Schmeling's Rivalry Ignites 1936 Boxing Year
United Press reports a bustling 1936 heavyweight scene led by Louis and Schmeling. Louis defeats Schmeling in June, shattering invincibility. Braddock avoids title defense as talk of no decision bouts stirs fans. Schmeling earned a title shot while other heavyweights and a middleweight renaissance gain attention amid exuberant box office.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
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U. P
Louis
James J. Braddock
Braddock
Detroit
Joe
Max Schmeling
Boucher
Maxie
Mighty Louis
Yankee Stadium
Charlie Retzlaff
Chicago
Jack Sharkey
Kaye
al Ettore
Jorge Bresrin
Eddie Simms
Schmeling
Madison Square Garden
10Th Century Club
Boxing Commission
Gunnar Barlund
Finland
Arturo Godoy
Chile
Leroy Waynes
Ray Impellettiere
Jack Trammell
Freddie Steele
Seattle
America
Babe Risko
Risko
Second Half City Class B Bowling Loop Opens Monday
The second half City Class B Bowling League season starts next Monday per Smythe Sayles secretary. The schedule lists matchups from January 4 to April, featuring Moulton Candies, Wagon Wheel, West Side Cafe, Welsh Funeral Home, Shell Petroleum, Electro Alloys, Junior Order Mechanics, Rogers Motors, Glen Rogers Motors, and others across nine weeks with dates in January February and March.
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Smythe Sayles
Wagon Wheel
Electro Alters
Moulton Candies
West Side Cafe
Glen Rogers Motors
Welsh Funeral Home
Shell Petroleum
Junior Order Mechanics
Wagon Wheel Cafe
Electro Alloys
Junior Order
West Side Café
Glen Rogers
Moulton
Electro Aloys
Moutton
Rogers Motors
Eiectro Alloys
Welsh Funeral‘ Home
Rogers Motros
Shell Petroleeum
Welsh Funeral
Wacon Wheel
Ring Champions In Eight Boxing Divisions
A record of 1936 boxing champions by division lists James J. Brod Barney Ross Lou Ambers Petey Sarron Sixto Escobar and Marcel Thil among others with notes on John Henry Lewis Freddie Steeles Small Montana Benny Lynch and several title challenges and bouts on the Pacific Coast New York London and Pittsburgh circuits with Canzoneri MecLarnin and Risko among referenced rivals.
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James J. Brod
Dock
John Henry Lewis
Freddie Steeles
Ucla
Marcel Thil
Europe
Barney Ross
Lou Ambers
Petey Sarron
Henry Arms Strong
Mike Beltrolse
Sixto Escobar
Small Montana
Benny Lynch
Tony Fisher
Fred Apostoli
Young Starley
Pacific Coast
Harry Balsamo
New York
Risko
Solly Krieger
Pittsburgh
Teddy Yarosz
Ken Querlin
Oscar Rankin
Krieger
France
Lou Brouvillard
Herkimer
XI. Y
Tony Canzoneri
Lou
Eddie Cool
Jimmy MecLarnin
McLarnin
Canzoneri
MecLarnin
Jimmy
Tony
Janazzo
Ceferino Garcia
Philippines
Garcia
Ross
Escobar
Puerto Rico
Tony Marino
Marino
Baltasar Langhill
Spain
Carlos Quintana
Armstrong
New York Commission
Belloise
England
Montana
California
United States
Class A Loop Captains Meet Tuesday Evening
A meeting of City Cluse A Bowling League champions is set for Tuesday at 7 30 pm at the K of A alleys. The agenda includes selecting a new secretary to replace Jack Renninger who is in Elgris Memorial Hospital.
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City Cluse
Jack Renninger
Elgris Memorial Hospital
Lorain Rocks defeat Elyria in Northern Ohio bowling match
In a Northern Ohio Traveling League tilt at Recreation Alleys Lorain Crystal Rocks beat Elyria I T 8 Left and Right Rubber Heel 3124 to 2984. Alex Black led with 687 in high series while Elyria’s George Bohn posted 662.
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Lorain Crystal Rocks
Elyria I. T
Ohio
Recreation Alleys
Steel City
Alex Black
The
Rocks
George Bohn
Elyria
Elyrians
Lorain Black
Simon
Eis
TAU Schafer
Elyria Bohn
Worth
Wise
Vans. Donnelly
Rose Bowl Jinx Faces Rivals Pitt and Huskies
Henry reports from Pasadena on January 1 as Pittsburgh and Washington meet in the Rose Bowl. Both teams seek their first bowl victory this season. Pitt has a mixed East record, while Washington holds the Pacific Coast title after a big 40-0 win over Washington State.
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Pitt
Huskies
Henry
United Press
Pasadena
Cal
Pittsburgh
Mighty
Panthers
Huskies of Washington
Washington
Pacific Coast
Alabama
Fulkies
Navy
Panther
Stanford
Sketn
University of Southern California
Trojans
Giants
Louisiana State
Fordham
Duquesne
Minnesota
Washington State
West Leads East in Pasadena Rivalries 9-7
In Pasadena on December 28 1936 the West leads East 9 7 with three ties after 19 games. Notable results list 1916 Washington State 14 1 Brown 6 1917 Oregon 14 Pennsylvania 1920 Oregon 6 Harvard 7 1921 California 28 Ohio State 1922 California 0 Washington and Jefferson 0 1923 Southern California 14 Penn State 2.
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West
Pasadena
Cal
Pacific Coast
Washington State
Brown
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Harvard
California
Ohio State
Washington and Jefferson
Southern California
Penn State
Washington
Navy
Stanford
Notre Dame
Alabama
Pittsburgh
Georgia Tech
Tulane
Columbia
College Grid Coaches Meet In New York
College football coaches and athletic leaders gathered in New York to discuss professionalism and subsidization of athletes. NC AA president Major John L. Griffith cautioned that no change in policy is expected, though discussions will continue.
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College
New York
George Kirkley
United Press
John L. Griffith
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Big Ten
Griffith
Forward Pass Rule Debate Gains Steam Across Colleges
Coaches push for discussion and possible modification of the pass interference rule after last season's pivotal calls. Coach Lou Little of Columbia leads the rules committee and seeks writers’ proposals while campus leaders discuss athletics, radio contracts, and eligibility at the four day meeting. The Eastern Intercollegiate Association hires an assistant for Commissioner Walter Okeson, who plans retirement duties to focus on Lehigh University treasurer duties. Okeson remains football rules committee chair.
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Lou Little
Columbia
Coaches Rules Committee
Little
Eastern Intercollegiate Association
Walter Okeson
Okeson
Lehigh University
Hunters Poor Shots Raise Deer Save Odds in New Mexico
U S forest ranger W J Pinson says New Mexico hunters miss about 40 to 1 as deer and wild turkeys escape when hunters take aim. He checked 450 hunters. average shooter fired nine shots and the group brought back only five deer.
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Carlsbad
N. M
W. J. Pinson
U. S
New Mexico
Pinson
Turkey Held Back by Spark Plug Gizzard Find in Lubbock
In Lubbock Texas J W Leittla blamed the motor age for a turkey that failed to fatten. The bird was tougher than expected and the cook later found a spark plug in its gizzard, prompting disbelief and humor in the report.
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Lubbock
Tex
J. W. Leittla
Lrttie
Oberlin Director Proposes Solution To Football Problem
Oberlin College Athletics director Dr. 3.,H. Nichols told the College Physical Education Association in New York that football at small liberal arts colleges is no longer profitable. He warned that only wealthier schools with aggressive recruiters win, urging small colleges to fund athletics from regular college budgets and pursue a simpler, more unified program. Nichols outlined nine recommendations to align athletics with educational aims, including full year staff salaries, campus maintenance of facilities, and intercollegiate play against similarly sized institutions.
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Liberal Arts
Dr. 3
H. Nichols
Oberlin College
College Physical Education Association
New York
Liberal Arts College
Dr. Nichols
Nichols
Carnegie Foundation
When a deer kills a hunter makes sports news
Walter Dabinski of Baldwin was killed when a deer he had shot kicked the trigger as he bent to examine the wound. The piece notes the oddity of hunting stories and transitions to college sports, highlighting Purdue basketball, Michigan football, and various athletic figures and opinions. It includes references to coaching figures, endowment ideas, and proposals about professionalizing large-university football.
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Walter Dabinski
Baldwin
Mick
Daminski
Purdue
Georgia Tech
Ashland
Max Schmeling
Johnny Risko
Piessing HH
Yost
Michigan
Athletic Board
Harry Kipke
Howard Stanford
Dec Forbes
Spring Valley
Jesse Owens
Junlo Macaw
Havana
Cuba
Frank Boucher
Everett Marshall
Ray Steele
Cleveland
Public Hall
Hank Leiber
DiMaggio
R. J. H. Nichols
Oberlin College
New York
Duquesne University
Cocaptain
Ed Kweller
Tuffy Tavano
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Brownies
Pitt
Ohio College Quintets Face Major Opponents This Week
Ohio State and other Buckeye and Ohio Conference teams prep for a slate of high profile games after mixed early results. Marshall and Ohio State secured the only two major victories while several others hope to rebound against major programs like California, Purdue, and Long Island University.
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United Press
Olumbus
Dee
U. P
Ohio
Buckeye
John Carroll
Duquesne
Toledo
Purdue
Cincinnati
Indiana A
Indiana Central
Dayton
Detroit
Miami
Indiana
Xavier
Kentucky
Youngstown
Westminster
Ohio State
California
Nebraska
Marshall
George Washington
Long Island U
City College of New York
St. Thomas
Maryland
Creighton
Golden Bears
Berkeley
Vic ‘Tory
John Marshall
Jersey City
X. J. Nebraska
State
Loyola of Chicago
Pete Pars
Cleveland
Illinois
Wesleyan
Long Island University
Chuck” Chuckevits
Rockets
Chuckevits
Western State
Ohio U
Western Reserve
Berea
Baldwin-Wallacey
West Virginia
Marietta
Michigan
Pacific Coast
Ohio Wesleyan
Stanford
Wooster
Rider
Akron
Oberlin
Wittenberg
Rio Grande
Baldwin-Wallace
Case
Mount Union
Muskingum
Ohio Northern
Three Games Carded In House Cage Loop
Three games are scheduled in the Y M C A House basketball league on the YMCA floor. The card lists Foster and Fitch versus YMCA at 8:30, Bell Company versus Car's Hardware at 9:15, and Farm Implement versus Murbach Coat at 9:30.
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Foster and Fitch
Y.M.C.A
Bell Company
Car's Hardware
Farm Implement
Murbach Coat
California Weather Delays Rose Bowl Practices In Pasadena
In Pasadena California unseasonable rain and possible snow threatened Rose Bowl preparations for Washington and Pittsburgh. Washington coach Jim Phelan led the Huskies through training amid a heavy rain storm after warm Santa Barbara drills. Pitt coach Jock Sutherland faced similar conditions at Arrowhead Springs with temperature drops and snow risk.
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Pasadena
Calif
California
Washington
Pittsburgh
Jim Phelan
Washinon Huskies
Santa Barbara
Arrowhead Springs
Jock Sutherland
Pitt Panthers
Alleghenies
Pitt
Studsy
Sutherland
Panthers
Buzzard Carries Message Found After 16 Years
In Durant Oklahoma Cooper Brown hunting with three companions shot a buzzard that wore a snuff box tied with wire containing a note asking for Ollie Boggs of Madill Oklahoma to respond. The postmaster confirmed Boggs lived on route 2 Madill. the box had been placed on the bird about ten years ago. Durant lies roughly 35 miles from Madill.
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Durant
Okla
Cooper Brown
Brown
Ollie Boggs
Madill
Oklahoma
Boggs
Parrot Brings Weather Warning At Boston Pet Shop
A Boston pet shop kept animals including Wally the parrot and various cats dogs and birds shivering through a cold night as a wind blown door left the shop exposed. A patrolman checked and found no break in only the door ajar and advised the pets to thaw inside.
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Wally
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