Madigan Avoids Answer on Fumble Play Question
St Marys coach Slip Madigan dodges direct reply about using fumbles for touchdowns. He notes fumbles helped win games against Cal and discusses the ethics and strategy of following the ball and the potential for deliberate fumbles versus accidental ones ahead of a game with Fordham.
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Wrestling Results From New York Los Angeles and Oklahoma City
Wrestling results record several matches across venues in Jamaica Arena New York Los Angeles California and Oklahoma City Oklahoma City with multiple bouts noted as throws wins and draws among competitors Maurice La Chappelle Joe Banaski Eddie Pope Andy Meixner Joe Savoldi Nick Lutze Frank Wolff Speedy Larange Alvin Britt Al Stretcher Toots Estes Danny McVan Jimmy Lott and Frank Taylor involved.
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Lewis Knocks Out Gorgi in Oakland Fight
John Henry Lewis boxed at Oakland California stopping Petro Gorgi in the third round. Lewis weighed 178 pounds from Phoenic Arizona and Gorgi 170 pounds from Oakland.
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Canadian insulation saves 330 million fuel dollars domestically
A Dominion Fuel Board survey estimates that insulating all Canadian residential buildings would cut annual domestic fuel costs by 330 million dollars. Five Razorback teammates in junior college Criswell Henderson Jeffries Spencer and McCracken played together at Arkansas Tech before joining the university.
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College gridiron sketches from Texas to Arkansas
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Dizzy Dean’s Wife Reveals Behind the Scenes Tales
Mrs. Jay Hanna Dean share insights on Dizzy and Paul Dean during a Bushwicks vs Black Yankees game. She recalls umpire clashes, Dizzy's temper, and their tour profits. She jokes about Paul’s laziness and notes a staged St Louis bridal gag. The Deans plan rest in Bradenton after the vaudeville stint.
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Four Teams Set To Clash With Undefeated Rivals
New York reports highlight key college football matchups on Saturday with Pitt and Minnesota facing potential defeats. Alabama or Tennessee also risk their untied records while Columbia hosts Navy in a tight showdown and Harvard meets Holy Cross in Cambridge.
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Creighton Game Parade Includes Noted Players
In Omaha the squad listed for the Creighton game includes Sylvester Wallace Arthur McCauley Frankie Metzler and Letts. In Austin Texas coaches hunt a starting backfield for Centenary on Saturday with Hadlock Gilbreath Wolfe Pitzer and Hilliard in the mix Hilliard injured so Sheridan a sophomore stands as likely sub. Sheridan was All-State quarterback at Sweetwater High in 192.
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Cochrane Named American League MVP for Second Time
Mickey Cochrane the Detroit catcher manager known as Iron Mike won the American League MVP for the second time since 1928 in a close race with Charley Gehringer. Cochrane led Detroit to pennants with 67 votes to Gehringer’s 65 as Lefty Gomez and Schoolboy Rowe trailed. The Detroit club had purchased him for 100000 and awarded a 10000 bonus.
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Dean brothers weary after world series swing
Henry McLiMORE reports Dizzy and Paul Dean exhausted after a string of games and travel from the World Series to stops in Oklahoma City and Chicago. They joke about vaudeville and featherbeds as they discuss future plans and potential salary issues.
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Bronx Boos At Dallas Fair Park Race Track
At Dallas fair park track a roaring crowd of about 5000 booed as Eleven Slipper failed to start. Jockey Mack Mitchell fell from Scimitar amid wild protests while The Point and Grimace were led astray on the final turn.
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We Get the Dough
A brief United Press copyright notice from 1934 appears with the phrase we get the dough in quotation marks. The note identifies no further details about a story, event, or person.
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Dizzy Dean's Army Adventure When Young
Dizzy Dean joined the army at about 14 to see the world though poor. He fooled a sergeant about age and served in San Antonio field artillery before leaving to pursue baseball glory with the Cardinals. He later pitched for the Buffs and predicted a Texas League title with bold boasts.
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Canada Dominates Global Beatos Supply Mining History
Quebec report notes most of the world’s aa beatos comes from Canada though much of earlier extraction was done by hand on the surface.
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SMU Field Strength Promises Strong Lineup With One Change
SMU unveils a powerful on field squad built around a deep roster of players. Only one man shifts from his usual spot as the team aims for cohesive play and a decisive edge on forthcoming competition.
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Main Event Dory Delton and Cyclone Mackey Promised Rally
Wrestling card at the National Guard Armory features Dory Delton versus Cyclone Mackey in the main event best two of three. Tex Watkins faces Gene LaBelle in a semi final one fall 30 minute limit. Danny McShane battles Jack Davis in the curtain raiser one fall 20 minute limit.
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Calf with Two Heads Four Eyes and Extra Leg Dies in Ontario Display
In Kincardine Ontario a calf born with two heads four eyes two mouths and an extra leg died soon after birth. Owner H Elliott had the creature stuffed and keeps it on display.
Nine Foot Tomato Plant Triumph in Augusta Yard
In Augusta Maine Leon F E Silver grew a tomato plant over nine feet tall in his backyard and harvested about 200 quarts of plum tomatoes from the vines.
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Survey finds 75 percent of homes lack hot water
A Commerce Department survey shows 75 percent of households in America have no running hot water. Carol Joy of Balinas California found an abalone with a 20 inch circumference shell containing meat enough to feed a family.
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