peoria Moline Illinois Evansville Terre Haute Indiana Clinton Iowa If Bloomington Springfield or Quincy Texas decide to join the league could expand to eight teams All six clubs were members before suspension Biased Ben Lisearia as
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Chicago
Three Eye League
Decatur
Peoria
Moline
Illinois
Evansville
Terre Haute
Ind
Clinton
Bloomington
Springfield
Quincy
Ben Lisearia
Wrestling results from last night across multiple cities
In New York Dean Detton 205 from Salt Lake City beat Chief Sa Hooke 388 from North Carolina in 14 23. In Lancaster Dave Levin 198 Brooklyn defeated Ted Key 205 Los Angeles in 26 20. Atlantic City Ed Meske 218 Akron and Dee Cox 225 Indianapolis drew 36 29 after both counted out. Wilmington Cliff Olsen 210 Minneapolis beat John Kazan 215 Canada in two straight falls. Worcester Steve Crusher Casey 226 Ireland defeated Charley Strack 225 Oklahoma in two straight falls. Portland Johnny Sovanna 180 Quincy Mass defeated Dick Costello 178 Halifax NC two of three falls. Omaha Chief Little Beaver 22 Asheville NC defeated Deck Kennedy 215 Dallas Tex two of three.
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New York
Dean Detton
Salt Lake City
Chief Sahooke
North Carolina
Lancaster
Dave Levin
Brooklyn
Ted Key
Los Angeles
Atlantic City
N. J
Ed Meske
Akron
Dee Cox
Indianapolis
Drew
Wilmington
Del
Cliff Olsen
Minneapolis
John Kazan
Canada
Mass
Steve (Crusher) Casey
Ireland
Charley Strack
Oklahoma
Portland
Johnny Sovanna
Quincy
Dick Costello
Halifax
N. C
Omaha
Neb
Little Beaver
Asheville
Baer Starts Training for London Fight
Boxing news notes Max Baer has begun coast training for his London bout with Walter Neusel and remains confident about a strong performance. The column also covers baseball trade rumors, college football evolutions, and player movements including Stuhldreher’s Wiscon sin Alumni report and Sammy Baugh’s prospects.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Max Baer
London
Walter Neusel
Cleveland
Rolly Hemsley
Browns
Playboy
Harry Stuhldreher
Wisconsin
Badgers
Casey Stengelt
Montreal
International League
Feller
Lee Handley
Judge Landis
Bob
Cornell
Midwest
Duke
Tennessee
Pitt
Minnesota
Gene Lawning
North Carolina State
Geneva
Iron Men
Texas Christian
Santa Clara
Scott McCall
Hal McClure
Donkey Roberts
Frogs
Fort Worth
Sammy Baugh
Geneva College
Washington and Jefferson
Eddie Plank
Gettysburg
Ohio State
Los Angeles
New York U
George Matsik
Duquesne
The
Dukes
Young Bozeman Shines for Cubists in Three Cushion Play
Chicago reports on Detroit youth Jay Bozeman the 29 year old “boy wonder” of three cushion billiards leading the Cubists in the world championship tourney. The veteran Willie Hoppe notes Bozeman’s potential as he rose from early YMC A beginnings to win the 1928 amateur title and post a strong 1933 playoff showing. In recent play Bozeman fell 60 to 41 to Kinney Matsuyama as Welker Cochran and Tiff Denton also advanced.
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Chicago
Jay Bozeman
Detroit
Willie Hoppe
New York
Bozeman
Johnny Layton
Graying Hoppe
Vallejo
Calif
Buffalo
Kinney Matsuyama
Japan
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Earl Lookabaugh
Tiff Denton
Kansas City
Sedalia
Hoppe
Allen Hall
New Golf Alibi Given By Senator Harrison
Miami Beach Fla December 1 Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi offered a light hearted alibi for golfers whose approach shots miss the greens. He joked that visibility was too bad for a good score, saying they could see greens clearly but they appeared closer than they were during his first round of vacation.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Pat. Harrison
Mississippi
Gophers Hold Top Place In Grid Ranking
Minnesota leads the final Associated Press college football poll of 1936 with 332 points, 23 ahead of Louisiana State. LSU climbs from 13th to second as Pitt and Washington also rank in the top ten. Alabama and Santa Clara follow, with Penn State and Notre Dame among others in the rankings.
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New York
Minnesota
Associated Press
Gophers
Louisiana State
Santa Clara
Northwestern
Wildcats
Pittsburgh
Washington
Pacific Coast
Pitt
Alabama
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Duke
Yale
Dartmouth
Duquesne
Fordham
Texas Christian
Tennessee
Arkansas and Navy
Marquette
Coach Snow Hopes For Fast Philippi Basketball Team
Philippi high school's coach Wallace Red Snow drills a strong mix of last year's regulars Ralph Poling Victor Kursavage Zacavish Boylen and Harrell with Simon Wilmoth and Ed Poling as new material. Captain Haller and Bingo Levicki are the only graduates from last year. Snow aims for a competitive season and believes the squad will contend as it develops.
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Philippi
Wallace
Red” Snow
Philippi High School
Ralph Poling
Victor Kursavage
Zacavish
Boylen
Harrell
Simon
Wilmoth
Ed Poling
Haller
Bingo” Levicki
Snow
Bulldog
Eden Dampens Hopes Of Tri Partite Accord
London November 30 Foreign Minister Anthony Eden dampened French hopes for a tri power military accord among Great Britain, France and Belgium. He told the house of commons Britain rejects world division into camps and will seek friendly relations. Paris reports said Yvon Delbos would announce an agreement Friday that was nearly tripartite militarily among the three nations.
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London
Foreign
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
France
Belgium
House of Commons
Paris
Yvon Delbos
Schmeling to Journey Here to See Moguls
Max Schmeling plans to attend a New York meeting on December 11 over his June title shot with James J. Braddock. He objects to possible Braddock versus Joe Louis arrangements and questions his representation as contract talks heat up at Madison Square Garden and the 20th Century Sporting Club.
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New York
Max Schmeling
United States
James J. Braddock
Joe Louis
New York State Athletic Commission
Braddock
Max
Schmeling
Germany
Atlantic City
Louis
New York Commission
Joe Jacobs
New York Fifth Fathers
Madison Square Garden
20Th Century Sporting Club
Fle
Perry explains why he backs Beverly Hills club move
Fred Perry the former English tennis star turned professional cited three reasons for moving to California. First his wife actress Helen Vinson, a new house and garden, and ownership in the $100,000 reorganized Beverly Hills Tennis Club. The luncheon with Marx brothers and Barbara Stanwyck highlighted plans to enlarge the club, light courts, and add a swimming pool.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Fred Perry
England
California
Helen Vinson
Beversly Hills
Perry
Marx Brothers
Barbara Stanwyck
Miss Vinson
Groucho Marx
Miss Stanwyck
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT AROUND THE NATION
Boxing results list several welter and light heavy bouts with venues from New York Los Angeles Louisville Dayton Philadelphia Chicago Holyoke and Winnipeg Cocoa Kid defeated Casper Larosa in Holyoke while Ray Na Poblano and Charley Belanger were among others outpointed in tied cards. Johnny Stevens stopped Carlos Garcia in Cincinnati and Buddy Knox beat Dan Hassett in Dayton.
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New York
Bobby Pacho
Los Angeles
Ray Napolitano
Louisville
Johnny Stevens
Cincinnati
Carlos Garcia
Mexico
Dayton
Buddy Knox
Dan Hassett
Philadelphia
Chicago
Harry Thomas
Eagle Bend
Holyoke
Mass
Cocoa Kid
New Haven
Conn
Casper Larosa
Brooklyn
Delay naming Rose Bowl foe prompts cautious talk
Seattle December coverage shows Washington coach Jimmy Phelan predicting no Rose Bowl opponent decision before next weekend. He cites awaiting PCC meeting and SoCal Notre Dame game, naming LSU, Alabama, or Pittsburgh as strong contenders while noting no definite first choice.
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Seattle
Jimmy Phelan
University of Washington
Los Angeles
Louisianaa State
Alabama
Pittsburgh
Washington
Fireworks Are Sure At Meet
Houston dispatch reports the Gulf association readies for the A A U convention in Houston with Friday to Sunday sessions. The “bury the hatchet” plan faces skepticism as Jack Rafferty calls for an accounting of Olympic issues. Eleanor Jarrett, the American swimmer suspended over alleged rule infringements, is expected to present her case.
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Houston
Tex
Gulf Association
Berlin
Avery Brundage
Chicago
Jack Rafferty
Rafferty
Eleanor Jarrett
New VFW Post Formed in West Union
Fay E. Baker, department chief of state, installed a newly organized Veterans of Foreign Wars post in West Union on November 30. Harvey S. Harmer is commander.
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West Union
Fay E. Baker
Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Harvey S. Harmer
Warehouse Sold in South Wheeling for $100,000
County Clerk Raymond J. Falland reported a deed filed shows the sale of a large warehouse in South Wheeling for $100,000. The Wheeling Wholesale Grocery company bought the property from the Wheeling Warehouse and Storage company.
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Wheeling
Raymond J. Falland
South Wheeling
Falland
Wheeling Wholesale Grocery Company
Wheeling Warehouse and Storage Company
State Advisory Board Ponders Cash Requests
Charleston December meeting allocates general relief funds to counties. Counties under the 15 percent relief levy may apply for state funds. The board will also consider further personnel appointment requirements.
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Charleston
The
Public Assistance Department
London Spending Drives Toy Purchases This Season
The royal children’s stores and Christmas toy trade signal the season. Darts remain a common cheap game while stores raise prices on deluxe items like indoor golf courses at 350 dollars and race horse games at 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Oncy
The
Royal Children
Revenue Decline Reported by State Road Bureau
George F. Parrish of the State Road Commission's automobile bureau announced a revenue drop in November receipts totaling 84,036.38 compared with 94,349.16 for November 1935, indicating a downturn in the bureau's income.
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Charleston
George F. Parrish
Automobile Bureau
State Road Commission
Legal Notices to Creditors of Bartlett Estate
All persons with claims against the estate of Columbus T Bartlett deceased must exhibit them with vouchers verified at the office in Grafton Taylor County West Virginia on or before May 47 1937 or be excluded from benefits. All beneficiaries must appear on that day to protect their interests. Dated November 23 1936 J Guy Allender Commissioner of Accounts. Nov 24 Dec 1 8
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Columbus T. Bartlett
Grafton
Taylor County
West Virginia
J. Guy Allender
Trustee's Sale of St John Street Property in Grafton WV
The trust sale by Milton E Moore and Bessie E Moore on St John Street property in Grafton Taylor County WV is set for 1 30 p m Thursday December 17 1936 at the front door of the Court House. Property bounds from Shaw to Lewellen to White and back to St John Street describe a parcel in the city of Grafton.
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Milton E. Moore
Bessie E. Moore
William M. Kennedy
William J. Dudley
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Maryland
Taylor County
Grafton
West Virginia
Robert E. Shaw and
Ethel Co. Shaw
St. John Street
Washington Street
Shaw
Myrtle E. Lewellen
Lewellen
George W. White
White
St. John
Doonan Lot Confirms Northern Street Boundary in Taylor County
Property description covers Peter J Doonan Lot and parts of Burton Plat lots 115 116 117 in Taylor County with deed history to Milton E Moore and Bessie E Moore. Terms of sale require one third cash day of sale with balance in two notes over one and two years secured by personal security and a lien on the property. Surviving trustee William M Kennedy and counsel Francis L Warder. Dates November 24 December 18 15.
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Burton
Fetterman
Peter J. Doonan
Taylor County Court Clerk's Office
Milton E. Moore
Bessie E. Moore
William M. Kennedy
Francis L. Warder
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Ed Heiskell
National Association
Baer
London Fight
Jay Bozeman Bids Fair To Take
Boy Wonder” Role
Harrison
A.P
Coach Snow
Eden
Phelan
A. A. U. Houston
Zenith Radio
Inquire Sentinel
Alexander Forman
East Main
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Yates
Pruntytown
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Mig
East Main Street
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Dewey Avenue
Anyrat
Maple’ Avenue
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Cozy
Peacock Coal
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