Osprey Favored for Coffroth Handicap at Tijuana
At Tijuana Mexico Osprey a 6 year old son of Fair Play Olympia trains under Leslie stable John P Mills is the favorite for the Coffroth Handicap expected March 28 with a 119 pound assignment. He previously won Kingston and Salvatore handicaps and set track marks.
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Tijuana
Mexico
America
Osprey
Fair Play Olympia
Mai
Runstar
Oval
Sunny Jim
Coffroth
Earl Linnell
Sure Fire
Kingston
Blanc Seing
General Thatcher
Blane Seing
J. P. Atkin
Princess Doreen
Little Celt
Salvatore
Christmas Eve Radio Programs Across U S Stations
Radio Digest lists December 24 schedules for stations from KDKA to WLS with programs including readings of A Christmas Carol, orchestral concerts, vocal solos, travel talks, and late-night frolics. Notable entries include Don Clark's orchestra in KHJ Los Angeles and Atwater Kent orchestra in KNX Hollywood with multiple time slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Reading
Little Symphony Orchestra
Helen Greenwood
Pittsburgh Post Revue
KFNF
Shenandoah
KFWB
Hollywood
California Blue Boys
Hatch Graham
Jazz Twins
Hollywood Roof Orchestra
KGO
Oakland
Arion Trio
KHJ
Los Angeles
Don Clark
KNX
Hollywood Express
Atwater Kent Orchestra
H. L. Crockett
Way Watts
KOA
Denver
KPO
San Francisco
Fairmont
Cabirtans
KPRC
Houston Post - Dispatch
Blanchard
H. T. Huffmaster
KSD
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Old St. Louis Cathedral
KTHS
Hot Springs National Park
Lawson Reid
Kyw
Chicago
Cone
Uncle Bob
Insomnia Club
Coon Sanders
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Euterpean Club
WEBM
Moulin Rouge Orchestra
Jean St. Anne
Christian Grimm
WRZ
Springfield
Arthur Clifton
WCAE
Pittsburgh Press
Larkin
Goodrich Zippers
WCAU
Philadelphia
Snellenburg and Company
Mitchell Gondoliers
Kandy
Barry O’moore
Weco
Minneapolis - St. Paul
WEAF
Cushman's Serenaders
Larkinites
Cliquot Club
Lopez Orchestra
Wear
Cleveland
Larkinlle
Vincent Percy
WEBH
Chicago Post
Upton Theater
Oriole
WEEI
Boston
Goodrich Zippera
WPEAA
Dallas News-Journal
Baker Hotel
Haydn Jones
Dallas Athletic Club
WGN
Chicago Tribune
Drake
Chamman
Chamman's Orchestra, Wgr, Buffalo (319), 6-9, Weaf Program, Larkinites
WGY
Schenectady
Leo Kliwen
Stephen E. Boiselair
WHAS
Louisville Times-Courier
WHN
New York
Iceland Orchestra
Chateau Shanley
Guardian’ Entertainers
Club Kentucky Orchestra
Bwanee Club
Ted Lewis
WHO
Des Moine
Raleigh Quintet
Little Symphonic Orchestra
WIP
Pagoda Cafe Orchestra
WJR
Detroit-Pontiac
Jean Goldkette
Goldkette
WERC
Cincinnati
WLS
Ralph Emerson
Ford
Toledo Mudhens eye big year with Casey Stengel as pilot
In Toledo the Mudhens seek a fresh start as Casey Stengel is named manager amid fan hopes a rebuilt lineup including two new outfielders will spark a revival. The piece notes Stengel’s fame, prior major league exploits, and hints at salary talks and star power in the restructured club.
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Toledo American Association
Mudhens
Hope Springs Eternal
Toledo
Casey” Stengel
Joseph O'Brien
Casey
Jolly Giants
Boston Braves
Davey Bancroft
Fidel Labarba Defeats Perfetti In Gotham Debut
New York reports Fidel Labarba of Los Angeles, new flyweight champion, scored a judges decision over Lew Perfetti of New York in six rounds at Madison Square Garden during a Christmas fund show. Labarba was knocked down in round one but recovered. Perfetti pressed late, with Labarba weighing 114 pounds to Perfetti’s 116.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fidel Labarba
Los Angeles
Lew Perfetti
Labarba
Mike McTigue
Tiger Flowers
Madison Square Garden
Canvay
Perfetti
What Is a Deer Carcass Under Law Questioned
At Santa Fe trial of J P Atkins on transporting a deer carcass without horns a debate arose over what constitutes a carcass under game laws. Laws may be amended to require horns with carcass during transport. Atkins argued most meat had been consumed in camp so head was not needed. He was fined 25 dollars plus 5 dollars costs. another firearms on a state game refuge charge was dismissed after conviction on the first charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Atkins
Santa Fe
Mr. Atkins
All Southwestern football picks by Harold G Wilson
Tucson Citizen sports editor Harold G Wilson names an all southwestern football team led by Arizona players. The lineup includes Flickenger Brookshire Smith Creecy Gentry Salmon Wesley and Waugh with Waugh of Mines as captain and notes Arizona as champions based on schedules and showings.
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Harold G. Wilson
Tucson Citizen
Wildcats
Wilson
Flickenger
F. Brookshire
Arizona
Smith
Creecy
Austin
DeGryse
Gentry
Salmon
Wesley
N. M. Aggies
Waugh
Texas Mines
Crouch
Arizona Wildcats
New Mexico
New Mexico Aggies
Texas School of Mines
Allstar
Red” Grange
Southwest
Brookshire
de Gryse
N. M. U. Rose
Institute
West Texas
Jackson
Long
Hall of Fame picks mix in and out for Wildcat captain
Red Crouch is named captain for the coming year by his Wildcat teammates. El Paso selections favor Texas School of Mines players, while Dan Burrows of Albuquerque lists a different AI style team with players from Institute and Arizona. Brookshire, Crouch, and Austin are noted for possible inclusion on the Morning Journal second team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Crouch
Hall of Fame
el Paso
Texas School of Mines
Dan Burrows
Sports Authority
Albuquerque
Leslie
Institute
Fueckenger
Arizona
Smith
Creecy
de Gryse
Rose
Gentry
Long
N. M
Wesley
Aggles
Salmon
Waugh
Burrows
Frank Brookshire
Austin
Crouch
Weslie
N. BR. Brookshire
Morning Journal
Eastern All Star Grid Team Arrives in San Francisco
The eastern football team arrived in San Francisco today for a benefit game against the western squad next Saturday to aid the Shriners crippled children's hospital. The visitors were greeted with a tremendous reception as they landed before the event.
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San Francisco
Shriners Crippled Children’s Hospital
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Radio Digest
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Master Charlie
Dangerous
Hourmore
Sunspere
Miss Thatcher
Cherry Tree
Kentucky Cardinal
Flagstaff
United States
Stengel
Outer Garden
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Nicholson
Paul Strand
Ban Johnson
Louis
Kid” Kaplan
Babe” Herman
New York State
Miller Huggins
Babe Ruth
E. L. Washburn Co
George McManus
International News Service
U. S. Patent Office
Dax
Mary
Gotham
Glenn
WLW
St. Peter's Cathedral
WMAQ
Chicago News
Chicago Theater
Elizabeth Stokes
WMC
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Rainbo
Rainbo Skylarks
WRC
Washington
Smithsonian Talk
Royal Salon Orchestra
Swanee” Orchestra
St. Patrick's Church
WSAT
Aggies
Mines
de Witness
Coty’s
Houbigant’s
Fairer’s
Hudnuts
Leld President
Johnston’s
Hall’s Pharmacy
Second and
Gold Avenue
Matson
Willard
Willard Radio
Deveau Battery
Fourth and
Marquette
Cadillac Service Garage
Copper Avenue
Aesee
Candy Kitchen
West Central Avenue
Kennedy
Radio Supply Company
Santa Claus
Korber’s
J. Korber & Company
North Second Street
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