Giants plan Jersey City chain of minor league clubs
Jersey City key club plans to build a chain of minor league teams to feed the New York Giants. Horace Stoneham aims to acquire the Albany International League club and move it to Jersey City, with Joe Cambria as Albany owner. Talks progress as bidding for Albany climbs from 25,000 to 60,000 with Larry MacPhail in the mix.
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Stone Ham
Joe Cambria
Albany
New York Monkees
Yanks
Newark
International Loop
Jersey City
Ed Barrow
Yankees
New York
New Jersey City
Stoneham
Giants
Memphis Southern Associa Club
Bill Terry
Considera
Syrasé
Jer- City
Myther
Hague
Jer-City
Cipal
Cambria
Larry MacPhail
Reds
All-America Pro Selects Eleven For 1928 Season
New York reports Bart Puutch Clark of Colorado College earns his fifth All-America nod in six years as the professional football league selects the 1936 all-star team. Curley Lambeau’s Packers dominate with several honorees led by Don Hutson and Curly Lambeau. Mel Hein and Clark Hinkle also receive top votes alongside Joe Forte and other league stars.
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New York
Bart Puutch Clark
Colorado
Naons
Pelr
Kay Packers
Curley Lambeau
Detroit’ Lions
Don Hutson
Ce Eas
Boston Red Skins
Clark
Mel Hein
Giants
Hein
Frank Bausch
Boston
Hutson
Ernie Smith
Clark Hinkle
Iback
Smith
Joe
Chicago Bears
Hikle
Bronko
Hinkle
Béhe
Huskies Leave for Rose Bowl Ahead of Schedule
Washington’s Pacific coast champions migrate to Pasadena to meet Pittsburgh on New Year’s Day. Coach Jimmy Phelan moved departure up two days due to stormy weather, with 37 players traveling and a Monday morning stop in Santa Barbara for a scrimmage on the junior college field before the game.
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Seattle
Washington
Pasadena
Huskies
Pittsburgh
Michigan athletes plan expansive 1936 37 sports tour
University of Michigan announces a broad 1936 37 See America program with teams traveling about 20,000 miles across at least 30 states. The basketball squad heads to the west coast for a series with Washington while swimming goes to Florida, New York, and more. Indoor track meets California’s Golden Bears at Berkeley. baseball aims at a 2,000 mile southern trip. wrestling tours New York. possible Japan visit next summer.
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Chicago
University of Michigan
America
Wolverine
West Coast
University of Washington
Matt Mann
Florida
Splashers
New York
Golden Bears of
California
Berkeley
Charlie Hoyt
Japan
Pitt's Rose Bowl-bound team drills in Albuquerque
Pittsburgh University coaches and players held light drills in Albuquerque as they prepare for Washington, with a first unit listed and Bobby Larue sidelined by a leg issue. The session avoided contact and used touch football to preserve wind and legs ahead of the Pasadena trip.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Pittsburgh University
Jock Sutherland
Washington
Averell Daniell
Fabian Hoffman
John Chickerneo
Marshall Goldberg
Harold Stebbins
Arnold Greene
Bobby Larue
Sutherland
Larue
San Bernardino
Calif
Pittsburgh
University of New Mexico Stadium
Pitt
Pasadena
Star Player Quits Team As Wife Awaits Infant
Wally Gladdis of the University of Iowa basketball team received a leave of absence as the Hawkeyes boarded a train for St Louis. He stayed in Iowa City to be with his wife who is about to give birth, telling coach Rollie Williston he could not accompany the team. The coach urged him to stay.
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Iowa City
Wally Gladdis
University of Iowa
Hawkeye
St. Louis
Gaddis
Rollie Wil-latis
Willes Washington Univ ‘Recy
Kasson takes easy victory over St Augustine's in season opener
Kasson defeats St Augustine's 29 to 11 as Nestor leads visitors with 12 points on six field goals. For Kasson, Barlow tops with six points while Campbell siblings contribute. Lineups note Nestor and Dick Gerkin as coaches from Grafton. errors due to missing players and inexperience referenced.
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St. Augustine’s High School
Kasson
Grafton
Dick Gerkin
Blair Wolfe
Barbour
Nestor
Gerkin
F. Campbell
R. Campbell
Barlow
Joe
Flanagan
Washington Street
Sammy Morasco
Hussion Boys
Swisher
Harshbarger
St. Augustine
P. Hussion
J. Husson
A Morasco
Crickenberger
Graf
Bob Turner to Face Alabama Kid in January Card
Promoter Jack Sheppard of Clarksburg announces Richmond Virginia boxer Bob Turner will fight Alabama Kid, a noted 169 pound Dover Ohio standout, on January 6 at Carmichael auditorium Clarksburg. Turner is managed by Eddie Ross who once challenged Joe Dundee. Supporting bouts to be announced later.
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Jack Sheppard
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Bob Turner
Richmond
Alabama Kid
Dover
Ohio
Carmichael Auditorium
Kid
Turner
Eddie Ross
Joe Dundee
Sheppard
Dorais Picks Auburn Slightly Over Villanova in NYD Tilt
Detroit December 19 Coach Charles E Dorais of the University of Detroit rated Auburn Villanova and Auburn almost evenly matched for the New Year’s Day Havana game. He gave Auburn a small edge noting Villanovas driving power and Auburns versatile attack and strong defensive line. Dorais admitted his Titans were defeated by both teams.
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Detroit
Charles E. Dorais
University of Detroit Titans
Villanova
Auburn
Havana
Dorais
Pastor Brings Down Impellittiere In Madison Square Garden Bout
Former New York University heavyweight Bob Pastor, once famed as a Golden Gloves winner, knocked out Ray Impellittiere in the seventh round before 5,240 at Madison Square Garden. Pastor, weighing 183 1 4 pounds, earned the New York state heavyweight title and drew closer to a potential Joe Louis bout in January.
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New York
Bob Pastor
New York University
Pastor
Impelittiere
Big Ray Impellittiere
Madison Square Garden
New York State
Joe Louis
Imp
Pacific Coast
Primo Camera
Impellittiere
Youngster in Chief Roles Shine in 1936 Baseball Year
Chicago December reports full season official statistics with DiMaggio’s rookie brilliance powering the Yankees. Gehrig, Lazzeri, Dickey and Selkirk join 100 RBI club as the club set 12 major league marks. DiMaggio tied records with two hits in one inning and 18 putouts in six games, while Gehrig reached 400 total bases for the fifth time and drove in 100+ runs for the eleventh straight year. American Leaguers set 24 new marks and 13 ties, with team records for home runs by New York, Cleveland, Boston, and Washington.
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Chicago
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
di Jang
Yankee
Lou Gehrig
DiMaggio
Yankees
Gehrig
Tony Lazzeri
Billie Dickey
George Selkirk
Red Rolfe
al Simmon
Horace Lisenbee
Philadelphia
Appling
Sam West
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Indians
Yanks
Wrestling results from last night headline
Philadelphia saw Dean Detton of Salt Lake City weighing 205 pounds throw Hardy Kruskamp of Columbus 215 pounds in 58 21. North Bergen New Jersey witnessed Geo Kimberly of Hollywood 218 pounds defeat Nick Campfreda of Baltimore 218 pounds in 18 11.
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Philadelphia
Dean Detton
Salt Lake City
Hardy Kruskamp
Columbus
North Bergen
N. J
Geo. Keverly
Hollywood
Cal
Nick Campfreda
Baltimore
Dean Says He Is Set For Fine Season With Cardinals
Jerome Dizzy Dean praised the St. Louis Cardinals and expressed surprise at Branch Rickey calling him the team's “it.” He denied discontent with the club, said he would rather stay in St. Louis, and set a $100,000 salary as a condition for reporting to Daytona Beach for training, citing Bradenton as a home base.
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Bradenton
Fin
Jerome Herman
Dinny
Dean
St. Louis’ Cardinals
Branch Rickey
Cardinal
Dizzy
Len Warneke
Cardinals
St. Louis
Diz
Daytona Beach
Daytona
Fights Roundup In New York And Oklahoma City
In New York Bob Pastor weighing 183 1 4 pounds stopped Ray Impellittiere 238 Cold Springs NY at seven. John Anderson 174 Sweden outpointed Leo Red Bruce 176 Pittsburgh in six. In Oklahoma City junior Munisell 180 Chilocco outpointed his opponent.
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New York
Bob Pastor
Ray Impellittiere
Cold Springs
N. Y
John Anderson
Sweden
Leo
Boxing results and venues feature young Louis and Flowers
Boxers Joe Louis from Walsenburg defeats George Black by clear points. Tiger Flowers from Omaha and Kid Moro from Manila draw in Honolulu. Pa latis and Bobby Jones draw in Atlantic City. Benny Bass stops Joe Zodda in New York. Joe Flacco outpoints Tiger Reed in Philadelphia. Frankie is listed in Asbury Park.
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Babe Hunt
Ponca City
Denver
Joe Louis
Walsenburg
Colo
George Black
Milwaukee
Honolulu
Baby Tiger Flowers
Omaha
Kid Moro
Manila
Drew
Atlantic City
N. J
Johnny Palatis
Philadelphia
Bobby Jones
Benny Bass
Joe Zodda
New York
Joe Flacco
Tiger Reed
Asbury Park
Frankie
Trustee's Sale of Flemington Property in Taylor County
Public auction to sell W L Boyd Trust property in Flemington West Virginia east of the Baltimore and Ohio Depot. Includes two parcels of land described by lot lines and the W L Boyd Restaurant and bakery plant with machinery fixtures and equipment. Sale at 1:30 PM January 6 1937 at Taylor County Courthouse front door. Terms cash Merle Watkins trustee. sc 12 19 26 Jan 4
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Flemington
W. C. Boyd
W. L. Boyd
W. Merle Watkins
Taylor County
West Virginia
Court House
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
O. Greathouse
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Johnson C. Fleming
Merle Watkins
Williams Newark and Ralph Vo Ma at Asbury Park draw
Williams of Newark and Ralph Vo Ma of Asbury Park drew in a noted match with weights unavailable, leaving the result unsettled.
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