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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1936

Page

6

Minnesota Footballers Again Second In AP Sports Poll

The AP sports poll ranks Minnesota as the outstanding college gridiron team for the third straight year, despite a defeat. New York Yankees lead, followed by Minnesota with 107 points, US track and field squad second in Olympic results, and Washington crew fourth.

New York New York Yankees Giants Colonel Ruppert Associated Press Sports Yankees Gehrig, DiMaggio and Company Minnesota Golden Gophers University of Washington Die Lange See Gruenau U. S University of Washington Crew Green Bay Packers Setanpame Abe Louisiana State Argentina Polo Olympic Iowan Ceiler New York Giants Detroit Red Wings Germany Hollywood Universals McPherson Oilers Long Island University University of Texas Cincinnati Reds Yale University U. S. Olympic Swimming Team; Tulsa Oilers Duquesne Southern California St. Louis Cardinals Detroit Tigers

Ole Miss Cagers Set Ten Conference Games

University of Mississippi posts a ten game conference schedule announced by athletic director Ed Walker. The slate includes L. A. on campus and Tulane on campus in January, Mississippi State at Starkville in February, Alabama at Tuscaloosa, and Mississippi State on campus, with additional games to be arranged later.

Alabama Tuscaloosa Mississippi State

LSU Coach Denies Tinsley Pro Football Plan

LSU coach Bernie Moore denied that any graduating players including All-America end Gaynell Tinsley had decided to play professional football. Tinsley had been reported drafted by the Chicago Cardinals for 1937, but Moore said none of about ten seniors had agreed to join pro clubs despite receiving letters.

Baton Rouge Bernie Moore Louisiana State University Gaynell Tinsley Tinsley Chicago Cardinals Moore

Roundup of sports chatter and cross-sport rumors

Newsbriefs cover Pitt buzz for the Rose Bowl sellout and Frank Carver. Strangler Lewis earns another world air travel trophy. Bets soar on Reds vs Giants, Redskins jockey for Buffalo, Branch Rickey mentors college players, and Jim Downing to name his son James Dempsey. Indiana opens hoops at the Garden. Sixto Escobar eyed for February title bout. Joe Louis on film. Nevers whispered about.

Eddie Brietz New York Frank Carver Pitt Ballyhoo Rose Bowl Strangler Lewis Big Air Lines Strangler Charlie Dressen Bill Terry Reds Giants George Preston Marshall Boston Redskins Buffalo Branch Rickey Jimmy Downing Tampa James Dempsey Old Jack Norman Okla Miami Jimmy Phelan Washington Oakland Tribune Michigan Sixto Escobar Lou Salica Los Angeles Joe Levy

All-Star Team Of Married Men Named

Morgan Blake selects an all star eleven of married players from the Southeastern Conference. Ends Tinsley and Morgan. tackles Kinard and Carroll. guards Preston and Weaver. center Lumpkin. quarterback Young. halves Sims and Karam. fullback Johnson.

Atlanta Morgan Blake The Atlanta Journal Dan Cupid Paul Carroll Clarence Strange Louisiana State Hal Chance Georgia Tech Frank Kinard Mississippi Curley Dickens Hugh Rodgers Herbert Roton Auburn Gaynell Tinsley Jim Morgan DeWitt Weaver Tennessee Blake Charley Preston Tinsley Morgan

Tiger Cagers To Play In Cuban Sports Meet

LSU plans tentative participation in the Cuban National Sports Carnival in Havana December 30 to 31. Ten players would sail from New Orleans December 26 if approved. LSU may face Columbia Havana University the University of Mexico and other quintets. The Tigers open the season at home against Southwestern Louisiana Institute Wednesday night.

Baton Rouge Louisiana State University Havana New Orleans Puerto Rico University of Puerto Rico Columbia Havana University University of Mexico Tiger Cegers Southwestern Louisiana Institute

Bucky Bryan Accepts East-West Invitation

Tulane star halfback Bucky Bryan accepted an invitation to join the East West charity game in San Francisco New Year’s Day. Eastern coach Colgate’s Andy Kerr extended the offer.

New Orleans Bucky Bryan Tulane University San Francisco Andy Kerr Colgate

Millers defeat Centenary Gents to close warmup

Brown Paper mill's basketball team the Brownies won 49 to 22 over Centenary's Gentlemen in a warmup game. The Brownies led 26-12 at halftime and dominated with tight defense and fast scoring. Demmary Shaver and Alford led Brown with 10 and 9 points respectively. The Brownies next face Phillips 66 club in Bartlesville Friday.

Brown Paper Mill Missouri Valley A. A. U Centenary’s A. A. U. Territory Brownies Bartlesville Okla Brown Shreveport Collegians Millers Centenary Gents Ed Shaver Theo Alford Bob Decker Decker Shreveporters Gene Demmary Tall Brown Shaver Alford Frank Bryski Cary Phillips Demmary Lingo Centenar Huddleston Beasley Looper Phillips 66 Santa Fe Trails Quintet Kansas City Phillips Dr. Peppers Dallas Hutchinson Renos Hutchinson Kas St. Louis Range Riders Centenary FG Savane Iawlaxkeds Sciosejanss Kennedy Rawlinson Gsc Yass Vikas Syedhio Aiea Sco Randderes S.s Eere Haynes Tulane

Woman Stable Owner Is Toast Of Bay Meadows

Bay Meadows in San Mateo honors Ruth Parton of Toppenish Washington for training, shoeing horses, and riding her own string including Prince Bow and Cross Bow. Parton began as a rodeo performer, bought a ranch, earned a trainer’s license when Washington legalized racing, and now targets stake races with plans to bring top horses from Toppenish to wider competition.

San Mateo Calif Bay Meadows Tract Ruth Parton Toppenish Wash Prince Bow Miss Parton Ticely Kay Bert Baroni Washington Patou Bow Seattle Tanforan

Boxing Revival Kicks Off at Joseph M. Davidson High

St Joseph La Dec 16 James Walker of St Joseph sparred with Bob Johnson of Newellton in the first bout of a new high school boxing series sponsored by Joseph M. Davidson High School.

ST. Joseph ST. Joseph Joseph M. Davidson

Giant McClary Subdues Bashara In Long Match

Giant wrestler McClary defeats Bashara in a lengthy bout at Roosevelt Stadium. Bashara, known as a brutal opponent, takes and gives punishment, with the match illustrating his durability and McClary's rally for the win.

Giant McClary Bashara Pat McClary Oregon McClary

No Wrestling Show Cancelled at Roosevelt Next Week

Promoter Phillip Lisotta announced there will be no wrestling show at Roosevelt stadium next Tuesday night due to Christmas plans. He said stores stay open at night and Neville High School begins its boxing schedule that date. Shows resume after Christmas with bigger and better wrestlers.

Roosevelt Stadium Phillip Lisotta Lisotta Neville High School

Packers Top Performer Leads 1936 NFL Season Narrative

New York December 16 report highlights Arnold Herber of the Green Bay Packers as the standout player of the 1936 season. He completed 77 of 173 passes for 1239 yards, added 129 yards in a playoff, and helped the Packers gain 2250 yards from scrimmage. Ed Matesic and others trail in passing and rushing figures.

New York Green Bay Packers Arnold Flash) Herber Packers Herber Boston Red Skins Ed Matesic Pittsburgh Pirates Phil Larboe Chicago Cardinals Brooklyn Dodgers Ed Danowski New York Giants Dutch Clark Detroit Lions Alphonse (Tuffy) Leemans Giants Tuffy Ace Gutowsky Cliff Battles Red Skins George Grosvenor Cardinals Clark Battles Grosvenor Matesic

Wrestling Results From Tonight Across Several Cities

Abe Coleman of Los Angeles defeated Nick Campofreda of Baltimore by injury forfeit after each won a fall in New Haven. Steve Casey of Ireland beat Dick Stahl of Germany in two straight falls in Providence. John Pesek of Omaha defeated Dick Lever of Nashville in two straight falls in Lincoln. Ali Baba of Turkey pinned Abe Kashey of Minneapolis in St. Paul after a 45 minute bout with weights unavailable.

Associated Press New Haven Conn Abe Coleman Los Angeles Nick Campofreda Baltimore Campofreda Providence A. 1 Steve Crusher Minn Ali Baba Turkey Abe Kashey Minneapolis

Annual football banquet tonight at Virginia hotel

Northeast Center of L. S. A. will hold its annual football banquet at the Virginia hotel at 7 p.m. tonight, announced by Coach Jim Malone. The event is co sponsored by the college and Monroe business men, with lettermen of the 1936 squad to be announced and several short talks. Dean Stephen A Caldwell will preside.

Northeast Center Virginia Hotel Jim Malone College Monroe Indians Stephen A. Caldwell

Florida to Play 10-Game Grid Schedule in 1937

Florida announces a 10 game football schedule for 1937. The Gators will host or visit Stetson Temple Sewanee Mississippi State Maryland Georgia Clemson Georgia Tech Auburn and Kentucky with homecoming on November 20 at Gainesville.

Florida Gainesville Fla University of Florida Gators Stetson Temple Philadelphia Sewanee Mississippi State State College Miss Maryland College Park Georgia Clemson Georgia Tech Auburn Jacksonville Kentucky

Helen Stephens Named Leading Woman Athlete

New York December 16 Helen Stephens the Fulton Missouri flash who sprinted the Olympic 100 meter in 11 4 broke all records for the metric century was named the year s No 1 woman athlete in the Associated Press sixth annual poll Her triumphs include three AAU national titles the 100 meter dash discus throw and shot put Her Berlin stadium run before 160000 spectators echoed in this year s vote though she faced stiffer competition than Jesse Owens among the men.

New York Helen Stephens Fulton Associated Press Miss Stephens

Neville Tigers Set To Meet Bastrop Rams In Season Opener

Neville High boxing heads into the season opener next Tuesday night against Bastrop High. The Tigers bring limited returning district winners and face a Bastrop squad with five vets, led by Louie Thomas and James McDowell. Walter Brady is expected to top the card in a likely clash with McDowell as both clubs push for early momentum.

Neville High School Rams Bastrop High School John Letard Bengals David White James “Red” McDowell Glenn Allgood Tony Byrd Tigers Walter Brady Neville McDowell Brady Tiger Bastrop Redhead Percy Brown Bengal

Balsamo to Meet Krieger in New York Bout

Harry Balsamo fights Solly Krieger in a ten round middleweight clash at the Hip Podrome on Wednesday. The bout offers a test of Balsamo after a setback to Babe Risko and a chance to show whether hype matched his ring skill.

New York Harry Balsamo Babe Risko Hippodrome Balsamo Solly Krieger Risko Harry

College basketball scores from multiple sites across the nation

Scores reported from games in Magnolia Arkansas Selinsgrove Pennsylvania Newark Delaware Battle Creek Michigan Big Rapids Michigan New York Chicago Oneonta New York Norman Oklahoma Danville Kentucky Columbia Huntington West Virginia Cincinnati Cape Girardeau Missouri Kingston Rhode Island listing results for teams such as Louisiana Normal Roanoke Susquehanna Delaware Hampden Sydney Battle Creek Hope Ferris Institute St Peters St Johns Armour Tech Columbia Fordham Hartwick Panzer LIU Southern Methodist Oklahoma Louisville Centre Presbyterian Loyola Kansas State Marshall Lincoln Memorial Kentucky Xavier Southeast Missouri Teachers Rhode Island State Arnold 30 to 66.

Magnolia Ark Louisiana Normal Magnolia A. and Selinsgrove Roanoke Susquehanna Newark Del University of Delaware Hampden-Sydney Battlecreek Mich Assumption Windsor, Ont Battle Creek Big Rapids Hope Ferris Institute New York St. Peters Jersey City St. Johns Brooklyn Chicago Beloit Wis Armour Tech Columbia Fordham Oneonta N. Y Clarkson Tech Hartwick Panzer College East Orange Long Island University Norman Okla Southern Methodist University University of Oklahoma Danville U. of Louisville Centre College Presbyterian South Carolina Loyola Kansas State Huntington W. Va Marshall Lincoln Memorial Tenn Cincinnati University of Kentucky Xavier Cape Girardeau, Mo Illinois College Jacksonville Southeast Missouri Teachers Kingston, R. I Rhode Island State Arnold

Normal varsity and frosh elevate clash at State Teachers’ college

Normal college in Natchitoches La hosts a Wednesday benefit game pairing the varsity and freshman football teams against themselves on the local field. The event caps a six day sports slate that includes basketball twin bills in Magnolia and upcoming games with East Texas Lions and Illinois college. Seniors barred from the grid clash heighten the rookies versus sophomores and juniors contest dynamic.

Natchitoches Louisiana State Normal College State Teachers’ College Prather Basketeers Arkansas A. and M. Mule Riders Magnolia East Texas Lions of Commerce Illinois College Quintet of Jacksonville

Four Conference Foes On Maroons Mitt Schedule

The University of Mississippi boxing team announces a four conference slate with two bouts against Mississippi State. The schedule includes January 16 L. S. A. at Baton Rouge January 20 Tulane at New Orleans February 5 Alabama on campus February 12 Mississippi State and February 22 Mississippi State at home.

University, Miss University of Mississippi Mississippi State Baton Rouge Tulane New Orleans Alabama Starkville

Waterproof Prepares for Class B Title Game Bleachers Arrive

Waterproof Louisiana plans for the state championship game against Vinton with portable 1000-seat bleachers secured from Natchez and band music by Bob Foster. Coach Statham Crosby says the Tigers, led by Willie Bennett Almon Marron and Parker Wiggins, seek their first state crown and remain in strong form.

Waterproof Waterproof Tigers North Louisiana Vinton South Louisiana Natchez, Miss American Legion Post Statham Crosby Crosby Bob Foster Natchez Tigers Bengals Willie Bennett Bennett Almon Marron Parker Wiggins Marron Wiggins

WPA Builds Five Giant Reptile Replicas for Rapid City Park

WPA workers shape steel and concrete to recreate five giant dinosaurs for a new dinosaur park in Rapid City South Dakota. The project aims to showcase prehistoric life and attract visitors to the region.

WPA Rapid City S. D

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