Army Navy clash caps dizzy 1936 gridiron season
Army and Navy meet in Philadelphia for the season finale as the sport closes with a record 101,000 crowd and a slate of key intersectionals. Upsets marked the year with Ohio State, Minnesota, Pitt, Notre Dame and Santa Clara among the top storylines as conference titles and Rose Bowl berths hung in the balance.
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Pacific East
Broncos
Texas Christian
Sport Picks From Russ Davies On Iowa Grid Stars And Other Notes
Russell Davies reviews Zzie Simmons and Iowa back records, noting Simmons averaged 5.1 yards per carry and scored 65 points over three years, with an 85 yard touchdown run after intercepting an Ohio State pass in 1934. He mentions Harry Stuhldreher’s public speaking, Mount Union basketball, Wilson on Rose Bowl duties, John Carroll potential drop, Massillon High’s bid refusals, Bud Wilkinson and prep schools, and other college football figures and events of the era.
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Harry Stuht- Ireher
Wisconsin
Rotary Club
Stuhidreher
Massillon High
Bob Wright
Mount Union
Ohbio
Bob
Wright
University of Michigan
Wittenberg
Wilson
Jack Benny
University of Colorado
John Carroll University
Cleveland
Carroll
Western Reserve
John Carroll
Short High
Chicago
Miami
Fla
Harles
Bud” Wilkinson
Minnesota
Intermad
Littl St. Anselm
Holy Cross
Cleo O'Donnell
St. Anselm
Larry French
Shirley Temple
Sid Flicker
Brentwood Weights
Los Angeles
Lou Litte
Coumbia Lions
Tiny Thornal
Stanford
Bobby Grayson
Joe Williams
Teasmaster
Baldwin–Wallace awards 23 varsity letters for 1936 season
Ber ea November 28 Twenty three players awarded varsity football letters for Baldwin Wallace College in 1936 announced by Harold Beyer graduate manager of athletics. Toledo November 28 Electri Late-Lite Co pays Christmas bonus of one week’s pay to 15 000 employees across 23 plants plus pre vacation bonus. total near $800000.
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Farsity
Baldwin-Wallace
Harold *. Beyer
Toledo
Electri Late-Lite Co
Todate
Lorain County Plans Amateur Basketball League Meeting
Lorain County officials discuss forming a Class A amateur basketball loop at a Tuesday 8 pm meeting at the YMCA. Four Elyria teams Ridge Tool Waldorf Lagers Ohio Fuel and Gas and Hungarian Reforms show interest, with six or eight teams possible, open to all county teams of undisputed amateur standing.
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Ridge Tool
Waldorf Lagers
Ohio Fuel and Gas
Hungarian
Elyria
Democrats Move State Headquarters to New Columbus Office
The Democratic state executive and central committees relocate from the Delsher-Wallick Hotel to the 19th floor of the American Insurance Union building in Columbus. Francis Poulson announced the new offices will house the speaker's bureau publicity and educational division and key state party roles to coordinate activities. The move aims to economize while maintaining a strong base.
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Delsher-Wallick
Democratic State Executive and Central Committees
American Insurance Union
Speaker's Bureau
Francis Poulson
Poulson
Two Teens Escape Jail After Gas Station Robbery
Arthur Raynor and Edward Myers both 15 of Huntington West Virginia were sentenced to the boys industrial school at Lancaster for robbing a gasoline station and escaped from the city jail by climbing down a rain pipe. In Ohio WPA reports October distributions of food bedding and other household necessities valued at about 339066 benefited over 330000 needy persons.
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Arthur Raynor
Edward Myers
Huntington
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Lancaster
Columbus
Ohio
WPA
Ross Defeats Jannazzo Keeps Welter Title
Barney Ross defeated Izzy Jannazzo at Madison Square Garden to retain the welterweight crown. The Chicago fighter, 28, faced a stern challenge from the Birmingham challenger as Ross endured a sluggish showing and booing from about 8,500 fans. Ross plans to defend the title within 60 days against Cerforino Garcia of Manila.
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Barney Ross
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Ross
Jimmy McLarnin
Madison Square Garden
Izzy Jannazzo
Birmingham
Garden
King
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Barney
Jannazzo
Cerforino Garcia
Manila
Picard Sets Pace At Augusta Open In Second Round
Henry Picard shot 69 to lead the Augusta open with a two stroke edge over Tony Manero and Horton Smith. Denny Shute was right behind after a 72 as weather and wind challenged players on the tougher club course.
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Henry Picard
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Tony Manero
Horton Smith
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Ridgeville Bowling League Matches Reported Last Night
The Ridgeville Hatchery defeated Ridgeville Feed Store while Pickering Service beat Barnes Coal Company in two Ridgeville Knights of St. John Bowling League matches at the K of C hall.
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Neil Wen
Werner Ene
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Aurensen
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Haitwick
I. Traxier Wawe
Ifa
Barnex Coal Company Dittman Cere
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Ier
Busche
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Lds
Indian Performer On Gardens Mat Program Monday
Benny Bolt from South Dakota will headline Dan Morris' weekly mat event at Rainbow Gardens on Broad Street. He faces Racine’s Buzz Reynolds in a local debut. Bolt is noted for rough tactics while Reynolds prefers a clean style. The semi-windup is a two-falls match. main event seats Swede Hansen of Columbus against Vic Weber of New York City, a rematch after a one hour draw. The arena promises clear ring sightlines and renovated heating. a 8:30 p.m. ten minute local talent match opens the program.
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South Dakota
Dan Morris
Rainbow Gardens
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Bolt
Buzz Reynolds
Grappler
Racine
Wisconsin
Squared
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Premioter Morris
Morris
Two Special Bowling Matches At K of C Tonight
Two matches are scheduled at Knights of Columbus alleys this evening at 8 PM. The Electro Alleys A team faces Waldorf Samson Brans from Cleveland in the men’s feature. The Broadway 55th Recreation ladies take on Elyria I T S Ladies in the women’s bout.
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Cleveland
Broadway 55Th Recreation
Elyria I. T. S
Golf Wives Share Trials Behind Course Pressures
Augusta reporter quotes a golf star’s wife on the emotional toll of following a husband on tour. She describes glare from fellow spectators, jealousy over scores, and the strain of maintaining appearances amid tours and wardrobe envy.
Rams and Shamrocks Vie For Pro Grid Title Sunday
The Cleveland Rams and Boston Shamrocks meet Sunday at 2:15 p.m. for the American League professional championship. Secretary Frank M. Strock said the game would be played regardless of weather. A victory by either side clinches the title.
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Mav
Cleveland Rams
Boston Shamrocks
Frank M. Strock
Rams
Promoters Ordered to File Schmeling Braddock Contracts
New York authorities require Schmeling Braddock title fight contracts be filed by December 11 with power of attorney to act for Schmeling. The move aims to protect Schmeling and smooth potential Louis Braddock plans, amid Braddock hand injury healing and medical clearance.
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Max Schmeling
New York State Athletic Commission
Schmeling
Jimmy Braddock
Joe Louis-Braddock
Atlantic City
Maxie
Braddock
Braddock-Louis
Commission
Louis
Elyria Lumber Ties For Second In Lutheran Bowling Stand
Elyria Lumber moved into a three way tie for second place in the St. John s Lutheran Bowling League after taking two of three games from Held Transfers at St John s Ollers. R Munz led the winners with a 566 trio and 229 for best individual effort.
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Vestal Shoes
Rothgert Motors
St. John’s Lutheran
St John’s Ollers
R. Munz
Automatics Top Tool Room in GI League Showdown
The Automatics won two of three games against Tool Room in a General Industries League match at Temple Oilers. Gruge led the losers with a 573 series, while G. Brown of the winners posted a 213 high single. Also from Urbana, state highway patrolmen debated driver performance as four applicants for licenses included eight girls who all passed.
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General Industries
Urbana. O
Well, no matter the past, girls in the same racket
A brief line notes a renewed stance on shared activities as two or more girls confront ongoing challenges together, suggesting continuity despite previous histories. The quotation underscores persistence in a familiar arena.
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Edwards Sees Strong Freshman Line For Western Reserve
Western Reserve coach Big Bill Edwards assessed a talented freshman group after leaving the varsity to scout next year’s intercollegiate kit. The squad adds backs Reese Griffith Hansel Lucas, guards Waggle Malsenski, Miltko, centers Sullivan, star end Toscano, and tackles Grisci. Reserve plans games against Syracuse and Cincinnati and hopes to bolster its already strong Ohio lineup.
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Cleveland
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Pennsylvania
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al Litwak
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Niles
Vaughn Hansel
Logan
Johnny Lucas
Leetonia
Brady Sullivan
Stan Miltko
Steubenville
Sullivan
Miltko
Stubbers
Mid-West
Cartledge
Charley Cartledge
Kiski
Reserve
Syracuse
University of Cincinnati
Bodyguard Assigned To Freddie Bartholomew
Hollywood reports a bodyguard is assigned to 12 year old film star Freddie Bartholomew amid threats of a $50000 kidnap extortion. The note was received by his aunt Miss Milecent Bartholomewx ten days ago and federal involvement was rumored.
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Huskies Delay In Naming Rose Bowl Opponent
University of Washington will name its Rose Bowl opponent within two weeks, Ray Eckmann said. Early possibilities include Alabama or LSU, with Dartmouth, Pennsylvania, or Pittsburgh as second choices. The Tulane-LSU result may influence the decision.
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University of Washington
Ray Eckmann
Washington
Eckmann
Huskies
Alabama
Lousiana State
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Floor Foundry Pin Team Winner
Floor Foundry swept Grinding Room in Fox Furnace Bowling League on Temple alleys. Overdeer of the Foundry posted 562 for high series and 205 for best individual game.
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Fox Furnace
Leys Overdeer
Foundry
Stutz, Jr
G. Stutz
Malone
Waldron Nee
Stusher Ee
Twenty Three Given Letters At Ohio U
Twenty three Ohio University football players received monograms after tying for the Buckeye Conference title. Six seniors seven juniors and ten sophomores were honored with letters, listing players by hometowns including Columbus Cleveland Toledo and more.
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Athens
Ohio University
Buckeye
Claire Dunn
Martin
Dick Irelan
Darton
Woody Wills
Columbus
Harlan Nelson
Delmar
Del
Frank Kuscinskis
Chicago
Joe Guerra
Millfield
John Chernitski
Butler
An Donofrio
Bridgeport
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