Pitt to Rose Bowl bid fuels Pitt sophomores rally
Jock Southerland loads a young Pitt squad for a Pasadena Rose Bowl bid on New Year’s Day. He recalls earlier west coast losses and praises the breakout sophomores led by Riverell Daniell, Harold Stebbins, Bill Goldberg, and Bill Daddie, with veteran support from La Rue and Wood as Pitt eyes redemption and a peak performance.
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Tom Stidham Named Oklahoma U Football Coach
Norman Oklahoma regents pick Tom Stidham to succeed Biff Jones as head football coach at the University of Oklahoma. Stidham, a line coach the past two years, will earn $5.00 a year. Jones was ordered to report to Fort Leavenworth next year.
Loyola Ramblers Top Arkansas State 44 23 in Opener
Chicago. Loyola University defeated Arkansas State 44 to 23 on home floor Monday night. The Ramblers trailed 12 9 at halftime before a strong second half surge. Mike Novak, a 6 9 sophomore center, led Loyola with nine points in his first college game. Dub Baldwin added nine for Arkansas State.
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Skeletons of sea creatures found in Himalaya peaks
Paleontologists report discovering skeletons of sea life at 17 000 feet above sea level in the Himalaya mountains. The find suggests ancient seas once covered high terrain and may shed light on geological uplift processes.
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TCU Still In Consideration For Orange Bowl Bid
Tennessee refused an Orange Bowl bid causing officials to seek another opponent for Duquesne University in the New Year game. Texas Christian University remained under consideration to carry the colors for the south, with California and Mississippi also named as possibilities. The Grange Bowl committee delayed a bid, planning to meet Tuesday for a definite selection. Tennessee declined the invitation as its team had disbanded.
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Big Leagues to Open Week Later Than 1936
Major league baseball will begin one week later in 1937 with all teams opening April 20, except Boston where either the American or National League club starts on April 19 Patriots Day. The piece also notes a judge's verbal exchange over a sentence, quoting the judge and a prisoner's lawyer.
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Cubs Buy Marty From Seals In Major League Deal
Chicago Cubs acquire Joe Marty from the San Francisco Seals in a deal valued at 100000 dollars with three players worth 50000 each and 50600 dollars cash. Marty, obtained at the minor league meeting in Montreal, is an outfielder said to rank near Joe DiMaggio and hit .361 this season.
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Duke Wells Returns to Arkadelphia Squad
Henderson State Teachers College coach Solon Sudduth announced Duke Wells has returned to the Reddies from Monticello A. M. Welles, a standout in Arkansas intercollegiate athletics, previously played as a Reddie before transferring, with an appendicitis setback affecting football this fall. Seven lettermen joined the first Reddies basketball practice session.
LSU Begins Practice for Sugar Bowl
Baton Rouge Louisiana State University coach Bernie Moore called his football team back into training on Wednesday three days earlier than planned to prepare for the New Year Sugar Bowl clash with Santa Clara.
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Missouri Pacific Assessment Is Cut
Arkansas officials will verify Missouri Pacific Railroad property tax assessments for 1986 to counties at 75 percent of the $25,903,400 valuation under a federal court order. Judge Martineau had allowed 75 percent, while considering a reduction to 40 percent of the commission’s figure.
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Bathing Advice From Ed Wynn Joke
Comedian Ed Wynn offered a humorous bath time tip during a broadcast. A caller asked how to use a thermometer for a baby's bath. Wynn quipped that no thermometer is needed, the water color will indicate temperature with red signaling too hot blue too cold and white indicating ready for bath.
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Hard Luck Professor and the Forgotten Payment Tale
An old quip has a professor lamenting a pupil who owes him for memory cultivation lessons. A humor note mentions the hesperurnis, a water-dependent bird once living in the area now known as Kansas.
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Razorbacks Refuse Cotton Bowl Game
MEMPHIS Tenn sponsors of a New Year Cotton Bowl game announced the University of Arkansas refused to participate. The intercollegiate football committee of the Chamber of Commerce said it invited Texas Christian to meet Mississippi State. if TCU refuses, the game will not be played. Arkansas cited as a primary reason that the bid would be unacceptable.
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El Dorado Farm Club Ties to Cincinnati Reds in 1937
El Dorado Arkansas will serve as a farm club for the Cincinnati Reds for the 1937 season. President Him Griffith, speaking via telegram from Montreal, said the El Dorado Baseball Association signed a contract making the local club a Reds farm team.
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Miami Hialeah Park Offers Bonuses for Long Distance Wins
Miami Hialeah Park adopts a plan to reward trainers whose horses win long distance races. The incentive targets attracting prominent routes to Florida and boosting the track’s standing in longer competitions.
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Dean to Be Sold Sparks NL Trade Rumors
New York reports Branch Rickey forecasts a club that buys Dean will win the National League pennant next year. Giants Cubs and Pirates in talks, with Dean offered to the Giants and reportedly turned down. Cubs president Wrigley denies desire to trade, hints at internal replacements.
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Torrance Wins First Ring Bout by Knockout
New Orleans on Monday night saw Jack Torrance, a large ex-shot putter, KO Owen Flynn of Augusta Missouri in the first round of Torrance’s professional debut bout held here Monday.
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Duquesne Upsets Pittsburgh 7-0 Behind Cruitt Killer Nickname
1936 play by play shows Duquesne University defeating Pittsburgh 7 to 0 as Boyd Brumbaugh connects with Hefferle for the opening touchdown. The Dukes execute a tricky passing attack and decisive line blocks to stifle Marquette in a separate report, with Verrone applying pressure and Brumbaugh fading back for the aerial.
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Hope High prepares for 1937 football schedule clashes
The 1937 Hope High School football season looms as the toughest yet, with tentative games listed against Blytheville, Russellville, Jonesboro, Hot Springs, Camden, El Dorado, Pine Bluff, Little Rock, Senoia, Nashville, and Dallas city champions. Coach Foy Hammons says a full schedule with definite dates will be released within 10 days.
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Navy gridders boost morale with rare beefsteak breakfast
Annapolis reports Navy football players fueled by 4 rare beefsteak servings at breakfast before their outing and victory over Army this year. The meal followed by a strong performance helped set the tone for the game.
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Razorbacks’ Cage Prospects Bright
Fayetteville Arkansas will defend the Southwest Conference title this season with six-foot-plus players led by Elwin Gilliland and Dah Lookard. Ray Hamilton replaces the departed Oke Paale while guard replacements include Jim Lee Howellgant Ken Landay. Captain Robbie Martin leads returning guards as Frank Bradies and Jack Robbins pace the front line alongside Stout and Keen. The Razorbacks added freshmen Glen Smith Neil Martin Freemont Gora Art Withers with a schedule featuring Southeastern Oklahoma Teachers, Tennessee New Orleans Sugar Bowl, Baylor, SMU, Texas, Rice and more. A tentative game with Drake at Fayetteville is planned for December 14.
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Tigers to Try Hoosier Pitcher Next Season
DETROIT IBA Paul Howard Trout, a four-year old right handed pitcher from Indianapolis, won eight and lost none last season in the American Association. He broke in with Terre Haute in 1955 and is reputed to be a strikeout artist as he trials with the Detroit Tigers next spring.
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Christmas Club Notes at Allen Home Denjon station
Allen The Allen Home Denjon station club met December 2 at 2 o clock with Mrs. Carroll Schooley as hostess. The house was decorated for Christmas with a tree as main attraction. The meeting opened by vice president Mrs. Lee Garland. Two Christmas songs were sung Joy to the World and He ll Be Coming Down the Chimney When He Comes. The devotional was read from Mate 2 followed by a Christmas prayer. Minutes for November were read by the secretary. Fourteen members answered the roll call sharing demonstrations that helped them most during the year. Miss Mary Morrow led a demonstration of Christmas pins and patterns for gifts. Mrs. B. Holt told a Christmas story. The tree and gifts were enjoyed. An old time spelling watch was shared. Mrs. Carroll Schooley served a delightful salad one sandwich plate with hot chocolate. Paris notes mention reversible bird trimmed turbans as new hat notes with feathered ends turned to front or back. Two black birds trim black pine velvet in box, one black and one white bird on pleated taffeta Luque.
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