SMU and LSU Leading Grid Games Picked for New Year Bowls
United Press selects Southern Methodist, Louisiana State, Mississippi, Hardin-Simmons and Western All-Stars as likely winners for five New Year’s Day bowls. Rose Bowl favors SMU 17 10 against Stanford with a strong running attack. Sugar Bowl has LSU 27 20 over Texas Christian. Orange Bowl favors Mississippi 14 7 over Catholic U. Sun Bowl predicts Hardin-Simmons 12 over New Mexico Aggies. East-West Shrine sees West 13 7 over East.
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United Press
New York
Southern Methodist
Louisiana State
Mississippi
Hardin- Simmons
United Press Sports
California
Florida
S.M. U
Stanford
San Francisco
Pasadena
New Orleans
Texas Christian
Miami
Catholic U
el Paso
New Mexico Aggies
Mustangs
Shuford
Wetsel
Alabama
Louisiana
Abe Michal
Sammy Baugh
T. C
Mississippi State
Marquette
Hardin-Simmons
Texas
Jense
Harry Sealdach
George Laver
Cotton Warburton
Bill Wallace
Kayo Lam
Cheshire
New Year's Cage Card Set At Y M C A In Cleveland
The Blopp-Coombs and the Elyria Guerin Pretzel girls headline a three game New Year’s night program at the Y M C A announced by Carl Wagner. The first game features Elyria Hardware versus Elyria High All Stars led by 1930-31 standouts. The main event pairs Elyria Hi-Speeds against Amherst Business Men with Stella Walsh on the Blopp-Coombs lineup. First game tips at 7 p.m.
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Blopp-Coombs
Cleveland
Elyria Guerin
Alex Clawson
Pete Banick
Pete Block
Lorne Elbert
Ken Burley
Elyria
Amherst
Hi-Speeds
Blepp-Coombs
Stella Walsh
Wagoner
Olympic track hopes and college sports notes from 1936 era
United States Olympic track hopes center on Jesse Owens and Horace Peacok as top sprinters and broad jumpers. Ohio State's Owens set a world record in the 26 ft 8 1 4 in long jump against Michigan, while other stars like Jack Torrance and Ken Carpenter shine. The column also previews Southern Methodist in the Rose Bowl against Stanford, Y M C A basketball action, Syracuse boxing and basketball talent, and trivia on boxing and billiards champions.
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United States
Berlin
Jesse Owens
Ohio State University
Holace Peacock
Marinette University
U. S
Ohio State
Michigan
Owens
Jack Torrance
Jack Medica
Ken Carpenter
Keith Brown
Southern Methodist
Stanford
Herman
Juicey
Amherst
Jasper
Cah) Cruzoneri
Tony
Syracuse University
College of Fine Arts
Syracuse
Wilmeth Siduat- Singh
New York City
Dewitt Clinton
Id Saenderson
Oliver Scott
Joe Minsavarze
Jack Curran
Ralph Nattinger
Bill Resch
Johny Gorecki
Vic Baylock
James Figg
Welker Cochran
Team No. 4 Sweeps Team No. 1 in Tubes Pin Match
Team No 4 captured three straight games from Team No 1 in a Steel and Tubes Inc match rolled Saturday evening on St John s alleys.
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Steel and Tubes, Inc
St. John's Alleys
Start Drive For Olympic Start Drive For Olympic
The American Olympic committee aims to raise 500000 to finance a full Berlin team. A campaign uses pins and media to fund the trip amid internal disputes over participation. Three resignations were accepted, including Mahoney Epstein Benedetto. Rowing tryouts will be at Lake Carnegie Princeton, with listed coaches. The world leans on propaganda’s political value.
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New York
American Olympic Committee
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
A. A. VU
Charlotte Epstein
Louis Thy Benedetto
New Orleans
Berlin
Lake Carnegie
Princeton
N. J
Algo
R. J. Kiphuth
Yale
Lawson
Robertson
Pennsylvania
Dean Cromwell
South California
T. N. Metcalf
Chicago
John Howard Hanway
Harold van Buskirk
Walter A. Brown
Boston
Second Half City Pin Sked Opens
The second half City Bowling League action starts tonight at the Knights of Columbus alleys with two matches on schedule. Jackson Wallpaper meets Welsh Funeral Home while Elyria Hardware faces Knights of Columbus.
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Raia
Knights of Columbus
Jackson Wall Paper
Elyria Hardware
World’s fastest woman to appear for Blepp-Coombs game
Stella Walasiewicz, or Tella Walsh, the world’s top feminine sprinter, is billed for a Wednesday appearance with Cleveland’s Blepp-Coombs quint. She vows to retire after the 1936 Berlin Olympics after eight years of setting 42 international and national records.
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Tella Walsh
Stella Walasiewicz
Blepp-Coombs
Cleveland
Flyria
Toledo
Berlin
Louis Tops 1935 Heavyweight Rankings by Ring Magazine
New York December 39 1935 Ring Magazine ranks Joe Louis as the top heavyweight with 91 percent first place votes from 142 experts. Jimmy Braddock is second with 5 percent. The article lists leaders in other classes including Marcel Thil Tony Canzoneri Freddy Miller Barney Ross and John Henry Lewis. It notes groupings and regional title recognitions across flyweight to bantamweight divisions.
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York
Joe Louis
Detroit
Ring Magazine
Louis
Jimmy Braddock
Max Schmeling
Primo Carnera
Marcel Thil
Tony Canzoneri
Freddy Miller
Cincinnati
America
Barney Ross
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
Maxie Rosenbloom
New York
al McCoy
Boston
Jock McAvoy
Singland
Bob Olin
Ambrose Palmer
Australia
European Boxing Association
Eddie
Babe) Risko
Syracuse
Freddy Steele
Tacoma
Wash
Lou Brouillard
Worcester
Mass
Ross
Bep van Klageren
Holland
Jack Carroll
Jimmy McLarnin
Vancouver
Lou Ambers
Herkimer
N. Y
Wesley Ramey
Stanford Star Gridder Near Rose Bowl Return
Stanford prepared for the Rose Bowl against Southern Methodist with Monk Moscrip back in practice after a right knee injury and leg strain. Bobby Grayson remained ill in meal with a cold, doctor saying no immediate fear of missing the game. Moscrip showed kick and placement skills while exploring regained mobility.
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Pasadena
Cal
Stanford
Moserio
Harvard Five Faces Toledo In Ohio Collision
In Columbus Ohio Harvard University travels to Toledo to meet the University of Toledo five. Harvard under Wesley Fesler faced a setback after a 35 24 loss to Wittenberg with Ohio state hopefuls Toledo rated favorites.
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Olumbus
Ohio
Toledo
University of Toledo
Wesley Fesler
Harvard University
Hasterners
Fesler
Crimson
Midwest
Springfield
Harvard
Wittenberg College
Wittenberg
Western Reserve
West Virginia University
West Virginia
Frank Kelker
Dover
Bill Fleishman
Reserve
Kelker
Bama
Fleishman
Cleveland
Case
Carnegie Tech
Indianapolis
Butler University
University of Cincinnati
Fenn College
John Carroll
Adolph Wiefer Breaks Backstroke World Records at 17
United Press report from Miami Biltmore pool details Adolph Wiefer, age 17, shattering his world backstroke marks. The precocious teen holds 17 world records, nearly exhausting all backstroke standards. Trainer Stanley Brauninger notes he remains three years from full power while Wiefer plans to push further.
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Miami-Biltmore
Adolph Wiefer
Adolph
Lke
Stanley Brauninger
Brauninger and Wiefer
Brauninger
von Adolph
United Press
Perry Fay Team Beats Power Plant in Temple League Match
The Perry Fay team defeated the Power Plant squad of the Western Automatic League in Temple alleys. In two matches so far, the teams are tied. Laurence led the losers with 436 over three games and 205 for a single high.
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Perry Fay
Power Plant
Laurence
Elyria Falls to Lorain in Roller Hockey Clash
Lorain Moose Coliseum tanks Elyria Rainbow Gardens 5 to 4 on Saturday night in Lorain. Ed Dobesy nets three goals for Lorain, Ray Bauer adds two, while Elyria’s Nick Nichols tallies twice and Ted Axx Chuck Collins score for Elyria. Joe Rollin turns in standout goaltending for Elyria.
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Ed Dobesy Ranning
Lorain
Tony Foglyano
Johnny DeMarco
Joe Rollin
Elyria
Torain
Rollin G Getrost
Collins R.W. Bauer
T. Axxx
L.W. Dobesy
Nichols Co. Zimmerman Clifford R.D. Skuse Richards
L.D. Malownowski
Floria
Nichols
T. Axx
Collins
Dobesy
Bauer
Big Ten Cage Season Opens on Saturday
The Big Ten basketball season starts Saturday with Wisconsin and Illinois co champions facing Ohio State in Columbus and Iowa meeting Illinois in Iowa City. Thirteen other games are listed through the week including Purdue at Philadelphia against Temple, California versus Northwestern, Minnesota versus DePaul, and Iowa versus Marquette. Northwest ern and Notre Dame renews with Northwestern versus Notre Dame on Tuesday, with other matchups including Wisconsin against Washburn and Ohio State against Harvard midweek.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Illinois
Purdue
Ohio State
Columbus
Iowa
Iowa City
New York University
Philadelphia
Temple
California
Northwestern
Minnesota
DePaul
Marquette
Notre Dame
Washburn College
Harvard
de Paul
Indiana
Michigan
Butler
Toledo
Lorain Cagers Rally to Beat Parma 64 29
Lorain High overcame a 14 10 halftime deficit to defeat Parma 64 29 on the Schaaf Junior High floor. Albie Reisz and Joel Laskay led Lorain with 10 points each while Dutka scored 18 for Parma in a low scoring late season game.
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Lorain High
Parma
Schaaf
Parma Quint
Albie Reisz
Joel Laskay
Lorain
Dutka
Tlorain
Gatai Wohlmver
Rebe
Alley
Cane
Welleher
Bysher
G. F
Giants Voted 1935's Biggest Disappointment
New York Giants named the year’s top disappointment by 185 sports editors in a United Press poll. Davis Cup team in second place, with Cardinals third after late-season collapse. Pennsylvanias, Ohio State, Indians, and North Carolina also receiving votes for unmet expectations.
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United Press
New York
N. Y. Giants
United Press Annual
Giants
New Yorkers
America
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Pennsylvania
Ballyhoo
Ohio State
Cleveland Indians
North Carolina
France
England
Germany
Cardinals
Cubs
Cleveland
Indians
Duke
Police fail in hunt for mysterious gloves
An anonymous phone tip led police to search for two men and a pair of gloves after a woman claimed her car glove theft triggered her skin disease. She gave no identity and hung up. Police could not trace the call.
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Tiffin
Polka
Texas town embraces Spanish influence in townscape change
Weslaco Texas moves to de Americanize and highlight Spanish heritage with Spanishizing storefronts. Merchants and landlords in the business district will share costs to install Spanish style fronts and a double row of palms will be planted to enhance the atmosphere.
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Weslaco
Tex
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