Connie Mack eyes Red Sox swap and Braves reshuffle
Boston Red Sox would pay 300000 and acquire four stars Jimmy Foxx Eric McNair Roger Cramer and Johnny Marcum for four players John Welch Gordon Rhodes Carl Reynolds and Mel Almada. Connie Mack hints at更多 moves while Braves hopes hinge on Adams and Quinn.
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Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Connie Mack
Boston Red Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Eric McNair
Roger Cramer
Johnny Marcum
Kenesaw M. Landis
Charles Francis Adams
New England Sportsman
Boston Braves
Bob Quinn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mack
Foxx
McNair
Cramer
Marcum
Red Sox
John Welch
Gordon Rhodes
Carl Reynolds
Mel Almada
All Rose Bowl Seats Are Sold
Pasadena Calif Dec 10 Stanford tacked the sold out sign on the Rose Bowl gates for the New Year’s game against Southern Methodist. In a week of feverish buying without a booth opened 84000 seats were purchased nearly as fast as tickets could be printed. The rush will cost the schools and the Rose Tournament Committee money with refunds and processing. Net returns after game costs and team expenses are split three ways among the Rose Tournament Committee Stanford and Southern Methodist.
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Pasadena
Calif
Stanford
Southern Methodist
Tournament of Roses
Don Liebensdotter
Commit
Southern Metro
Methodists to Be in Perfect Shape for Rose Bowl
Dallas December reports indicate the Southern Methodist football team will enter the Rose Bowl in superb condition to face the Stanford Indians on January 1. Coach Madison Bell said health and fitness remain strong through the remaining practices. Athletic business manager Jimmy Stewart noted SMU may depart for Pasadena early in Christmas week, with no final date set.
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Madison Bell
Pasadena
Jimmy Stewart
Mustangs
Immortal Ten era beginning at SMU and Rose Bowl bid
In 1922 SMU launched its immortal ten, ending a seven year drought under coach Ray Morrison who refined the forward pass and built the famed aerial circus. The 1923 Mustangs undefeated Southwest Conference champions scored 207 points, and a 1928 Army game showcased their rising national fame as Morrison’s passing ponies drew acclaim despite a loss.
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Felix R. McKnight
Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Southern Methodist University
Mustang Corral
Ray Morrison
Morrison
Tenpins
Allan Rowson
Rowson
Mustangs
Russell
Dutch) McIntosh
McIntosh
Vanderbilt
Methodists
Southwest
West Point
Lawrence (Biff) Jones
Army
Chris Cagle
Johnny Murreel
Methodist
Bill Fincher
Cagle
Hutchinson
Hume
Murrell
Ross Love
Quigley
Mustang
No Improvement in Condition of Tade
Lexington Kentucky December 10. No improvement was noted in the condition of Herbie Tade the 21 year old Paducah Tennessee football player who has been in a serious condition at Good Samaritan hospital since Thanksgiving Day with a skull fracture from the Kentucky Tennessee game. He remains semi conscious but doctors hold hope for recovery.
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Lexington
Herbie Tade
Paducah
Tennessee
Good Samaritan Hospital
Loughran and Lenglet Fight to Ten Round Draw in Paris
Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia and Andre Lenglet former heavyweight champion of France battled to a ten round draw in Paris. Loughran weighed 189 pounds, 18 pounds lighter than Lenglet.
Mail avalanche follows SMU naming after Christmas
The note recalls offices closing day before Christmas and contrasts past quieter times with a surge of mail after Southern Methodist was named a week earlier. It highlights SMU's "aerial circus" as a key factor in the present situation.
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Southern Methodist
Grudge Boxing Rematch Headlines 36-Round Card
A Roosevelt stadium show features a 36 round card led by Mickey Hazada of Pittsburgh and Tony Falletta of Monroe in a return bout over 12 rounds. The main event follows a split decision in their last meeting. Also on the card are six round prelims and a six round semi with Wild Willie Ashy and Roscoe Raymond. Referee Butch Martin and timekeeper Mike Tarver prepare for a full evening of action.
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Mickey Hazada
Pittsburgh
Tony Falletta
Monroe
Roosevelt Stadium
Hazuda
Falletta
Haruda
Bruscato
Harada
Mickey
Willie
Ashy
Memphis
Roscoe Raymond
Ferriday
Raymond
Natchez
Joe” Hawkins
Joe Gully
West Monroe
Young Piro
Kid Caskey
Strong
Ark
Joe Lennon
Kid Lewis
Butch Martin
Harry Prophit
Mike Tarver
Sam J. Woods
G. M. Myers
O. D. Douglas
John J. Stewart
Brown Five Faces Hermitage Quint Tonight in Benton Campaign Opener
Brown Paper mill Safety Firsts aim for back-to-back wins facing Hermitage Ark Independents at Brown gym at 7:45 PM. Brownies beat Hodge 55 20 in season opener with Jones Holt and Frickie key on defense and floor work. Hermitage, near Warren Ark, enters with a big home crowd and a recent win over Camden Kraftsmen.
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Brown Paper Mill
Hermitage
Ark
Brown Gym
Brownies
Hodge Club
Cary Phillips
Camden Kraftsmen
Arkansas
Camden
Warren
Phillips
Hodge
Jones
Holt
Francis
Texas A
Frickie
Brown
Tullos Oilers
Tullos
Centenary Gentlemen
Missouri Valley League
Brownville
Lions Basketball Team Begins First Practice Season
Ouachita Parish high schools start basketball with 20 candidates for the Lions, only Jack Warren returning from last year. Coach Vernon Lefty Haynes plans extensive fundamentals and aims for a strong season after Christmas with tentative schedules being arranged. The girls team coached by Elizabeth Manhein opened with a 39 to 13 win over Grayson High School.
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Ouachita Parish High School
Vernon
Lefty” Haynes
Jack Warren
Haynes
Lions
Ouachita Girls
Elizabeth Manhein
Grayson High School
Sports Soundup Across Camps and Coaching Shuffle
Minnesota fans fear the Bierman Dawson Hauser and Baston coaching group may break up with Dawson possibly returning to Tulane to aid Ted Cox. Seidel may take over the Gopher backfield, and Schmeling is noted as a ringer for Dempsey. Also mentions Brown ownership shifts, coaches Florida and Wisconsin, and a Kentucky high school kicker booting 80 yards.
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Associated Press
New York
Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
Red Dawson
George Hauser
Bert Baston
Dawson
Tulane
Ted Cox
Glenn Seidel
Bierman
Gopher
Siedel
Wisconsin
Madison
Clarence Spears
Walter Meanwell
Browns
Bob Connery
St. Paul
Florida
Ace Hudkins
Kentucky
Ralph Kercheval
Brooklen
Wrestling Results From AP Bouts
In Chicago Man Mountain Dean defeated Hans Steinke in one fall. In Wilmington Dean Detton was disqualified for unfair tactics against George Keverly. In Montreal Danno O Mahoney defeated Ed Strangler Lewis in straight falls.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Man Mountain Dean
Waycross
Hans Steinke
Germany
Wilmington
Del
Dean Detton
Salt Lake City
George Keverly
Hollywood
Calif
Montreal
Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
Strangler) Lewis
Ithaca
N. Y
Provine Re-elected President Of SIAC At Birmingham Meeting
Dr J W Provine of Mississippi College was unanimously re-elected president of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association. R T Hinton was re-elected secretary and treasurer. District vice presidents were named and Birmingham chosen for the 1936 convention with Howard College hosting.
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Birmingham
Ala
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
J. W. Provine
Mississippi College
Provine
R. T. Hinton
Georgetown College
Georgetown
Hinton
E. H. Schuler
Wofford College
L. H. Tribble
Stetson University
C. C. Stroud
Louisiana Normal College
T. E. McDonough
Eastern Kentucky Normal
Foruth
Howard College
C. E. Causey
Louisville University
University
Ruby Laffoon
Kentucky
Neville Miller
Louisville
Dr. Provine
H. E. Sturgeon
Presbyterian College
Clinton
S. C
Selzer
Newberry
South Carolina
North Carolina
Dr. Selzer
Clark to Meet Ace Freeman in Semifinal Bout
Seattle 171 pounder Vern Clark faces New York Hebrew Ace Freeman in a Wednesday Roosevelt stadium semifinal. Bruscato promotes a fast scientific clash with prior wins by Clark over Ligosky and Carson. Freeman defeated Ludwig by disqualification last week as Ludwig faces Bull Jeffries in the main event.
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Vern Clark
Seattle
Wash
Ace Freeman
New York
Roosevelt Stadium
Charlie Bruscato
Clark
Freeman
Bruscato
George Ligosky
Jack Carson
Toledo
Ohio
Otto Ludwig
Ludwig
Butch Martin
Jeffries
Mexican dollars popular in China for years
The China government has long minted Mexican dollars and used them, keeping the inscription Republica de Mexico on the coins. The practice reflects enduring exchange and cultural ties between Mexico and China.
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China
Republica de Mexico
Mustang grid champions of 1935 named by Dickinson rating
SMU tops the 1935 Dickinson rating, beating Minnesota and Princeton for national collegiate football honors. The Mustangs win the Knute Rockne trophy. LSU and Stanford also high, while Big Ten leads conferences. A late note mentions a London census of homeless wards and beds.
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London
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Allyn Stout
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Texas Christian
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Sam Rice
Buck Newsome
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Jack Dempsey
Ken Strong
Walter Okeson
Eastern Football Officials’ Association
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Primo
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