Great Milers to Compete in Race at New Orleans
The Sugar Bowl track championship in New Orleans on December 28 features Glenn Cunningham Gene Venzke and Glenn Dawson among seven in the mile field. Also entered are Joe Mangan Frank Crowley E E Davis and others as the South’s fastest mile may emerge from the event.
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New Orleans
America
Sugar Bowl
Jack Lovelock
England
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Glenn Cunningham
Gene Venzke
Glenn Dawson
Cunningham
Dawson
Venzke
Glenn
Tulsa
Oklo
Cunningham Dawson
Lovelock
Bonthron
Cornell University
Joe Mangan
Norman Bright
U. S
Frank Crowley
New York Athletic Club
Dixie
E. E. Davis
Mississippi State
Mangon
Crowley
Mason- Dixon
South
Sheriffs Sale Listed in Ouachita Parish Court
The People's Homestead and Savings Association case No 24981 against Mathew Hollins is scheduled for sale. A parcel in lot 76 Filhiel's Guinea Addition Monroe LA will be sold at the western front door of Ouachita Parish courthouse in Monroe on December 28, 1935, between legal hours of sale. The sheriff Milton Coverdale will conduct the cash-only sale without appraisement.
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People’s Homestead & Savings Association
Mathew Hollins
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Parish of
Ouachita
Monroe
Louisiana
Filhiel
Congo Street
Monroe Building & Loan Association of No
H. M. Venable
Parish of Quachita
Parlor City Lumber Company
Terminal Heights
Fife
Carrie Bell Coleman
Parish
Arent
G. W. Miller
J. B. Parsons
Property Seizures and Foreclosures Listed for Monroe Area
Writs of seizure and sale announce public auctions in Ouachita Parish including Monroe and West Monroe. Properties cover subdivisions along Rochelle Avenue Third Street Bryant's South Highland Layton's addition and Austin Eby's subdivision with court dates in December 1935 and posted notices in November.
Public sale notice for property in Monroe Louisiana
By virtue of a writ issued from Fourth District Court in Ouachita Parish Louisiana the sheriff has seized and will offer for sale at the western front door of the courthouse in Monroe the lot L square 23 of Alexander's second addition. The property sits along Moore avenue from the dividing line with Lot M and measures 137.5 feet north, 80 feet east, 137.5 feet south and 50 feet west to the starting point per plat book 2 page 25.
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The
People’s Homestead & Savings Association
W. H. Fair
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Parish
Ouachita
Monroe
Louisiana
D. A. Breard, Jr
Rochelle Avenue
Third Street
Sigmund Marx
Douglas Y. Smith
Parish of
Layton
Stone Avenue
Jackson Street
Square Number One
Robert L. Moore
B. H. Leigh
Sixth District Court
R. M. Stamper
Austin & Eby
West Monroe
Lazare Avenue
Second Street
Said Street
Ouachita Parish
Maurine Gill
Alexander
Moore Avenue
Fife
Sugar Bowl hopes fade for Fordham and others
Fordham will not play in the Sugar Bowl after president Hogan disapproved participation. Nebraska coach Bible says no invitation received. Louisiana State University is expected to represent the South. UCLA defers decision after upcoming St Marys game.
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New York
Fordham
New Orleans
Aloysius J. Hogan
S. J
University
New Oreans
Jack Coffey
New York University Violets
Rams
Holy Cross
Crusaders
Purdue
St. Mary's
Pittsburgh
Bible Lincoln
Neb
D. X. Bible
University of Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Fort Worth
Texas Christian
Louisiana State University
Bible
University Athletic Board
Seventy Five Stars Named for Big Race
Seventy five top thoroughbreds were named for the Santa Anita $100,000 handicap on February 22, with expectations the field could rise to eighty. The list includes Discovery Azucar Top Row Cavalcade among others, with potential for a faster race and a larger purse than the prior world record.
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Los Angeles
Equipoise
State court notice in Ouachita Parish docket
Public notice in Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court listing Carrie Bell Coleman et al against the state of Louisiana. Includes the Saturday December 28 1935 date and a land description for block four Arent's subdivision surveyed by J B Parsons with dates November 26 December 18 24 1935.
Soundup roundup of sports notes from New York to New Orleans
A miscellaneous AP sports digest covers Boston Braves bid delays and Adams plans, jockey Sonny Workman’s status, Princeton and Stanford scouting, New York press box efforts, New Orleans horse racing, Ruppert Barrow and McCarthy strategy huddle, six day race fines for Al Letourner, Al Simmons baseball earnings, college football All-Americans, Hymie Caplan’s fighters, Leo Flynn’s legacy, pro football kids free admission, 25 000 Dodgers guests, Mickey Walker near Jock McAvoy, Gus Dorais on lateral play, California basketball at New York U Garden December 18, and Francis Albertanti denials.
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Eddie Brietz
Associated Press
New York
Boston Braves
Beantown
Charles Francis Adams
Mike Jacobs
Mike
Goodness
Gertrude
Sonny Workman
C. V. Whitney Stable
Stanford
Princeton
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Leo P. Flynn
Dodgers
Mickey Walker
Eric Seelig
Jock McAvoy
Gus Dorais
Detroit U
California
New York U
the Garden
Scott High
Bradford
Francis Albertanti
Star
Twelve man team advocated by coach
University of North Dakota coach Jack West proposes adding a 12th man on offense to call signals and observe tactics while remaining off the field. On defense he would sit on the sidelines and think about strategy, aiming to reduce injuries and reward brains over brawn across college football.
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Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
Chicago
Dartmouth
Jack West
University of North Dakota
Princeton
Betty
West
Wrestling Results From Albany New Haven and Providence
Ray Steele of California beat Jake Patterson of Syracuse two falls to none in Albany. In New Haven Jim Bring ing 238 of Verona Missouri and Jack Donovan 222 of Boston tied. In Providence Danno OMa
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Ray Steele
California
Jake Patterson
Syracuse
New Haven
Conn
Jim Browning
Verona
Jack Donovan
Boston
Drew
Providence
R. l
Danno O'Ma
Wrestling Results From Various Cities
In Indianapolis Honey 220 defeated Meske 217 in straight falls. In San Francisco Jumping Joe Savoldi 200 from Three Oaks Michigan tossed Wee Willie Davis 27 00. In San Diego Vincent Lopez 220 from Idaho beat Dick Daviscourt 230 from Vista 8 05. In Fargo Cliff Thiede 210 from Long Beach California won a decision over Frank Topas 207 from Bulgaria but was disqualified for using a strangle hold after warnings.
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Ireland
Meske
Indianapolis
San Francisco
Joe Savoldi
Three Oaks
Mich
Willie Davis
Virginia
San Diego
Calif
Vincent Lopez
Idaho
Dick Daviscourt
Vista
Fargo
N. D
Cliff Thiede
Long Beach
Frank Topas
Bulgaria
Sports Mirror highlights past baseball and football moves
Today a year ago Dizzy Dean agreed with the St Louis Cardinals on a 1935 contract reported between $20 000 and $26 000. Three years ago Glenn Warne r resigned after nine years at Stanford to take the Temple head football coach position. Five years ago Loyola Chicago halted football citing educational ideals.
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Associated Press
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Glenn
Pop) Warner
Stanford
Temple
Loyola University of Chicago
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Howard Payne
T.C. U
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Bill Ackerman
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Ed Barrow
Joe McCarthy
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George Clinton
John Calhoun
Thomas Marshall
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