Bobcat Football Players Receive Special Sweaters
Tamual Reese and Zelon Holly from Hope High School football earned sweaters in a ceremony at the chapel outbuilding. Reese, end and co captain, was honored as most valuable player and wore a star on his sweater. Holly, center and rear letterman, received a red sweater with service stripes. Others awarded included Ponder Freeman Stone Wood Arsong Dean Parsons Edward Vasco Bright Hugh Carson Hill B Keith Bobbie Lint McDaniel Dick Moore Percy John Wilson Thetmar Gallo Eason J L Cook K B Hugh Reese and Zelon Holly were also noted as recipients with Barry student manager present.
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Hope High
Reese
Holly
Foy Hammons
Beryl Henry
Cry Henry
Ammons
Ions
Ponder
Freeman Stone
Wood‘arsong
Dean Parsons
Edward Vasco
Bright
Hugh Carson
Hill
B. Keith
Bobbie’ Lint McDaniel
Dick Moore
Percy John Wilson
Thetmar Gallo- Eason
J. L. Cook
K.B
Hugh Reese
Zelon Holly
Platers Dominate 8,000 Claiming Race at Baroni’s Meet
In This Corner by Art Krenz notes Golden Eye wins the 8,000 claiming event with Baroni’s colt clear in Reno. Experts eye Santa Anita Handicap as the odds rise for Byon and Anna that Top Bow might become a richer winner after a Christmas Handicap triumph.
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Art Krenz
Baronilden Eye
Baron
RENO
NEV
TSE
Golden Eye
Anna
Bow
America
Golden Eia
Gabon
Santa Anita
Browns balk at rent dispute over St Louis field
In St Louis the Browns face a $35,000 annual rent with the Cardinals owning the field, a cost cited as a key reason they have remained in the National League. In Los Angeles the Pacific Coast League club plans to use movie footage of batters to study and correct batting mistakes next season.
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ST. Louis
Cardinals
Browns
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Pacific’ Coast League Baseball Club
Pointer Girl Wins Amateur Derby at Missouri Field Trials
Ellenor Parker, 17, of Yates Center, rode a black and white pointer to victory in the amateur derby at a Missouri Field Trials meet. She trains and handles bird dogs under her father John H. Parker, with two dogs set to debut this spring.
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YATES
Ellenor Parker
Yates Center
Brimette
Ellenor
John H. Parker
Manicoba
Gulf of Mexico
Mickey Gwen Emerges As Cardinal Prospect
Springfield, Missouri reports a rising outlook for Mickey Gwen a speedy young outfielder from Los Angeles now in the Cardinal organization. Branch Rickey noted Owen as a standout recruit at Avon Park with potential battery pairing for Dizzy Dean. Brighter prospects than O'Dea or Ogrodowski point to Gwen as the future star in St. Louis key system plans.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Shige
Roan
Columbus Favin
Bill DeLancey
Ken O'Dea
Bruise Gerdowski
Acne Owen
Mickey Gwen
Springfield
Los Angeles
Ami
Gwen
Adam
Branch Rickey
Chutn Gang
Bartow
Pia
Owen
Ane
Avon Park
Red Birds
O'Dea
Ogrodowski DeLancey
Bartell Predicts Giants to Repeat Title Hope
Alameda columnists Bartell predicts the New York Giants will repeat as National League champions. He praises Hal Schumacher and Clyde Castleman, expects Carl Hubbell to approach 1936 form, and notes improved pitching and resilience for a banner year.
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Alameda
Calif
Dick Bartell
New York Gaints
Hot Stove
Barttell
Hal Schumacher
Clyde Castleman
Tf Castleman Sind Schumacher
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Bartell
Olean Stars Rise as Owen Surpasses Peers in Prospects
A fragment indicates Owen, cousin of Detroit’s Mars vin, outpacing O'Dea and Gere dowski at a similar career stage. The Cardinal management weighs Owen for a catcher and has moved Virgil Davis aside, leaving Gerociyski as the remaining option in this evolving lineup.
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Owen
Detroit
Mars Vin
O'Dea
Geredowski
Virgil Davis
Gerociyski
Louisiana State Plans Indoor Coliseum for 4-H and Athletics
LSU unveils a $500000 indoor coliseum to seat thousands under a dome for football practice and intramural use. The facility, part of a $2.4 million 1936 37 building program, will host livestock shows, fairs, 4-H assemblies, FFA, and agricultural courses, with a 250 by 25 foot floor and removable panels.
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Quincy Ewing
Baton Rouge
Louisiaiana State University Iy
Louisiana
Star University
Richard W. Leeke
College of Agriculture
Future Farmers of America
Agricultural College
University
Unniversity
Chervinka and Owen: Promising Baseball Rise Amid Health Trials
Paul Chervinka seeks a comeback with DeLancey in Arthona to regain health and aim for major league reach by 1998. Owen, a Los Angeles product signed by John Angell, shows growth after weight gain and early setbacks, with scouts predicting possible majors impact soon. Detroit Tigers doctors order Hank Greenberg to refrain from play to protect a fractured wrist.
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Paul Chervinka
DeLancey
Arthona
Iack
Chervinka
Collimbus
University of Ilinois
Owen
Columbus
Chicago Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Cincinnati Res
Cleveland Indians
Ailinas
Manichester
Los Angeles
American Legion
Tyuis Phiyed
Lancey
John Angell
Castiings
Springfield
Rickey
Burt Shottin
O'Dea
Chicasa Cubs
Arnold Mul
Two Hawaii Bowling Teams Headed for ABC Meet
Sawakiane in A B C New York will host a spring competition where two five man bowling teams from Hawaii are set to compete. Ohe island quajet joined the 1936 congress in Indianapolis. Candles used for lighting cost 17 dines more than telegraphy.
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New York
Hawaii
Ohe Island
Indianapolis
Lights Over Goal Posts Stir Oklahoma Conference
Norman, Oklahoma, reports that Phog Allen of Kansas proposes electric lights over goal posts that flash when a goal is scored. Oklahoma coach Hugh McDermott says his team must hit current goals first, and warns about crowd advertising falls if lights fail.
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Norman
Okla
Dr F.C
Phog
Alien
University of Kansas
Hugh McDermore
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Jong 7E
Diamond Prospect Prepares On Bike
Pat Ankenman, 24, son of Pred Ankenman, president of the Houston Texas league club, hopes to recover for next spring with bicycle riding and long walks after knee surgery in St. Louis. The Cardinals own the Columbus club and view him as an infield artist from his Texas days. He spent four weeks in a St. Louis hospital before returning home to rehab.
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Houston
Leeni
Pat Ankenman
Pred Ankemmin
Houston Club
Texas League
Columbus
American Association
St. Louis Cardinal
Columbus Club
Billy Disch
University of Texas
Pat
St. Louis
Adds Color to Mat Game
Lem Sticklin, a Blue Ridge mountaineer pro wrestler nicknamed the mountain boy, performs with overalls as his costume and refuses furent to wrestle shirtless. He travels with his pet dog Oscar, has a wife who taught school but did not pass fifth grade, and a son, with roots in Silent, Tennessee.
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Columbus
Nla
Lem Sticklin
Blue Ridge
Luggig
Radeoun
Oscar
Lem
Rand
Dghis
Plal Lem
Frignel
Giants hit by farm system expansion plan in Jersey City meeting
New York officials will discuss starting an International League franchise in Jersey City on a half finished ball field. Travis Jackson to be named manager if approved. Key topics include stadium funding, selection of general manager and treasurer, and the Giants farm system strategy with Albany and Baltimore players likely to be reassigned.
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New York
New York Ghat
New Jersey City
Travis Jackson
Graffielder
Terry
Giants
Horace Stoneham Wiside
York
Jauckson
Jeresy Citys Ipal
Sy Eddie Brannick
Leo Bon
Brannick
T Curlers
Arthur Shires Seeks Return to Diamond and Ring
Houston player Arthur Shires declares readiness to settle on a pro path after touring baseball majors and boxing fistic shows. He says he is 20 and plans to join a semipro Texas club, learning from past mistakes and aiming to revive his career in both baseball and boxing.
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Houston
Texas
Art
Ffem
Avihu
Dizzy Dean
Chicago White
Chisox Freaklace
Hays
Lena Blackburn
Landis
Arthur
Wis
Chicago
Horses Have to Eat So Betters Must Feed the Horses
In Arcadia California Anita details: wagering funded the feed bill for the meeting this season. About $106,000 of bettors’ wagers were used to feed horses, underscoring the cost of sustaining the breed.
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Arcadia
Calif
Goat campaign leader defends goat’s social rank claim
ST PETERSBURG FL. Capaigns for a goat are described as an effort by an operator to elevate the animal’s social standing. He asserts the goat is exceptionally clean and would not rummage through trash, countering previous disbelief based on unfounded conception.
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ST. Petersburg
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