Tigers and Broncos set for Sugar Bowl clash
Strong teams will meet in grid classic as Louisiana State's Tigers face Santa Clara's Broncos in the Sugar Bowl on New Year's Day in New Orleans. Key players include Gayne Tinsley and Pat Coffee for LSU, with Lou Tighe’s passing threat and Santa Clara's staunch defense noted. Coaches Moore and Shaw bring squads from Baton Rouge and Bay St. Louis toward a dry, fast field, weather permitting.
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Sonoma State
Tigers
Santa Clara
Broncos
Santas
I 2 State
Texas
Wistian
Denise
Samarian Baugh
Loutee
Hedck
Pat Coffee
All- America Gayne
Tinsley
Bay St. Louis
Louisiana State
Baton Rouge
Bernie Moore
Lawrence
Buck) Shaw
New Orleans
Ile
Iton
Tex
Shaw
Moore
Louisiana
Santa Cla
Ita Clara
Pos
Adsulisss Carroll
Strang
Cevesee
Baidwin
Stewart Bers
CIA
Milner Gem Pedeedsatiiblesecteoee Blopcon
Pavelko
Football Coaches Share Banter in Year-End Roundup
New York December 31 The football coaches provide a humorous look back at the season and coaching life with anecdotes about Wisconsin captain Harry Stuhldreher, Moon Mullins at St Benedict's, Tuss McLaughry, and other figures. Included are updated coaching changes and predictions for upcoming games.
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New York
Harry Stuhldreher
Wisconsin
Madison
Minnesota
Larry
Moon) Mullins
Notre Dame
St. Benedict's
Kansas
Moon
Minnesota Wins Toledo Cup For Third Straight Year
Minnesota captures the Toledo Cup for a third consecutive year as final voting by 250 sports editors favours the Gophers 239 to 6 for Northwestern and 2 for Fordham. The report shows Minnesota 2624 total yards and 94 first downs to Northwestern 1873 yards and 85 first downs while Minnesota scored 203 points to 32 against and Northwestern 132 to 73. Minnesota averaged 35.8 yards per punt and incurred 37 penalties against Northwestern 27.
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Minnesota
Westbrook Pegler
Northwestern
Fordham
The
Gophers
Louisiana State
Maroon Team Ready for Tilt with Duquesne
Mississippi State arrives for the Orange Bowl against Duquesne amid prep drills and a late injury. Victor Dixon underwent appendicitis surgery and is resting well. Duquesne plans first Orange Bowl drills with changes in the starting lineup as Coach John Smith reshapes for the game. Mrs. Knute Rockne will sit with Duquesne in the first half and Mississippi State in the second. Stanford Stops Long Island Ends 44game winning streak at Madison Square Garden.
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Miami
Fla
Mississippi State
Victor Dixon
Maroons
Duquesne
Dixon
Ralph Sasse
John
Little Clipper) Smith
Boyd Brumbaugh
William Dillon
Brumbaugh
Sorpass
Smith
Dukes
George Platakis
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Stanford
Long Island New York
Madison Square Garden
Hank Luisetti
Long Island University
Black Birds
Brown Handily Defeats Humble Oilers 44 to 24
Brown Paper mill team opened with a fast basket and led 12–0 early as Cary Phillips paced the offense with 10 points in the first half. Humble fought back in the second period but could not close the gap, finalizing at 44–24 as Brown prepared to face Arkansas.
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Brown Paper Mill
Humble Oil Company
Overton, Tex
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Cary Phillips
Texans
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Humble
Phillips
Nelson
Theo Alford
Frank Bryski
Arkansas Razorbacks
Tennessee
Stadia Ciovalese
Mathewson
Harrington
G-C
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Fativisi Acstiss
Rene BE
Casasanres
Humble—Crawford
Brown—Alford
Shaver
Bryski
Haynes
Tulane
Football fatalities set at 28 in 1936 survey
Floyd B. Eastwood of New York University reports 28 deaths directly linked to football in 1936, forecasting 25 to 30 annual deaths unless high school totals shrink. The six year survey records 174 direct football fatalities, with 45 percent at high schools and sandlot, athletic clubs, and colleges contributing the rest.
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New York
Floyd B. Eastwood
New York University
Eastwood
American Football Coaches Association
Rainy outlook for Rose Bowl may force damp New Year
Pasadena forecasts show renewed rainfall may ruin the Rose Bowl game day conditions between Washington and Pitt. Both teams held final workouts as jersey color disputes sparked mild tensions. Washington and Pitt prepared in wet practice, after upsets and muddy results earlier in the season.
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Calif
California
Weather Bureau
Pitt
Huskies
Washington
Panthers
Tournament of Roses
Jock Sutherland
Golden Panthers
San Bernardino
Jimmy Phelan
Oregon State
Duquesne
Haas Leads In Orleans Open Final Round Preview
Freddie Haas Jr the Canadian amateur champion led the New Orleans Open after two rounds with a 143 total. Wind swept City Park as LSU star Haas posted a 71 to edge Henry Thomas and Sammy Byrd who sit 147 and 149 respectively.
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New Orleans
Freddie Haas, Jr
Louisiana State University
City Park
Henry Thomas
Thomas
Sammy Byrd
Cincinnati
Henry Castillo
Paul Leslie
Earnest Penfold
Minneapolis
Nelson Giddens
Jackson
Miss
Joe Ezar
Waco
Tex
Alvin Buckhaults
Johnny Camet
Robert Burch
Sports Mirror highlights past athletic leaders
Today a year ago Charley Steven of Boise led jockeys with 206 wins. Three years ago Bill Tilden won the U S professional tennis title over Vinnie Richards in straight sets. Five years ago Sun Beau topped $100,000 in 1931, raising total winnings to $376,744.
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Associated Press
Charley Stevenson
Boise
Idaho
Bill Tilden
United States
Vinnie Richards
Sun Beau
PORKERS BEAT TENNESSEE IN SUGAR BOWL SHOWDOWN
Arkansas, the Southwest Conference champions led by Lockard and Gilliland, defeated Tennessee 42 to 34 in New Orleans. The Sugar Bowl festival game drew about 3,000 fans as Arkansas claimed the silver trophy from the Midwinter Sports Association.
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Arkansas
Lockhard
Gilliland
University of Tennessee Volunteers
Razorbacks
Tennesseans
Arkansas Five
Brodie
Volunteers
Tennessee
Vols
Floyd
Biggie) Marshall
Gene Johnson
Lockard
Putnam
Marshall
Johnson
New Orleans’ Midwinter Sports Association
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Louisiana State
Goldman to Buy Oscar Matthews in Tallulah Deal
Sam Goldman, manager of Tony Canzoneri, plans to buy Tallulah heavyweight Oscar Matthews in a deal discussed in Tallulah. Matthews, hailed by Goldman as the Joe Louis of the south, has a rising pro record with 16 knockouts in 18 fights and one early defeat to Kid Chikasha. Jimmy Yeates, his current manager, expects a contract within 10 days with 1/4 interest retained by Yeates. Yeates also trained Matthews after discovering him at a local saw mill.
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Sam Goldman
Tony Canzoneri
Oscar Matthews
North
Louisiana
Goldman
Matthews
Joe Louis
South
Jimmy Yeates
Yeates
Talulah High School
Bad Bear
Dallas
Tex
Roosevelt Stadium
Monroe
Kid Chicasha
Mobile
Ala
Chicasha
Regional College and University Basketball Scores Flash
Scores from multiple games across cities include Arkansas beating Tennessee 42 34 in New Orleans Georgetown 46 over NYU 40 in New York Stanford 22 over LIU 14 in New York Ohio 43 over Western Reserve 42 in Cleveland after double overtime Centenary 28 over Illinois College 26 in Jacksonville Havana Athletic Club of Cuba 52 over Colombia 22 Marshall 60 over Newark 43 DePaul 33 over Wisconsin 17 Utah 40 over Iowa State 27 Brad ley 43 over Peoria Alabama 33 Penn 29 over Detroit Tech 18 Nebraska 42 over St Thomas Scranton 41 over Nebraska Scranton campus
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Tennessee
New York
Georgetown
New York University
Stanford
Long Island University
Cleveland
Ohio University
Western Reserve
Jacksonville
Centenary
Shreveport
Illinois College
Havana
Columbia
Athletic Club of Cuba
Newark
Marshall
W. Va
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Madison
Wis
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Ames
Utah
Iowa State
Peoria
Illinois
Bradley
Detroit
Penn
Detroit Tech
Scranton
University of Nebraska
St. Thomas
Morris Sullivan Award winner named Glenn Morris
Glenn Morris of Fort Collins Colorado won the James E Sullivan Memorial award for 1936 chosen by the Amateur Athletic Union. He surpassed Jesse Owens in a tight ballot among 600 sport leaders and set a world decathlon record of 7900 points at Berlin. Jack Medica and Helen Jacobs followed in the voting.
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New York
Glenn Morris
Fort Collins
Colo
James E. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
Morris
Berlin
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
United States
Owens
Jack Medica
Seattle
Helen Jacobs
Ferriday High Opens After Holidays With Optimistic Teams
Ferriday La December 31 special report basketball practice began at Ferriday High as schools reopened after the holidays. Coach W R Priester and girls coach Miss Mary Maranta both optimistic about the team’s prospects for the season.
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Ferriday
Ferriday High School
W. R. Priester
Mary Maranta
Centenary to Play 13 Games in 1937 Season
Centenary college announces a 13 game football schedule for 1937, expanding from 12 in 1936. The list includes Baylor, Mississippi State, TCU, Texas Tech, and Louisiana Tech, with Texas A&M and Ole Miss omitted due to scheduling conflicts. Dutton Brookfield of Kansas City is noted as Missouri’s tallest basketball player at 6-foot-7.
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Centenary
Texas A
Ole Miss
Louisiana College
Pineville
Louisiana Normal
Oklahoma City University
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Open
Baylor
Arizona University
Tucson
Mississippi State
Loyola University
Los Angeles
Texas Tech
Oklahoma A
Stillwater
Louisiana Tech
Ruston
Centenary Athletic Department
Aggies
Dutton Brookfield
Kansas City
Missouri
School Teams Open Holiday Season with Mixed Results
The girls won most of their games before the holidays while the boys, busy with football contests, began practice only before the Christmas recess.
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