Record of LSU football penalties and notable plays
A fragment recalls LSU football details including a costly 16 000 dollar yard penalty for offside, a 23 yard touchdown run by Rice that was called back, and discussions of season costs and outcomes. Mentions Rose Bowl prospects and a costly fumble as the year’s disaster.
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Louisiana
Abs
New Orleans
McGill
We Ami
Rice
L. S.U
Mississippi
Seoul
Cee
S.A
Batherree
Crass
Be. Michal
Springhill and Arcadia ready for Class B title clash at Homer
The Stage is set for a Friday clash between Springhill Lumberjacks and Arcadia Hornets in Homer for the District One Class B football championship and a chance to meet Waterproof Tigers for the north Louisiana title. kickoff is 2:30 p.m. Fans from Bienville and Webster parishes are expected. Springhill shows strong defense and blocking power, while Arcadia relies on top backs led by Red Anders to trouble the Lumberjacks.
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Homer
Springhill Lumberjacks
Arcadia Hornets
Waterproof Tigers
North Louisiana
Bienville
Webster Parishes
Springhill
Dubech
Red” Anders
Ders
Arcadia
Boxer Arthur De Kuh Found in Municipal Lodging House
Former heavyweight contender Arthur De Kuh, who once fought Jack Sharkey and other champions, has reportedly taken residence in a municipal lodging house after financial difficulties. He laments mismanagement and asserts the sport’s fortunes have declined since his prime.
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DE Kuh
Arthur de Kuh
Jack Sharkey
Indiana harrier wins at Van Cortlandt amid snow storm
In a rough five mile plus course at Van Cortlandt Park New York the Indiana University harrier outran rivals finishing 70 yards ahead in 32 minutes despite a lash of snow storm and strong winds.
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Hill and Dale
van Cortlandt Park
New York
Indiana University
Blocker Finally Gets Recognition In South Conferences
The South Carolina award honors football blockers. Jack Shivers of Furman University is named South Carolina winner. The Southeastern conference winner will be announced later, with trophies to be presented December 10 in Clinton.
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Clinton
S. C
W. P. Jacobs
Presbyterian College
South Carolina
Jacobs
Jack Shivers
Farmen
University
Manero Holds Early Lead in Orlando Open Golf Tourney
Tony Manero of Greensboro shot a 68 to lead the opening round of the Orlando Open in Orlando Florida. He spoke of a sharp short game and a sequence of 10 15 and 23 foot putts around the fifth hole securing a one stroke edge over a loaded field. Other top scores include Laffoon Horan Thom Cooper Thompson and Penna tied at 70 with Krueger and Bunyan. Claude Harmon led amateurs at 72 while Parks and Revolta trailed in the pro field.
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Orlando
Fla
Tony Manero
Greensboro
N. C
Manero
Ky Laffoon
Chicago
Roy Horan
A. B. Thom
Lancaster
Penna
Harry Cooper
Sunny Thompson
Ridgewood
N. J
Tony Penna
Pensacola
al Krueger
Beloit
Wis
Paul Bunyan
White Plains
N. Y
F. Moore
St. Louis
Frank Walsh
Tom Creavy
Albany
A. C. Fondreu
Memphis
Tenn
Claude Harmon
Orlando Boy
Florida
Sam Parks, Jr
Pittsburgh
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Professional Golfers Association
Revolta
Parks
Winnsboro Wildcats Bowl Gilbert Aggies 39 to 0
Winnsboro High School ends season with a 39 to 0 home win over Gilbert. Bankston scores three touchdowns including a 20 and 30 yard run and a punt recovery. Holstein adds two scores and three extra points. Eight first-team players and four seconds graduate this spring as the Wildcats finish 6 4 1.
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Winnsboro
Wildcats
Winnsboro High School
Gilbert Aggies
Bankston
Aggie
Invaders
Holstein
Svedeck
J. E. Smith
Bradley
Funderburk
R. C. Smith
Neyland Urged to Return as Tennessee Coach
Major Bob Neyland in the Panama Canal Zone received cablegrams from Tennessee fans urging him to accept the head football coach position at the University of Tennessee. Local students businessmen and others signaled strong support hoping for his return after a period away.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Bob Neyland
Panama Canal
University of Tennessee
Tennessee
Army
Millers to Play Hodge Quint at Brownevn Gym
The Brown Paper mill basketball team opens its 1935 36 campaign tonight at 7 45 in Brown gym against the Hodge quintet. The squad combines former Southwest stars and adds Texas Tarleton Jones Holt Francis and Phillips in a bid to return to top amateur competition.
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Brown Paper Mill
Hodge
Brown Gym
Brownies
Safety First
Cary ‘Phillips
Gene Francis
Texas A
Francis
Texas
Tarleton Jones
Jones
Kenneth Holt
Arkansas
Holt
Frank Frickie
Frank Lawson
Lanier
Clyde Evans
Everett Harper
Oliver Parham
Jerry Fordham
Paper Mill
Pete Tullos
Brown
Tullos Oilers
Phillips
Gridley Motors
Wichita Henrys
Wichita
Hutchinson Western Transit Quintet
Hutchinson Renos
McPherson Oilers
Missouri Valley
Middle West
Oklahoma
Kansas
Hermitage
Ark
Wrestling results from various cities listed in Associated Press report
The dispatch records multiple wrestling bouts with winners and weights across cities such as New Brunswick Camden Los Angeles San Francisco Vancouver St Louis and more. Notable results include Frank Malcewicz defeating Lee Banaski Danno O Mahoney defeating Jack Donovan and Ernie Dusek pinning Ernie Zeller with times and venues noted.
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Associated Press
New .Brunswick
N. J
Frank Malcewicz
Utica
N. Y
Lee Banaski
Chase
Washington
Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
Jack Donovan
Boston
Camden
Ray Steele
California
Leo Numa
Seattle
Los Angeles
Vincent Lopez
Utah
Joe Savoldi
Gus Sonnenberg
Tiny Roebuck
Beaumont
Texas
Paul Jones
Houston
Joe Dusek
Omaha
Ernie Zeller
Terre
Haute
Ind
Jules
Strongbow
Oklahoma City
Emil’ Dusek
Harold ‘Metheny
Wood River
Britain Accepts 1936 Berlin Olympics Invitation
A year ago Great Britain accepted the invitation to the Berlin Games marking a notable moment in Olympic history. The note references the United States and includes mention of coach Edgar Rip Mill and the Navy football team in a brief, era-appropriate summary.
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Associated Press
Great Britain
Berlin
AAA
Edgar
Rip
Milleoach
Six Day Bicycle Races Roar At Madison Square Garden
The six day bicycle races draw crowds at Madison Square Garden as crashes injure riders within the first hour. A cameraman captured three riders falling to the boards as G. Killian Heinz Vopel and Cecil Yates lay on the floor while rivals continue racing despite the injuries.
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Madison Square Garden
G. Killian
Heinz Vopel
Cecil Yates
Falletta and Hazada Set Return Bout at Roosevelt Stadium
Tony Falletta and Mickey Hazada, two light heavyweights who produced a thrilling 10 round classic, are matched for a 12 round rematch at Roosevelt Stadium next Tuesday night. Promoter Charlie Bruscato announced the card promising 36 rounds total with a six round prelim and two six round accompaniments. The earlier bout drew fan excitement as Falletta, the Monroe Italian, challenged Harada and hinted at victory if given a longer route.
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Tony Falletta
Mickey Hazada
Roosevelt Stadium
Charlie Bruscato
Harada
Falletta
Monroe Boy
Bruscato
Stadium
Pittsburgh
Mickey
Roscoe Raymond
Hardhitting
Ferriday
Memphis
Boston Braves plan ready for owners to approve
Associated Press notes the Boston Braves plan is set with Frick in Chicago to secure club owner approval. Charles Francis Adams may regain control or take a $200000 loss while Bob Quinn becomes GM. Others shift roles as baseball moves toward new deals and press box upgrades.
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Associated Press
New York
Dre
Boston Braves
Ford C. Frick
Chicago
Charles Francis Adams
Adams
Bob Quinn
Boston
Dave Driscoll
Daffy Dodgers
Frick, Adams
Beantown
St Edwards Star Dan Pollock Signs Indians Baseball Deal
Dan Pollock co captain of 1935 St Edward's University football team signs a baseball contract with the Cleveland Indians. Pollock, a shortstop, will report for spring training in New Orleans on March 1. Home address listed as Belleville Illinois.
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Austin
Texas
Dan Pollock
St. Edward's University
Cleveland Indians
Pollock
New Orleans
Belleville
Choudrant High Fetes Football Team at Banquet
Choudrant Louisiana December 6 special Members of the Choudrant high school football squad were feted at a banquet by principal C L Madden and Coach Harold Willis. Jared Terry named captain of the 1936 eleven with Gerald Vining as alternate captain. Speakers included Blue Hogg Roy Polin T C Pipes and L D Allen.
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Choudrant
Choudrant High
C. L. Madden
Harold Willis
Jared Terry
Aggie
Gerald Vining
Blue Hogg
Roy Polin
Louisiana Fa
T. C. Pipes
L. D. Alen
Leon Hammond
Roy McCann
Tobe Williams
Chic” Pipes
Louisiana Tech
J. C. Leachman
Randolph Holtzclaw
James Holtzclaw
J.T. Hightower
Roy Whitman
James William
Marvin Dobbs
Prentis Franton
J. ¥. McCann
Nevis Templeton
J. W. Chandler
J. W. Hinton
Babe Pipes
Robert Calhoun
Louie Lizermore
Andrew Frasies
Vernon Leachmond
Lynn Sanderson
Roy Halstead
Yvonne Gan
Tennis officials weigh spike shoe use to boost net play
The United States Lawn Tennis Association plans to decide on allowing unrestricted use of spiked shoes. The move aims to improve fore-court play, which has lagged behind British and French players. The executive committee, meeting Saturday, seeks ways to stimulate the net game.
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New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Indians May Play Texas Champions
Coach Jim Malone travels to Dallas to meet Texas junior colleges after Amarillo challenges Northeast Center for a December 21 national title game if Amarillo defeats Schreiner Institute on December 14 for the Texas junior college championship. Officials must decide site and finances at the Dallas conference.
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Jim Malone
Dallas
Texas
Amarillo
Schreiner Institute
Panhandle
Southwest
W. W. Nicklaus
Amarillo College
Northeast Center
Schreiner
Nicklaus
Monroe
Malone
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Neyland
Vols
Millers
Hodge Quint
Brownville Gym
Sports Mirror
Hazada
By Eddie Brietz
Hank Greenberg
Hank Anderson
N. C. State
Fordham
Jimmy Crowley
Joe Louis
Paulino
Yanks
Roger Cramer
Athletics
Buddy Myer
Senators
Jake Ruppert
Jimmy Johnston
Dartmouth
Bill Keefe
Metropolitan Football Writers’ Association
Princeton
Associated Press all-America
K. B
W. I
J. R. VY
Indians
Jane
Alabama
Hickok Belt
Adler
Paj Jam Ag
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Alzen
Gladstone
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