Protest Faction Challenged Berlin Olympics
Jeremiah T. Mahoney, national AAU president, denounces Avery Brundage and Brigadier General Charles H. Sherrill in Opinion for backing U S participation in Berlin Games. He accuses them of biased motives and warns against anti Semitic pressure while calling the Berlin event a travesty on sport.
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New York
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
Amateur Athletic Union
Avery Brundage
Charles H. Sherrill
Brundage
Sherrill
Mahoney
Dr. Seward
Berlin
Germany
America
Ranch Foreclosure Actions Expected After Ruling
DEL RIO Oct 39 Many farm and ranch foreclosures were expected today after Federal Judge R J McMillan ruled the Frazier Lemke Farm Act unconstitutional Three sections of the act were found to violate the fifth amendment by delaying creditor payment for three years In dismissing a delay injunction a rancher Charles F Schauer was involved The ruling could influence pending foreclosure actions and the handling of bankruptcy proceedings for ranches and livestock.
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del Rio
U.P
R. J. McMillan
Charles F Schauer
McMillan
Schauer
Neusel Tops Poll in Heavyweight Showdown Talks
Walter Neusel leads a reader poll ranking heavyweight contenders ahead of a 10 round bout with Primo Carnera at Madison Square Garden. Joe Louis is No 2, James J. Braddock No 3, Max Schmeling No 4, with Neusel predicting a future clash vs Schmeling and Louis.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Pompton Lakes
N. J
U.P
Walter Neusel
Madison Square Garden
Neusel
Paul Damski
Jimmy (Bowtie) Bronson
Joe Louis
James J. Braddock
Max Schmeling
Broadway
Braddock
Schmeling
Louis
Hamburg
Damski
America
Germany
Walter
New York
Maxie
Bronson
Jimmy
Gong
Les Kennedy
Stan Poreda
Ray Impellettiere
King Levinsky
Tommy Loughran
Carnera
Class A Texas football standings show widespread upsets
West Texas Class A teams suffer numerous defeats as district play resumes. Magic around Pampa Lubbock Amarillo leads earlier perfect records while others like Dallas Tech and Adamson in Dallas remain unbeaten in their districts. Multiple districts report open schedules and looming title races with Quanah and Wichita Falls atop Districts 5 and 6.
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Port
West Texas
Quanah
Breckenridge
San Angelo
Gladewater
San Jacinto
Houston
Lubbock
Pampa
Amarillo
Borger
Plainview
Childress
Vernon
Wichita Falls
Sherman
Gainesville
Masonic Home
Paschal Panthers
Dallas Tech
Adamson
Dallas
Greenville
Henry Frnka
Lions
Paris
Mexia Black Cats
Palestine
Temple
Corsicana
Jeff Davis
Sam Houston
John Reagan
Jefferson
Harlandale
Austin
Kerrville
Corpus Christi
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
Texas Tonghorns
Jr. R
Jack Rabbit
Sam Baugh
Frogs
Texas A. & M
Arkansas
Aggies
Razorbacks
Little Rock
Rice Owls
George Washington
Washington
Watkins Favored To Halt Tillman In Armory Showdown
Tex Watkins the sailor is favored to beat Larry Tillman in the main event at the National Guard Armory Thursday night. Watkins relies on a roundhouse slug and is known as a rugged exhibitor, while Tillman relies on flying blocks and tackles, with Kopecky and Detton also featured in the card. A river anecdote about duck-drawn rowboats interrupts the text.
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Tex Watkins
Larry Tillman
National Guard Armory
Watkins
Tillman
Panther Joe Kopecky
Cory Detton
Nick Bozinis
Midseason All America roster urged by scribes
The Associated Press outlines a broad midseason All-America list across conferences. Iowa’s Crayne and Simmons, Ohio State’s Williams and Heekin, Chicago’s Berwanger, and other stars from Michigan, Minnesota, California, Rice, Navy, Yale, and Army are highlighted as top candidates amid a year of strong team play and prolific scoring.
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Associated Press
New York
Middle West
Crayne and Simmons
Iowa
Williams and Heekin
Ohio State
Berwanger
Chicago
Big Ten
Ozzie Simmons
Joe” Wiliams
Michigan
Bill Renner
Minnesota
Sheldon Betse
Joesting
Nagurski
Francis Schmidt
Stan Pincura
Chuck Cheshire
University of California At
Los Angeles
Stanford
Bobby Grayson
Washington
Byron Haines
Southern Methodist
Bobby Wilson
Bill Wallace
Rice
Wilson
Harry Shuford
John McCauley
Nebraska
Loyd Cardwell
Marquette
Ray
Buzz
Notre Dame
Bill Shakespeare
Andy Pitney
Fred Camden
Smukler
James
Monk) Moscrip
Fall Shuler
Merle Wenat
Wayne Millner
Charles Galatka
Mississippi State
Scherer
Harris
Oklahoma
Geny
Vanderbilt
Rose
Tennessee
Alabama
Walker
Bryant
Yale
Larry Kelly
Bob
Choo Choo
Kelley
East
Johnny Leys
Virginia
Navy
Vic Willis
Maryland
Princeton
Lea
MacMillan
Lester
Darrell Lester
Gomer Jones
Louis Robertshaw
Steve Sabol
North Carolina State
Houze
Pennsylvania
Herald
Griffing
Kansas State
Ed Widseth
Charles Wasicek
Colgate
Bob Reynolds
Haygood Patterson
Auburn
Jack Wright
Weller
Wagner
Michigan State
Sklar
Kansas
Bryboski
Linois
Nutritional Supplement Claims Fat Digestive Help
An OCR fragment describes a product named Kelpamal or Kelpamale stating it provides digestive aid and weight gain with minerals like calcium and iron. It claims many minerals exceed spinach and tomatoes, touting rapid effects and safety. The text is garbled and cites comparisons to foods, tablets, and claimed health benefits.
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Come
Erar
Keingmal
Oxon Muse
Attendance up in college football season first half
A United Press survey finds college football attendance in the first half of 1925 up about 12 percent from 1924. Gains seen in the Midwest and Southwest, with notable increases at Texas and Rice and a projected rise beyond last year’s total.
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New York
United Press
Army
Navy
California
Stanford
Notre Dame
Fordham
Pittsburgh
Midwest
Southwest
Texas
Rice
M. A
Tram car fire injures and panics riders in Los Angeles
More than a score of people were frightened or hurt when a street car suddenly burst into flames in Los Angeles. Passengers panicked and leaped from windows as five were taken to a hospital with injuries described as first and second degree.
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Los Angeles
Amarillo Woman Claims Single Shot Deer Kill
Miss Maureen Rowling an Amarillo beauty shop operator bagged a 4 point buck on a New Mexico hunt with a single 30 30 shot. She was the sole successful hunter in her party of three women and returned to Amarillo with the venison.
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Maureen Rowling
Amarillo
New Mexico
Bowling
Billi Lewis
Ed Krantz
Guy
Traiiser Caneyon
Folka
Miss Bowling
Nimrod
Grid Fatalities Rise in First Six Weeks of 1934 Football
New York reports from October 29 state that eighteen football deaths occurred in the first six weeks of the season, with five addable fatalities not directly charged to the game, according to Floyd H. Eastwood of NYU who compiles injury and fatality stats for national associations.
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New York
Floyd H. Fastwood
New York University
Eastwood
American Football Coaches Association
National Collegiate A. A
Fire injures dozens as blaze disrupts city streets
A large fire injures several people and blocks traffic as thirty individuals are transported by ambulance. Firefighters extinguish the flames while police manage chaos in crowded streets.
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Don Jackson
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Georgia
John Bond
Charles
Monk) Meyer
Kim Whitehead
Jack Schmidt
Frank Patrick
Pittburgh
Ed Smith
Vannie Albanese
Syracuse
Red Kidd
Holy Cross
Teingles
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London
Walter Emery
University of Oklahoma
Cleveland
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