Tulane and Temple Ready for Sugar Bowl Clash
Tulane and Temple sharpened their game plans for the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. Ted Cox drills Tulane for a light signal play while Pop Warner reviews final instructions. Key stars Dyna Dave Smukler and Monk Simons are set after injuries. lineups and weights listed, with only scattered general admission left.
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New Orleans
Tulane
Temple
Ted Cox
Fox
Pop” Warner
Owls
Greenies
Tom
Bob Simon
John d
Dyna- Dave” Smukler
Warner
Jim-Thorpe
Monk” Simons
Cox and
Tulane Wise
Hardy Docherty
L.T
Ary Liston
L.G
Evans Stevens
Robinson Gurzynski
R.G
G. Tessier Russell
R.T
Moss Anderson
Kyle Frey
Brownson Mowrey
I.H
Injuries Plague Eastern Team in Tenth East West Contest
The WG squad from 22 college football players faces added injuries before the East West charity game in San Francisco. Detroiter Nott and Lund are doubtful after ankle sprain and cold. Purdue’s Purvis suffers torn knee tendon. Westerns prep with a light Palo Alto session as crowds debate lineup shifts and Weinstock of Pitt looms as ground threat.
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San Francisco
Mississippi
Nott
Detroit
Pug
Minnesota
Duane Purvis
Purdue
Palo Alto
Orin Hollingberg
Percy Lacey
Weather Bureau
Oregon
Larson
Minn
Kas
Pacetti
Wisc
Okla
Harwigg
Pitt
F. U
Akerstrom
Colgate Eodoratus
Barclay
N. C. Iber
Bengston
Minn Ua
M. U
RE Borganski
Colgate
Tens Munjas
Sta Clara
Steasves Lund
Mens
RH. Shepherd
W. Md.lini
St. Y'S
Weinstock
Mma
British Guiana
Gridiron trends of present noted by Gould
Alan Gould reviews week of college football discourse noting little hard evidence of star-player subsidies and recruiting. He cites limited solid data, mentions efforts to revive eastern rivalries, and outlines schedules and coaching movements across major programs.
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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 Prep for Orange Bowl Inter sectional
Bucknell University and the University of Miami taper off for the Orange Bowl inter sectional clash in Miami on January first. Bucknell coaches expect a creditable showing aided by extra workouts to adjust to the heat while Miami confines practice to light limbering as Tom McCann leads the Hurricanes for the first time in five days due to a sinus infection.
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Miami
Fla
Bucknell University
University of Miami
Tomor
Hurricanes
Tom McCann
Hurricane
Bucknell
E. E. Mylin
Bisons
Penn State
Washington
Jefferson
Villanova
Mylin
Dolphin, Quakeress, Dixie Win Orleans Boat Races
In New Orleans at the Sugar Bowl regatta held at Southern Yacht club, the Dolphin skippered by Eugene Aschaffenburg won the schooner class, the Quakeress II skippered by J M Kinebrew won the 21 foot sloop class, and the Dixie steered by Davis Weuscher won the star class.
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New Orleans
Dolphin
Quakeress
Dixie
Southern Yacht Club
Eugene Aschaffenburg
J. M. Kinebrew
Davis Weuscher
Largest F-32 airplane used as gas station ad in LA
The towering F-32 built by Anthony Fokker sits on a Los Angeles street corner as a gas station sign. The huge craft cost $200 per hour to fly and was retired after failing to achieve full payloads.
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Anthony Fokker
Los Angeles
Boxing in 1935 Seen in Poor State by NBA Chief
Edward C. Foster argues boxing needs a full overhaul in 1935. He cites dwindling attendance, corrupt managers, and weak titles as signs of decline, urging state athletic commissions to protect boxers and clean up the sport. He singles out Bob Olin, Teddy Yarosz, Jimmy McLarnin, Barney Ross, and Sixto Escobar as key figures.
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Edward C. Foster
National Boxing Association
Providence
R. 1
Rosenbloom-Olin
New York
Bob Olin
Barney Ross
Sugar Bowl Net Tourney Finals Set in New Orleans
In New Orleans on December 31 Wil mer Allison of Texas and Berkeley Bell of New York, top seeds, reached the Sugar Bowl singles final. Bell and Sutter defeated Hall and Barr in a tight doubles match, while Hall and Barr upset the top doubles pair Allison and Bell.
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New Orleans
Wilmer Allison
Texas
Berkeley Bell
New York
Sutter
Ernie
Eddie
J. Gilbert Hall
Orange
N. J
Cliff Sutter
Bell
Cliff
Hall
Barr
Allison
Warren Doyle, Jr
Doug Watters
Hunters Wounded In Automobile Thieves Gunfight Near Norco
Two New Orleans men Philip Bias 45 and John Whalen 29 were shot during an exchange of gunfire with thieves attempting to steal their car while hunting near Norco. LeRoy Bias 21 joined in the pursuit and the trio reported firing on the attackers, with belief that one was wounded.
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New Orleans
Norco
Philip Bias
John Whalen
LeRoy Bias
Bias
Whalen
Irate Wife Shoots at Café Waitress in Shreveport
In Shreveport Louisiana a married woman identified as Mrs Sam B Davis was charged with shooting with intent to kill after entering a restaurant Sunday and firing at 24 year old waitress Miss Annie V Berkley who escaped unharmed. Police say Mrs Davis claimed the waitress stole her husband s affections and warned her before the incident.
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Shreveport
Sam B. Davis
Annie V. Berkley
Coaches Predict Breaks Decide Rose Bowl Clash
Associated Press reports head coaches Frank Thomas of Alabama and Claude Thornhill of Stanford foresee a tight Rose Bowl battle tomorrow with breaks and turnovers likely to decide the game. Both teams plan light workouts as 85 000 fans fill Pasadena.
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Paul Zimmerman
Associated Press
Pasadena
Calif
Alabama
Stanford
Frank Thomas
Crimson Tides
Claude
Tiny) Thornhill
Tiny
Thomas
Jim Angel ci
Bama
Thornhill
Palo Alto
Bobby Grayson
Monk Moscrip
Keith Topping
Grayson
Red Regiment
United States
Alabama Pas
Don Hutson
James Moscrip
Bill Lee
Bob Reynolds
Charles Marr
W. Adams
Kay Francis
Westley Muller
Bob Morrow
L. Rouble
James Whatley
Callaway
Paul Bryant
Body Of Train Victim Sent To Charlotte From Mississippi
The body of Robert S. Corley, 34, of Charlotte, North Carolina, run over by a train near Pascagoula, was sent to Charlotte last night. Police identified him with a New Orleans transient meal card found in his pocket. Corley is believed to have fallen accidentally beneath the train.
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Pascagoula
Miss
Robert S. Corley
Charlotte
N. C
Corley
New Orleans
Turpentine Operator Broke Takes Own Life
John H. Long sixty three year old former turpentine operator, well known in Louisiana and Mississippi, died at a Picayune hotel from a self inflicted bullet wound. He told police he was broke and had nothing to live on. He leaves a widow a daughter in Osilla Georgia and a son John Long fourteen who lived with him. The report also notes the Hindenburg Cup 1934 winner Karl Schwabe who flew to Africa covering 16155 miles and mentions Belfast Ireland tax rates.
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Picayune
Miss
John H. Long
Louisiana
Mississippi
Long
Osilla
John Long
Atlanta Divine Accepts Shreveport Pastorate
The Rev. Wade H. Boggs pastor of Druid Hills Presbyterian in Atlanta announced his acceptance of the pastorate at First Presbyterian Church in Shreveport Louisiana and hopes to begin duties in late January. He is a Davidson College and University of Texas and Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary graduate and came to Atlanta from Arsenal Hill Presbyterian in Columbia South Carolina.
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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 Dies After Illness in Logansport
Joel R. Smith, 56, editor and publisher of the Interstate Progress, died after several weeks of illness. He had run the paper for 15 years in Logansport Louisiana.
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Logansport
Joel R. Smith
Interstate Progress
Ouachita Cotton Mills Stockholders Meeting Notice
The regular annual meeting of Ouachita Cotton Mills stockholders is set for Wednesday January 2 1935 between 10 and 4 at the company office. The agenda includes electing a board of directors and transacting other business as may come before the meeting.
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Ouachita Cotton Mills
Ouachita Bank annual stockholders meeting and notices
Notice lists the Ouachita National Bank Monroe stockholders meeting on January 9 1939 for electing directors and a separate 1935 meeting to review liquidating committee reports and conduct bank business. Also includes public auction notices from Ouachita Parish for real estate seizures in various Orleans and Ouachita cases with dates January 19 1935.
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Ouachits National Bank of
Monroe
Ouachita National Bank
Lost mortgage note announced in Louisiana parish
A mortgage note dated June 1 1933 for 5000 dollars 06 cents signed by B G Williams to his own order and endorsed in blank payable in one year with ten percent at feets notarized by B Albritton in Ouachita Parish Louisiana has been lost or stolen public warned not to purchase negotiate or trade for it B G Williams is the signer
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B. G. Williams
B. Albritton
Parish of Ouachita
State of Louisiana
Public Auction Seizure Notice Ouachita Parish Louisiana
Fourth Judicial District Court in Ouachita Parish issues a seizure and sale of 80 acres described as the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter and the south half of the north half of the southeast quarter in section 9 township 16 north range 4 east. The sale to be held January 26 1936 at the courthouse front door with cash terms and no appraisal. Sheriff of Ouachita Parish issues notice December 24 1934.
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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
State of Louisians
Parish of
Orleans
State of
Supreme
Endowment Department
James O'Connor, JR
New Orleans
Walter L. Gleason
People’s Homestead & Sayings Association
W. A Bailey
Parish
Ouachita
Monroe
Old Trenton
Wm. Phillips & Co
CB “L
Claborne Street
People's Homestead & Savings Association
Stella Ross
Fourth and District Court
Quachita Parish
Jackson Street
Flournoy Street
Flournoy
Higginbotham Lot
Ouachita River
J. E. Pope
E. C. Mee Gee
C. E
People’s Homestead & Savings Association
Athalle Johnson
Hugh Johnson
Crescent Bend
Cole Street
Webster Street
Block
Block 43
Sheriff's Sale People’s Homestead & Savings Association
Amos V. Ponder
Johnston
Liddell Avenue
Polk Street
Federal Land Bank of New Orleans
W. L. DeMoss
J. H. DeMons
Musa E. Deats
J. M. DeMoss
Ouschita
Isiana
Township 16
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