Dutra Leads Field in $12,500 Biltmore Open First Round
Olin Dutra shot 69 to lead the 18 hole scoring at the Biltmore Open in Florida as a record field of 300 golfers began the 12,500 dollar event. Leonard mutte and Henry Park tied for second with 71, while Willie MacFarlane, defending champion, stood among early frontrunners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi, Fla
Reed
Olin Dutra
Merion Cricket
Philadelphia
Willie MacPisne
Oak Ridge
N. J
Leonard Mutte
Findlay
Ohio
Henry
Midlan
Park
Joe
Derbit
Utra
Schmutte
Jans
Belfore
Rank Litz
Gadsden
Ala
Bobbyton
Richmond
Ne Kunes
Norristown
Jake Fasserke
Jackson
Mich
Mike Turnesa
Elmsford
N. Y
Leo Mallory
Noroton
Chicago
al Watrous
Birmingham
Willie MacFarlane
Johnny Farrell
Short Hills
John O’connor
Lake George
Bill Kaiser
Louisville
Frank Moore
Duquoin
Ill
J. Fairly Clark
Savannah
Bob Stupple
Charles Rice
Barrington Hills
Abe Espinosa
Joe Tally
Hollywood
Fla
Paul Straunch
Hastings
Neb
Clarence Clark
Bloomfield
Wilfy Cox
Brooklyn
Ed Dudley
Augusta
Victor Ghezzi
Deal
Jimmy Hines
Great River
Bob Randall
Cleveland
Sonny Rouse
Portsmouth
Hugh Kirkpatric
Tate Springs
Tenn
Juels Huot
Quebec
Can
B. E. Patuke
Detroit
John Rogers
Denver
Bill Souter
Chatauqua
Phil Perkins
Willoughby
Ralph Stonehouse
Indianapolis
al Houghton
Washington
Maurie O'Connor
Belleville
Horton Smith
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Ralph Guldahl
Los Angeles
Lloyd Gullickson
Jim Noonan
Henry Detloff
Oshkosh
Wis
Bill Mehlhorn
Tommy Armour
Medina, Ill
Bille Burke
Ned Turner
Pine Valley
W. H. Golbeck
Mount Kisco
Walter Hagen
Henry Ciuci
Flushing
L. I
Filing of final account in H J Gilliland estate
Notice to editors and interested parties to show cause within ten days why the final account of Clara Benoit administratrix cannot be approved and homologated and the estate distributed after court action in Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court Monroe La December 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Gilliland
State of Louisiana
Rish
Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Clara . Benoit
J. T. Sheland
I. Garrett
A. D
Leon H. Pooler
Panama Al Brown Outpoints Mathews In Belgium
A boxing note reports Panama Al Brown 123 pounds winning on points over Mathews 126 pounds in Belgium with the outcome listed in brief AP coverage. Separate public notices describe seizures and sales under writs in Ouachita and Quachita parishes of Louisiana with court-ordered property foreclosures and cash sale terms across Monroe in 1934 and 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lile
France
Panama
al Brown
Mathews
Belgium
A A U FACES EVENTFUL YEAR WITH NEW CHIEF
The Amateur Athletic Union ends Avery Brundage’s six year term as Jeremiah Mahoney becomes president at the Miami convention. Brundage remains AOC president and leads the U S delegation as Berlin relations linger over Germany’s treatment of Jewish athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Gould
Associated Press
Mi.mi. Fla
Germany
Amateur Athletic Union
Miami Biltmore
Avery Brundage
Chicago
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
New York
Mahoney
Brundage
Berlin
James E. Sullivan
W. Lawson Little
Stanford
William R. Bonthron
Benjamin B. Eastman
Glenn Hardin
Ralph Metcalfe
Jack Medica
Lenore Kight
Katherine Rawls
Glenn Cunningham
Bonthron
Maine
Virginia
Jack Rafferty
Houston
Texas
Aaron Frank
Portland
Ore
Fred Steers
Giants Capture National League Title With Stunning Comeback
The New York Giants defeated the Chicago Bears 30 to 13 to win the National League championship. Trailing 10 to 3 at halftime after Bronko Nagurski scored for the Bears and Jack Manders added a field goal, the Giants sealed the comeback in the second half led by a late 38-yard Ken Strong field goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Flaherty
Giants
New
Flaherty
Ike Frankian
Manders
Minnesota
Chicago
Danowski
Franklin
Strong
Bears
Nagurski
Bill Morgan
New York
Lou Little
Columbia
Morgan
Bob Cavagnaro
Associated Press
York
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Ken Strong
Bronko Nagurski
Jack Manders
West Monroe Bank Sells Estate of Worley in Ouachita Parish
The case West Monroe State Bank versus Estate of J A Worley propels a seizure sale in Ouachita Parish Louisiana. The property lies in Fourth District Northeast quarter of southeast quarter and southeast quarter of northeast quarter Section 6 Township 15 North Range 2 East and will be sold to satisfy writ of seizure and costs. Cash terms announced with sale dates including November 20 December 26 and December 10 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Homestead & Savings Association
W. R. Foster
State of Louisiana
Parish of Quacistorth
Fourth Judicial
Chita
Ted
City of
Monroe
Louisiana
Ouachita Cotton Mills
Chita Parish
Masur, Inc
Frontier Corporation
Rish
Ouachita
Fourth
Fourth Judicial Trict Court
Estern
Stubbs Place
Second Street
Yee Avenue
Stubbs Avenue
Secondtreet
Louisia
Front Street
Avenue N
Tis Place
Lou
C. G. Wall
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Parish
Austin and
Eby
West Monroe
People's Homestead & Savings Association
Nancy Green
Parish of Quachita
D. A. Breard, Sr’s
F. E. Huntley
D. A. Breard, Jr’s
Rochelle Avenue
Fifth Street
Ouachita Parish
Southwest Grid Season Closes With Owls Strong Finish
The 1934 Southwest Conference football season ends with Rice topping strong teams as Jimmy Kitts, Rice coach, steers the Owls to a 9 1 1 record and sixth in the AP poll. Final standings list Perry, SMU, TCU, Texas, and Arkansas among top teams as coaching futures loom with several offers and retained positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Finis
Texas
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Arkansas
Rice
Owls
Jimmy Kitts
Athens
Jimmy
Jack Meagher
W.L. T. Pet
O.P. Perry
TORRE
Cessccrnass
W.L. T. Pat
P. Arkansas
Texas A. & M
Baylor Ooo c. Eersee
Torre Ostcccossssere
Baylor
Ray Morrison
Vanderbilt
Fred Thomson
Jack Chevigny
Homer Norton
Texas A
L. R. Meyer
Morley Jennings
Morrison Talks Over Vanderbilt Proposition
Ray Morrison, the prospective successor to Dan McGugin as Vanderbilt football coach, visited Nashville to discuss the job with school officials. He said he would not decide until returning to Dallas to think it over, following an informal talk with McGugin yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Vanderbilt
Nashville
Tenn
Ray Morrison
Dan McGugin
Vanderbilt University
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Texas
McGugin
Major Baseball Leaders Gather to Attend Meets
Major league owners and managers from the National and American Leagues met in New York on December 10 to trade players and discuss roster moves. Cubs, Red Sox, Browns and Pirates sat at the center of activity as talks ranged from starting pitchers to potential infielder adds, with executives like Ford Frick and Jimmie Foxx mentioned in broader policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New York
Chicago Cubs
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Cubs
Tex Carleton
Cardinals
Larry French
Freddy Lindstorm
Pirates
Pat Malone
Guy Bush
Jim Weaver
Babe Herman
Fred Frankhouse
Boston Braves
Curt Davis
Phillies
Rogers Hornsby
Buck Newsom
Jack Knott
Bill Terry
Giants
Dick Bartell
Lloyd
Paul Waner
Brooklyn
Sam Leslie
Tony Cuccinello
Joe Cronin
Tom Yawkey
Braves
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Will Harridge
Jimmie Foxx
Winnipeg
National League
George Earnshaw
Chicago White Sox
Pale Hose
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Brooks And Ruple Named To Lead Tech Grid Team
Ruston Louisiana December 10. Madison Brooks of Rhinehart LaSalle parish and Bill Ruple of Ruple Claiborne parish were chosen captain and co captain for the 1935 Louisiana Tech Bulldogs grid team. Both juniors. Brooks also plays basketball, while Ruple is a guard and Minden high school graduate who starred in football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruston
Madison Brooks
Rhinehart
LaSalle Parish
Bill Ruple
Ruple
Claiborne Parish
Cocaptain
Louisiana Tech Bulldogs
Brooks
Bulldogs
Minden High School
Alabama Prepares For Rose Bowl Battle With Stanford
Alabama's Crimson Tide intensifies practice two weeks before the Rose Bowl. Tackling drills and conditioning mark the daily grind as coaches push players into scrimmages against Stanford formations. Freshmen study Cardinal plays while the varsity drills continue ahead of the Pasadena trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Ala
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Stanford
Saw &E
Pasadena
Cardinal
Blues Capture Pro Loop Title In First AFL Championship
Kansas City Blues defeated the Memphis Tigers 21 to 14 in Memphis to win the six team league’s first season title. Dallas beat Charlotte 13 to 7 to close its schedule. Tony Kaska led scoring with 66 points after two touchdowns, while George Grosvenor trailed with 60. Louisville tied Memphis for second place. the franchise had disbanded earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Kansas City Blues
Blues
Tigers
Dallas
Charlotte Antams
S. A
Godman
Louisville
Tony Kaska
George Grosvenor
Colorado
Kaska
Grosvenor
Kansas City
St. Louis Blues
Mound City
St. Louis Gunners
National Loop
Kafka
Memphians
Bubber
Football action notes from Alabama and Dallas games
Walker of Crimson Tide intercepted a pass and sprinted 33 yards for a touchdown. Grosvenor scored for the visitors before halftime. The Blues tied 14 apiece in the third as Kafka scored. Frahm added conversions. Tom Bushby of Dallas rushed for two touchdowns and forced a long kickoff return. Charlotte led early on Buster Mott’s 4 yard TD run. Johnny Branch added the extra point. In the third Lillis connected with Bushby for a score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Charlotte Banters
Charlotte
Buster Mott
Rams
Johnny Branch
Lillis
Ram
Bushby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dlin Dutra
Mpion
Milton Coverdale
Roe
Milton Covgnnars, Bee
Brier
PRO League
U. S
By Bill Parker
Tropica
Black Moon
Hal Leroy
Dorothy Dare
Stag
Franchot Tone
Orson May Ri
Karen Morley
Gladys George Eo Ae
Goukyn Mayer Mervea
Tech Grid
WLT
Pet
Sneer
Tree
Te Eeeneue
Tur Viccires
Annie
Kentucky
California
DeSiard St
Limehouse
Adolph Zukor
Pre
Ats
George Raft
Jean Parker
Anna May Wong
Kent Taylor
Montagu Love
Alexander Hall
Thelma Todd
Patsy Kelly
Toyland
Jinky
Monroe Furniture Co
Ouachita Bakery
Natural Gas Co
Collens Pharmacy
R & A Jewelry Co
Thompson Pharmacy
Central and Circle (S
Eureka Grocery
Economy Drug Store
Sandman’s
Jinky Headquarters
North Second
Iron Mountain Bakery, Inc
Griffin Studio
Johnny S. Elbert Central Savings Bank & Trust CO
West Monroe Hardware & Furniture CO
Sur WA
Holloway & Thompson Natural Gas Co., Inc
Thompson’s Pharmacy
Monroe Automobile & Supply CO
Slagle-Johnson Lumber Co., Inc
Central
Circle
Standard Office Supply CO
Collens Pharmacy, Inc
E. Jack Selig, Inc
Monroe Hardware CO
Sandman’s Pharmacy
E. R. Kiper Hardware & Supply CO
Hemp’s Cafeteria
Ouachita Baking CO
Ferd Levi Stationery CO
North Side Pharmacy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!