Rainy Weather Drops Mustangs Chance in Rose Bowl
Stanford star Bob Grayson battled a chest cold but planned to play in the New Year day classic against SMU. Coach Matty Bell praised Grayson as an all American and noted his 597 yards of Stanford scrimmage output as key despite rain and illness concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Zimmerman
Associated Press
Pasadena
Calif
Bobby Grayson
Stanford
Southern Methodist
Grayson
Fritz
Gray
Columbia
Lions
Dixie Howell
Alabama
Methodists
Matty Bell
Mustangs
Maurice Orr
Orr
Bell
Liquidation sale for Richland equidating company assets
Legal notice of a liquidation sale at the Monroe courthouse on December 30 1935 to liquidate Richland Parish gas wells Cooper No 1 and Godfrey No 2 and leases with Century Carbon United Carbon rights. sale subject to existing contract and rights of lessors. Additional sheriff sale notices list multiple properties in Ouachita Parish with cash terms and seizure details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richlandating Company, Inc
Wiil
Monroe
Louisiann
Richland Parish
Louisiana
Century Carbon Company
United Carbon Compenny
Lessors Co
P. Hatcher
Sheriff's Base
West Monroe
Sports Mirror Recaps Historical Highlights
AP notes this day in sports history with items such as Prof Floyd Eastwood of NYU linked to football deaths, Jim Bausch receiving Sullivan Memorial Medal in 1932, Rogers Hornsby signing to manage the Chicago Cubs for 1933 34, and New York state motor vehicle fees totaling 115 million dollars with an average 38.11 per vehicle in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Floyd Eastwood
New York University
Jim Bausch
Kansas
Sullivan
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
New York State
Louis Rated Above Braddock By Sportsmen
Boxing writers place Joe Louis as the heavyweight champion atop the Ring magazine 1935 rankings with James Braddock in the second tier Braddock earns recognition in the second group alongside Schmeling and Carnera Other divisions list Small Montana Balcazar Sangchelli Escobar Salica and Risko among top contenders while Thil leads the bantamweights and Braddock is acknowledged for his upset crown win over Max Baer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jimmy Braddock
Joe Louis
Joe
Jim
Detroit
Ring Boxing Magazine
Sports Writers
Louis
Braddock
Ring
Nat Fleischer
Montana
Benny Lynch
Scotland
Balcazar Sangchelli
Spain
Panama
al Brown
Sixto Escobar
Puerto Rico
United States
Lou Salica
Babe Risko
Syracuse
Marcel Thil
France
Max Baer
Baer
Primo Carera
Max Schmeling
Carnera
Tommy Loughran
Hank Hankinson
Charley Retzlaff
Buddy Baer
Ray Impellitiere
Eddie Mader
al Ettore
Ford Smith
Paulino Uzcudun
Orange Bowl Teams Reach Miami For New Year’s Clash
Both teams arrive in Miami by nightfall for the Orange Bowl game pitting the Catholic University eleven against the University of Mississippi. Bergman praises his squad’s attitude as Mississippi eases into city ahead of kickoff while observers note Catholic’s ten pound per man advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Catholic University
Washington
University of Mississippi
Arthur J
Dutch” Bergman
Mississippi
Petition for administration of Margaritis estate in Ouachita Parish
Mulhearn Funeral Home petitions the Fourth Judicial District Court for letters of administration on the estate of Nicholas Margaritis also known as Nicholas Margos, intestate. Notice is given to show cause within ten days why the prayer should not be granted. Deputy Clerk LEON H. POOLER orders publication December 23 1935 with notices dated December 24 1935 December 30 1935 and January 3 1936.
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People’s Homestead & Savings Association
Emmett S. Ramsey
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Parish of
Ouachita
Monroe
Louisiana
Lemal
Pilatol
Fifth Street
Washington Street
Nicholas Margaritis
Margos
Mulhearn Funeral Home, Inc
Nicholas Margos
Peter S. Mulhearn
Best jokes of 1935 and 1935 sports notes collage
A brisk roundup of humorous lines and notable sports moments from 1935. Mentions include the Boston Braves Max Baer Joe Louis and Col. Jake Ruppert with remarks on college football coaches Lou Little and Hank Anderson and ceiling of boxing writers meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Boston Braves
Max Baer
Billy McCarney
Eddie Neil
Ethiopia
Eddie
Wallace Wade
North Carolina
Danno O'Mahoney
Jim Browning
Don George
Jimmy Doyle
Hiram
Joe Louis
Paulino
King Levinsky
Joe Jacobs
Jake Ruppert
Yankees
Tom Yawkey
Ford Frick
National League
Mike Jacobs
Cuba
Jimmy Braddock
Woodcliff
N. J
Bill Brown
Lou Little
Hank Anderson
N. C
Tennessee
Georgia
Elmer Layden
Olympic Committee Seeks Unity In Ranks
The American Olympic Committee moves to unify its ranks for the 1936 Berlin Games. It accepted resignations from opposing members and proposes courteous withdrawals for lukewarm supporters. A Brundage plan to survey all members seeks a positive stand amid financial backing prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Olympic Committee
United States
Germany
Amateur Athletic Union
Nazi Germany
Avery Brundage
Chicago
Foreign officials must obtain permission via Washington legation
The War Department states that official representatives of foreign governments wishing to visit aircraft factories under contract must secure permission through their legation in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States War Department
War Department
Washington
Cadet Van Roden Scores in Valley Forge Practice
Cadet Dick Van Roden of Media balances on Cadet Bill Bromley of Erie to score during a Valley Forge Military Academy practice. A separate note states that every gallon of gas consumed produces one gallon of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick van Roden
Media
Bill Bromley
Erie
Valley Forge Military Academy
Sugar Bowl sports program opens in carnival New Orleans
New Orleans begins its delayed Sugar Bowl season with a 3 p.m. track meet and golf event. The Sugar Bowl football game between Louisiana State and Texas Christian draws national interest as 27 TCU players arrive and LSU prepares in Baton Rouge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Southern Yacht Club
Louisiana State
Texas Christian
California
Jack Torrance
Glenn Cunningham
Charles Hornbostel
Anti Ice Solution Feeds Propeller Blades in Flight
A device for continuous anti-ice solution to propeller blades while airborne is being adopted on many U S air lines. The system keeps blades clear of ice during flight, improving safety and efficiency.
Tunney Tip Top After Tennis Still In Fine Form
Gene Tunney former heavyweight champion appears fit after finishing a tennis match in Palm Springs California. The 7 year retired fighter shows readiness and athletic condition as he returns to public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Tunney
Palm Springs
Calif
Speed swimmers set new marks in Miami Biltmore show
Hearted by a stellar opening, Adolph Kiefer led a record surf of feats at the Miami Biltmore aquatic show. Kiefer clocked 400 meter backstroke in 5 28.6 to eclipse a world mark, while Vande Weghe and Lenore Knight also posted new marks in backstroke and freestyle events respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Miami Biltmore
Adolph Kiefer
Kiefer
Maxiolo Kalili
Honolulu
Chicago
George Kojac
Massquepa
Albert Vande Weghe
New York Athletic Club
Dorsethea Dickinson
Manhattan Beach
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Stanford, Ill
People’s Homestead & Savings Assation
Walter Starrie
Parish of Ouachitarth
Fourth Judicial Trict
Hits
Miller Dreyfous
Lotsa
First Street
Young’s Bayou
Milton Coverdale
Section
Township 18
Section 28
T. E. Plourney
Township
N. R
Breard Investments
Zelgin
Ransom Estate
ER & W
Ouroe
Bledenham Realty Co. Inc
Dixie Investment, Co., Inc
Parish of Owuachita
Prichard
First Joint Stock Land Bank of
Eugenia
Wright
S. & P. Railway
Austin
Eby
Pine Street
McLain and Crosley
West
Mill and
Cypress Street
Mill Street
Ouachita Ice & Coal Company
Sports Mirror
Fight Magazine
Leon H. Pooler
By Eddie Brietz
Olympic Committee
America
Zerone
Hust
Schenley Whiskey
Cream OF
Collens
Five Points
Pharmacy
DeSiard
Haight
Schenley
Kentucky
Strauss & Son
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