PGA hopefuls collide as Wood Shute Mehlhorn vie for title
Craig Wood and Denny Shute lead a field including Thomson Mehlhorn as the PGA Championship semi finals unfold. Horton Smith and Gene Sarazen loom in past battles while Wild Bill Mehlhorn eyes a late surge with Annie Ley putter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilton Graham Hurst
Craig Wood
N. J
Craig
Wood
My Thomson
Denny Shute
Bill Mehlee
Paul
Bhute
Tom Creavy
PGA
Hortonth
Chicago
West Newton
Mass
Wild Bill Big
Fine Beith
Annie Ley
Walter Hagen
Aee Hines
Garden City
Louisiidies
Appalachian State Defeats Cumberland 10 6 on Home Field
In VWebanon Tenn Appalachian State and Cumberland met as Boone chiefs blocked two Cumberland plays. Farthing, a tackle, blocked a punt and ran it in for Appalachian State as they took the lead in the third quarter after Cumberland opened with an early march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vwebanon
Tenn
Appalachian State Ciefs
Boone
N. C
Cumberland Entity
Yester
Ard Place
Cumberland
Freshmen Triumph in State Championship Football
Freshmen from the University won the state championship after a period touchdown provided the margin in a 6 to 0 victory over the University of North Carolina. Duke first year men earned the state title as a result of the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UAHAM
University of North Carolina
Duke
All-South Team Picks Highlight 1936 Football Stars
NEA Service surveys Southern grid talents with Gaynell Tinsley of LSU as premier end. Clarence Parker Duke Joe Riley Alabama ace backs, and Joe Kilgrow and other standouts earn All-America consideration for 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern All-Stars
Tinsley
Parker — Riley
NBA Service
Gaynell Tinsley
Louisiana State
Andy Bershak
North Carolina
Bill Moss
Tulane
Tarzan White
Alabama
Bucky Bryan
Joe Riley
Ace Parker
Duke
Bruiser Kinard
Mississippi
Jeff Barrett
Parker
Riley
Gilbert
White
Greenies
Crimson Tide
Dothan Deer
Joe Kilgrow
South
Bryan
Dickens
Phil
Saunooke Defeats Luttrall In High Point Main Event
Chief Saunooke the giant Cherokee Indian won two straight falls over Cowboy Luttrall at High Point arena. Luttrall was disqualified in the first fall after repeated warned tactics, drawing fan protest. Saunooke finished the second fall in eight minutes with a decisive win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunooke
Cowboy Luttrall
High Point Arena
Luttrall
Cowboy
Scotty Dawkins
Jack O'Brien
Australia
Mason
Harold Miller
Miller
Perfect line of Alabama ends dominates assessment of 1936 picks
Gilbert White Moss stand out as top end prospects with size and skill. Moss and Kinard bring Grade A tackle ability while White blocks for Riley and Kilgrew, the ball carriers. FitzSimons shows speed, Moose Stewart backs Auburn center, and Alabama Poly’s lighter secondary is noted. Dixie hopes for more All America selections including Parker Riley Gilbert or White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss
Kinard
White
Riley
Kilgrew
Alabama
FitzSimons
Moose Stewart
Louisiana State
Gilbert
Auburn
Alabama Poly
Joe Stewart
Dixie
Tinsley
Parker
NEA Service, Inc
Braddock Set To Sign Schmeling Title Fight Articles
Joe Gould promised the State Athletic Commission a $5,000 check to secure Jimmy Braddock's agreement to a June title bout with Max Schmeling. If signed, talks for a Feb Atlantic City no decision bout with Joe Louis should accelerate, lifting suspensions on Braddock and Louis. Herman Taylor had guaranteed $300,000 for a Braddock Louis fight and delivered $100,000 as proof of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe Gould
Jimmy Braddock
Gould
State Athletic Commission
Max Schmeling
Braddock- Schmeling
Joe Louis
Atlantic City
Braddock
Louis
Herman Taylor
Philadelphia
All American Football Honors List Gathers Names Across Colleges
The document lists first, second and third team selections with players from LSU, Mississippi, Georgia Tech, Auburn, Alabama, Tulane, North Carolina, Duke, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Kentucky, Georgia, Maryland and others. It includes position by line and mentions honorable mentions for ends tackles guards centers quarterbacks halfbacks and fullbacks across the appearings of many schools.
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L. E.—Tinsley
Louisiana State
L. T
Kinard
Mississippi
Fitzsimmons
Tech
C. —Gilbert
Auburn
White
Alabama
R. T.—Moss
Tulane
R. E
Bershak
N. Carolina
Q. —Riley
L. H.—Bryan
Eee
Ween
R. H.—Parker
Duke
F. —Dikens
Tennesee
North Carolina
Crawford
Tennessee
Hinkle
Vanderbilt
Stewart
Ac -Baldwin
Power
Shoemaker
Bradford
Eevee Eear
Hitchcock
Hennemann
Ga. Tech
Galatka
Mississippi State
Nevers
Kentucky
Weaver
Merchant
Loyola
Plasman
Hagan
Eayes
Hunter
Carroll
Young and Lyons
Tarentino
Spring Hill
Swindell
Louisiana Tech
Roton
Bartos
Trimpy
Badgett
J. Hall
Georgia
Cushing
Georgia Tech
Gantt
Bucker
Myers
Lumpkin
Little
Simpson
Kentuky
Morton
Southwestern
Sims
Bailey
Clemson
Ezelle
Millsaps
Trzeciak
Virginia Military Institute
Daigle
Harp
Pickle
R Davis
Johnson
Hackney
Hanna
Lafferty
Sears
Davidson
Nisbet
Hartman
Kilgore
Green
Sam Agee
McLarnin Beats Ambers in Garden Shakeup Eyes Welter Title
Jimmy McLarnin dominated Lou Ambers in a convincing ten round win at Madison Square Garden. The upset strengthens McLarnin for a potential welterweight title bid against the Ross versus Jannazzo winner next week.
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Herkimer
N. Y
Madison Square Garden
Tony Canzoneri
McLarnin
Ambers
Barney Ross
Chicago
Izzy Jannazzo
New York
Asheboro to Dedicate Its Community Gym Tonight
Asheboro plans the formal opening of its community gymnasium at 7 30 tonight. J D Ross announces a civic celebration with music by the high school band and a mill string band. Chief speakers include CC W McCrary and Charles Bossong with talks on gym management and newcomer regulation. A free Bossong McCrary basketball game starts the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
J. D. Ross
Charles Bossong
Miriam Burns
Bossong
McCrary
Gymansium
Ingle President Industrial League elected at organizing meeting
I Paul Ingle was chosen president of the Industrial League at its organizing meeting. Everett Marsh was elected vice president and Charles E Spencer secretary treasurer. Commissioners named were Dave Yow C Virgil Yow and Frank Barfield. Officials for games included Broadus Culler Pop Werner Charlie Kearns Ed Farlow and Bill Bailey. Clubs listed were Adams Millis American Bakeries Allen Jay Triangle High Point Paper Box Thomasville Chair and Marsh. First round games set for Saturday December 7 at 1 30 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Paul Ingle
Industrial League
Everett Marsh
Charles E. Spencer
Dave Yow
C. Virgil Yow
Frank Barfield
Broadus Culler
Pop” Werner
Charlie Kearns
Ed Farlow
Bill Bailey
Adams Millis
American Bakeries
Allen Jay
Triangle
High Point Paper Box
Thomasville
Marsh
Featherweight Champion Belloise Knocks Out Valdez
In Hollywood Mike Belloise aged 128 defeated Sonny Valdez from Tucson with a knockout in a featherweight matchup. In Pismo Beach Star Frisco outpointed Small Montana in a non title flyweight bout.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Mike Belloise
New York
Sonny Valdez
Tucson
Ariz
Pismo Beach
Calif
Frisco
Montana
Fort Worth Stakes Attracts 14 Horses at Arlington
Arlington Downs Tex Nov 21 14 horses entered in the Fort Worth fall handicap renewal over a mile and a sixteenth mile event includes eight entries in the Wagoner Memorial handicap with $15,000 added purse and $5,000 added value total for the day.
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Arlington Downs
Tex
Fort Worth
Conference football slate tightens with key rivalry bets
In the Southern Conference only three games were scheduled as many teams took open dates before Thanksgiving clashes. North Carolina visits South Carolina in Columbia while Maryland hosts Georgetown at College Park and other matchups include Duke at North Carolina State and Furman at Clemson as title races and bowl implications loom.
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Richmond
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Duke
University of South Carolina
Columbia
South Carolina
Virginia Tech
Citadel
Maryland
Georgetown
College Park
Delaware
Cincinnati
Bucknell
Shenandoah
West Virginia
Washington
Manhattan
Syracuse
Losin
Florida
V. M. TI
University of Virginia
Washington and Lee
Baltimore
North Carolina State
Durham
Furman
Clemson
Roanoke
Davidson
Wake Forest
William and Mary
Wofford
Augusta
McLarnin and Louis Triumph In Worlds of Boxing
New York Jimmy McLarnin from Vancouver outpointed Lou Ambers of Herkimer after ten rounds. New Orleans Joe Louis knocked out Paul Williams of Chicago in the 2nd round, and Tom Jones of Chicago fought in the 3rd. An airplane can be seen at 10 000 to 15 000 feet altitude under favorable conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jimmy McLarnin
Associated Press
Vancouver
B. C
Lou Ambers
Herkimer
N. Y
New Orleans
Joe Louis
Detroit
Paul Williams
Chicago
Tom Jones
Mills Home Routs Mount Airy In Class B Title Game
In Mount Airy on Friday Mills Home defeats Mount Airy 13 to 6 to claim the western class B championship. A 93 yard kickoff return by Mayberry opened the scoring as Mills Home overcomes early Mount Airy defense. Final notes list key players Maberry Smith Mayberry and Gilbert with Watson adding the extra point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beati Mills
Weste Mt. Airy
Mount Airy
Mills
Mount Airy High
Reddick Field
Little Red Maberry
Granite City
Smith
Miller
Haney
Mayberry
Sonny Gilbert
Mount Airytory
Watson
Mount Airy Mills
GUNN
Kcacavees Park
Seeoves
Grigio Scivccees
Biccccewesesti DB
SOMOS
Soebas
Telee
Geer
Gewetbeessbes
Gilbert
Alderman
Stewart
Mount Airy — Son
Byerly
Kirkner
P. Jones
Crawford
Mount Airy Mayberry
Ment
Rogers
Washington Lee
Shepherd
Davidson
Hahn
Lenoir-Rhyne
Bird
Carolina
Northwestern faces Notre Dame in major clash this Saturday
National tilt pits unbeaten Northwestern at South Bend as Notre Dame challenges for early season supremacy. The slate features Yale against Harvard and other ivy bouts, including Lafayette Lehigh Stanford California, with Big Ten and conference showdowns across the schedule.
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New York
Northwestern
Notre Dame
South Bend
Wildcats
Harvard
Lafayette
Lehigh
Marquette
Duquesne
Fordham
Rams
Georgia
Temple
New Orleans
Georgia Tech
Florida
Louisiana State- Southwestern
Southern
Methodist
Baylor
Texas Christian and
Rice
College Football Scores From Various Regions
Football results across several regions show Bethany West Virginia 19 over Fairmont Teachers 0 and West Virginia Wesleyan 28 over Glenville 6. Other matchups include St Vincent Pennsylvania 21 over Salem West Virginia 6 and Miami Florida 13 over Mercer Rollins 7.
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Bethany
W. Va
Fairmont
West Virginia Wesleyan
Glenville
Arnold
Connecticut
St. Vincent
Salem
St. Louis
Grinnell
Kans
Baker
Cape Girardeau
Issouri Mines
Wichita
Southwestern
Rockhurst
Maryville
Hastings
Torkio
Detroit Tech
Assumption
Central
Iowa Wesleyan
Knox
Monmouth
Heidelberg
Bowling Green
The
Iowa State
Omaha Univ
the. Chillicothe B. C
Oklahoma Military
Peru
Wayne
Chadron
Rapid City
S. D
Mines
Upper Iowa
Simpson
St. Ambrose
Dubuque
Southwest Arkansas State
Arkansas State College
de Paul
Chicago
Texas
North Texas
Southwest Texas
Stephen F. Austin
Sam Houston
East Texas
Texas Wesleyan
Austin College
St. Edward's
Daniel Baker
Tex
Tar Heels Face Game With South Carolina In Conference Clash
North Carolina Tar Heels and South Carolina clash in the day’s sole South Conference gridiron contest at 2 30 pm. It marks the 19th meeting since 1903 with UNC leading 13 2 and three tied. Both teams push toward the end of their conference schedules as homecoming features.
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Columbia
S&s. C
University of WN Carolina Tar Heels
South Carolina Cocks
North Caro
South Carolina
Tar Heels
Tulane
Duke
South Carolina to Play 12 Grid Games Including Alabama
Columbia announces 1937 football schedule with 12 games. Key dates include September 18 Emory & Henry, September 25 North Carolina, October 9 Georgia, October 16 Davidson, October 23 Clemson, November 6 Kentucky, November 13 Furman, November 25 Presbyterian, December 3 Miami Ohio, with Alabama match slated for Tuscalo.
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South Carolina
Alabama
Columbia
8. C
University of South Olina
Follo
Emory & Henry
North Carolina
Cel Hill
Georgia
Tuscalo
Davidson
Clemson
Theades
Orangeburg
Etucky
Lexington
Fw Man
Presbyter
Catholic U
Washington
Miami U
Miami
Western Teachers Defeat Lenoir Rhyne In Last-Minute TD
Western Carolina Teachers secure a 6 0 victory over Lenoir-Rhyne in Hickory after a late drive and a successful try for point fails. The first half was even as both teams traded possessions and momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
Western Carolina Teachers
Lenoir-Rhyne
Pryon
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Pny Manero
Pinehurst
Horton Smith
Gene
Immy Thomson
Llack
H Lawson Little
Pittsburgh
Sam Parka
Jug McSpaden
Tier
Shawnee-on-Delaware
Aries Whitcomb Riley
Benjin F. Johnson
American and Wood C. W. Green Sr
Coal By Inc
Bryan, Dickens
NEA
Southland
Clarence
Ace) Parker
Phil Dickens
Dick Buck
Bruise
Gilbert Packed Burden Bershak
Ray Wolf
Jack O’brien
Fighting Schmeling
Ingle President Industrial Loop
Basketball League
North
Georgetown Club
South Miami
Fla
Mercer C. Rollins
Tampa
Western Carolina
Lenoir
Rhyne
Piedmont
Abraham Baldwin
Quichia
Northeast Center
Monroe Aggies
South Georgia
Tennessee Wesleyan
Wingate
Midwest
Gamecocks
Buck
Ereus le Johnson
Trimpey
Mclver Sree
Svetenee Avery
Eeaee
Eues
Eheaee Smith
Eeesbeees
Little Sees
L. du Burnette
Wi Watson
Hutchins
Ref Daniels
Washington & Lee
Headlin Chambers
Dennison
Oklahoma Baptist
Fort Hay
Henderson
Ark
Mississippi Delta
Okla
Southeast
Hendrix
Northeast
FAR West Montana Mines
Gooding
New Mexico State College
New Mexico State Teachers
Eastern Oregon Normal
Whitmert Salem
Ore
Pacific University Williamette
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