Universities Silent on Subsidizing Southern Loop Plans
The press reports universities drifting toward silence on subsidization and recruiting amid the Graham plan in the Southern Conference and Reynolds plan in the Big Ten. Montana and Kansas discuss new schemes while alumni groups in Town urge outreach to Iowa High School students, amid calls for tighter eligibility and transfer rules.
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Herbert Barker
New York
Big Ten
Associated Press
Richmond
Frank Graham
University of North Carolina
Forest Fletcher
Washington and Lee
Montana
University of Town
Iowa
F. C
Phog) Allen
University of Kansas
American Association of University and College Presidents
Allen
Glee Club
Tiger Boxers Begin Training At Neville High School
Neville High School’s Tiger boxing team opened preparations for the season with 65 candidates, aiming for one fighter per weight class. The squad will host 14 duals starting next Friday week against Bastrop, with planned opponents including Baton Rouge High, Lafayette, Farmerville, Homer, Lake Providence, and Istrouma. Last year’s team went undefeated in duals, won Farmerville’s tournament, and finished as district champions and state runners-up to Plaquemine.
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Kittmen
Neville High School
Bengals
Bastrop Rams
Percy Brown
Louisiana
Buck Brantley
Robert Gates
Billy Gates
Julius McKnight
Trip Faulk
Elton Brady
Andrew Eady
Shorty” Earl
Guy Miller
Marvin Spaugh
Ray Spicer
Vaughan Payne
Tony Lésuzzo
James Stewart
Jackie Pierce
Ernest Pierce
Ed Danna
Perry Snyder
Earl Wigg
Eugene Slaughter
Sylvia Wiggins
C. E. Wiggins
G. C. Moore
Toots” Faser
Warren Vaughan
Fred Ashery
Clayton Johnson
Roy Earl
Jackie Neel
Billy Hart
Jack Lanham
W. B. Scalia
Billy Canterbury
Louis Weil
Lee Adler
Gerald Michael
E. B. Peddy
Billy Clark
Rheas McCook
John Luffey
Walter Brady
Pat Cole
John Ernest Cole
Jessie Brown
Alvin Gleason
Graham Waring
Istrouma
Monroe
Farmerville
Plaquemine
VOLS TURN DOWN ORANGE BOWL BID
Tennessee rejects an Orange Bowl invitation and seeks a replacement opponent for Duquesne in the New Year game. Texas Christian California and Mississippi are named as possible opponents. the committee will reconvene to choose. The Golden Bears face Georgia Tech on December 26.
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Miami
Fla
Tennessee
Duquesne University
Northern
Texas Christian University
California
Mississippi
Duquesne
Golden Bears
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
University of Tennessee
Arkansas Refuses Cotton Bowl Match With Mississippi State
Arkansas declined a bid to play Mississippi State in the planned Cotton Bowl in Memphis. The intercollegiate committee said TCU would be invited. if TCU refused, the game would be off. Arkansas cited its upcoming basketball season as a primary reason for rejection.
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Memphis
Tenn
University of Arkansas
Mississippi State
The
Chamber of Commerce
Texas Christian University
Horned Frogs
Arkansas Razorbacks
Baseball Headlines and Rumors From The Big Meetings
New York reports on baseball power brokers and gossip from the winter meetings. Judge Landis safety ensured for five years, Giants near a third baseman, Reds considering Virgil Davis, and Wrigley eyeing MacPhail as Cubs GM. Other notes include Joe Louis talks, Schmeling boycott impact, and writers winning leadership posts.
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New York
Landis
Baseball Barons
Giants
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Joe McCarthy
Commodore
Reds
Virgil Davis
Phil K. Wrigley
Larry MacPhail
Cubs
MacPhail
Bees
Wally Berger
Red Sox
Bill Werber
Philadelphia
Frank Higgins
Farmerville Mittmen Open Training Session
Farmerville High School opens its boxing training led by Coach Quitman Long with ten returning fighters including seven nucleus stars Leon Andrews Mitchell Brashier Horace Clark Hansford Holloway Weddie B. Compton Carl Frazier and John Ed Rabin. The squad plans a tough schedule before the district tournaments in March and Timber opponents Tallulah High loom early.
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Farmerville
Farmerville High School
Quitman Long
Mattmen
Leon Andrews
Mitchell Brashier
Horace Clark
Hansford Holloway
Weddie B. Compton
Carl Frazier
John Ed Rabin
Tallulah High School Trojans
Coach Long
College basketball scores from multiple venues
Evanston Illinois Carleton 19 Northwestern 44. University Virginia Bridgewater 11 Virginia 36. Loyola Baltimore 44 Towson 20. Greencastle Rose Poly 17 DePauw 41. LaFayette Western State 32 Purdue 57. Madison Wisconsin Wisconsin 42 North Dakota 25. Moorhead North Dakota State 27 Concordia 29. Cedar Falls Grinnell 18 Iowa Teachers 22.
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Evanston
Carleton
Northwestern
University, Va
Bridgewater
Virginia
Baltimore
Loyola
Towson State
Greencastle
Ind
Rose Poly
DePauw
LaFayette
Western
Mich
Purdue
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
North Dakota University
Moorhead
Minn
North Dakota State
Concordia
Cedar Falls
Grinnell
Iowa Teachers
Torrance Opens Ring Career With One Round KO
Baby Jack Torrance the 23 year old Olympic star knocked out Owen Flynn of Augusta Maine in the opening round before about 4000 in New Orleans. Torrance weighed 260 pounds and stunned Flynn with a quick left jab and powerful right. The former LSU athlete dominated from the bell and drew praise as a potential future champion.
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New Orleans
Jack Torrance
Owen Flynn
Augusta
Louisiana State University
Flynn
Jack
Torrance
Tiger
Lincoln Parish teams meet for three way playoff title
In Ruston Louisiana three Lincoln Parish high schools Dubach Choudrant and Ruston will contest a three way playoff to decide parish champion. Dubach and Choudrant open at Techfield with Ruston to meet winner next week at Tech Stadium. The games draw large anticipated crowds.
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Ruston
Lincoln Parish
Techfield
Dubach High School
Choudrant High School
North Louisiana
Dubach
Choudrant
Sports Mirror recollects past NFL and college football pivots
Today a year ago the Giants and Lions led their NFL divisions. Three years ago Elmer Layden was chosen to lead Notre Dame football after Hank Anderson. Five years ago Bucky Harris began his fourth season managing the Detroit Tigers.
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Associated Press
New York Giants
Detroit Lions
Elmer Layden
Four Horsemen
Hank Anderson
Notre Dame
Bucky Harris
Detroit Tigers
Main event for Oklahoma 10 tonight at Roosevelt Stadium
Ellis Bashara faces George Mansor in the headliner with Walter Podolak and Bill Bartush in the semi final. Bartush, a local debutant, drew mobs and fended off fans after a bout with Ernest Kelly and Butch Martin. Promoter Lisotta expects a rough night with Bashara Bruscato as referee and the crowd primed for action.
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Ellis Bashara
Oklahoma
George Mansor
Roosevelt Stadium
Walter Podolak
Bill Bartush
Illinois
Bartush
Ernest Kelly
Butch” Martin
Kelly
Martin
Husky Bartush
Bashara-Mansor
Mansor
Bashara
Manser
Ellis
Charlie Bruscato
Bruscato
Charlie
Phillip Lisotta
Many Deals Conceived By Baseball Writers
New York reports reveal that winter trades often originate with baseball writers who draft scenarios in hotel lobbies. Prominent figures like William L. Veeck, Henry P. Edwards, Bill Brandt, Warren Brown, and Connie Mack shaped deals through editorials and denials, with several trades influenced by their ideas.
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Chicago Cubs
Chicago Evening American
Bill
Cubs
Henry P. Edwards
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Henry
Bill Brandt
New York Times
Philadelphia Ledger
Edwards
Warren Brown
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Warren
Wrigley Field
Connie Mack
Connie
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
Johnny Pasek
Chicago
Cochrane
Pasek
John Pasek
Cage Loop to Be Formed Tonight
Local basketball enthusiasts meet at city hall court room at 7 30 PM to form the Twin City league modeled after the old city circuit. Carroll Royce announces probable alignment with the Brown Paper mill Safety Firsts and S A R U crowns. All interested urged to attend as several teams already show entry and more are expected.
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Twin City
City Hall
Carroll Royce
Old City
Paul J. Neal Seveal
Brown Paper Mill
A A U Cage Schedule 10 Opens Dec 18 With New League
W H Miller of Tulsa announced the 1936 37 Missouri Valley A A U Basketball schedule featuring 42 games. The league adds two teams to seven with Bartlesville and Colorado Springs among new entries and McPherson players joining other clubs. The season runs from December 18 to March with games spread across Monroe Kansas City St Louis Denver Bartlesville Colorado Springs and Denver Life.
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Kansas City
W. H. Miller
Tulsa
Missouri Valley A. A. U
Kansas
Hutchinson
Wichita
McPherson
Denver Safeways
Colorado Springs
Bartlesville
St. Louis
Monroe
Kansas City Life of
Denver
Joe Fortenberry
Jack Ragland
Bill Wheatley
Francis Johnson
Willard Schmidt
Alvin Twitchell
Gene Johnson
Twitchell
K. C. Life
K. C. Life-Safeways
Safeways
Denver K. C. Life
Rata Springs
K. C. Ife
B Title Clash Set For Waterproof Friday
North Louisiana Class B final pairs Springhill Lumberjacks against Waterproof Tigers at Waterproof field Friday at 2 30 p m. Jimmie Thompson Jr announces after playoff committee meeting at Ruston. Waterproof seeks revenge after last season 32 to 0 win.
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Waterproof
North Louisiana
Springhill Lumberjacks
Northwest Louisiana
Waterproof Tigers
Northeast Louisiana
Jimmie Thompson, Jr
Rust
Lumberjacks
Springhill
Tigers
Choudrant
Dubach
Pan American Olympic Program Proposed at Inter American Conference
The Argentine Automobile club and the Society of Friends of Buenos Aires proposed Pan American Olympic games to promote peace. A quadrennial event would occur between world Olympiads to boost tourist travel and social economic ties among American peoples. International events could be held in cities not favored in the world games.
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Buenos Aires
Argentine Automobile Club
Society of Friends of
Argentina
The straw cat described in pampas and grass cat terms
The straw cat or pampas cat is a yellowish gray wildcat with straw colored bands on its flanks and horizontally on its legs and chest.
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Pampas
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