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Boland plans to sue Bly P Hal Sims and the Bridge League for 200000 over a barred system at a bridge tour. The piece touches on sports figures, boxing names, racing plans, and football coaching choices, reflecting the era’s chaotic mix of athletics, law, and scandal.
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Pioneers Bring Vet Quintet Here To Face Bobcats
Marietta College brings a veteran lineup to Ohio University for a Thursday night clash with the Bobcats in Athens. Three starters from last year’s win over Ohio State return, led by Fenton at center, with Hickie and Sommers also in the starting group.
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Wilmington College
Denison Beats Kenyon In Ohio Conference Clash
In Ohio college basketball action Denison defeated Kenyon 27 to 22 in an Ohio Conference game. Wittenberg dropped to Westminster 42 to 23 after Westminster’s Bennett and Hunneke scored 22 points. Xavier beat Georgetown Kentucky 37 to 21 as Green led Georgetown with 13 points.
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Kentucky
Turkey Shoot Announcement by Pomeroy Gun Club
The Pomeroy Gun Club announced another Turkey Shoot to be held Thursday December 20 starting at noon. Prize turkeys and afternoon competitions will take place on State Route 31 grounds five miles from Pomeroy under Deputy Mines Inspector Val Brown and Meigs County Game Warden Dolph Joachim. About 100 turkeys will be awarded. many sportsmen from Southern Ohio and Northern West Virginia are expected.
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Wildcats Tangle With Irish Tonight
Northwestern travels to South Bend to face Notre Dame in a renewed rivalry after three straight wins. Notre Dame adds football players Don Elser and Marty Peters for the matchup as the series shows tight margins in recent meetings. Purdue beats Wabash 37 25, Illinois B finishes 47 17 while Chicago loses 33 23 to Marquette in Milwaukee.
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Hamas Signs Steve Hamas to Meet Max Schmeling in Hamburg
New York December 18 Charlie Harvey the fight manager announced that Steve Hamas the collegiate heavyweight will fight Max Schmeling in Hamburg Germany on March 10. The move disrupts Jimmy Johnston plans for a heavyweight elimination tournament at Madison Square Garden and jeopardizes a $150000 Miami gate.
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Truck Hannah Linked to Sacramento PCL Manager Post
Sacramento reports that Harry Truck Hannah, ex New York Yankee catcher, may take over the Sacramento Pacific Coast League club next year after a stint coaching the Los Angeles team.
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Cardinals Standout 1934 Team Tops AP Sports Poll
New York December 18 The world champion St Louis Cardinals led by the Dean brothers won the Associated Press poll as the outstanding team of 1934 over Minnesota unbeaten football champions The Bears Giants Tigers and Yale also appear among top vote getters with Alabama Stanford and Cal earning recognition.
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Baer and Levinsky to Fight Four Rounds
Chicago reports Max Baer plans to knock King Levinsky out in four rounds or less after extensive batting practice with Levinsky. The scheduled main bout at Chicago Stadium for December 2% features Baer who previously outpointed Levinsky in 10 and 20 round matches in New York and Reno.
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Cunningham to Face Bonthron in Eastern Indoor Meet
Lawrence Kansas December 18 Glenn Cunningham the Midwest miler says he may compete in the opening of the eastern indoor season at the Knights of Columbus games in Brooklyn January 6. He has trained for indoor races but foot injuries limit speed. Bonthron-Brooklyn rivalries have produced world marks in recent years and their five 1934 meetings saw Bonthron win three.
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Boxing results from across the nation and Europe
Across New York Chicago Holyoke Louisville Genoa and New Haven boxing cards report multiple outcomes. Notables include Mick ey Paul, Jack Gibbons, Napolitano, Zezenah, and Ven turi securing wins or advances with decisions or stoppages. venues include New York Chicago Holyoke Louisville Genoa and New Haven.
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Herkimer
Mickey Paul
Pittsburgh
Chicago
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St. Paul
Tony Zale
Gary
Ind
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Dave Barry
Springfield
Paul Lee
Indianapolis
Frankie Mirabel
Argo
Ill
Rudy Sterbenz
Peoria
Nelson Bernard
Holyoke
Mass
Elmer Zezenah
Cincinnati
Nap Napolitano
Brooklyn
Johnny Bang
Jimmy Martin
Italy
Pete Martin
New Haven
Conn
Mike
Kid) Frattini
Frankie Britt
Fall River
Masa
New Detective Added to List of Famous Sleuths on Screen
The Father Brown character from Saturday Evening Post stories comes alive at the Majestic Theater in Paramounts Father Brown Detective with Walter Connolly. The plot centers on the Flying Star diamonds and jewel thief Flambeau as Brown outsmarts him, then hands him to police after compelling confession. A romance intertwines with the pursuit, while Love Time at the Ohio Theater features Paterson and Astier in a Schubert era romance. Ann Sothern bursts into stardom in Blind Date at the Court Theater, portraying Kitty Taylor in a tale of love, danger, and happiness.
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Pat” Paterson
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Tide Hopes For Break In Weather Before Rose Bowl Trip
University of Alabama coach Frank Thomas and his Crimson Tide hoped for better weather as they prepared for a New Year’s Day Rose Bowl trip. The field was heavy from rain but the squad practiced against a Stanford formation. only guard Bob Ed Morrow, nursing a broken nose, was sidelined. The team, described by a sub as driving like Satan, remained in strong form.
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