Bookmakers Post Santa Anita Odds and Other Sports
Tom Kearney sets future book for Santa Anita Handicap February 22 with Discovery at 2 to 1 favorite. Atucar, Last year’s winner, quoted at 15 to 1. Top Row 1 to 1. Caval Aje 6 to 1. Ladysman 10 to 1. Head Play 12 to 1. Also listed: Psychic Bid, Supply, Only One at 15 to 1. Ariel Cross, Flamenco, Rosemont, Stand Pat at 20 to 1. Dr James F Donehoo of Washington Pa cited as leading Washington and Jefferson football rooter. he’s attended 217 games in a row and logged 58,000 miles as team physician. Turkeys, Gehrig home runs, jockey honors, and 1935 football fatalities noted.
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Atucar
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Top Row
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Ladysman
Azyear
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Flamenco
Rosemont
Washington and Jefferson College
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Washington, Pa
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Martinsburg Opens Tri-State League with Win on Court
Martinsburg defeated Funks town 47 to 37 on the high school court as Martinsburg new in the Tri-State League. Rhodes starred for Martinsburg and Fiery led Funks town with notable scoring and defense amid a showcase of passwork and shooting.
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Funkstown
Rhodes
Fiery
Funks
Good Records Compiled By Eagle Pinmen
The Eagle Pinmen league half featured 68 bowlers with 9529 games and 299,298 pins total. Old Reading team won the championship led by Lionel Moser and Clarence Long. Johnny Kerr topped individual averages at 143.3, edging Ike Miller. Red Ryder posted the high single game of 217 and a 542 set. Nine bowlers hit 200s, with Moser and Kerr key leaders in 400s and 500s sets. Reading, Gunther, and German teams showed top and inconsistent forms across the half.
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Reading
Lionel Moser
Clarence Long
Maynard Spidell
Floyd Hendrickson
Harry Bennett
Bill Russell
Dick Cauffman
Bill Bennett
Fred Sayles
George Koogle
Johnny Burger
Doy Brown
Moser
Johnny Kerr
Kerr
Ike Miller
Miller
Red Ryder
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Poet
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Ryder
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al Burger
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Mauck
Parks
Lushbaugh
German
Exfort
Bill Nigh
Bill Zimmerman
Frank Sprecher
Henry Biser
Shark Lushbaugh
Hal Harman
Ed Burger
Chick Rudisill
Bob Parks
1936 Sports Picture Painted As Follows
New York dated December 31 1935 an overview of 1936 sports prospects across major leagues boxing golf football Olympics polo swimming tennis and notable figures including Mickey Cochrane Al Simmons Joe Louis Max Schmeling Jock McAvoy W Lawson Little Sam Parks Jr Virginia Van Wie Glenna Collett Ware Perry Austin and Helen Wills Moody with predictions on pennants titles and upcoming showdowns.
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Detroit Tigers
al Simmons
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Olympics
Germany
Tommy Hitchcock and Company
England
America
Perry
Austin
United States
Helen Wills Moody
Blue Ridge Beats Woodmen in Tri State League Tilt
Blue Ridge defeated Woodmen of the World 35 28 to stay in the running for the first half title. Led by Lamb and Moore, Blue Ridge pulled ahead in the second half after a 13 13 halftime tie as Penn and Rudy starred for Woodmen.
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Down Woodmen
Blue Ridge
Frederick
Woodmen
Lamb
Moore
Penn
Rudy
Keefer
Jeederuch
Teseedee
Harne
Moss
Seseeeses
Hammaker
Vn Minnich
Middlekauff
Norment
E.e
Keller
Sessnces
KE Cescsoves
Lesher
Lightner
Smith and Morin
Bowling League Scores After Two Week Layoff
After a two weeks layoff wooden pin artists returned to the alleys with strikes spares and high scores. Antlers beat Tails while Noses crushed Hides. Hoofs tops Eyes and Ears defeat Teeth with solid totals. In college action Temple upset Purdue 54 to 39.
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Lee Gates
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Welsh
John France
Charlie Houck
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John Sommers
Powles
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Reynolds
Colbert
Stars of the East to Meet Western Foes in New Year Classic
Stars of the East rated 2 to 1 favorites in the New Year's Day charity gridiron classic at Kezar stadium. About 60,000 in attendance expected as East backs Riley Smith and Dick Crayne headline the squads against Western tackle John Bley and punters Will Wallace and Bill Lam.
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Kezar Stadium
Percy Lacey
Orin Hollingberry
Lacey
Riley Smith
Alabama
Dick Crayne
Iowa
Dick Heekin
Ohio State
Sheldon Beise
Minnesota
Joe Studaher
West Virginia
John Bley
Washington State College
Will Wallace
Rice Institute
Bill “Kaye” Lam
University of Colorado
Wallace
Lam
Star of the East
Bonus advocates seek payout, little concern for funding
Most bonus advocates want the money paid but ignore its source. If everyone could operate under that plan, major worries would lessen. A Bible printed in London in 1748 is used by W A Coats in Birmingham Alabama.
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W. A. Coats
Birmingham
Ala
Roundup of New York sports and society chatter
Dec 31 roundup notes Casey Stengel ready to part ways with a Dodgers target. Benny Leonard prepares for wedding and vows not to return to boxing. Zuppke declines a coast coaching offer. Basketball buzz fills big cities with 18 000 crowds and top college teams arriving. Johnny Revolta names his all America golf lineup. Dempsey jokes about elevators to his Central Park home. Tony Scarsella sale arouses Reds bid. Harry Smith predicts East over West in star game.
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Casey Stengel
Dodgers
Joe Stripp
Benny Leonard
Bob Zuppke
Coast. Co
Minnesota
Princeton
Fritz Crisler
Johnny Revolta
Henry Picard
Sam Parks, Jr
Paul Runyan
Gene Sarazen
Craig Wood
Harry Cooper
Walter Hagen
Tommy Armour
Horton Smith
Victor Ghezzi
Johnny
Jack Dempsey
Central Park
Cooper Holds Lead In Pasadena Open After Second Round
Harry Cooper carded a par 71 to go with a 66 first round for a 137 total leading the Pasadena open by two strokes. Horton Smith Wilfy Cox Ray Mangrum and Harold McSpaden trailed at two strokes behind in the $4,000 event held in Pasadena California.
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Calif
Harry Cooper
Horton Smith
Wilfy -Cox
Bethesda
Ray Mangrum
Pittsburgh
Harold McSpaden
Michigan State airs past West Virginia in overtime win
Michigan State College basketball edged West Virginia University 25 to 24 in an overtime game at East Lansing. MSU rallied from a slow start, overcoming early scoring disadvantages to claim the victory on December 30.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
West Virginia University
Jes
Monk
Texans Remain Favorites in Rose Bowl Tilt Tomorrow
Pasadena Calif Dec 31 The Rose Bowl pits Stanford against Southern Methodist in a rain soaked battle with muddy field conditions likely. Odds favored Texas coached by Matty Bell though weather and field may decide who wears the garlands. Bobby Wilson of SMU and Bobby Grayson of Stanford among key players ready to perform despite damp conditions.
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Pasadena
Calif
Stanford
Matty Bells Texans
Claude
Tiny) Thornhill
Texans
Bobby Wilson
Columbia
Bobby Grayson
Grayson
World coffee output reviewed in Rio de Janeiro report
An authoritative review circulated in Rio de Janeiro shows Brazil produced 16,209,000 sacks in the 1924 35 crop year out of a world total of 26,776,006 sacks.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
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