Grayson Predicts Rose, Sugar, Cotton Bowls Winners
Grayson lists New Year's Day predictions for major bowls. Pittsburgh over Washington in the Rose Bowl, LSU over Santa Clara in New Orleans, Texas Christian over Marquette in Dallas, Duquesne over Mississippi State, Villanova over Auburn, with Notre Dame and Southern California drawing praise and a record Rose Bowl gate noted.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
California
Los Angeles Coliseum
Fittsburgh
Washington
Pasadena
Arroyo
Ttsburgh
Pittsburgh
Southern California
Panthers
Huskies
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Jock Suther
Sutherland
San Bernardino
Pitt
Panther
Fordham
Husky
Byron Haines
Elmer Lage
Jimmy Ain
Ed Nowogroski
Biggie Goldberg
Bobby LaRue
Curley Stebbins
Bill Staputis
Frank Patrick
Arnold Green
Johnny Micheloson
Johnny Chickerneo
Johnny Woot
Stanford
Siesephymeres
Hepkins
Bough
Sam Bough
Texas Christian
Marquette
Dallas
Art Guese
Bulvid
Golden Avalanche
Mississippi State
Alabma
Louisiana State
Duquesne
Marinere
Old Holy Ghost College
Miami
Villanova
Cuba
Auburn
Jackson May Get Manager's Post
The New York Giants moved the Albany International League club to Jersey City for the farm system. Travis Jackson would be offered the Jersey City managerial post with the Giants aiming to lift the last-place club. all Albany players joined the deal, with some likely to be moved to Greenwood, Mississippi.
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NEW York
New York Giants
Albany
Jersey City
Joe Cambria
Frank Shaughessy
International League
Horace Stoneham
Giants
Travis Jackson
Veteron
Terrey City
Gulfport
Miss. Stoneham
Giant
Greenwood, Mias
10 Biggest Sport Thrills in 1936 on 25000 Mile Front
Alan Gould lists the year’s top sport thrills and melodramas from 1936 across boxing, track, golf, rowing, and horse racing. He highlights Schmeling KO of Louis, Pennant races, Olympic feats, and notable performances, naming venues, athletes, and outcomes in a sweeping, era-appropriate summary.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Bobo Ftuth
Louis Firpo
JJ Dempsey
Man O
Peave Nurmi Can
Bobo Tones
Rose Bowl
Olympic Stadium
Churchill Dawn
Max Schmeling
Joe Lewis
Enkee
Negea
Temonio
Wilson Delays His Marrige to Coach
Wilson, famed gridiron star from Southern Methodist, postponed his January wedding to Betty Bailey due to a pro football stint with the Chicago Bears. He had planned a New Year’s ceremony after the Rose Bowl, where he starred, and had to delay the wedding a few days while preparing for upcoming games.
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Houston
UPI
Bobby Wilson
Chicago Bear
Iron Man of the Minors Morris’ Long Baseball Careers
Henry Louis Gehrig highlight fades as John Walter Morris stands out as the real iron man of baseball. Morris has held every major role from university days to Texas League pennant wins and leadership in multiple circuits. He directed three eighteen club circuits and became a prominent figure in the minor leagues with varied positions and ownership interests.
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Henderson
Palestine
Marshall
Kilgore
Tytler
Jacksonville
Colton
Henry Louis Gehrig
John Walter Morris
University of Texas
Coysicana
East
Pexoa
Catton States
Evangeline
Pirate
Justin
Wig) Clarke
Cleveland
St. Louis Cardinals
Birmingham
Hal Schumacher Wins Dramatic World Series Game
Avenger, Owed to Favorite, breaks neck in lab and destroyed. Gulden Milley pilots Castle Sewell to seventh place. Babe Ruth Yankees fall to Giants as Schumacher shines with a late comeback and ten strikeouts, fanning DiMaggio and Gehrig with bases loaded in the third.
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Lavorite
Gulden Milley
Sewell
Pew Bostwick
Aunkes
Babes
Hal Schumacher
New York Yankees
Sar
Giants
Schumacher
Oales
Joe di Maggio
Lou Gehrig
Duquesne Team Opens Practice Ahead of Orange Bowl
Duquesne football squad began drills in a warm Florida setting on Tuesday as preparations continued for the Orange Bowl against Mississippi State on New Year's Day. Coach John Smith ordered a brisk session before an anticipated scrimmage. Mississippi State coach Ralph Sasse and 32 players are due early Wednesday for workouts, with 4 Duquesne players noted in the group.
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MIAMS
Duquesne
Florida
Mississippi State
John Smith
Ralph Sasse
Mississippi
Peoetiee
Unclear excerpt on Louisiana club leaders and players
An uneven fragment mentions Lake Charles Rayne and Lafayette as ports of call and quotes Mar tis praising Abbeville Opelousas and New Thevla with mayors as presidents. It references Detroit and Alexandria players, and John Walter Morvis, but lacks a coherent event or outcome.
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Rayne
Lafayette
Cardinals
Branch Rickey
Martis
Abbeville
Opelousas
Fine Bunch
New Thevla Ie
Lon Warnek c Eme
Alexandria
Colton
Detroit
John Walter Morvis
Coaches Opposed To Rule Changes
New York reports discuss agitation to revise the forward pass interference rule. College coaches favor more uniform enforcement and clearer interpretation, but show little appetite for major changes for 1937. Officials defend neutrality, while debates touch on limiters and zones of ineligibility.
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New York
America Football Coaches Association
Gidivo
Lou Little
Columbia
Little
Walter Oberon
Lehigh
National Collegiate
A. A. Rules Committee
Chet Wynne
Noutre Dame Fulluaci
Kentucky
Austen Lake
Boston
Ci 3
Ene
Bo McMillin
Indiana
Army
Navy
Philadelphia
Notre Dame
Irish
Ohio State
Bill Browley
New Yoh
Ray Mariinon
Vanderbilt
Hope Sta Centennial Edition sale limited to remaining copies
Limited remaining quantity of Hope Sta Centennial Edition history of 20 Southwest Arkansas Laws offered for immediate purchase. 48 pages and six sections feature 60 photographs. Bound copies 50 cents each, unbound 24 cents plus six cents for mailing. First come, first served with no reservations.
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Southwest Arkansas
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