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31 Dec 1934
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Monroe News Star in Monroe, Louisiana
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1934
Page
1
Sugar Bowl Showdown Looms Over Tulane Temple Clash
Tulane and Temple sharpen tactics for the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans with key players sidelined by injury. Bob Simon and John Boyd may miss action as star backs Smukler and Simons, both recovering, are eyed as prime attractions in the 30,000-seat Tulane Stadium showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Tulane
Temple
Ted Cox
Old Fox
Pop” Warner
Owls
Syads
Greenies
Tomorow
Bob Simon
John Boyd
Dave” Smukler
Warner
Jim Thorpe
Ed “Little Monk” Simons
Uchdown
Arief
Asoth
Cox and Warner
Tulane Wise
Hardy Docherty
L.T
Ary Liston
U.G
Evans ‘Stevens
Robinson Gurzynski
R.G
G. Tessier Russell
R-T
Moss Anderson
R.E
Kyle Frey
Q.B
Brownson Mowrey
L.H
Simons Testa
R.H
Mintz Smukler
F.B
Loftin
Injuries Hit Easterners Ahead of East-West Charity Game
The 22 player eastern squad suffers fresh injuries ahead of the East-West charity contest in San Francisco. Doug Nott and Lund face doubtful status after ankle and cold ailments, while Duane Purvis of Purdue is out with a torn knee tendon. Western stars remain healthy as coaches plan an attack oriented game. Weather forecasts call for a dry field and partly cloudy skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mississippi
Doug Nott
Detroit
Berke& Camp
Purdue
Nott
Lund
Purvis
Andy Kerr
Dick Hanley
Oregon
Larson
Minn
Iddox
Kas
Pacetti
Wise
Gacey
Okla
Harwigg
Pitt
Apimering
Akerstrom
Colgate Eodoratus
Shepherd Ww
Elnl
St. M'y's
Weinstock
New Use in Wants Cites 33 As Key Figure
In a terse note, the record identifies the item as a new use in wants with 33 as a central figure. The text suggests a financial or procedural context but provides limited detail.
Gridiron trends of present noted by Gould
Alan Gould surveys college football in the week’s wind regard ing recruiting and subsidies, noting lack of solid evidence but highlighting injuries, rule debates, and scheduling shifts. He covers Princeton Harvard Pennsylvania reunions, Harvard Cornell talks, and broader inter sectional interests including Texas, SMU, Rice, and TCU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Carnegie Foundation
Floyd Eastwood
Princeton
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Syracuse
Army
West Point
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Duke
Texas
Southern Methodist
Rice
Texas Christian
R. N. Blackwell
Texas Centennial
Pittsburgh
Ohio State
Minnesota
Panthers
Pitt
Yale
National Rules Committee
Walter Okeson
Clark D. Shaughnessy
University of Chi
Bucknell and Miami Taper Before Orange Bowl Clash
Bucknell University and the University of Miami held secret drills in Miami for the Orange Bowl inter sectional tilt. Bucknell pressed for heat acclimation with a snappy workout while Miami limited practice to limbering exercises under Coach Tom McCann returning after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Fla
Bucknell University
University of Miami
Hurricanes
Tom McCann
Miami
Hurricane
Bucknell
E. E. Mylin
Bisons
Penn State
Washington
Jefferson
Villanova
Mylin
Dolphin, Quakeress, Dixie Win Orleans Boat Races
In the Sugar Bowl regatta at Southern Yacht Club Dolphin won the schooner class skippered by Eugene Aschaffenburg Quakeress II topped the 21 foot sloop class under J M Kinebrew and Dixie took the star class under Davis Weuscher. A large Sugar Bowl crowd watched three feature races under sunny skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Dolphin
Quakeress
Dixie
Southern Yacht Club
Eugene Aschaffenburg
J. M. Kinebrew
Davis Weuscher
Boxing in 1935 Seen as in Bad State by N B A Chief
Edward C. Foster argues boxing needs a major overhaul in 1935. He criticizes promoters and managers, calls for stronger state athletic commissions, and predicts a year of ongoing poor matches and fragile fan interest with notes on champions such as Bob Olin Teddy Yarosz Barney Ross Jimmy McLarnin and Sixto Escobar. He highlights Panama Al Brown’s decline and urges reforms to restore public confidence and business viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Foster
National Boxing Association
Providence
R. 1
Tepituriatas Sothassiststa
Rosenbloom-Olin
New York
Bob Olin
Barney Ross
Sion
Sixto Escobar
Panama al Brown
Europe
Brown
America
Escobar
Sugar Bowl Net Tourney Reaches Finals Monday
Wilmer Allison of Texas and Berkeley Bell of New York top seeds meet in the Sugar Bowl singles final in New Orleans. Hall and Barr upset top doubles pair Allison Bell 6 4 4. Sutter brothers beat Doyle and Watters 6 1 9 6 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Wilmer Allison
Texas
Berkeley Bell
New York
Sutter
Ernie
Eddie
J. Gilbert Hall
Orange
N. J
Doc” Barr
Allison
Hall
Cliff Sutter
Bell
Cliff
Barr
Warren Doyle, Jr
Doug Watters
Hunters Wounded by Auto Thieves Near Norco
Two New Orleans residents were shot while defending their parked car from a suspected theft near Norco. Philip Bias 45 was hit in the legs by buckshot and John Whalen 29 was grazed, as LeRoy Bias 71 joined the response. the assailants fired and fled, with the hunters believing they hit one attacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Norco
Philip Bias
John Whalen
LeRoy Bias
Bias
Whalen
Irate wife shoots at cafe waitress in Shreveport
Mrs. Sam B. Davis, booked on shooting with intent to kill, allegedly entered a restaurant with a pistol Sunday and fired at 24 year old waitress Annie V. Berkley. no one was injured. Davis claimed Berkley stole her husband’s affections and had warned her previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Sam B. Davis
Annie V. Berkley
Breaks likely decide Rose Bowl clash between Alabama and Stanford
Coaches Frank Thomas and Tiny Thornhill predicted a close Rose Bowl, stressing the importance of breaks and strategic plays. Both teams planned final workouts with injury notes on Alabama halfback Jim Angelich and Stanford stars Bobby Grayson Monk Moscrip and Keith Topping. Weather expected clear, kickoff 2 15 p.m. PST with about 85 000 in attendance and lineups showing Alabama and Stanford strengths and weaknesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Zimmerman
Associated Press
Pasadena
Calif
Alabama
Stanford
Frank Thomas
Crimson Tides
Claude
Tiny) Thornhill
Tiny
Thomas
Jim Angelich
Bama
Thornhill
Palo Alto
Bobby Grayson
Monk Moscrip
Keith Topping
Grayson
Rose Buwil Wis
Red Regiment
United States
Alabama Pas
Don Hutson
James Moserip
Bill Lee
Bob Reynolds
Charles Marr
W. Adams
Kay Francis
Westley Muller
Bob Morrow
L. Rouble
James Whatley
C. Callaway
Paul Bryant
Riley Smith
Frank Alustiza
Millard Howell
Elza van Dellen
Bob Hamilton
J. Demyanovich
Bob Evans
Muliken
Cort Majors
California
G. M. Phillips
Georgia Tech
R. J. Ducute
Alabama Poly
Body Of Train Victim Sent To Charlotte
In Pasagoula Mississippi the body of Robert S. Corley a 34 year old man from Charlotte North Carolina was sent to Charlotte after being run over by a train near the town yesterday Police identified him by a transient meal card found in his pocket and issued by the New Orleans bureau. Police believe he accidentally fell beneath the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pascagoula
Miss
Robert S. Corley
Charlotte
N. C
Corley
New Orleans
Curley
Turpentine Operator Broke and Takes Own Life
John H. Long, 63, a former turpentine operator well known in Louisiana and Mississippi, died of a self-inflicted bullet wound in Picayune. Police say he told attendants he was broke and had no money to live on. He leaves a widow, a daughter in Osilla, Georgia, and a son, John Long 144, who lived with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picayune
Miss
John H. Long
Louisiana
Mississippi
Long
Osilla
John Long
Atlanta Divine Accepts Shreveport Pastorate
The Rev. Wade H. Boggs of Druid Hills Presbyterian church has accepted the pastorate of First Presbyterian church in Shreveport Louisiana and hopes to begin duties in late January. He is a Davidson College and University of Texas graduate and formerly led Arsenal Hill Presbyterian in Columbia South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Wade H. Boggs
Druid Hills Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Shreveport
Boggs
Davidson College
N. C
University of Texas
Austin (Texas) Presbyterian
Editor Joel R. Smith of Interstate Progress Dies
Logansport La December 31 Joel R. Smith aged 56 editor and publisher of the Interstate Progress newspaper died after several weeks of illness. He had run the paper for fifteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Joel R. Smith
Interstate Progress
Quachita Cotton Mills Plans Annual Stockholders Meeting
Note to stockholders announces the regular annual meeting of Quachita Cotton Mills on Wednesday January 2 1935 between 10 and 4 at the company office to elect a board of directors and transact other business as may come before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quachita Cotton Mills
Ouachita Bank Stockholders Meet January 9 1935 Monroe
Regular annual meeting of stockholders of The Ouachita National Bank in Monroe Louisiana set for January 9 1935 with two sessions. First to elect a board of directors for the coming year, second to review the liquidating committee report and supervise bank affairs and equity handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita National Bank of
Monroe
Ouachita National Bank
Lost Mortgage Note and Public Auction Notice in Ouachita Parish
Notice declares a June 1 1932 mortgage note for 5000 dollars lost or stolen and warns against purchase. It also details a foreclosure seizure in cause 323571 by the Federal Land Bank of New Orleans against W L DeMoss administrator of J H DeMoss and Musa E Denis with sale set for January 26 1935 at the Ouachita Parish courthouse. Milton Coveredale sheriff lists the 80 acre property described as SE quarter of SE quarter and south half of NE quarter of section 9 township 16 north range 4 east, cash sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G
A. M. Berry
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Bayou Lapine
Ouachita Parish
Louisiana
Civil District Court
Parish OF Orleans
Gaston L. Porterie
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Parish of
Orleans
State of
Endowment Department
James O'Connor, JR
New Orleans
Walter L. Gleason
People’s Homestead & Savings Association
W. A. Bailey
Ouachita
Monroe
Old Trenton
Wm. Phillips & Co
CB “L
People's Homestead & Savings Association
Stella Ross
Parish
Jackson Street
Flournoy Street
Higginbotham Lot
Ouachita River
J. E. Pope
E. C. Mee Gee
C. E
People’s Homestead & Sayings Association
Athalle Johnson
Hugh Johnson
Crescent Bend
Cole Street
Webster Street
Block 43
Sheriff's Sale People’s Homestead & Savings Association
Amos V. Ponder
Johnston
Polk Street
Pole Street
Liddell Avenue
B. G. Williams
B. D. Albritton
Federal Land Bank of New Orleans
W. L. DeMoss
J. H. DeMoss
Musa E. Denis
J. M. DeMoss
Fourth Judicial Districts Court
Township 16
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Theoria
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Pap
Helen Jacobs
Easterners
Tha
British Guiana
Cream of Kentucky
Paul Jones
Lloyd’s London
Collens
Phar
DeSixrd St
The
Florida iSleven
Anthony Fokker
Los Angeles
Foster
Hack
Carolina
Karl Schwabe
Africa
Belfast
Ireland
Atlanta Divine
Ouachita Cotton Mills
Aquyy Stubbs
W. C. Oliver
Nari
Milton Coverdale
Monroe, la. Des
Milton
Coverdale
Monroe. I.a
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