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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1936

Page

23

Redskins to meet Packers in Ed Thorp Memorial clash

The Boston Redskins, strong on defense, clash with the league leading Packers at the Polo Grounds for the Ed Thorp Memorial trophy. Packers boast 248 points in 10 games and 42 percent passing, while the Redskins reduced opponents to 168 total yards and closed with a 14 to 0 win over the Giants to seal the eastern division title.

Turk Edwards Redskins New York Giants Packers Boston Green Bay Arnold Flash

Ambers and Venturi Set for Madison Square Garden Bout

Light weight champion Lew Ambers of Herkimer N Y and Enrico Venturi of Italy signed to meet in a ten round over the weight bout at Madison Square Garden on January 8.

Ouachita Sheriff's Sale Seizes Multiple Parcels in Monroe

The Ouachita Parish Fourth Judicial District Court issues a writ of Fi Fa against Frank Massing. Milton Coverdale, Sheriff, announces sale of numerous parcels in Monroe including lots within Ouachita Cotton Mills and Stubbs Place Fgaid additions. Sale set for Saturday January 9 1937 at the court house front door. Proceeds to satisfy writ and costs.

People’s Homestead & Savings Association Frank Massing State of Louisiana Parish of Ouachita Fourth Judicial District Court Parish Ouachitatate Louisiana Monroe Louis Cotton Mills Addition Ouachita Cotton Mills Far Avenu Lovers Lane Dt Lane Wehe Furniar Dune Stubbs Place Ouachita Parish Stubbs Ouachilla Parish City of Caroline Street Carolina Laytons Park Park Imge Roberton Layton-Wright Lee Avenue Rochester Flournoy Carolina Street Rochester & Flournoy Roe Eighth Street Texas Avenue Layton Ouachita Avenue Stone Avenue Eleventh Street Twelfth Street Fourteenth Street

Crossett Honors Howie Medal Best Blocker

Crossett Ark December 8 special report Coach Lester Mason announced D W Howie will receive the Howie Medal as the teams best blocker. The senior center played his fourth season this year. At the C association meeting Friday officers were chosen Allen Watson president Dover Adcock vice president Bob Rodney secretary Vaskell Carter sergeant at arms. Letters will be awarded to Vas kell Carter Jesse D Adcock Allen Watson D W Howie 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.

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 Does Not Resign Appeal

Austin Texas December 8 Coach Jack Chevigny of the University of Texas declined at a athletic council meeting to withdraw or elaborate on his statement he would not be a candidate for reappointment. The council will discuss coaching staff revisions and has 28 applications on file.

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

Writ Seizure Sale in Ouachita Parish Courthouse Lot

Public notices list sheriff sale actions in Ouachita Parish Louisiana. Items include a 1936 Ford Tudor Sedan and a 1936 Ford Duel Wheel Chassis BB-26-74992 seized under Fi Fa and Writ of Seizure with sale dates December 19 1936 and January 9 1937 at Monroe court house.

Sheriff's Sale Universal Credit Co C. H Mallard State of Louisiana Ouachita Fourth District Court Fourth Judicial District Court Quacilta Monroe Louisiana

Minnesota Tops Dickinson Football Rating Despite Northwestern Loss

Minnesota's eighty eleven ranked first in Professor Frank G. Dickinson's national college football ratings, edging Louisiana State and Pittsburgh. Minnesota's gains stem from intersectional wins over Washington and Nebraska, offset by a Northwestern defeat. Santa Clara trails as the only undefeated major eleven, with potential drop if Texas Christian beats them.

Champaign Ill Minnesota Eighty Eleven Frank G. Dickinson University of Illinois Golden Gophers Northwestern Dickinson Louisiana State University Tigers South Pittsburgh Washington Pitt Nebraska Louisiana State University of Texas Pittsburga Pisirceos Alabama ODS Brest Notre Dame Santa Clara Assatleccacee Pennsylvania Texas Christian Duquesne Duke Dartmouth Stanford Illinois Southern California Michigan Southern Methodist

Matthews To Battle Akron Heavyweight

Tallulah 22 year old Oscar Matthews, rising negro heavyweight champion of the south, is matched with Akron heavyweight Jack Christy. The bout, under the American Legion in Tallulah, date to be set soon. Matthews has fought pro twelve and a half months and aims for top ranking beyond the Mason-Dixon line within a year.

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

Sewanee Announces Nine Game 1937 Football Schedule

Sewanee, Tenn announces a nine game 1937 schedule under athletic director Gordon Clark. The slate features SEC foes Alabama Florida Tennessee Vanderbilt Mississippi State and Tu lane plus non conference games at Gainesville Knoxville New Orleans and Starkville.

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 Rout Urania High in 23 13 Victory

The Manifest High School Tigers defeated Urania High School 23 to 13 led by twin forwards Carl and Cecil Guinn with eight points each. Dick Randall added six as Urania failed to overcome Manifest’s early lead. Next Friday Manifest meets Sicily Island, a team beaten only once this season by Manifest.

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

Fights Last Night Punched Through AP Roundups

Boxing results from several cities report wins by Phil Baker Kid Chocolate An all battlesman Manriquez George Feist Jack Torrance Owen Flynn Wesley Ramey beat Ralph Hurtado Howard Scott outpointed Joe Rivers Tommy Beall St Jacksonville upset Brown in Washington with varied outcomes and knockouts noted.

Associated Press New York Phil Baker Norwalk Conn Kid Chocolate Cuba Chicago Manriquez Sioux City George Feist Grand Forks N. C New Orleans Jack Torrance Owen Flynn Augusta Grand Rapids Mich Wesley Ramey Ralph Indiana Hurtado Baltimore Howard Scott Texas Joe Rivers California Washington Tommy Bee Jacksonville Fla Ob. Brown Atlanta

Sid Ziff Roasts Pitt Rose Bowl Pick By Washington

Sid Ziff voices strong Southern California backlash over Washington selecting Pittsburgh for the Rose Bowl. He cites Pitt losses to USC and others, defends LSU and Alabama, and condemns the setup as ignoring local preference and tradition. Frank Thomas of Alabama comments on the mismatch.

Southern California Pitt Sid Ziff Los Angeles Evening Herald and Express Ziff Pittsburgh Panthers Sid University of Southern California Alabama Bama Ohio State Notre Dame Nebraska Carnegie Tech Duquesne West Virginia Wesleyan St. Vincent's Fordham New York University Dixie Washington Pasadena Tournament of Roses Undertakers California Louisiana State Trojans Los Angeles Jock Sutherland South Frank Thomas

Guldahl Wins Miami Open in Rugged Finish

Ralph Guldahl of St. Louis won the Miami Biltmore open with a 283 after a final round 74. Horton Smith finished second at 285, while Gene Sarazen and Jug McSpaden tied for third at 286 as penalties affected the top scores.

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

Price For Football Players Set At $400

Chancellor James H. Kirkland urged the Southeastern Conference to cap athletic scholarships at 400 annually. He told Dr. John J. Tigert and noted no current limit beyond tuition, room, board, and books. The meeting heads next week in Tuscaloosa. Kirkland will not attend.

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

L. S. U. Squad Returns To Grid Practice In Sugar Bowl Prep

Coach Bernie Moore at Louisiana State University brings the football squad back to training on Wednesday, three days earlier than planned, after furloughs following the Tulane game. Players have been resting and gaining weight, with trainer Mike Chambers arranging extra workouts to regain conditioning.

Baton Rouge Bernie Moore Louisiana State University Tulane Mike Chambers

Choudrant Eleven Not Penalized For Slugging

The World corrects a report on a Waterproof Choudrant game stating Choudrant was not penalized for slugging. The World acknowledges the error and commends Coach Harold Willis and the Choudrant team for sportsmanlike conduct.

Choudrant Eleven World Choudrant Harold Willis

Stidham Named Oklahoma Coach Succeeds Jones

Norman Okla Dec 8 Tom Stidham line coach the past two years was named head football coach at the University of Oklahoma by the board of regents at 5000 dollars a year. Major Lawrence C Jones was ordered to report to Fort Leavenworth next year.

Norman Okla Lawrence C Biff) Jones University of Oklahoma Tom Stidham Board of Regents Stidham Jones Command and General School Fort Leavenworth Kas

Wrestling Results From Last Night Across Cities

In New York Dean Detton 205 beat Bill Sledge 214 by fall in 23 16. In Montreal Steve Casey 230 defeated Cy Williams 224 in two straight falls. In Wilmington George Keverly 215 beat Jack Donovan 222 two out of three falls. In Omaha Dick Raines 240 defeated Abi Kashey 220 after Kashey forfeited the third fall due to a back injury.

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

Deal for Dean Expected Soon at Baseball Meetings

Branch Rickey predicted a quick deal for Dizzy Dean after Reds owner Warren Giles offered 200000 cash, with Giants Cubs and Pirates named as possible suitors. Rickey hinted a trade within 48 hours, while Giants and Pirates appeared to have inside tracks.

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

Sugar Bowl Officials To Go To Tuscaloosa

Sugar Bowl officials said they would attend the Southeastern Conference meeting in Tuscaloosa Alabama next week as a goodwill gesture and would not automatically support naming the conference champion as a Sugar Bowl team.Joe Cousins president of the Mid-Winter Sports Association said any proposal would go to the Sugar Bowl committee before action.

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

England Sees 10000 Fewer Butlers in Four Years

Report notes a decline in English domestic staff with 10 000 fewer butlers than four years earlier. Analysts attribute shifts in lifestyle and labor trends to changing service roles.

England

Average age of golf champions 28 years old

Across the decade the composite age of major title holders in the American Open Amateur and Professional events averages 28 years and four months. The oldest champion was Francis Ouimet at 37, the youngest Tom Creavy at 20, with Denny Shute 32, Tony Manero 31, and Johnny Fischer 24 among current champions.

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

VETO OF ADVISOR PLAN AT I AA MEETING IN BIRMINGHAM

The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association members voted down a proposal to hire an advisor to probe practices related to scholarships and athletic funds after a heated debate. President J W Provine was reelected, with other officers chosen. Bowling Green hosts the I I A A basketball tourney March 4-6. Membership decisions included reinstatement requests and probationary status for Tampa University.

Birmingham Ala Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association H. E. Sturgeon Presbyterian College J. W. Provine Mississippi College Provine Robert T. Hinton Georgetown F. A. Foster Tennessee Polytechnic Institute H. F. Sturgeon Presbyterian T. E. McDonough Eastern Kentucky Normal C. C. Stroud Louisiana State Normal Bowling Green Western Kentucky Miami Fla Miami University Ogiethorpe University Troy Tampa University Jacksonville Emory and Henry Colleges

Baker Hands Kid Chocolate a Decisive 10 Round Loss

Phil Baker of Norwalk Connecticut defeated Kid Chocolate in a 10 round bout at St. Nicholas Palace New York before 5000 fans. Both fighters weighed 129 pounds. Baker won six rounds to Chocolate four with a disputed belt low blow toll.

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

Gly-Cas Proclaimed By Miss Fairweather As Life Changing

Miss Catherine Fairweather of Pine Bluff Arkansas reports relief from constipation rheumatism and nervous distress after using Gly-Cas She says digestion improved kidneys normalized and sleep returned and urges others to try the remedy sold by Phoenix Drug company 348 DeSiard Street and by leading drug stores.

Catherine Fairweather West Harding Avenue Pine Bluff Ark Phoenix Drug Company DeSiard Street Adv

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Green Bay Club Milton Coverdale Gan Sherff Monroe, la Mowarnam Manifest Tigers Brother Ziff Evening Herald and Express University of Washington Sooner Miss Fairweather Silver Dollar Brady Lincoln Inn Distiling Co., Inc Seagram's Lawrenceburg Strauss & Son, Inc
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