A A U Votes For Full Participation In 1936 Olympics
The Amateur Athletic Union of the United States backs full American participation in the 1936 Olympic Games in Germany but remains divided over the issue. A split persists after a failed move to send a fact finding delegation, with leaders like Jeremiah Mahoney and Avery Brundage vowing further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States
Germany
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
Avery Brundage
Chicago
American Olympic Committee
Olympic Executive Committee
Mahoney
Charlotte Epstein
Charles L. Ornstein
Samuel K. Maccabee
A. A. U. Action
Maccabee
Brundage
Sheriff Sale of Monroe Property in Ouachita Parish
The People’s Homestead & Savings Association sues Robert F. Long in Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court. A parcel of land in block 36 Layton’s addition Monroe is seized and will be sold at the courthouse front door on December 21, 1935, for cash to satisfy the writ and costs. Milton Coverdale, Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Homestead & Savings Association
Robert F. Long
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Parish of
Ouachita
Monroe
Louisiana
Layton
Louise- Ann Avenue
Ninth Street
Louise-Ann Avenue
Louise-Anne Avenue
Sidney DeBose
Parish
Arent
G. W. Miller
Ouachita Parish
George E. Stovall
W. L. Steven
G B. Haynes
West Monroe
G. B. Haynes
Trenton Street
Ouachita River
G. B. Hayne
Ouachita Tiver
People's Homestead & Sayings Association
Foster Brooks
Brooks
People’s Homestead & Savings Association
Lizzie Cappo
Delery
Wood Street
Sheriff sale notices from Ouachita Parish in Monroe Louisiana
Court writs authorize public auctions of seized properties in Ouachita Parish. Items include Lot 1 in W L Stevens subdivision West Monroe and Lot 9 Block 1 Brooks Addition Monroe among others. dates set for December 28 1935 and surrounding filings. sales cash with appraisement to highest bidder. Multiple defendants listed with divested properties and associated legal costs.
Giants rally seals pro title past Bears
Today a year ago the New York Giants defeated the Chicago Bears 30 to 13 after a four touchdown rally in the final quarter to win the national pro football title. Also noted are three years ago Kid Chocolate’s 15 round decision over Fidel L. Barba for the featherweight crown and five years ago Eddie Casey named Harvard head football coach succeeding Arnold Horween.
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Associated Press
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Kid Chcolate
Fidel L- Barba
Eddie Casey
Harvard
Arnold Horween
Lions to Meet Giants in Championship Clash Sunday
New York Giants will defend the NFL title against the Detroit Lions next Sunday in Detroit after the Bears upset the Cardinals. Chicago’s Keith Molesworth scored both TDs, securing fourth place for the Bears in the Western Division. Giants closed regular play with a 13 to 0 win over the Pirates while Clarke Hinkle starred for Green Bay in a 13 to 6 win over Philadelphia.
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Chicago
New York
Giants
Detroit Lions
Detroit
Lions
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cardinals
Cardinal
Keith Molesworth
Pittsburgh Pirates
Harry Newman
Ken Strong
Ted Goodwin
Ed Danowski
Clarke Hinkle
Green Bay
Philadelphia
Bucknell
Packer
Matesic
Ed Manske
Eagle
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh Oes
Boston Wees
Green Bayeeee
Chicago Cards
Briggs Seizes Detroit Baseball Co Control From Navin
Earl J. Hilligan profiles Walter O Briggs on becoming chief owner of the Detroit Baseball Co after Frank Navin’s death. Briggs, 58, a Briggs Manufacturing founder, rose from factory worker to Detroit sportsman with interests in horses theater and yachts. He now backs manager Mickey Cochrane and shares a bond with Navin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl J. Hilligan
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Mickey Cochrane
Frank Navin
Navin
Tiger
Chicago
Old Bennett Park
Walt Briggs
Walter O. Briggs
Navin Field
Briggs
Detroit Baseball Co
Frank J. Navin
Briggs Manufacturing Co
John Kelsey
Kelsey
Cochrane
Philadelphia
Great Lakes
S M U Rise From Humble Start to 145 Point Defeat by Rice
The piece recounts SMU's early football history from 1914 to 1922, detailing Ray Morrison's founding efforts, the 1915 3–0 lead by Sam Merrill, Rice Institute's 145–3 victory, Morrison's early coaching moves, the 1917 switch naming the team the Mustangs, and key players like Jimmy Kitts shaping the program before Rose Bowl era buildup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix R. McKnight
Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Curley
Ray Morrison
Southern Methodist
Morrison
Vanderbilt University Commodores
Rice Institute
Methodists
Institute
Sam Merrill
Rice
Southern Methodists
Vanderbilt
Army
Mustangs
Jimmy Kitts
Rice Institute Owls
Lambs
Wolves
Stanford
Minnesota or Ohio State Dominate Postseason Debate
Big Ten fans argue which team is stronger, Minnesota or Ohio State, citing coaches Yost and Kipke and Michigan players. Minnesota’s defense and Beise shine while Ohio State’s versatile backfield draws praise. Schmidt notes bold Southwest football with frequent passing and high-scoring games.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Minnesota
Ohio State
Golden Gophers
Fielding H. Yost
Harry G. Kipke
Michigan
Minneapolis
Ann Arbor
Buckeyes
Yost
Beise
Heekin
Boucher
Kipke
Northwestern
Wildcats
Southern Intercollegiate Meet Opens In Birmingham
About 40 southern colleges converge in Birmingham for the SI A A annual session. Dr J W Provine of Mississippi College notes emphasis on preserving amateurism as discussions cover basketball track and minor sports. Dixie conference to meet after.?>
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Birmingham
Ala
South
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
J. W. Provine
Mississippi College
Association
Provine
Jackson
Miss
Millsaps
Southwestern University of Memphis
Tennessee
Dixie Conference
Georgia
Kentucky
Mississippi
Alabama
Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Mason and Dixon Line
Father and son to run the ball club administration
A note states that the son will be associated actively with his father in the administration of the ball club. The arrangement signals continued family leadership and coordinated club management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Club
Major Leagues Prepare For Winter Meeting In Chicago
Major league officials club owners and managers gather in Chicago for the annual winter meeting with talks on finance ownership and player trades. The Boston Braves face reorganization while the St Louis Browns seek new ownership and Connie Mack remains a focal point amid rumored deals involving Jimmy Foxx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boston Braves
Braves
Emil Fuchs
Bob Quinn
St Louis Browns
George Sisler
Browns
St. Louis
Phil de C. Ball
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Jimmy Foxx
Foxx
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Sports Roundup Review of League Moves and Personalities
In New York a roundup of sports chatter notes Rogers Hornsby selling Buck Newsome to Washington for better local play. It mentions Murray Patrick, Les ter’s son, with a black eye in a gym with Lew Feldman. A New York paper awards Northwestern coach Lynn Waldorf. Ben Chapman may join Washington's outfield next season. Lou Little enters hospital for hip ailment. Mickey Cochrane told to stay grounded by Tiger owner Walter Briggs. Richmond and William and Mary seek Southern Conference entry. Tony Canzoneri is offered twenty thousand dollars to fight Mizler in England. Sammy Goldman weighing it. Navy Bill In-.
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Associated Press
New York
Buck Newsome
Rogers Hornsby
Washington
St. Louis
Hornsby
Rogers
Murray Patrick
Lester
Canada
Lew Feldman
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Ben Chapman Boks
Lou Little
Mickey Cochrane
Walter O. Briggs
Tigers
Richmond VII
William and Mary
Tony Canzoneri
Harry Mizzler
England
Sammy Goldman
Dressing room tears follow Stanford California game
The text notes gram formerly coaching the Bears cried in the dressing room after the Stanford California game. It also mentions Jimmy Isaminger of Philadelphia offering a witty line about the Athletics possibly starting next season strong at home. The piece contains scattered jokes and quips about sports figures and events.
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Gram
Bears
Jimmy Isaminger
Philadelphia
Athletics
Creomulsion Ad Claims Fast Cough Relief
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a fast relief for coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation promising to soothe inflamed membranes loosen phlegm and aid natural healing. It guarantees money back if results are not satisfactory from the first dose.
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America
Milton Coverdale
Sheriff's Sale
Sports Mirror
Champ Giants
Cardinals
Baidwand Joel
FHS
Cleveland Kegler
American Bowling Congress
Arenz
Warpy
Urayson
Southwestern
Francis A. Schmidt
Southwest
Schmidt
Texas Christian
Columbus
Bob Zuppke
Gates of Mercy
A. A
Los Angeles
Bobby Wilson & Co
University of California At
United California
Batte
Willard
Grammont
Sports
By Eddie Brietz
Washington University Band
Joe Medwick
Mediewocz
Lou Gehrig
Charles S. Cobb
Baltimore
Paramount Theater
Hollywood
Shiloh
Margaret Sullavan
Walter Connolly
Randolph Scott
Elizabeth Patterson
Janet Beecher
Dickie Moore
King Victor
Johnny Downs
Betty Burgess
Jack Haley
Eddie Duchin
Andy Devine
Alice White
Leon Errol
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