Notre Dame Triumph and Surprising Boxing Night
In the national league baseball race Notre Dame defeats Ohio in finals at the finish. Boby Ruth’s retirement shocks observers, while Winston’s knockout by Jack Sharkey marks one of the era’s most surprising sports moments.
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Boby Ruth
Winston
Jack Sharkey
Surprising Sports Year Caps 1935 Poll
The fifth annual Associated Press poll highlights Braddock Baer and Notre Dame as top surprises of the year. Cubs deliver a closing drive with a 21-game inning streak, while Ali son Perry Parks and Owens figure among notable upsets and victories across boxing tennis golf and track.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Gt. Louis
Strangler
Lowe
Los Angeles
Mountain Dean
Georgia
Chicago Cubs
Braddock
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Northwestern
James J. Braddock
Nnts
Max Baer
Howver
Wilmer Allison
Fred Perry
United States
Sam Parks, Jr
Oakmont
Jesse Owens
Hip State
Eulace Peacock
Cubs
Cageans
Boston Braves
Bradd
Youth Charged in Forgery and Extortion Case
Ayres confessed to forging checks for 25 and 20 dollars and naming a bank official as the co-conspirator. The incident follows the arrest and prompted officials to trace the forged payments. Meanwhile a severe snowfall blanketed the region, with up to 12 inches reported and drivers urged to use chains as plows mobilized statewide. Charleston logged 21 degrees at 10 a.m. and falling.
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Wilson
Charleston
Road Commission
Randolph
Pendleton
Pocahontas
Preston
U. 8
Red House
Princeton
Conservative Challenge to TVA Power Sale at Muscle Shoals
The debate centers on whether the federal government can spend unlimited funds to producers electric power and sell nationwide, opposing views from conservative and liberal justices. Justices Brandeis and Stone probe minority stockholders' rights to challenge a contract forcing Alabama Power to sell lines to TVA for power transmission.
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Wilson Dam
Muscle Shoals
O'Brian
McReynolds
Brandeis
Stone
Alabama Powerty
Supreme Court
British Star Jock McAvoy Favored In Non Title Bout
New York dispatch says Jock McAvoy, holder of two British titles, improved odds to about 5 to 4 in his favor over Eddie Risko in a Madison Square Garden non title ten round bout. Risko, world middleweight champion, holds the winning promise for a title shot if McAvoy wins decisively, with John Henry Lewis cited as a potential future opponent. Risko is reported improving since winning the crown three months ago by stopping Teddy Yarros.
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Jock McAvoy
al McCoy
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Babe
Risko
Madison Square Garden
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Britain
Ted
Kid) Lewis
Ngline
John Henry Lewis
Ight
Teddy
Yaros
North-South High School charity game squads listed
Charleston December 20 The North and South high school charity football game announces a 44 player roster for New Year’s Day. Head coach Arthur Clyde leads the North with assistants M McIntire and M T Hamrick. Practice begins December 26 in Charleston with readers selecting regulars and alternates.
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Arthur 3. Clyde
Morgantown
M. McIntire
New Martinsville
M. T. Hamrick
Grantsville
R. J. Gorman
Boxing Results From Colorado Springs and Phoenix
Colorado Springs saw George Manley from Denver outpoint Jim Pery of New Mexico in ten rounds. In Phoenix John Henry Lewis, from Phoenix, defeated Coleman Johns of Dayton by knockout after ten rounds.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
George Manley
Denver
Jim Pery
New Mexico
Phoenix
Ariz
John Henry Lewis
Coleman Johns
Dayton
Ohio
Spohrer Plans to Quit Sport
Braves catcher Bald-headed Al Spohrer contemplates retirement while a flood of scattered notes and opinions from sports figures fill a wide range of topics. The column touches on former stars like Eppy Rixey and Grover Alexander, mentions Mickey Cochrane, Paul Richards, Jimmy Dykes, and discusses broader sports themes from baseball to football and boxing with unnamed anecdotes and informal quotes.
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Andy Clarke
Associated Press
New York
Eppy Rixey
Grover Alexander
Christy Mathewson
al Spohrer
Braves
Mickey Cochrane
Frank Navin
Paul Richards
Giants
A'S
Waxahachie
Tex
Jimmy Dykes
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Pauline Uzcudun
Tommy
Clark Shaughnessy
Chicago
Sheldon Beise
Minnesota
Lloyd ‘Gardwell
Nebraska
Jay Berwanger
Clark
Louis battle 1s postponed to February 2
Cuban promoters backed by Mike Jacobs of New York postpone the Louis Isidor Gastanaga bout citing political concerns and Louis fatigue after 15 fights in 11 months. The advance sale is halted and a Havana staging approved for February 2 with Schmeling obligation to fight next summer and no US transfer.
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Mike Jacobs
New York
Joe Louis-Isidor
Louis
Lews
Jacobs
Jorge Echarte
Rafael Cepeda
Cuban Boxing Association
Cuba
Julian Black
Detroit Demon
Nectis Schmeling
United States
Gastanaga
Havana
Joe Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Schmeling-Louis
Cage squads share hot scorers in fast basketball games
Early season scores suggest new basketball rules quicken play and raise field goals. Many teams exceed 30 points per half with winners reaching sixties and seventies. Elkins Beats Thomas as Coach Bud Shelton uses Shelton, a younger brother, and Gutowski as pivots in the Davis Bens college attack. With three second rule in the foul circle, many squads employ two relay players and find the system works well. Elkins High opens defense of state title with 27th straight win, while Spring’s High girls hold carnival fundraisers. Salem and Simpson share remarks at the Tenmile team event as Raw Jackson contributes.
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oFew
Elkins
Thomas
Bud Shelton
Shelston
Gutowski
Davis Bens
Salem
Ae Simpson x
Foo Moana
Raw Jackson
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