Glynn and Albany Face South Georgia Title in Valdosta
Glynn Academy of Brunswick meets Albany High School in Valdosta for the South Georgia High School Football Association title. The Tobacco Bowl pits undefeated teams despite injuries as Glynn seeks a margin with key gaps and Albany defends its clean record.
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Albany
South Georgia
Valdosta
Brunswick
Cleveland Field
Albany High School
Glenn Academy of
South Georgia High School Football Association
Bobby Tindell
Jesup
Cahill
Waters
Red Terrors
Albany Eleven
Academy of Augusta
Sylvester
Americus
Cairo
Cordele
la Grange
Tifton
Moultrie
Bainbridge
Thomasville
Albany Pos
Glynn Smith
Cate
Allen LE Coleman
Petalos Fordham
Flanders
Davis Co
Trobaugh
Kersey Royal
RT Finleyson
King RE
Jones
Collins
Braves plan nearly ready as Frick seeks approval
Boston Braves shakeup edges closer with Frick traveling to Chicago to seal a deal. Charles Francis Adams may regain control while Bob Quinn becomes Boston GM, with Dave Driscoll possibly returning to the Dodgers as secretary. Hank Greenberg and Hank Anderson receive praise for recent moves. Joe Louis trains for a 15 round bout as Roger Cramer and Buddy Myer targets."
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New York
Boston Braves
Ford C. Frick
Chicago
Charles Francis Adams
Adams
Bob Quinn
Boston
Dave Driscoll
Daffy Dodgers
Frick, Adams
Beantown
Hank Greenberg
Hank Anderson
N. C. State
Fordham
Jimmy Crowley
Joe Louis
Paulino
Yanks
Roger Cramer
Athletics
Buddy Myer
Senators
Jake Ruppert
Jimmy Johnston
Greatest upsets in a season of college gridiron shocks
Associated Press recounts major upsets from the football season led by Northwestern over Notre Dame and Duke over North Carolina. It notes Mississippi State beating Alabama and Army, Boston College beating Michigan State, Ohio University over Illinois, Carnegie Tech over Purdue, Temple over Marquette, Vanderbilt over Alabama, Stanford over California, and Columbia over Dartmouth in dramatic finale.
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Dillon Graham
Associated Press
Washington
Northwestern
Wildcats
Notre Dame
Ramblers
Duke University
Georgia Tech
North Carolina
Mississippi State
Bulldogs
Alabama
Army
Boston College
Spartans
Michigan State
Carnegie Tech
Purdue
Pittsburgh
Temple
Marquette
Vanderbilt
Stanford
California
Columbia
Dartmouth
Flournoy Armour Heads Georgia Real Estate Group
Flournoy W. Armour of Columbus was elected president of the Georgia Real Estate Association, succeeding Frank C. Owens of Atlanta. Officers include William C. Gilbert Savannah, vice president Adrian B. Sherman Augusta, secretary I. R. Domingo Macon, treasurer, and Arthur S. Harris Savannah, executive secretary. The 1936 meeting will be in Columbus with dates to be announced.
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Atlanta
Flournoy W. Armour
Columbus
Georgia Real Estate Association
Frank C. Owens
Armour
Willam C. Gilbert
Savannah
Adrian B. Sherman
Augusta
I. R. Domingo
Macon
Arthur S. Harris
Texas Cattle Dipped for Tick Eradication in Webb County
Webb County inspectors report 82 306 cattle examined or dipped to combat ticks. The notice mentions Associated Press service and an upcoming contest involving a fan guessing the 11 players on the first team for a boxing match with prizes.
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Texas
Laredo
Tex
Webb County
AAU Committees Meet to Seek Settlement of Olympic Dispute
The AAU executive and foreign relations committees met in New York to pursue a peaceful settlement of the boycott dispute before the 47th annual convention. Avery Brundage and Jeremiah Mahoney led opposing sides, with open sessions possible and critical votes on trials and national championships looming. The Olympic team is expected to compete despite protests, as no official notice has halted plans to send U S athletes abroad.
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New York
Dec
Amateur Athletic Union
Avery Brundage
Chicago
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
United States
Olympic Committee
Schmeling Returns to America Ready to Face Braddock or Louis
Max Schmeling arrived in New York aboard the Bremen and said he aims to reclaim the heavyweight title by facing Jimmy Braddock or Joe Louis, or both. He prefers Braddock first but will fight Louis if needed, accompanied by trainer Max Machon and planning ringside for next Friday’s arcadium bout to scout Louis.
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New York
Max Schmeling
America
Jimmy Braddock
Joe Louis
Bremen
Braddock
Ilan
Max Machon
Workers on Atlanta PWA jobs to receive union pay scales
Workers on Atlanta sewer and school projects financed partly by the PWA were expected to get union pay scales after the city council passed a resolution backed by most members. State PWA director J Houston Johnson said the request would likely be granted. A storm followed the move.
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Atlanta
PWA
James L. Key
J. Houston Johnson
Athens and Hartwell Grid Teams Clash for Tenth Title
Athens high school and Hartwell met in a post season title game for the tenth district. The 1935 Athens squad carried nine wins with a potent offense, led by star backfield of Hodgson Paddock Upchurch and Guest. Coach Howell Hollis praised the team while spectators awaited a key rematch against Lakeland in a charity game for the Salvation Army.
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Athens
Hartwell
Lakeland
Fla
Salvation Army
Elberton
Howell Hollis
University of Georgia
Robert Hodgson
Dave Paddock
Rudy Guest
Dick Upchurch
Athos High
Upchurch
Paddock
Guest
Hodgson
Marion Wilkes
Bobby Daniels
Frank Crane
Jack McDonald
George Kimbrell
Jimmy Stephenson
Kerneth Kay
Harry Mehre
Georgia
Maroon Eleven
Manero Defends Narrow Lead At Orlando Open
Tony Manero of Greensboro holds a one stroke edge after 18 holes in the $2,000 Orlando open golf tournament. A 68 gave him the early lead, with Laffoon Cooper Thompson tied at 69 for second and Horan Thom close behind at 72. Amateur Claude Harmon led Florida juniors with 72.
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Toney Manero
Orlando
Fla
Tony Manero
Greensboro
N. C
Manero
Ky Laffoon
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Jimmy Thompson
Ridgewood
N. J
Roy Horan
A. B. Thom
Lancaster
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Tony Penna
Pensacola
al Krueger
Beloit
Wis
Claude Harmon
Florida
Carl Dann, Jr
Colleges face pressure as fans demand winning football
The piece argues college athletics push for big gates and stars overrode caution at Tulane Georgia and Tech. It notes Tulane and Georgia struggle to meet expensive stadium costs while Tech gains confidence under Alexander. A joint band performance at the Georgia Tech game is hailed as feud ending cooperation.
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Tech
Alexander
Georgia Bulldogs
Georgia
Cat-Eyed Burglar Confesses In Budapest
Police say 28 year old Ferenc Kiss has abnormal night vision with dis tended pupils enabling him to read a newspaper in near total darkness. The burglar, nicknamed cat-eyed, admits he chose crime because daylight glare hindered his work and was caught while attempting to cross a well lit street.
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Budapest
Ferenc
Kiss
Hansell Certifies Wage Rates Under Union Levels
William A. Hansell assistant chief of construction in charge of sewers certified to Johnston wage rates from 20 to 30 percent below prevailing union levels.
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William A. Hansell
Johnston
Hill Triumphs In Intermountain Woman's Invite Golf
Mrs. R C Hill staged a dramatic comeback with four holes to play to win the Intermountain Women's Invitation title. She defeated Mrs. J E Bramwell 1 up after four consecutive holes, halving the seventeenth and clinching on the eighteenth.
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Salt Lake
LSU Tigers ranked first defensively in season standings
Atlanta Ga Dec 6 Louisiana State's Southeastern Conference champions lead in defense and rank second in offense with one game remaining. They must allow Texas Christian two touchdowns in the Sugar Bowl to lose the top defensive mark while Ole Miss leads the conference in scoring with 292 points to LSU's 213. Auburn sits second defensively and LSU trails in overall ranks with remaining games.
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Ole Miss
Auburn
Louisiana State
Atlanta
Ole Lou
Southeastern
Texas Christian
Mississippi
Cubs Secretary Hears Site Plan for Cubs Red Sox Game
Robert C. Lewis traveling secretary of the Chicago Cubs and Mrs. Lewis visited Thomasville to inspect the municipal stadium and discuss the April 3 exhibition game against the Boston Red Sox with chamber representatives. They planned to return to Florida afterward.
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Chicago Cubs
RED Sox
Robert C. Lewis
Chamber of Commerce
Cubs
Boston Red Sox
Lewis
Municipal Stadium
Florida Points
Unclear Fragment Notes 1934 Tournament Result
Fragment references a 1934 tournament with Mrs. Flill mentioned as a winner in a one up result. Details and full names are incomplete.
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Flill
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