Track stars thrill fans at Sugar Bowl meet in New Orleans
Four thousand fans watched a drizzly Sugar Bowl track event in New Orleans with two new southern records. Wayne Rideout of Texas Teachers set the two mile mark in 9:03.5, Archie San Romani led the mile in 4:14, and Helen Stephens won the 100 yards for women in 11.3 seconds. A boxing dual and basketball game followed, with a regatta slated for January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan “Bitsy” Grant
Atlanta
Frank Parker
Lawrenceville
N. J
John McDiarmid
Princeton
Arthur Hendrix
Lakeland
Fla
Ernie Sutter
New Orleans
Walter Senior
San Francisco
California
Louisiana State
Santa Clara
Archie San Romani
Kansas State
Glenn Cunningham
New York Uni
Wayne Rideout
Texas
Lash
Marty Glickman
Syracuse
Helen Stephens
Charlie Beetham
Ohio State
Floyd Lochner
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Texas Teachers
Denton
Tex
Don Lash
Indiana
W. A. Morris
Duke
Aldridge
Georgia Tech
Glickman
Collier
Elm Brown
Walker
Fulton
Mary Pfister
Graham Gammon
North Carolina
Cunningham
Tom Deckard
Harold Manning
Glen Dawson
Skellz Club
Sheriff Sale In Ouachita Parish Monroe Properties Auctioned
The Homer National Bank and Ouachita cases seize and offer real estate at Monroe courthouse front door. Properties include parts of Sections 37 13 24 and Croton Grove Plantation totaling about 197 acres plus a 40 acre parcel and other tracts. Auction date January 16 or 23 1937 with cash terms and appraisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita National Bank
Monroe
Joan T. Gladden
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Parish
Ouachita
Louisiana
H. C
N. R
Ouachita River
Horse Shoe Lake
Said Lake
Government Corner No
Township 15
George Selman
C. E
O. B. Morton
H. P. Marks
John Scholars
Croton Grove Plantation
Huskies and Pitt Prepare for Big Rose Bowl
Pasadena host Washington and Pittsburgh close in on New Year’s Day Rose Bowl. Pitt works out in California with Jock Sutherland shuffling a mobile lineup while Washington under Jimmy Phelan tunes up on Brookside field and at Santa Barbara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Pittsburgh
Washington
Washington Huskies
Jimmy Phelan
Brookside Field
Santa Barbara
Pitt
Arrowhead Springs
San Bernardino
Jock Sutherland
Dante Dalle Tezze
Walter Raskowski
Don Hensley
Heinie Adams
Tony Matisi
Elmer Merkovsky
John Chickerneo
John Michelosen
Bobby la Rue
Harold Stebbins
Frank Patrick
Bill Stapulis
Sutherland
Marshall Goldberg
Arnold Greene
Stapulis
Patrick
Phelan
al Craver
Byron
Midway Inc Dissolution and Court Sale Notice
By written consent of all stockholders dated December 18 1936 Midway Inc dissolves and appoints J B Garelick as liquidator to wind up affairs out of court. Creditors or interested parties should contact the liquidator at 313 Bernhardt Ridge Louisiana. Also notices of seizure and sale in Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court set for January 16 1937 detailing multiple described land parcels and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway, Inc
A. D
J. 8
Garelick
Bernhardt Ridg
Louisiana
Public Auction of Monroe Real Estate by FiFa Writ
The People's Homestead & Savings Association Announces sale of multiple parcels in Ouachita Parish Monroe La under a FiFa writ from Fourth District Court. Property includes blocks and lots in Stubbs Place Lovers Lane Monroe and related parcels fronting Sixth Street Caroline Street Lee Avenue and Orange Drive. Sale set for January 16 1937 at Monroe Court House. Terms cash. Milton Coverdale Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the People's Homestead & Savings Association
Frank Massling
State of
Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District
Monroe
Ouachita Cotton Mills
Forest Avenue
Lovers Lane
Ouachita Parish
Stubbs Place
Sixth Street
Caroline Street
Carolina Street
Laytons Park
Said Park
Orange Drive
Robert Yton
Holland
Robert Layton
Lee Avenue
Rochester
Flournoy
Quachita Cotton Mills
Rochester & Flournoy
Ouachita
Ouachitaish
Onroe
Monroe public sale notices from Ouachita parish 1936
Public notices list several marshal sales in Ouachita Parish Louisiana. Items include Lot in Park and Place Addition Monroe sold for cash with bidder terms. M. S. McGuire case with a Minter mule to satisfy writ. K Heninger property in Monroe with riverfront parcel seizure. Francis W. Scott receiver sale of Stubbs Place Addition lot in Monroe. Dates shown December 1936 to January 1937.
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Fife
McGuire
J. O. McCormick
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
West Monroe
Court of
Ouachita Parish
Louisiana
Monroe
Stubbs Place
Stubbs Avenue
Fourth Street
North Fourth Street
Sports chatter mixes showbiz and coaching rumors in New York
The column riffs on Primo Carnera’s comeback, a dancing act with African pygmies, and a busy sports scene. It notes Dave MacMillan’s weak Big Ten start at Minnesota and calls for his job, plus other tidbits about Bill Hewitt quitting, Gil Dobie’s mood, Mickey Cochrane’s spring warning, and coach moves at Harvard and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Brietz
New York
Primo Carnera
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Gopher
Dave MacMillan
MacMillan
Bill Hewitt
Michigan
Chicago Bears
Illinois Central
Gil Dobie
Boston
Mickey Cochrane
Bally" Grimes
Jess Haines
Joe Temes
Washington
Ring Names Schmeling Top Fighter of 1936
Max Schmeling is named the world’s number one fighting man for 1936 by The Ring magazine after a single pro bout in 1935. Louis and Braddock headline group two. other divisions show varied groupings with Engel, Montaner, Canzoneri, and Armstrong among top contenders. The rankings include many notable champions and challengers across weight classes.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Ring
der Moxie
Joe Louis
Detroit Brown Bomber
Jimmy Braddock
Schmeling
Benny Lynch
Scotland
National Boxing Association
Small Montana
Philippines
Louis
Braddock
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
Freddy Steele
Tacoma
Wash
Barney Ross
Chicago
Lou Ambers
Herkimer
Tony Canzoneri
Pedro Montaner
Puerto Rico
Canzoneri
Eddie Cool
Philadelphia
Ambers
Petey Sarron
Mike Belloise
New York Commission
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
California
Freddy Miller
Cincinnati
Sixto Escobar
Harry Jeffra
Baltimore
Jonesville Publisher Buys Palace Theater in Jonesville
Charles A. Phillips editor of the Jonesville Booster buys the Palace theater from Dr. and Mrs. N G Nasif for $8 000. He plans to run the theater while continuing his Catahoula parish newspaper duties of 20 years. The theater will keep its name.
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Ferriday
Charles A. Phillips
Jonesville
Catahoula Parish
Palace Theater
N. G. Nasif
Phillips
Catahoula
Welcoming Duquesne Fans Greet Miami Ahead of Orange Bowl
Miami hosts a gala welcome for the Duquesne University football squad arriving from Pittsburgh. Mayor Fossey and Mayor Snedigar greet the 34 Dukes who will train at Flamingo Park as Mississippi State prepares for the game. A 12,000 plus crowd is expected for the Orange Bowl clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Duquesne University
Mississippi State
Dukes
Pittsburgh
A. H. Fossey
Louis Snedigar
Miami Beach
John
Little Clipper) Smith
Eaves Prefers Basketball Over Football at Auburn
Auburn star Joel Eaves an end on the 1936 All Southeastern team favors basketball over football. A standout on football basketball and baseball teams he is cadet corps officer and plans for a career in teaching coaching or military life. He roommates with Walter Gilbert and captains elect of the 1937 Auburn court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Simms
Auburn
Ala
Joel Eaves
Auburn Plainsmen
Eaves
Walter Gilbert
Gilbert
Tech High
Atlanta
Ouachita Parish Schools Reopen After Christmas Break
The Ouachita parish system resumes regular classes Monday with good attendance though a few students remain away on holiday visits. Monroe city schools reopen Wednesday after a one week vacation, and Northeast Center of LSU along with St. Matthew's School will reopen on January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita Parish
Monroe
Northeast Center
Louisiana State University
St. Matthew's School
Poultrymen Cite Winter Management For Egg Output
Poultrymen say hens cannot maintain high egg production during winter without proper management. They stress lighting, nutrition, and housing adjustments to sustain laying rates in colder months.
GRID COACHES BEGIN ANNUAL SESSION TODAY
Sid Feder reports the annual meeting opens amid debate over pass interference rules with no major changes likely. The ACCA and NCAA discuss amateur status and injury treatment while Kipke is expected to become president of the coaches group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Feder
New York
Bill Cowell
American Football Coaches Association
National Rules Committee
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Association of College Track Coaches of America
Cinder Path Pilots
Association
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Tuss McLaughry
Brown
Kipke
Open Conventions In Education Sanitation And Sportsmanship Brother
Education sanitation and the sportsmanship brotherhood along with allied colleges hold open conventions today. The event gathers educators civic leaders and college representatives to discuss standards and practices for public welfare.
Sports Mirror Recaps Historic Athletics Milestones
Today marks a year since Jesse Owens was ruled ineligible at Ohio State for scholastic deficiency. Three years back Jockey Jack Westrope rode his 300th and 301st winners at Epsom Downs, first US rider to reach 300 since 1908. Five years ago Glenn Thistlesthwaite resigned as Wisconsin football coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jesse Owens
Ohio State University
Jack Westrope
Epsom Downs
United States
Glenn Thistlesthwaite
Wisconsin
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Sugar Bowl
Versity
Homer National Bank
Marcus
Bertha) Kaliski
Parish of
Milton Coverdale
Huskies
Liquidator
John T. Gladden
F. Millsaps
W. C. Oliver
Sheriff's Sale
Sheritt
Sheriff's Sale Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Frank M. Kennedy
Fairview Avenue
Block 4
Pargoud Place
R. L. Kilgore
K. Heninger
W. A. Harrell
South Grand Street
M. L. Morris
B. L. Risher
Marshal
By Scotty Reston
Wes Fesler
Harvard
Bill Bingham
Bingham
Wes
Carl Hubbell
Don
House of David
Vince DiMaggio
Joe
Boston Bees
Gunnar Barlund
Bob Pastor
Ray Impellitiere
Marcel Thil
France
Fred Apostoli
Teddy Yarosz
East Liverpool
Ken Overlin
Norfolk
Babe Risko
N. Y
al Gainor
New Haven
Leo Kelly
Jock McAvoy
England
Lewis
Jimmy MecLarnin
Jack Carroll
Australia
Ceferino Garcia
Jimmy Joy
Richland Amusement Park
Rayville, la
Frances Hotel
Alvis
Rayville Drug Store
Girard Drug Store
Lucas
Tallulah
Duquesne
LT Beer
Falstaff
Sports Mirror
Dorothy Lamour
Jungle Princess
Rey Milland
Jack Haley
Betty Furness
Arthur Treacher
Raymond Walburn
Edward Sedgwick
Web
Gary Cooper
Palm Springs
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