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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1936

Page

11

Redskins to clash with Packers in key test

The Packers and the Redskins meet Sunday in a crucial matchup as Green Bay ranks high in points with 248 in 10 games, and Washington boasts strong defense and a 7-5 record, after a 14-0 win over the Giants to seal the Eastern title. Also noted is Lew Ambers and Enrico Venti signing to fight January 8 at Madison Square Garden.

New York Giants Redskins Packers Boston Green Bay Arnold Flash Brooklyn Pittsburgh Giants

Sheriff sale of multiple Monroe properties in Ouachita Parish

Pursuant to a Fi Fa from the Fourth Judicial District Court Monroe Ouachita Parish the sheriff will sell at public auction the real estate described as pieces in Square Twenty Eight and other blocks in Ouachita Cotton Mills Addition Stubbs Place and related parcels in Monroe La on Saturday January 9 1937 between legal hours. The sale includes Lot 13 14 12 and 11 of various squares and a strip of ground in Lovers Lane Addition with fronts on Sixth Street Caroling Street and Lee Avenue. Proceeds to satisfy the writ of Fi Fa and costs with cash at sale to the highest bidder. Coverdale Sheriff.

People's Homestead & Savings Association Frank Massing State of Louisiana Parish of Ouachita Fourth District Court Fourth Judicial District Court Parish of Ouachita Monroe Louisiana Forest Avenue Ouachita Parish Stubbs Place Monrose Sixth Street Oua Ehita Parish Lovers Lane Caroling Street Caroling Luytons Park Fourth Ton Dee Roberton Lee Avenue Eka Tyela Square Ihe Tce Rochester Flournoy Qouschita Cotton Mills Rochester & Flournoy Cotton Mills Quaghitsh Bs A Sye Sheriff's Sale Universal Credit Co C. H Mallard State of Louisians Beate Ford Sheriff's Base Central Savings Bank & Trust Company Marguerite L. Morris Parish of Quachita Quachita Booth Layton Texas Avenue Tenth Leyton Eighth Street Ouachita Avenue Stone Avenues Eleventh Street Twelfth Street Fourteenth Street Parc Allel

Crossett Honors Howie Medal Best Blocker

Crossett High football center D. W. Howie will receive the Howie Medal as the best blocker. Howie, a senior in his fourth season, was cited at the Crossett "C" association meeting which also elected officers Allen Watson president Dover Adcock vice president Bob Rodney secretary Vaskell Carter sergeant at arms.

Crossett Ark Lester Mason D. W. Howie Crossett High Howie C” Association Allen Watson Dover Adcock Bob Rodney Vaskell Carter Jesse D. Adcock Forrest Brockwell Bob Radney C. H. Tally Byron Gulledge James Scriber Thomas Brantley Bill O'Donnell Edward Pendergrass Roland Pruett Willard Walser Paul Ragland Leon Radney J. W. Carnes Verna Jordan Pete Stratton Burrel Gulledge Billy Gates Lee Paskell Grubbs

Texas Coach Chevigny Remains Noncommittal on Reappointment

Coach Jack Chevigny of the University of Texas declined to clarify or withdraw his earlier statement about not seeking reappointment after a council meeting. The athletic council plans to discuss coaching staff revisions after the grid season and will forward recommendations to the board of regents before February 1. Chevigny finished three seasons as head coach with mixed results and hunting trip following the meeting.

Austin Tex Jack Chevigny University of Texas Athletic Council Chevigny J. C. Dolley Dolley Board of Regents Arkansas Notre Dame Longhorns Texas A Rice Grid

Foreclosure sale notices from Ouachita Fourth Judicial District

Public seizure and sale notices in Monroe Louisiana list properties from Universal Credit Co and Central Savings Bank trustees. Goods include a 1936 Ford Tudor Sedan and a 1936 Ford chassis, with sheriff Milton Coverdale selling on December 19, 1936, and January 9, 1937, at the courthouse doors and specified parcels in Layton's Second Addition.

Dickinson Names Minnesota Top College Football Power

In Champaign Illinois on December 8 Minnesota’s eighty eleven is ranked the nation’s strongest college football team by Prof. Frank G Dickinson of the University of Illinois. Despite a loss to Northwestern Minnesota leads the ratings with 23.77 points, ahead of LSU 22.59 and Pittsburgh 22.28. Santa Clara remains undefeated yet could drop from the first 11 if Texas Christian defeats it Saturday.

Champaign Ill Minnesota Eighty Eleven Frank G. Dickinson University of Illinois Golden Gophers Northwestern Dickinson Louisiana State University Tigers Pittsburgh Washington Pitt Nebraska Louisiana State University of Texas WCW U. T Alabama Weed Notre Dame Santa Clara Duke Cesence Pennsylvania Texas Christian Duquesne Dartmouth Stanford Illinois Southern California Michigan Southern Methodist University of Southern California Bama

Matthews To Battle Akron Heavyweight

Tallulah, La. December 8. Oscar Matthews 22 year old Tallulah Negro champion meeting Jack Christy of Akron in a heavyweight bout under American Legion auspices. Date to be announced. Christy has defeated top heavies and Matthews aims to challenge big names north of the Mason-Dixon line within a year.

Tallulah Oscar Matthews Tallulah Negro Jack Christy Rugged Akron Jimmy Yeates Matthews American Legion Christy J. R. Basso Slim Trammel New York Charlie Killer" Coates Bozo Jack Burns South Yeates

Sewanee Announces Nine-Game 1937 Grid Schedule

Sewanee University in Tennessee released a nine game football schedule for 1937 directed by athletic director Gordon Clark. The slate includes Alabama at Tuscaloosa October 2 Florida at Gainesville October 23 Tennessee at Knoxville November 13 Vanderbilt at Nashville and Mississippi State at Starkville among others.

Sewanee Tenn University of the South Gordon Clark Hiwassee College Alabama Tuscaloosa Tennessee Wesleyan Florida Gainesville Tennessee Knoxville Tennessee Poly Vanderbilt Nashville Mississippi State Starkville Tulane New Orleans

Manifest Tigers Beat Urania High 23 to 13

The Manifest High School Tigers led by twin forwards Carl and Cecil Guinn defeated Urania High 23 to 13. Guinn brothers tied for team top with eight points each, Dick Randall added six. Next Friday Manifest faces Sicily Island, a lone defeat this season.

Manifest Manifest High School Tigers Carl Cecil Guinn Urania Bengals Foresters Guinn Brothers Dick Randall Tiger Sicily Island

Boxing Roundup of Last Night's Fights Across Cities

AP reports results from New York Chicago New Orleans Grand Rapids Baltimore and Washington. Notable outcomes include Paul Baker edging Kid Chocolate in Norwalk and Battling Manriquez stopping George Feist in Chicago. Owen Flynn defeated by Jack Torrance in New Orleans and Wesley Ramey outpointing Ralph Hurtado in Grand Rapids. Howard Scott outpoints Joe Rivers in Baltimore while Tommy Bech loses to like Brown in Washington.

Associated Press New York Paul Baker Norwalk Conn Kid Chocolate Cuba Chicago Grand Rapids Mich Wesley Ramey Ralph Indiana Hurtado Baltimore Howard Scott Texas Joe Rivers California Washington Tommy Bech Jacksonville Fla Brown Atlanta

Ziff Defends Pitt Rose Bowl Pick and Southern Fans’ Reaction

Sid Ziff, Los Angeles sports editor, lambasts Washington’s Rose Bowl choice of Pittsburgh. He notes Pitt’s past losses in Los Angeles and argues LSU or Alabama deserved selection, citing regional bias and local dismay at the setup. The piece frames Pasadena officials as frustrated and fans feeling slighted.

Southern California Pitt Sid Ziff Los Angeles Evening Herald and Express Ziff Pittsburgh Panthers Sid Evening Herald and Express University of Washington Washington Louisiana State Alabama Ohio State Notre Dame Nebraska Carnegie Tech Duquesne West Virginia Wesleyan St. Vincent's Fordham New York University Dixie

Guldahl Wins Miami Open in Coral Gables

Rugeed Ralph Guldahl of St. Louis wins the Miami Biltmore open after a 283 total following a 74 final round. Horton Smith is runner up with 285, while Gene Sarazen and Harold McSpaden tie for third and fourth with 281 and 284 respectively after penalties altered the standings.

Coral Gables Fla Rugeed Ralph Guldahl St. Louis Miami Biltmore Horton Smith Gene Sarazen New York Harold ‘Jug’ McSpaden Winchester Mass Smith Sarazen Jimmy Demaret Guldahl W. Lawson Little San Francisco Denny Shute Little

Price For Football Players Set At $400

Chancellor James H. Kirkland urged the Southeastern Conference to cap athletic scholarships at 400 a year. He discussed with Dr. John J. Tigert and noted last year’s resolution legalized scholarships covering tuition, room, board and books. Kirkland, the oldest active school head, said he will not attend the upcoming Tuscaloosa meeting.

Nashville Tenn James H. Kirkland Southeastern Conference John J. Tigert University of Florida Tuscaloosa Ala Kirkland Walborg-Astoria America

LSU Squad Returns To Practice Ahead Of Sugar Bowl

Bat on Rouge La Dec 8 Pro Coach Bernie Moore moved LSU back to grid practice on Wednesday three days earlier than planned to sharpen the squad for the Sugar Bowl. Players had taken furlough after the Tulane game and gained weight while off duty. Trainer Mike Chambers will oversee the workout push to restore conditioning.

Baton Rouge Bernie Moore Louisiana State University Tulane Mike Chambers

Choudrant Eleven Not Penalized For Slugging

The World corrects a previous report on the Waterproof Choudrant game stating Choudrant was not penalized for slugging. The World clarifies the Aggies were not guilty and praises Coach Harold Willis and the Choudrant team for sportsmanlike conduct.

Choudrant Eleven World Choudrant Harold Willis

Deal for Dizzy Dean Seen in 48 Hours as Rickey Presses

Branch Rickey told reporters the club that buys Dizzy Dean will win the next NL pennant. He said only three clubs likely to trade, with Giants Cubs and Pirates as possibilities. Reds offered 200000 cash. Giants and Pirates seen with inside tracks. no deal yet by end of league meetings.

New York Branch Rickey Dizzy Dean Rickey Dean Giants Cubs Pirates Philip P. Wrigley Warren Giles Cincinnati Reds Dizzy Sam Breadon Cards Carl Hubbell Bill Terry Hubbell Terry Stanley Hack Hank Leiber

Stidham Named Oklahoma Coach Replacing Jones

Norman Oklahoma December 8 The University of Oklahoma board of regents selected Tom Stidham as head football coach at a salary of 5000 dollars per year to succeed Major Lawrence C Jones who was ordered to report to Fort Leavenworth Kansas next year.

Sugar Bowl Officials Plan attendance at SEC meeting

In New Orleans on December 8 Sugar Bowl officials said they would attend the Southeastern Conference meeting in Tuscaloosa Alabama next week. They did not plan to seek automatic selection of the conference football champion for Sugar Bowl teams. President Joe Cousins called the move a goodwill gesture and said any proposal must go to the full Sugar Bowl committee before action.

New Orleans Tuscaloosa Ala Joe Cousins Mid-Winter Sports Association Cousins

Wrestling Results From Various Cities

Last night matches featured Dean Detton of Salt Lake City defeating Bill Sledge of Houston 23 18. Steve Casey of Ireland beat Cy Williams in two straight falls in Montreal. George Keverly of Hollywood defeated Jack Donovan of Boston two falls to one in Wilmington. Dick Raines of Phoenix defeated Abi Kashey of New York in Omaha as Kashey forfeited the final fall due to an injured back.

Associated Press New York Dean Detton Salt Lake City Bill Sledge Houston Tex Montreal Steve (Crusher) Casey Ireland Cy Williams Tallahassee Fla Wilmington Del George Keverly Hollywood Cal Jack Donovan Boston Omaha Dick Raines Phoenix Ariz Abi Kashey Kashey

Fewer Butlers in England Since Four Years Ago

A report notes a decline of 10,000 in the number of butlers in England compared with four years prior, highlighting shifts in domestic staffing and service roles across the country.

England

Average age of golf champions runs about 28

The 10 year chart from the American Open, amateur and professional events shows the composite champion age at 28 years four months. Francis Ouimet was the oldest amateur champion at 37, Tom Creavy the youngest pro at 20. Current champions include Denny Shute 32, Tony Manero 31, Johnny Fischer 24.

Washington Francis Ouimet Tom Creavy Ouimet Chicago Creavy Denny Shute Pinehurst N. C Shute Tony Manero Johnny Fischer

A A Uets Advisor Plan In SIAA Vote

The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association voted down a proposal to hire an advisor to study practices and scholarships. Despite support from President J. W. Provine, the plan failed 14 to 17. Dr. Provine was re-elected president. Sturgeon and Hinton were chosen for key posts as the 1937 convention set for Miami Florida. Oglethorpe University sought reinstatement, Troy State Teachers joined probation, while Be and Henry colleges were denied membership. Minor junior college clause changes noted. no rate changes adopted.

Birmingham Ala Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association H. E. Sturgeon Presbyterian College J. W. Provine Mississippi College Eastern Kentucky Normal C. C. Stroud Louisiana State Normal Bowling Green Western Kentucky Miami Fla Miami University Oglethorpe University Troy Tamra University Jacksonville T A BE and Henry Colleges Aeton Eferncon Wiry

Baker Easily Outpoints Chocolate In 10 Round Combat

New York Dec 8 Baker decisively outpointed the Cuban Kid Chocolate in a 10 round lightweight bout before a sellout crowd of 5 000 at St Nicholas Palace. Chocolate carried weight of 129 1 4 pounds and suffered a setback in his New York return since retirement three years ago. AP scorecard credited Baker with six rounds to Chocolate’s four with a disputed round awarded to Chocolate for a belt low blow.

New York Baker Norwalk Kid Chocolate St. Nicholas Palace Chocolate Tony Canzoneri Frankie Klick Havana Associated Press

Gly-Cas Public Praise From Pine Bluff Woman

Miss Catherine Fairweather of 206 West Harding avenue Pine Bluff Arkansas says Gly-Cas cured her long standing constipation and rheumatism. She reports improved meals and calmer nerves after ten years of distress and misery with the condition.

Miss Fairweather Catherine Fairweather West Harding Avenue Pine Bluff Ark

Gly-Cas Relieves Ailing Miss Fairweather Claims

Miss Catherine Fairweather describes severe bilious attacks and rheumatism affecting digestion and joints. She credits Gly-Cas with stabilizing her stomach and bowels, normalizing kidneys, easing rheumatic pain, and restoring sleep and nerves. Phoenix Drug Co. and local druggists sell Gly-Cas.

Phoenix Drug Company DeSiard Street Adv

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