Special train to Nashville for Hope football game
Hammons announced a special round trip train from Hope to Nashville for the Hope High School football game. Fare set at 52 cents, leaving Pacific depot around 6 p.m. and returning about 7 p.m. to give fans an hour before game time. Officials expect 500 or more fans to ride, with the Bobkittens to play Blevins High School Wednesday night at 7 20. Admission 25 cents, students 5 cents.
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Oy Hammons
Nashville
I, Pacific
Ans
Hammons
Bobkittens
Blevins High School
Hope High School
Sesia
Levins
Murfreesboro
Thornhill Leads Stanford In Preseason Open House
Stanford football drills feature Claude "Tiny" Thornhill guiding players as practices open ahead of a key 1936 Rose Bowl run. Injuries thin the lineup, stars like Bobby Grayson, Jimmy Coffis, Bill Paulman out or limited, with Thornhill testing new players and discussing strategy for the USC game while facing a tough schedule including Oregon, California and Columbia.
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Claude E
Tiny) Thornhill
Stanford
Tettering Indians
Here
Mr. Thorn- II
Thornhill Pa
Bates
U.S.C
Paulman
Bobby Grayson
Jimmy Coffis
Bill Paulman
Stuthbern
Gaslogic
Jake Brigham
Enn Hamilton
Hamilton
Thornshay
Tony Minnemoe
Tara
Washington State
Indians
Hpeme
Ore
Thornhill
Deer Season Tales from the Western Wardens
A NEA dispatch from Phoenix recounts humorous deer hunting anecdotes from a western game wardens convention. incidents include an Arizona tourist at Grand Canyon alarmed by a antlered buck breaking glass and a Camp Verde school closing for a deer hunt.
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Oren Arnold
NEA
Phoenix
Ariz
American Southwest
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Camp Verde
Arion
Coriman
Hubbell Named National League Most Valuable Player
Carl Hubbell left handed star of the New York Giants was unanimously chosen as the 1934 National League Most Valuable Player by the Baseball Writers Association. Dizzy Dean of the St Louis Cardinals finished second with 53 votes and Billy Herman of the Chicago Cubs was third. Jos Medwick of the Cardinals followed in fourth.
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Cleveland
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Baseball Writers Association of America
Jerome
Dizzy) Dean
St. Louis
Caredinals
Billy Hersoan
Chicago Cubs
Wig Uard
Jos Medwick
Cardinal
Bodcaw Wins Two From Rosston in District Play
Bodcaw High School swept a doubleheader on Rosston’s court last Wednesday, taking the senior game 33 to 19 and the junior 16 to 9. Willard Goodwin led Bodcaw seniors with 11 points. Rosston’s H. Waters, WN, Jarvis and J. Hoover each had five. Bodcaw juniors had all points by N. Butler, O. Butler, and B. Reaves, while L. D. Borbs supplied Rosston juniors with six. Coach Hilman May praised Bodcaw’s material and noted the team’s state championship run in Nevada county and district 9.
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Bodcaw High School
Rosston
Willard Goodwin
H. Waters
Jarvis
J. Hoover
Bodcan
N. Butler
O. Butley
BD. Reaves
L. D. Borbs
Hilman May
Nevada County
Massachusetts cuts compulsory insurance by seven percent
Massachusetts announces a general seven per cent reduction in compulsory insurance within its plan. Motorists in the state are expected to save about two million dollars as a result of the change.
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Massachusetts
Coach Forecasts Week's Winners
Jock Sutherland, Pittsburgh's head coach, previews a slate of intersectional games. Notre Dame at Pittsburgh and Saint Mary's at Fordham highlight the weekend, with Purdue facing Minnesota and Navy noted as a strong foe for Princeton. The piece weighs Pittsburgh’s form after tough outings, examines Saint Mary's East Coast trip, and outlines expected outcomes for major matchups across the schedule.
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Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Saint Mary's
Fordice
New York
Purdue
Minnesota
Minnepolis
Panthers
Ohio State
Duquesne
Elmer Layden
South Bend
Motre Dame
Fordham
Ram
Jim Crowley
Bernie Bierman
Princeton
Navy
1936 College Football Outlook Across Conferences
Preseason view notes Northwestern led by Lynn Waldorf faces strong lines. Ohio State favored against Indiana. Michigan State expected to trouble Marquette. Nebraska projected as Big Six leader with Oklahoma clash. Missouri favored over Iowa State. Kansas State over Kansas. Georgia Tech versus Vanderbilt in Nashville. Duke likely to beat Tennessee. Auburn strong over Georgia. Tulane vs North Carolina. Texas A and M and Texas atop Southwest. Texas A and M and Texas projected to finish ahead. Southern California moving despite loss of Paulman. Washington favored over California. Washington State to beat Oregon. UCLA over Oregon State.
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Allantic Seaboard
Navy
Frinceton
Carnogie Tech
Holy Cross
Tartans
Hioe
Cornell
Penn State
Nittany Lions
Dartmouth
Harvard
Big Green
Crimson
Pennsylvania
Brown
Army
Springfield
Yale
Rutners
Colgate
Lafayette
Texas Christian
Mississippi State
Sammy Baugh
Columbia
Michigan
Lou Little
Catholic University
Sale
Detroit
Manhattan
Louisiana State
Arkansas
Syracuse
Maryland
Ohio State
Indiana
Mwinois
Northwestern
Lynn Waldorf
Michigan State
Marquette
Nebraska
Georgia Tech
Nashville
Duke
Tennessee
Auburn
Georgia
Tulane
North Carolina
Southwest
Texas A
Notre Dame Drives To 21 7 Win On Danbomoms Reverse
Irish rally past Carnegie Tech 21 7 as Noetee Baume recovers a fumbled snap for a 1 yard TD and Larry Danbom seals the victory with a 1 yard run. Vie Wojeshawski and Danbom lead a second half surge after a 7 7 stalemate, with the backfield switching to a reverse set amid a 2 2 1 defense.
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Comegie Tech
Noetee Baume
Larry Danbom
Elmer Layden
Tean
Teel
Fieke
Athering
South Benders
Wojeshawski
Danboim
Wilke
Andy Puptis
Joe Kubarich
Qnee
Danboin
Frank Chyexewski
Carnegie
Tennis Champs Are Announcé In Little Rock 1986 Meet
Little Rock hosts the first annual 1986 official rankings for men and women in a newly announced event. Ten top men are listed by the committee with clubs from Little Rock to Hot Springs and Pine Bluff. Only five women are named, with several from Fort Worth and El Dorado among others, as organizers note limited elite participation.
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Little Rock
Barnett
Marilyn Sant
McRae
Little Roek
Phiyers
John
Buddy) Ferrell
Jonenbordi
Walter Pittman
Jack Wright
Oot Springs
Bob Radie
Fort Sete
Bill Moore
Mardorel
Jimmy Bell
Gooray Duntdin
Pine Blatt
Walter Tudlow
Pred Ellis
Lie
Miky McElwee
Fort Ny
Jessie Hert
el Bor
Wilma Hatcher
el Dorada F
Hanel Shia
Crossett
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Minneapolis
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Floyd Muxham
St. Mary's
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Fritz Crisler
Fil Barnett
Marilf McRae
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France
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