Golden Era of Troy Area Bowling in 1935 Record
The 1935 Troy area bowling scene boasted four 800 three-game scores the year’s peak. Tom Chick Faley led the era with multiple high sets, while Paul Heffron posted an 812. Chick's 813 and Boyd Connally’s 806 were notable open-bowling milestones. The Cahill Sportsters league featured top women players like Ethel Ahearn and Ruth Tague, with plans to enter the State Tournament. Joe Tramarchy led the TriCity League averages at 163, and DeMento leagues showed strong male and female performances across classes with high triples and singles. Leaders across tiers included Sam Powell, Chick Quinta, and Ted Fistola, with Barrett Shines noted for travel to compete in area leagues.
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Troy Area
Tom “Chick” Faley
Libe Chick
Paul Heffron
Knights of Columbus
Foley
Heffron
Catholic Church League
Chick
Joe Ta‘hor
Joe
Boyd Connally
Cahill Sportsters
Mayfair Victory
Ethel Ahearn
Leona Kappes
Ann IL Tebo
Marice Cunnningham
Betts Voghtstormarn
Mabel Willis
Krensaver
Kineston
Ann Teho
Chaiman
Vane
TriCity
DuWler
Troy
Waterae. Albans
Coheee
Watersuet
Albany
DeMento
Eva DeMento
Mary McGivern
Mary
Kay Tybush
Jane Corrigan
Helen la Ferries
Dot Mullins
Dot
Marge Shawney
Eleanore Choppy
Jenny
Sam Powell
Pete Rodney
Chick Quinta
Len Rosendorph
Joe Hurley
Ralph Choppy
Rocco DeMento
Rey Berker
Ted Fistola
Walt Campbell
Sil Lurk
49ers Clinch AAC Statistics Championship
The San Francisco 49ers, nine games in, near clinching the All-America Football Conference statistical crown as their strong rushing and scoring drive a season leading total offense. Cleveland Browns and Buffalo Bills trail with high yards while New York Yankees boast strong defense. The 49ers lead in points scored and have top penalties and fumbles figures, with Cleveland and Buffalo facing strong defenses later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Francisco
Brooklyn
Cimelind
Har Anres
Cleveland
Iarsek
Granams
U of Havana Cuban Soccer Champions to Meet R.P.I Saturday
The Havana squad known as the Caribes, featuring Bart Fernandez Roman Bartre and Marcel Gutierrez, travels to face RPI after an American tour that included a 5-0 win over Howard and a match with Maryland. RPI counters with Gus Gomez and attackers Koefoed and Dornhoefer as their three wins, two losses record stands at three wins.
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R.P.1
Los Caribes
University of Havana
Cuba
R.P.L
U. of Havana
Boccer
Rens
Poly
Canbes
University of Iron
Havana
Caribes
Howard University
Maryland University
Engineers
Bart Fernandez
Roman Bartre
Balk
Spain
Marcel Gutierrez
RPI
Gus Gomez Gomez
Trojans
Andy Koefoed
Otto Dornhoefer
MIT
Ro Kingham Tare Dips in Salen Commurs to Orchard War
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Descord
NLHS
Shields Qualifies At Pinehurst In North South Open
Billy Shields from Wolferts Roost and ex-Siena star carded 36 and 38 for a 74 to qualify at Pinehurst NC in the North South Open. Milan Marusic invited to participate, eliminating additional qualifiers. Thirty or more players broke par as Tommy Wright led with 67, among 118 entrants in the three day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Shields
Wolferts Roost
Siena College
Pinehurst
Johnny Gaucas
van Schaick
3. C
Upi
Long
Jean Tommy Wright
Kingsport
Tenn
Toney Penna
Cincinnati
Wright
Lou Barbaro
Deal
N. J
Wile Goggin
White Plaine
al Houghton
Landover
Rough Ordy's Owner Suspended At Pimlico
Rough Ordy's owner trainer Santore J Cher was suspended pending a Maryland Racing Commission hearing after Pimlico stewards found ibenzedriner present in one horse. Rough Ordy won the second race at Pimlico, paying 95 dollars as officials review the drug test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rough Ordy
Pimlico
Batmore LP
Santore J Cher
Fanlico
Maryland Racing Commission
Hove
Hough Orda
Lesis
Cicero
Deanna
Olympians Players Finance Report Sparks Stockholder Talk
A chaotic manuscript recounts proposed stockholder style meetings tied to the Indianapolis Olympians. It references managers players owners and a complex pay and ownership setup amid NCAA era confusion. Names and details blur as it hints at franchise finances and wartime like league maneuvers.
Cubs chief lambasts Dodgers deals in wild sports forum
In a heated Herald-American meet, Cubs GM Jimmy Gallagher blasted the Dodgers for selling players beneath value and claimed Brooklyn netted 880000 from Pittsburgh in trades. Michigan coach friction was denied by H O Crisler, who questioned pro subsidy and amateur ideals amid college athletics debates.
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Chicago
Herald- American
Jng
Jimmy Gallagher
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
H. O. (Frits) Crisler
Mitchigan
Wolverine
Crisler
Gallagher
Echoe
Dodgers
Cubs
Brooklyn
Pittsburg Pirates
Preacher Roe
Boll Cox
al Gionfrmddo
Pittaburr
Vic Lombardi
Stan Rojek
Michigan
Benny Oosterbaan
School of Thought
Washington
Uniform Playoff Rules In Majors To Be Considered
Under the American League leadership, the end of the season will rely on a single game to decide the winner while the National League rules apply in City on December 14.
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Tammon
Baetettal
Bache Hall Association of America
BEA
Kentucky
American League For
Eod
Senega
City
Tony DeMento Leads Pinners With 234-665
Tony DeMento's rollicking 665, built from games of 234 225 and 206, headlined last night on local alleys. Joe Furdyna posted a 625 set, with Matt Pressamone and Phil Celeste adding notable scores. A breadth of league entries followed with DeMento also appearing 234 225 206 665 across clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony DeMento
Joe Furdyna
Mike Santora
Wein
Matt Pressamone
Phil Celeste
Brownie Tavert
Lesque
Bill Carley
John Cosley
Ken McGill
el Morrigan
Wally Rogers
Leo Kirkner
Pauline Hansen
Vi Cardish
Lee Riberdy
Edna Morrison
Mary Jorgenson
Pauline Naumawitz
Barbara Hallett
Frances,Foreucci
Marie Beditz
Evelyn Prout
Ann Henderson
Dot Bouchard
Ann Johnson
Esther Flint
Doris Alix
Lucille Tracy
Agnes Herring
SMU Mentor Pushes End to Extra Point
Dallas coach Matty Bell of Southern Methodist renews his call to abolish the extra point, arguing it hurts scoring balance. He notes Doak Walker’s late kick beat Texas, but maintains the point after touchdown should be eliminated while field goals stay valued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Matty Ball
Southern Methodst
Texas
Bell
National Rules Committee
Southern Methodist-Texas
SMU
Doak Walker
Doak
Southern Methodist
Watervliet Boots Win 12th Straight in 3-0 Soccer Victory
Watervliet High remained undefeated with a 3-0 win over Lansingburg High, extending their season streak to 12. Dick Tetreault assisted on Lou Paley’s early goal, Paley added a second, and Holt Gardner joined Jack Dunbar for the final score as reserves finished the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watervliet High
Lansingburg High
Watervliet
Arsenal City Booters
Burgi
Dick Tetreault
Lou Paley
Paley
Jack Dunbar
Holt Gardner
Watervliet Pos
Lansingburg
Kania Brandt GP
Kowalchyk Niles RE
Sheldon Pitts
Dunbar Woody
Louis Signs For Bout At Newark On Nov 22
Joe Louis, retired heavyweight champion, signed to meet Joe Chesful, Bayonne heavyweight, in a ten round no decision bout November 22 at Newark Armory for the March of Dimes. It would Louis first Newark ring appearance. Brown Humber is set to meet Johnny Shkot in Boston Garden on November 14 and later faces Pat Valentino in Chicago on the ten round path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Joe Lous
Joe Chesful
Bayonne
Newark Armory
Lous
Frail
Brown Humber
Johnny Shkot
Baltimore
Boston Garden
Pat Valentino
Chicago
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Caracas
Venezuela
Star
Arnold
Granun
Top Women's League
Ps Joe Tramarchy
Pao Milon We
Fred Donnelly
Milton Bachleclere
Barrett
Bill Barrett
Bill
Poughkespine
Weamsda
Tom
Chick” Foles
Eril Barrett
Iud Considine
Claire Cassidy
Tom Willhame
Steve Kraute ‘Gentry
Bill Windle
Maplewood
Somen
Mary Raines
Alive Watson
Betts Woll Ltd
Ann Drugan
Mary Jornaneen
Walt Grothaus
Bob Willams
Notre Dame
Cigar
Indianapolis
Penser
Amer
Kentuck
Oh Barher
Ralph Beard
Aler Groza
Wallace Jonis
Loe Heland
Gtver
J RO Sabre Rhambrotzh
Butler
Kemuchs
Jeet
Inez
Weltha Yeasts
Grota
Cub Chief
Dodger
Vhe Cuus
Preston Ward
Bruins
Paw Minner
Minner-Ward
Charley Grimm
Cub
Hunting Gallagher
Myron McCormick
Phil Cavarretta
Tribune
Arch Ward
Ward
Ann Arbor
Frew
Aide Open
Athie‘ c
Doug Mile
Taois
Johnny Harras
Nho
Karras
Molle
Cahill Sportaters
Hetty Vogt
Teresa Badalato
Irene Washrow
Julia Jones
Lee Cappes
Ann Mucka
Ruth Tague
Ann Tebo
Rena Riley
Mildred Rysedaorph
Betty Babcock
Madeline Murray
Nell Vandemark
St. Mary's League
Make Cantanucei
Nick Marchese
Chris Curley
Funaro
Jerry Petnel
John Montgomery
Eddie Pater
Eddie Olszows
Frank Zawistowski
Rsaph Griffin
K. of C. American
Bill Helferich
Bruno
Frank Kienhofer
George Kennelly. Jr
John Rea
al Couture
Roy Vertiguelle
Clarence Tofte
Dniek Chiion
Ed Cusack
Lou Roberts
Mario Manon
Art Frament
Ray Thombley
Eric Tofte
Eati Mara
Chuck Capel
Cohors
Monday Nightere
Walt Davenport
Jan Mara
Bill Feldman
Harry Gria
Stupeks
Matt Preseamone
Nick Vatsos
Rose Precalella
Yolanda Villa
Betty Pettiznell
Harnett Geel
Lynn Buell
Mane Viola
Tens Serchanta
Clase
Len Hohan
Fambroat
Chuck Warnes
Jack Marin
Jim Waleh
Wilt
Tracy
Harold Abrams
Ramtter
Vic Lucresio
Pat Tackrin
Anthony Korkemat
Pinar
Eminem
Erie
Arkith
OWA
Mechanicville
Groend
Phene
Vliet Booters
Louis
Indover
Main Ave
Danzis Roofing Co
River
Par Hub Heating Corp
SO River ST
Joseph S Finch & Company
Aladdin PA
Ean Tha
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