Rose Bowl Sellout for Stanford SMU New Year Game
Rose Bowl in Pasadena reports a complete ticket sellout for the January 1 game between Stanford and Southern Methodist. Pacadena offices note heavy demand with thousands still attempting to obtain applications. Management promises refunds for any leftover tickets and allocates proceeds to Rose Bowl committees and participants.
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Stanford University
Calif
al Minsiers
Lianford
Pacadena
Stanford
Southern Methodist
Pasadena
Cruickshank Wins Playoff in Sarasota Tournament
Sarasota Florida December 9 Little Bobby Cruickshank of Richmond Virginia ranked among Sarasota Boll tournament favorites after playoff victory. He earned his ranking by winning $500 first prize at Orlando Open yesterday with a par 71 for 18 holes. Johnny Revalts Milwaukee PGA champion was two shots behind. New entries included Craig Wood Victor Ghrew Deal NJ Ed Dudley Augusta Ga Thany Hinder Bound Brook NJ and Denny Shute Chicago among others.
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Sarasota
Bobby Cruckshank
Richmond
Pinrida
Johny Revalts
Milwaukee
Wis
P. G. A.cham
Ted
Craig Wood
New York
Victor Ghewi
Deal
MV. J
Ed Dudley
Apeisia
Gathany Hinder
Boundbrook
N. 2
Denny Shute
Chicago
Armateur
Kerasda
Brady Gridders to Receive Letters Seven Seniors to Be Honored
Seventeen members of the Brady football team will letter this season. Coach Eerl Rudder notes seven seniors will be available next season. Awardees include John Mclean Clyde Hall B A Hallam Leo Run tey John Glass Vernon Henton Wilham Jacobor semas ie Roberts Bryson Boa Toe Hamon Roy Barnett Hugh White Calvert and manager.
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Brady
Iff
Eerl Rudder
John Mclean
Clyde Hall
B.A. Hallam
Leo Runtey
John Glass
Vernon Henton
Wilham Jacobor
Semasie Roberts
Bryson Boa Toe Hamon
Roy Barnett
Ara Hugh White Calvert
Myers, Auto Race Star, Badly Hurt
Detroit driver Glenn Myers, 24, was seriously injured in a two car crash during a race weekend. He suffered a fractured skull and possible internal injuries after colliding with a car from Chicago at the event near the city. He was hospitalized in Detroit for treatment.
Archery Event At Blenstile Attracts Local Entries
Archers and artist suppliers gathered near Blenstile to compete at 40 yards with participants including W. BL Thrasher OL H. Seuwartz Ancion Hine and Edeyd Schwartz. Community members Mr and Mrs Beth Neal Taster and others attended as weather permitting a public invitational was planned at the Pointe place with school and coaching figures guiding beginners.
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Blenstile
Sind
Thrasher J
H. Seuwartz
Ancion Hine
Edeyd Schwartz
Billy
Ehuny
Y Beth Neal Taster
Unedes
Anen
Willy He
Publis
Anti Olympic Fight Within A U S Deepens Split
The A A U faces a heated rift over Germanys 1936 Olympic participation. Key figures like Jeremiah Mahoney and Charlotte Epstein push for boycotts or counter moves, while Brundage leads fundraising and a push to keep American athletes in the Games under Nazi auspices. The convention rejected a three person factfinding commission, widening factional divides as Efforts to finance a large U S Olympic effort continue amid calls for a stronger stance on Olympic ideals.
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Alan Gould
New York
Amateur Athletic Union of
United States
Lince
Germany
Jeremiah T. Mahohey
A. T. Bressioney
Avery Brundage
Ghicags
American Chapie Committee
Olymp
Mahoney
Oly
A. A. Wy
Charlotte Epstein
Charles L. Ornstein
EK. Maccabee
Gainer Impeus
A.A. U. Action
Muccabee
Ubalthasa
Randolph in Closing Win at Fort Sam Houston
Randolph fielded a closing win over the Twenty Third Infantry at Fort Sam Houston, 13 to 6, in an Army league game. The Ninth Army line and backfield contributed tackles and scoring plays, with a 33 yard interception return and two second quarter touchdowns setting the pace for Randolph.
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Randolph Field
Twentiy Field Artillerymen
Fort Sem Houston
Army League
Randolph
Wright
Goodner
Hardy
Planavai
McKenney
Teidariney Wrnent
Unhnetay
Ward Rug
Halley
Wall Kankead
Deens
Randeaph
Iida
Ao Garda
Chocolate Bowl Set for Texas College versus Alabama State
The undefeated Texas College Steers of the Negro Southwestern Athletic Conference will play Alabama State in Tyler on December 28. The game is promoted as a showcase event amid national championship plans for the team.
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Tyler
Texas
Texas College
Alabama State
Fifth Special Train Fills Up for Jan
Det 3- mentions all records for fans traveling from Texas to see a team play an outsider may be taken by the exodus for the Rose Bowl game. Spurred by Texas A and M victory, Eastern representative to the gridiron classic, requests pour in to railroad HQ for reservations on special trains west of New Year’s Day. Four trains filed, a fifth being made up. at least eight expected to accommodate Ponies on the Coast.
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Dallas
Teas
Det
Texas
Indi Safeti
Texas A
Rcall- Road
Heydlers Prepare Mexico Trip From Local Stop
Mr and Mrs Jona A Heydler leave by automobile Monday morning for Mexico. The former president of Abe National Baseball League has been staying at the St Anthony hotel for a couple of weeks. They plan to go to Monterrey then train to Mexico City and return in six to eight weeks after sightseeing.
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Jona A. Heydle
Mexico
Abe National Baseball
Amateur Athletic Union track and field awards list
A historical OCR fragment lists various track and field events and locations across New York Cleveland Chicago and other cities. It mentions distances such as thirty kilometer and fifteen thousand meter walks, events including boxing water polo swimming and tennis, and notes no awards were given at senior nature track and field events.
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Olay
Amateur Athletic Union
Mt Indrae
York Rity
Pantathal
Emeland
Larathon
Washington
Agiran
Newport Sunine
Philatelphis
Cleveland
Lake Shore A
Chicago
Waldaur
Ind&sr
New York Athletic Club
Los Angels A
Cy Valley Hal
Dallas
Texe
New York
Omen
Wichita
Kan
Tenis
Hall cm
Ecuyt
Ann Arbor
Trak Ohm
Ka — Mice
Abe Med
Lake Placid
Natleur
Mons
Womion
Iree
Ant
Mustangs and Frogs Vacation Break Ahead
SMU mustang leaders wrap up a 12 game schedule after routing A&M 34 0 to clinch the Southwest Conference title and Rose Bowl berth against Stanford. TCUs Frogs rest before Sugar Bowl clash with LSU with 19 game slate, one defeat to SMU. Robert Wilson again stars for SMU as top scorer.
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Bill Parker
Dallas
Rose Howl
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Texas Christian Frogs
Southern Methodist
Madison Bell
Stanford
Texes
Kyle Field
Champion Lavaine Young Wins Brackenridge Title
Lavaine Young captured the municipal golf championship at Brackenridge Park by defeating Halbert Grumbles 2 and 1 in Sunday finals. Young, the first-time winner, led early as Grumbles rallied on the back nine, but key holes and late birdies sealed Young’s first career title.
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Lavaine Young
Jan
Young Wolds
Halbert Grambles
Brackenridge Park
Young
Hale Mask
Grumbey
Doomie
Qvrumbles
Rattlers cap a big season with win over Infantry
St Marys led by Locke and Buchanan dominate the Ninth Infantry 32 to 0 at Tech field. Hightower and OConner anchor the defense as the Rattlers finish with six wins four losses and a tie in the college year.
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St. Mary's University
le Rattlers
Frank Bridges
Bill Baffare
San Antonio
Rattlers
Crosseth
Ark
Phavlen
Chattees
Clarence Peaglor
St. Mary's
Hightower
Sefety
Crepy
St Mary's
Peavier
Green
Gilmore
Pearler
Collegians
Uchanan
Togeau
Redlers
Ninth Infantry
St. Mary’s
Jinetos
Mr Pas
RU Marys
Bechaunan
Trace Roy
Shiva Williaran Pouvier
O'Conner
St. Maryis
Vtilen
Saul
Smith
Metsivay
Bay's
J. Smith
Pountain
Swink
Lyony Babb
Ten Athletes Vying for A A U Top Honor
New York December list narrows to ten for the Sullivan award honoring America's top amateur athlete. Jesse Owens remains a candidate despite earlier records, while others like Percy Heard Jack Medick Lenore Bright Helen Wills Moody and Helen Cahoha are noted among finalists amid ongoing eligibility debates.
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New York
E. Sullivan Teyrorink
A.A. U
Jesse Owens
Oho State University
Owens
Percy Heard
Jack Medick
W. Linean Little
America
England
Helen Wills Moody
Tin Fe
Lenore Bight
Eulace Peacock
Helen Cacoha
Glenna Collett Ware
Keith Brown
Wilmer Allison
Lenny
Owdna
Ohio
Wrestler O Connor to face Paul Jones in Walkalhan Arena main event
Dan Connor a top heavy wrestling contender meets Paul Jones in a two out of three falls main event at Walkalhan Arena. The card features Eills Bashara and Jack League in a semi final and mixed bouts including Mitch Rich versus Crave Tyan with referee Mi Meng.
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Dan Connor
Aeresting Elteles
Paul Jones
Walkalhan
O'Connor
Matty Moon
Agaist
Ike Doves
Drishman
Eills Bashara
Oklahoma University
Jack League
Red
Tyan
Binillog Trishmian
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Weil
Taurus
Yuent of Roses
S. M.U
Cruickshank
Argo Ten
Feo Stenge
Suny
Itech Benior
Elbert Fat
Andersis
Jetern
Britdags
Sear
Amerea
Tusky
Athlehia Chang Bion
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Lolywnpia
Th Aoc
Ligue
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Fitanchilly
América
Hinnérat
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
S. M. OU
Maurice Orr
Vonies
James H
Monk Moserip
Moserip
Robby Graysom
All-America Board of Football
Card
Kelly
Kelly Techeh
Peedythird
Es ‘Sadey
Port
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Houston
Army Teague
Trents
Zi Brooks
Yam Ae Kelly
Randolph Liefral
Heydlers
San Francisco
Santa Clara
Texas Christian
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New Orleans
Tonisiana State
Gattmnert Methodist
Mustangs
Los Angeles
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Covernor Prang HK
Merriam
California
James V, Alfred
Biltmore
Jahn Boles
Greenville
Texas Society of Southern California
Santiago
Chile
Atana
ARMY
Horton
G. Jamison
Tunean
OC. W. Johnson
Andy W. Smith
Sway
Rovers
T.yrereinetnit
Pancoast
Frank Pancosst
San Antohin
Panchart
Te Club
Marchell Tererel
W. W. Hollen
B.C. Wigjena
Rogers Mission
Ken Rogers
Kelly’ Field
Alamo City
Mission Sunday
Rogers
Lee Davis
Mission Oil Manariel
Horners
Lorraine Young
Grambles
Irattlers
Vocke
Ny Rattler
Mary's
Perle
Roy
Tocke
Jos O'Conner
Guy Todd
Bob McGivins
John Willims
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