Radio rights on baseballs future in major leagues debated
At the New York meeting of club owners President E S Barnard indicated broadcasts may be allowed after St Louis Browns owner Phil Ball barred it for 1930. He said radio can be a lucrative advertising business with no financial return to clubs. The issue hinges on publicity versus attendance.
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Chicago
Commodore
New York
E. S.barnard
Phil Ball
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis Park
Barnard
Diegel and Hagen Clash in 12th PGA Semifinal Battle
Leo Diegel and Walter Hagen meet in the PGA Championship semifinals at Hillcrest. Diegel seeks to even the series after Hagen led 2 0 in their four previous matches with Haig’s rivalry adding drama. The Agua Caliente professional aims to claim a cherished title and possibly even the series with Hagen.
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Paul B. Zimmerman
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Dec
Leo Diegel
Walter Hagen
Hillcrest
Landis Attacks Baseball Ownership At Minor League Meet
Chattanooga Tenn Dec 6 CP Baseball men at their annual convention denounced common ownership in baseball urged individual ownership in minor and major league systems. Landis warned reforms needed to help small clubs while noting angels from the majors threaten minors. Del Baker named Beaumont manager. Fort Worth gains Kelly. Tulsa players sold to Wichita Falls in a Western Texas league exchange.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
K. M. Landis
Baseball Commission
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Little Fellows
Landis
Angels
National Board of Arbitration
Arizona
del Baker
Fort Worth
Beaumont
William Kelly
Tulsa
Irving Burns
Linda Storti
James Levey
Walter Fuller
Wichita Falls
Prize Corn Seven Ears Wins First Prize at Omaha Show
Evelyn Clark formerly of Albany New York wins top prize at a stock and train show near Omaha for seven ears of corn perfectly marked with thirty two colors. Clark lives with her family on a farm about thirty miles from Omaha and the farm was shown at the event.
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Evelyn Clark
Omaha
Miss Clark
Albany
N. Y
Army Announces 1930 Football Schedule With Four Key Eastern Games
Army under coach Ralph Sasse unveils a ten game 1930 slate, highlighting four major eastern clashes. Highlights include Harvard at Cambridge on Oct 18, Yale at New Haven on Oct 25, and Notre Dame at New York on Nov 29, with Illinois visiting New York on Nov 8.
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ARMY
West Point
N. Y
Ralph Sasse
Biff Jones
Harvard
Yale
Illinois
Notre Dame
Boston University
Furman
Swarthmore
Cambridge
New Haven
North Dakota
Navy
New York
Kentucky Wesleyan
Ursinus
Chicago card results headline summary
Mike Dundee of Rock Island and Barney Ross of Chicago won on points in Chicago last night. Jimmy Mahoney stopped Joe Miller in Chicago. Buster Brown was defeated by Dundee while De Rose fell to Ross in six round bouts in Indianapolis.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mike Dundee
Rock Island
Buster Brown
Kansas City
Jimmy Mahoney
Joe Miller
Barney Ross
al de Rose
Indianapolis
Dodgers First Baseman Del Bissonette Arrives for Sinus Operation
New York reports Del Bissonette of the Brooklyn Dodgers has arrived to undergo surgery for sinus trouble. The 1962 rookie standout batted .320 with 25 home runs and was hampered by sinus problems last season.
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New York
del Bissonette
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bissonette
Waggoner Denies Million Dollar Reigh Count Offer
Guy Waggoner son of W T Waggoner owner of the Three D racing stable and Arlington Downs denied today that his father offered 1 000 000 for Reigh Count the famed American thoroughbred. He said he understood the offer was from a former Three D employee and that he had no authority to act for Waggoner.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Guy Waggoner
W. T. Waggoner
Three D Racing
Arlington Downs
America
Three D Stable
Waggoner
Iowa Halfback To Play In East West Game
Willis Glassgow from the University of Iowa has accepted Northwestern coach Dick Hanley’s invitation to compete in the East West football game on New Year’s Day in San Francisco.
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Iowa
Iowa City
Willis Glassgow
University of Iowa
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
San Francisco
Waggoner Denies Million Bid for Reigh Count
Chicago sportsman John D. Hertz refused a record one million dollar offer for his champion thoroughbred Reigh Count. W. T. Waggoner of Texas made the bid for horses in the Three D Silks and Hertz questioned the sanity of paying or declining such a price.
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Chicago
John D. Hertz
Chicago Sportsman
W. T. Waggoner
Texas
Girl Acquitted of Killing Policeman in New Jersey
Alice Corbett, 16, was acquitted of the murder of George McHale, a policeman, after a brief jury verdict. She admitted shooting him but claimed self defense after an attack. She had lived in the McHale home since age 12 and earned 25 cents weekly. supporters pledged help finding work.
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Jersey City
N. J
Alice Corbett
George McHale
McHale
Wife Murder Charged
Seattle police report William H. Howard, 75, is charged in connection with the death of his wife. The case rose from investigations into a domestic homicide at the couple’s residence. No further details released.
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Seattle
William H. Howard
Woman Charged in Murder Linked to Family Killing
In Los Angeles on December 6, Dolores Guichapa, 31, accused of seeking revenge for bootlegging arrest, is charged with suspicion of murder in the deaths of Luciano Garcia, his wife, and three children. Baltares, 24, confessed to the killings. investigators note Baltares bore no stated animosity toward the Garcias.
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Los Angeles
Dolores Guichapa
Armando Baltares
Baltares
Luciano Garcia
Miss Guichapa
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