Clara and L S A Well Matched In Weight in Bowl Clash
The report notes Clara and Louisiana State A for the New Sugar Bowl football game, detailing near equal weights of players from both teams, with Clara showing the biggest 220 pounder and Louisiana’s forward listed as 208, alongside other line and backfield figures. A separate land sale notice outlines a March 15 1937 sale of property in Guilford County under a trust, with details of the stake, parcel bounds, and administrative dates.
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Orleans
Ta Clara
Louisiana Neats
Broncos
Bronco Ball-Carr Iers
Louisiana
Trust Deed Foreclosure Notice for High Point Area Property
Trustee under a 1927 trust deed for the High Point area property with mortgage details and auction terms. Court records show the sale at 11:30 AM with cash bid required, describing parcel boundaries and location in High Point N C, as recorded in local deeds books.
Public Auction Notice of Land Boiler in High Point
The undersigned trustee will offer for sale at the Municipal Building in High Point North Carolina the property secured by a deed of trust from Eadie A Walker to Idol Trustee for The High Point Building & Loan Association recorded in Book 491 in Guilford County. The parcel is in Tate Street High Point described as Lot 12 Block 7 in Point Township and fronts Tate Street. Sale to the highest cash bidder on January 1 1937 or soon thereafter with evidence of good title. Sprinkled Attorney.
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D. E
Mollie Allman
High Point ‘Buiding & Loan Association
Guilford County
City
North Carolina
Park Street
Bencini
Benecini
D. H
Mary Eiken
High Point Pering & Loan Association
Galtford County
Pal
North Carvines
McDonnell Corner
N.C
BRW
Eadie A. Walker
Jim Gay
Quilford
Carolina
Hook
High Point
Roundup Gossip Hairs at Coaches Meetings Across Nation
Sports roundup from New York reports on veteran figures like Fielding Yost Dan McGugin and G Huff and notes Vic Manson Frdd Thomenen J C Dolley and Judge Bramh am as possible successors. Handful of coaching moves and franchise chatter stretch from Trinity to Syracuse and Albany with NCAA lobbying on admission taxes.
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Scotty Reston
Plek
Eddie Rez
New York
Fielding Yost
Michigan
Belved
Dan McGugin
F Vanderblt
G" Huff
Ilinois
Vic Manson
Syracuse
Vic
Fred Thomenen
Arkansas
J. C. Dolley
Texas
Jack Chevigny
Fewer College Athletes Subsidized Now Than Earlier
John L. Griffith, president of the National Intercollegiate Athletic Association, reports fewer college athletes per thousand are legitimately subsidized today than 25 years ago, while urging wider college representation on future Olympic committees and addressing the issue of pay for players.
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BOW Cavagnaro
New York
John L. Griffith
National Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Griffith
Seven Coaches Seek Anderson Post At State
Raleigh December 20 AP seven coaches applied for the NC State head coach position including Pat Miller Wake Forest and J O Morgan Auburn. Col John W Harrelson noted three applications for assistant posts as Anderson learns he will receive termination papers from Dr Frank P Kant of the Greater University of North Carolina.
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Raleigh
ATP
Heardy W. “Hunk
Anderson
N. C. State College
Pat Miller
Wake Forest
John W. Harrelson
J. O. Morgan
Auburn
Frank P.kant
University of North Carolina
Sutherland Pleased With Rain On Coast
Pasadena December 29 Jock Sutherland Pitt Rose Bowl coach said rain helped his players renew football season ship and he did not expect more rain before Fridays game versus Washington. Coach Jimmy Phelan also held a spirited Huskies scrimmage in the chilly air before more than 80 000 fans.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jock Sutherland
California
Pitt
Chamber of Commerce
San Bernardino
Sutherland
Panthers
Washington
Jimmy Phelan
Washington Huskies
Russian Transport Planes Carry Largest Freight Fleet
Claimed claim that Russian transport aircraft move more freight than any other nation. No data provided.
Grant Faces Second Test in Sugar Bowl Tennis Meet
In New Orleans Bryan Grant the top seed and No 3 national ranking meets Ernie Sutter in a Sugar Bowl second round clash. Sutter advanced 4-6 7-5 6-4 over Wayne Sabin while Grant beat Joe Abram a 8-6 6-3 in his opener as Arthur Hendrix also survived to face Wood Cooke.
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Bryan Grant
New Orleans
Ivan Grant
Atlanta
Ernie Sutter
Grant
Joe Abrama
New York
Sutter
Wayne Sabin
Portland
Ore
Arthur Hendrix
Champ
Lakeland
Fla
Ed Sutter
Wood Cooke
Frankie Parker
Lawrenceville
N. J
Walter Senior
San Francisco
William Westerfield
John McDiarmid
Chicago
Martin Buxby
Miami
Off Season Pushes Busy American League Offices
In Chicago on December 29 John Fan enjoys a game as William Harridge notes the American League office stays busiest after the season ends. Requests from fans writers and overseas readers pour in while World Series work and annual meetings follow with audits schedules and umpire assignments for spring training and the regular season.
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Chicago
John
Haseball Diamonds
Horsehide
William Harridge
Letant
Henry P. Edwards
League
Reau
Harridge
Bugs
Africa
Colleges Move To Harmonize Amateury In Football Debates
New York December 29. NCAA meeting opens amid sharp exchanges on whether intercollegiate athletics should stay amateur. Coaches focus on forward progress interference rule while officials cite concerns over recruiting and subsidies. Dr Hughes and Dr Nichols condemn current trends as hypocritical and dishonest.
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New York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
William L. Hughes
Teachers College
Columbia University
Dr. J. Nichols
Oberlin College
NK Winner in Boys Division at National Indoor Tennis
Harper H. Ink Jr. reported reaching the third round by defeating Donald Fairbairn in the 20th national boys indoor tennis championships. Costa Leodas of New York advanced after a second-round win as top contenders filled the early rounds with easy victories.
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New York
Fairbairn
Love
Harper H. Ink, Jr
San Diego
Cal
Donald Fairbairn
Costa Leodas
Ink
Don McNeill
Oklahoma City
Kenyon College
Alfred I. Jaffe
Brooklyn
Morey Lewis
Texarkana
Ark
Orme Wilson
Clemson Squad Begins Tough Drills After Holiday
Clemson's basketball squad resumes practice after a ten day break and prepares for a two game series with Florida at Gainesville on January 4 and 5. The Tigers previously lost early games to Duke and Tennessee.
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Clemson
S. C
Florida
Gainesville
Duke
Tennessee
Fights Last Night in Chicago and Miami
Jed Lenhart from Tacoma outpointed George Sutka of Detroit in Chicago. In Miami Everett Simington and Ray Woodward battled to a ten round draw ending in a split decision showdown.
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Chicago
Jed Lenhart
Tacoma
Wash
George Sutka
Detroit
Miami
Everett Simington
Poplar Bluff
Ray Woodward
Drew
Babe’s Brave Mildred Didrikson To Enter LA Open
Mildred Didrikson complete golf pro status but failed to qualify for the Southern California Open, yet she plans to be the first woman in the Los Angeles Open January 8 to 11. The 1932 Olympic track star discussed the tournament with Richard Arien, a noted amateur and photo figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Didrikson
George von Elm
Texas
Richard Arien
Duquesne Faces Heat in Orange Bowl Prep
Duquesne trains in Miami as heat nears 80 degrees for the Orange Bowl clash with Mississippi State. Coaches fret over heat impact on speed and stamina while Mississippi State, arriving after a scrimmage, reports good condition. Boyd Brumbaugh is ill.
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Miami
Fla
Duquesne
Mississippi State
Mercury
Pittsburgh
Dukes
Maroons
John
Little Clipper) Smith
Boyd Brumbaugh
Ralph Sasse
Mills Home Falls to High Point Y Juniors in Practice Tilt
Mills Home lost to High Point Y Juniors 32 26 in a practice game yesterday afternoon. After tied halves 12 12 and 12 12 an overtime gave High Point the edge with Grant scoring 10 and Wright adding 10 for the winners while Carson led Mills Home with 10 points. The next game notes Greenville, S C at 7 pm Wednesday.
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Mills
Grant
Wright
Carson
Wesd Diviision Weécarteavas
Smith
Nanpue Cain
Ncenkacnanteer
Preston
Cas
High Point
Suntors
Evans
Hayworth
Thes Ak
Bipaseenrankeas
Gunter
Erode
Cooper. “Y
Greenville
8. C
Traffic Fatalities Peak in Small Town Areas
A statistic shows sixty seven percent of fatal motor car accidents occur in small towns and rural districts, highlighting regional safety concerns and the need for targeted road measures.
State Basketball Players Return To Campus For Drills
North Carolina State players return from Christmas holidays to resume two daily practices ahead of a busy winter schedule. Coach Dr. R. R. Sermon expects several days to recondition the squad after holiday eating. First 1937 foe is South Carolina on January 8 at Raleigh.
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Colege
Raleigh
North Carolina State
R. R. Sermon
Sermon
State
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Freddie Steele Defends World Middleweight Title in Milwaukee
Freddie Steele defends the world middleweight title against Gorilla Jones in Milwaukee on New Year’s after noon. Steele previously dethroned Eddie Risko in Seattle in July and held Jones to a 10 round draw in 1934 before beating the Memphis and Akron Negro in 1935. This will be Steele’s first start off the Pacific coast.
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Freddie Steele
Gorilla Jones
Inilwaukee
Steele
Eddie
Babe) Risko
Seattle
Tacoma Tapper
Jones
Memphis
Akron
East West Grid Tilt Preview As Teams Scrimmage Before New Year
East West squads tune up for the Shrine East West charity game on New Year’s Day in San Francisco. Western coaches Hollingberry and Lacey praise passers and kickers while noting rival backs Handrahan and Murray among standouts. The West fields include Sturgeon and North Dakota State tackle 262 pounds as a threat. Eastern backs Handrahan and Drake head strong lineups with Parker and Geyer.
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San Francisco
Orin
Babe" Hollingberry
Percy Lacey
Palo Alto
Hollingberry
Dick Toth
Northwestern
Fran Murray
Penn
Ace Parker
Duke
Lyle Sturgeon
North Dakota State
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Easterners
John Handrahan
Dartmouth
Handrahan
Murray
Buck" Bryan
Tulane
Don Geyer
Kenneth Sandback
Princeton
John Drake
Purdue
Bill Kurlish
Sporting News Names Six Leading Baseball Figures of 1936
The Sporting News selected six top baseball figures for 1936. Branch Rickey and Warrell Mann head the majors and minors in executive roles, with Joe McCarthy and Allan Sotherton named leading managers. Carl Hubbell and John VanDer Meer cited as outstanding players. VanDer Meer led MLB with 296 strikeouts, including 20 in one game, with 19 wins and six losses.
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ST. Louis
Sporting News
Baseball Weekly
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
War! Mann
Atlanta Club
Southern Association
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Allan Sotheron
Milwaukee Brewers
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
John VanDer Meer
Durham
Whitley Sets Pace For Elon Basketball Stars
Elon College coach D C Walker drills the team after Christmas as they prepare for a Duke game in Durham. The ten man squad averages six feet two inches with none under six feet and includes six foot five and a half inch Prospect Carver. Lloyd Whitley, a High Point star, is showing standout form as Elon aims for the conference title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elon College
D. C. “Peahead
Walker
Duke University
Durham
Carver
Lloyd Whitley
Whitley
Global auto ownership rate at about one per 187 people
The world averages about one automobile for every 187 individuals. This benchmark highlights unequal access to cars across regions and income groups, with higher ownership in wealthier countries and lower rates in developing areas.
Pitcher earns call from Durham to Cincinnati on 2.65 ERA
A pitcher with a 2.65 earned run average earned a promotion from Durham to Cincinnati, signaling a rise through the organization. The move indicates confidence in the player’s effectiveness at higher levels and potential impact for the upcoming season.
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Durham
Cincinnati
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