Washington State Triumph Signals West Strength in Rose Bowl Path
Washington State overwhelmed U C S A 49 to 0 in a showcase that cements the Pacific Northwest as a force in west coast football. Notre Dame’s lingering doubts fade as Washington State’s backfield led by Ed Nowak and star Phelan powers a dominant rout.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Pasadena
Washington Washington State
Notre Dame
Washington State
Washington
Vou
Fen
Baseball Clans Gather for Annual Meeting
Baseball clubs convene for the National Association meeting to discuss league relations and minor trades, focusing on the International game and broader interests in the sport. The session aims to address tensions within minor leagues and possible actions affecting clubs and players.
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National Association of ] Baseball Clubs
Openrow
Ruse Bowl Bid May Be Delayed by Washington Coach
Seattle December 1 Coach Jimmy Phelan of the University of Washington forecast a Rose Bowl opponent announcement would be delayed until after the Southern California Notre Dame game and the Pacific Coast Conference meeting. He said LSU Alabama and Pittsburgh were top contenders and Washington had not chosen a first option.
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Johnson
Atronic
Douglas
Atle
H.a
Tide
Washington
Enoch
California
Islash
Seattle
Jimmy Phelan
University of Washington
Los Angeles
Louisiana State
Alabama
Pittsburgh
Deacon Quintet Begins Practice for 1936-37 Season
Wake Forest coach Murray Greason orders all candidates to report for practice this week as Deacons prepare for the 1936-37 season. Five lettermen remain, but four regulars have departed and sophomores lack experience. Doigt Morris may switch to center while Morris, Chappell, Aderholt, Mauney, and Barnes lead the veteran group. Sophomores compete for berths with limited prospects. The Deacons open December 18 at Wake Forest against William and Mary, their only preholiday game.
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Wake Forest
Murray Greason
Demon Deacon
Gregson
Jim Brunt
Skinny Byrd
Floyd Patton
Goat Hatcher
Doigt Morr's
Gastonia
Preston Chappell
Hertford
Smutt Aderholt
Hopewell
George Mauney
Lexington
Beamer Barnes
Churchland
Patton
Doigt Morris
Morris
Baptist
Jim Waller
Floyd Carter
Roy Evans
Dave Fuller
Smith Young
Boyd Owen
Rex Carter
Rex Dowtjn
Turk Apple
Gene Phillips
Deacons
William and
Mary
Bozeman Leads New Wave in Billiards World
Chicago reports Jay Bozeman of Detroit as a colorful young star in the billiards world championship scene. At 29 he is the youngest in the three cushion tournament, drawing attention as Willie Hope's era shifts. Franchise talks ripple through Toronto, Syracuse, and Jersey City amid syndicate interest and entangled finances as league reps observe hotel lobby whispers.
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Chicago
Jay Bozeman
Detroit
Willie Hope
New York
Bozeman
Maple Leaf
Dan Howley
Toronto
Cincinnati
Syracuse
Jersey City
Duke Places Five Men In All Southern Team
Duke dominated the 1936 All Southern selections with Captain Clarence Parker leading five Duke players to first-string spots. Other Duke stars included Joe Brunansky Elmore Hackney Dan Hill Jr and Tackle Joe Cardwell plus guard Lew is. North Carolina Davidson and Maryland also featured on the teams with multiple honorees. Ninety players received special mentions for standout seasons.
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Richmond
Clarence
Ace) Parker
Duke
Duke University
Associated Press
Parker
Portsmouth
Joe Brunansky
Jim Hutchins
Bershak
Jim Farley
Dick Johnson
Davidson
Arley
Bill Guckeyson
Maryland
Almiend
Bob King
Furman’s
Ranger
Texas
North Carolina
Dick Buck
Allyuthern
Teeny Lalfferty
Mac ‘Oeer
Clemson
Raleigh
Mac Cara
N. C. State
Taliaferro
Bartos
Bugg
P. Gaffney
South Carolina
Readon
D. Jones
Berry
Tipton
Trzeciak
Burnette
Duke Grid Campaign Is Best In History Of Institution
Duke University Blue Devils dominate 1986 season going 9-0 in conference play and 18-0 overall. Ace Parker shines as star back with 52 points, 61 punts averaging 42.2 yards, and a 105 yard kickoff return record against North Carolina.
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Duke Grid
Durham
Duke University Blue Devils
Blue Devils
Tennessee
Vols
Wademen
Red Harp
Duke
North Carolina
Georgia Tech
Blue Devil
Jing
Clarence
Ace) Parker
Parker
Washington & Lee
Colgate
Davidson
South Carolina
Clemson
Wake Forest
N. C. State
Hackney
Play Resumed In YMCA Handball Tourney
The Y M C A handball singles elimination resumes this afternoon with York versus Evans and Saunders against Turner. Myers faces Patrick followed by Grandjean and Holt. Saturday a Smith versus Bailey match precedes Houska and McLaurin. the winner earns the Dr. W. L. Jackson trophy.
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York
Evans
Saunders
Turner
Myers
Patrick
Grandjean
Holt
Smith and Bailey
Houska
McLaurin
Wrestling results from multiple cities last night
In New York Dean Detton of Salt Lake City defeated Chief Saunooke of North Carolina in 14 minutes 28 seconds. Worcester saw Steve Crusher Casey of Ireland defeat Charley Strack of Oklahoma in two straight falls. Omaha featured Chief Little Beaver from Asheville defeating Jack Kennedy of North Carolina. Dallas reported two falls out of three in a Texas bout.
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New York
Dean Detton
Salt Lake City
Saunooke
North Carolina
Worcester
Mass
Steve
Crusher) Casey
Ireland
Charley Strack
Oklahoma
Omaha
Nebr
Little Beaver
Asheville
N. C
Jack Kennedy
Dallas
Tex
Purple Kittens Freshman Team Schedules 3-Game Tour
High Point college freshmen head to Cleveland county for three consecutive nights against rural high school teams. J. H. Hicks and Reginald Hinshaw are from High Point, with Stork Hampton slated at center and Hal Yow and Joseph Hilliard at guard. Coach Yow fields a proven squad while H. L. Garlington will not travel.
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High Point College
Cleveland County
Purple Kittens
Piedmont
Lawndale
Polkville
Fallston Cagers
Yow
Hills
J. H. Hicks
Reginald Hinshaw
Stork” Hampton
Rutherfordton
Hal Yow
Gibsonville
Joseph Hilliard
Thomasville
H. L. Garlington
Louisiana
Eastern Teams Hold Spotlight for 1936 Play
Eastern intercollegiate football claimed the intersectional spotlight in 1936 led by Pitt Panthers Navy Fordham fame. The Eastern group posted 25 wins and 17 losses against 11 major Midwest foes and 4 against the Southwest, with notable victories over Ohio State Notre Dame and Nebraska. Michigan suffered a single win as Penn toppled the Wolverines ending a 10 year undefeated streak.
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Jock Sutherland
Pitt Panthers
Navy
Jimmy Crowley
Fordham
Southwest
Rocky Mountain Boys
South
Far West
Pitt
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Minnesota
Washington
Texas
Southern Methodist
St. Mary's
Purdue
Georgia
William and Mary
Davidson
Virginia
Irish
Michigan
Columbia
Wolverines
Intersectional Co
Penn
Mixed program at High Point arena features boxing and wrestling
Curt Denning presents a mixed bill at High Point arena Friday night. The main event pits Al Sparks of Colorado against Preacher Hogue of Louisiana in a wrestling match. An early attraction pairs Rosy Ryan and Jack O’Brien in a long standing feud boosted by previous confrontations.
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Curt Denning
High Point Arena
al Sparks
Colorado
Preacher Hogue
Louisiana
Rosy Ryan
Jack O'Brian
Rosy
Jack
Ryan
O’brian
Denning
Curt
East
Texas
Minnesota Still Leader In Final 1936 AP Poll
Minnesota tops the year end Associated Press college football poll with 332 points, 23 ahead of LSU. The Gophers were named first by 25 of 85 experts, with Alabama slipping to fourth and Washington fifth. Santa Clara, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Nebraska and others also rank.
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New York
Minnesota
Associated Press
Gophers
Louisiana State
Santa Clara
Pennsylvania
Duke
Yale
Dartmouth
Duquesne
Fordham
Texas Christian
Tennessee
Arkansas
Navy
Marquette
Schmeling Plans Fight For Rights
Max Schmeling travels to New York to pressure the New York State Athletic Commission over a promised title shot with James J. Braddock. He plans to attend December 11 contract filings for the June bout, insisting he be present or represented in person.
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New York
Max Schmeling
United States
James J. Braddock
Berlin
Joe Louis
New York State Athletic Commission
Braddock
Schmeling
Germany
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Louie
New York Commission
New York Fifth Fathers
Madison Square Garden
20Th Century Sporting Club
Boxing results from New York and Louisville bouts
Bobby Pacho defeated Ray Napolitano on points in New York while Johnny Stevens stopped Carlos Garcia in Louisville. An unrelated note states elephants live to about 158 to 200 years.
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New York
Bobby Pacho
Los Angeles
Ray Napolitano
Louisville
Johnny Stevens
Cincinnati
Carlos Garcia
Mexico
Intersectional Tilt Set for St Louis Columbus In Memphis
An intersectional football game between undefeated St Louis and Columbus Mississippi high school teams may be scheduled in Memphis Tennessee on December 12 or 18 pending sanction from the Missouri high school athletic association.
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ST. Louis
Columbus
Christmas Present Bill for Ex Soldiers at Oteen
A one dollar Christmas present from the North Carolina American Legion Auxiliary will be given to each ex service man at the government hospital at Oteen. The distribution marks a seasonal aid effort by the auxiliary chapter in Charlotte and supports veterans at the facility.
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Charlotte
North Carolina American Legion Auxiliary
Government Hospital
Oteen
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