Poole Stars For CE Team With Football Trades
In this year CE stars Jim Poole shines amid football trades. Key moves involve Poole and several roster adjustments shaping the season.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1936
Page
4
In this year CE stars Jim Poole shines amid football trades. Key moves involve Poole and several roster adjustments shaping the season.
In a rare mid winter major trade Philadelphia Athletics leader Connie Mack sent third baseman Pinky Higgins to the Boston Red Sox in exchange for infielder Bill Werher. Cronin may move Higgins to Indians for Joe Vosmik as he plans to play third base himself.
Baseball men at league sessions heard a near completion deal sending Dizzy Dean from the St. Louis Cardinals to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Reports say Paul Waner could replace Arky Vaughan in the swap, with Tommy Padden and three rookies plus cash also involved amid talks led by Branch Rickey.
A year ago the Athletics sold Jimmie Foxx to the Red Sox and Detroit Tigers bought Al Simmons from the White Sox. Three years ago former Princeton football coach William N. Roper, 53, died. Five years ago Horton Smith broke his wrist in an auto accident after leading qualifiers in the San Francisco Open match play tournament.
Illinois horse racing wagering totaled 32,133,764 dollars for six Chicago area tracks, down about 2,000,000 from 1935. George Foster, secretary of the Illinois racing commission, cited weather as a major factor for the drop, reporting the figures on Wednesday night.
Normal plans a Friday night grid banquet at Louisiana State Normal college in Natchitoches to honor 28 varsity lettermen and 18 freshmen. Guest speakers include LSU coaches RE Nelson Ben Enis and Tigers players Gaynell Tinsley and Rock Reed. Demon Knights Jazz band will perform.
Eleven players from 11 conference teams are chosen as most valuable by their peers, with Georgia Tech declining due to a school custom. LSU will complete the list, and the 12 finalists will vote for one overall MVP to be awarded a Banner trophy.
In New York Harry Jeffra outpointed Sixto Escobar to claim the bantamweight title. In Chicago Eddie Win ston knocked out Maurice Strickland. In San Francisco Sonny Walker outpointed Tommy Loughran. In Flint Roger Bernard defeated Wesley Martin in a ten round decision.
TAMPA Fla December 10 Two new teams appear on the University of Tampa football schedule for next season. The schedule includes October 22 Springhill college of Mobile here November 6 Louisiana Tech here November 29 Mississippi college here.
Orlando reporters say former major leaguer Joe Tinker showed a sinking spell in his illness of diabetes and Brights disease. Physicians warned his condition remained serious and recovery doubtful.
Stonewall lodge No 8 Knights of Pythias holds a regular meeting at the lodge headquarters starting at 7 30 pm. A rank of page will be conferred and several other matters of importance to the membership will be taken up with a full attendance urged.
Baugh credits TC pass receivers for his success while A. P. All-America praise centers on their route work. Sammy Baugh hints at pro football risks and contemplates baseball as a steadier future. Glenn Hardin, Olympic champion, signs a seven year film contract.
In a Montreal minor league meeting deal the Chicago Cubs sent three players valued at 59,000 and 50,000 cash to the San Francisco Seals for Joe Marty the Bruins outfielder. Marty who is said to rank near Joe DiMaggio hit 31 last season.
Co Coaches Dick Hanley and Andy Kerr announced the Shrine East team for the New Year’s Day game in San Francisco. Eastern selections include Ed Widseth and Charles Hamrick tackles, Steve Reid guard, Earl Svendsen and Ty Rey centers, Ray Buivid and John Drake halbacks, plus Steve Toth Ed Janowski Kurlish and Handrahan at back positions. Five more far east players remain to be chosen.
Norman Schoen, Baldwin Wallace halfback from Berea Ohio, scored 117 points to lead the nation this season. He is pictured center, flanked by Bill Davidson end and Bill Krause tackle.
Baton Rouge Louisiana December 16 set as the date for Louisiana State's basketball debut with Southwestern Louisiana visiting Baton Rouge. Coach Harry Rabenhorst fields a new lineup after losses to Lindey and Miller, counting on Arnold Bryan Leon Lindsey Glen Delefield Jim Welsh Sid Adger and others to fill gaps while Wade and Hathorn provide guard leadership.
News wrap notes avoiding anti soft touch label as Pitt earns Rose Bowl invite amid heavy Southern pressure. Mentions Alabama and LSU pursuing bowl slots while Huskies invite Panthers. Also covers Owens track limits, Derby and Preakness money, and Olympic committee changes with Brundage stepping down.
Readable text lists a road service contact at 306 Walnut Street with phone 1041 and a reference across from Lee-Rovers Chevrolet Co. Road service line 1040 is also noted.
Mississippi State College celebrates its Maroons with a banquet in STATE COLLEGE Miss tonight honoring the team for a fine season and ahead of the Orange Bowl game against Duquesne on New Year s Day Major Sasse will announce 1936 lettermen Ransom E Aldrich board member and former Alumni president will toast and Oliver Ememoriel editor of the McComb Enterprise will give the main address
The New York Giants announced the purchase of four Cotton States league pitchers from Greenwood. The players are right handers Willam Benne, John Meteki, Tom Ferrick and southpaw William Yarewick, acquired from Greenwood on Wednesday night.
In Knoxville Tennessee University of Tennessee led by 16 points at halftime and held Tennessee Wesleyan to a 36 20 victory. In Cape Girardeau Missouri Southeast Teachers defeated Arkansas State Teachers 48 22.
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