Ashburn Barbour Leave for California Clubs
Mr and Mrs Ashburn Barbour headed for California for the winter after three seasons at Helena Country Club. Mrs Barbour ran the catering at the club with exceptional service and praise from members and guests. The future arrangements for the coming season remain undecided, per President Harry McGain.
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Harry McGain
Klein Seeks Return to Form Amid Batting Slump
Chuck Klein, battling recent knee and batting struggles, hopes to regain form and the .260 pace. He reflects on past success, praises his health, and says he aims to lead in batting championships again, with trade rumors looping to the Cardinals or others.
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Dee
Chuck Klein
Shim
Bensons
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Kista Wald
Bix Mane
Price
Philadelphia Nationals
Ideago Cubs
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Cnly
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Cubs
Texas Christian and Santa Clara Tomx Texas Christian and Santa Clara
Texas Christian welcomes Santa Clara for a second Pacific Coast meeting. The Frogs arrive optimistic as 2 to 1 favorites, aiming to repeat a prior Texas showdown with Southern Methodist. Weather is cited as a possible factor affecting play and outcomes.
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Texas Christian
Santa Clara
San Francisco
University of Santa Clara
Troncos
No LAGK OF BEEF IN NEW YORK JUST NOW
New York on December 6 reports brief sports chatter about Dust and present claiming the spotlight in a looming clash between Jon Louis and Pau line Uzendun. Max Schmeling seeks a chance to reclaim the title lost to Jack Sharkey with recent training and a renewed contract linking to Joe Jacobs ahead of a December 16 return.
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New York
Jon Louis
Pauline Uzendun
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharke
Jimmy Braddock
St. Louis
Franc Central Station
Corman
Max Moran
Sehmellig
Hore
Joe Jacobs
Fea
Meny
Butte Shifts Funds for Relief and Red Cross Drive
Dudley Towell, chairman of the annual Red Cross roll call and emergency voice campaign, reported total Butte collections of 5,770 for relief of Helena quake victims. Silver Bow County contributed 4,210 for 1,458 aid items.
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Dudley Towell
Dowell
Silver Bow County
Helena
Rocky Mountain zone officials meet on freshman rule
East Lake City reports Rocky Mountain conference officials debated a rule prohibiting inter school competition for freshmen athletes. Dr. Thurston J. Davies of Colorado College led discussions on enforcement and school autonomy. They approved a tentative 1937 football schedule and planned efforts to curb proselyting and other evils, while aiming to reduce drinking and gambling at events.
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Laka City
Dec
Rocky Mountain
Artong
Thurston J. Davies
Colorado College
Spere
Merting
George Thomas
University of Utah
Emah
Tha Cnaghes
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Dee
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Trojans and Huskies Set For Pacific Coast Clash
Los Angeles December 6. Southern California backers name their team a 10 to 8 favorite over Washington at Memorial Coliseum in the final Pacific Coast Conference game of the season. A 40,000 crowd was predicted as coaches warned the air lanes would decide the outcome with Washington seventh in the standings.
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Los Angeles
Dac
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Washington Tat Memorial Coliseus
Tomorow
Parsons
Howard Jones
Rochester Wrestling: Marshall Defeats Wetfnes After Injury
Everett Marshall of Colorado won a onefall match over Dutch Wetfnes in Rochester tonight after Wetfnes fractured his tibia in the first fall. The bout lasted about forty minutes before the finish.
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Everett Marshall
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Wetfnes
Marshall
AAU Set to Vote on Olympic Participation in Berlin
New York Dec 6 AP The AAU executive committee split 10 5 to refer a strongly worded anti Nazi resolution to the convention without recommendation. President Mahoney cast the deciding vote after Ferris refrained. About 200 delegates from 34 districts weigh a boycott amid sharp faction lines as Avery Brundage reconsidered Berlin participation. Braing o called study meeting following convention close.
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Seue
Tomight
Jeremiah '. Mahoney
Germany
Wnen
A. A
Gta
Berlin
Mahoney
Daniel J. Ferris
United States
Avery Brundage
Chicago
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Braingo
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Eugene Salmadge
Georgia
Roosevelt
Talmagge
Dowling High Team Red Rooster Defeats in High Series
Dowling High faced Red Rooster with Flechl top scoring in the high series and Hish contributing a single. Raue from Drago Plumbers finished with a 225.
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Flechl
Fas
Raue
Drago
Four Men Die In Coal Mine Disaster At Wild Row
Steubenville Ohio December 6 four men were killed in a gal ex plosion at Warner Collieries Wild Row mine. Work crews replaced rest in crews to repair damage and recover casualties from the accident.
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Plan to separate 1986 senior championships from Olympic trials
The Amateur Athletic Union track and field committee proposed holding the 1986 senior outdoor championships separately from the final Olympic tryouts. If approved, the change marks a break from the quadrennial practice of joint championships and trials. The chair, A C Gilbert, noted the event would likely occur a week before the Olympic tests. Decisions on indoor meets and women outdoor championships followed, with venues listed for Chicago Manhattan Beach and Denver among tentative sites.
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Amateur Athletic Unio
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A.C. Gilbert
New Haven
A. C
Chicago
Manhattan Beach
Denver
Madison Square Garden
Wichita
Kan
Orlando lope sult tournament leads with Cooper 69
Golf Gleanings reports Marc Cooper moving into a share of the halfway lead at the Orlando Open with a 69, matching his first round score and opening a two stroke gap on Tony Manero who slipped to 72. Johnny Revolta, Ky Taffoon, Paul Runyan, and Roland MacKenzie follow in pursuit.
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Itel Ahorse
Marc Cooper
Hhi
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Tony Manero
Greenshire
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Manero
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Revolta
Manoro
Bernita
Ky Taffoon
Chicago
Paul Runyan
White Maing
Roland MacKenzie
Basketball Finals Scores Across Regions
Western Wien 25 South Dakota 43 Yankton 8 1 27 Morningside ND State 42 Moorhead State Teachers II Simpson 14 Iowa State 97 Carleton 27 Northwestern 66 Michigan State 21 Wisconsin 6 Ball State 28 Indiana 44 Sioux Falls College 48 Myer-Alester 23.
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Mye- Alester
Wisconsin board to probe row over coach dismissal plot
Madison Dec 6 The University of Wisconsin board of regents announced they will investigate a row stirred by the admission of a football scandal. The action centers on a circulated petition to oust Dir Clarence W. Sprenra with knowledge and sanction of Athletic Director Walter E. Meanwell.
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Samalmelert
Clarence W. Spenra
Walter E. Meanwell
Notre Dame Captaincy Picked For 1936 Irish Eleven
A Notre Dame meeting at South Bend elected a captain for the 1936 Irish football team. The article notes Ned Willan and Stith of Hackettstown as players, with references to past seasons and a disrupted 1935 campaign. It also mentions a star guard from 1934, and a note about surgical operations affecting selection. It references no fixed water supply for Darfur during the dry season and remarks on watermelon as thirst-quenching fruit.
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Stanford Coach Is In For Rose Bowl Talk In Dallas
Dallas dispatch reports Claude Thornhill Stanford coach visits amid questions on the Rose Bowl with SMU Mustangs. Thornhill praises teams, scouts SMU and Texas A&M, and hints at plans to counter the Mustangs. He also discusses politics and Roosevelt era support at a national level.
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President Refutes Claim He Aimed To Let World Down
The President denies accusations of avoiding world duties in East Africa and Ethiopia conflict. He affirms America does not stand aloof, but pursues independent methods while backing peace efforts through Paris Pact influence and neutral steps to keep the United States out of war. The speech stresses that government measures aim to prevent war while supporting global peace, and notes progress beyond other nations.
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Idaho Governor Faults WPA Ruling Across West
Idaho Governor Ross joins 10 western state executives to protest a federal ruling barring relief-rolled workers from WPA employment between May 1 and Nov 1, 1985. The policy, issued November 2 by Harry L Hopking, sparked the governors' appeal.
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National Emergency Relief
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Etiquette tips for Christmas cards from Greeting Card Publishers
The Greeting Card Publishers association offers etiquette guidance for Christmas card sending. It advises sending cards to coworkers, including spouses, and avoiding omitting mourning relatives. It covers signatures, addresses, ink color, and name order for married women using maiden names.
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Ladies Push Save the Republic Campaign in DC
Washington reports Republican women from the capital and Maryland and Virginia launched a “Save the Republic” drive to defeat Roosevelt. Potatoes grown on frank lawns under a new potato act face about 45 cents a bushel tax after a 50 percent tax-free allotment. Dolly Gann, Dolly, Too, urged voters toward a safe, sane government. other potential presidential candidate wives were invited but blocked from attending.
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Robert L. Bacon
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George Horace Lorimer
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Ghicaxo
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Charles Curtis
William ©. Borah
Hamilton Pish
Lester Dickingon
Arthur Vandenberg
Trio of Mob Killings and Captures in Muskogee Raid
Leonard Short of Galena Missouri died from illness and burns after a fire at a hideout. Cooper Russell Land, fourth O Malley mob member, was captured. John Blackburn slain. Don Garrett captured returning to the mountain shack. all tied to the Muskogee jail break and bank robberies. Mrs Heady implicated in arming the group. Bolton, the chief deputy, was killed. Five arrested after raiding the jail arsenal. chase followed to Ada and a Walker home. In U S court, Mayre December, Baquette, 20, sentenced to six years for robbery after conviction by a jury.
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Just Out
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