Shires Refuses Talk After Victory In Queensbury Bout
Arthur Shires the Chicago White Sox first baseman knocked out Wild Bill Bailey in 1 22 at Queensbury A C in Buffalo. He refused to speak to the crowd as he left but later boasted he aims for top status in boxing while planning a 25 thousand dollar raise with the White Sox for next season.
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Baitley
CrI tz Best at Second for Past Campaign
Earl Sheely of Pittsburgh was named champion NL fielder for 1929 after a season of solid defense. Andy High of St. Louis and Frankie Frisch were in line for top spots as other fielding leaders were listed by position with high averages across clubs.
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Friday Radio Schedule Highlights From NBC and CBS Lines
A detailed Friday schedule lists afternoon and evening programs across NBC and CBS networks. Amos ’n’ Andy, concert orchestras, True Story Hour, The Interwoven Pair, and Benrus Time are among featured shows with WJZ WEAF WGR WHK and other affiliates listed. later entries include Hotel Gibson Orchestra, Amos ’n’ Andy repeats, and a packed late-night lineup.
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the Methodist Book Concern
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League of the Little Flower
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Dr. Fosdick
the Baldwin
Enna Jettick Melodies
Jolly Time
Selby Symphony
Radio Schedule Dense with Music and Programs Across Networks
A long reader listing NBC CBS and Sunday offerings shows Army Stanford football, orchestras, operas, dramas, lectures and variety acts across late afternoon to midnight. Notable entries include Bob Hope style programs, the Choral Art Singers, Abe Lyman, Rudy Vallee, Walter Damrosch, and Amos ’n’ Andy with multiple time slots and venues.
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End Symphony
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Marietta High to Host Alumni in Local Tilt
Marietta high school faces a Friday game against the Alumni in the new gym for the annual tilt. The varsity aims to open with the same lineup of Curtis brothers, Hiebel, Hawes, and Hart, while Piggy Hart and Patterson lead the alumni forwards with Strayer at center and Heldman at guard, as Pennsville appears in the prelim.
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Meusel to coach Giants next season in New York
Irish Meusel former outfielder will coach the New York Giants next season after signing his contract yesterday in New York. Secretary Jim Tierney announced Meusel’s role and terms.
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Midwest May See Taylor in Comeback Tilt
In Chicago tonight Buddy Taylor and Lars Mastro meet in a ten round featherweight bout to decide a challenger for Bat Battalino. Mastro is favored to win after a year rise from preliminaries, while Taylor seeks a return to form following a strong recent display and a draw in their first meeting.
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Tad
Coast Guards Under Investigation in Downey Shooting
State authorities continued a city court inquest into the fatal shooting of Eugene F. Downey Jr. by Coast Guards as part of the ongoing investigation.
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Griffiths Seeks Limelight in Madison Square Garden Show
Tuffy Griffiths of Sioux City and Johnny Risko of Cleveland headline the heavyweight elimination card at Madison Square Garden. A win by Griffiths could set up a Miami Beach bout with Jack Sharkey, while Risko faces a tough draw as promoters boost Vittorio Campolo as a Sharkey opponent if Griffiths falters.
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Miami
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Germany
England
Columbus Lodge To Confer Degree Here
The degree of Master Mason will be conferred by Para- Rat Pse Lodge No. 25 Athens on Saturday at 7 p m The work will be exemplified by Capital City Lodge No 656 Columbus A number of Masons from surrounding towns are expected to attend this special meeting
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Quarrel over Bert Mangus fuels mansion murder mystery
Dundee DD confronts a tangle of alibis and overheard quarrels as Jewel Cora and Mrs. Rhodes shape a case surrounding Cora’s death. A handwriting expert toys with suspects while Dundee seeks a decisive lead before Mrs Hogarth’s funeral deepens the intrigue. Norma Paige appears as a potential ally as the case unfolds.
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Bronts
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Griffin
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Watson
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Four Ohio State Cagers Ruled Out for Year
Columbus December 27 Four Ohio State University basketball players are ruled ineligible for the rest of the season due to examination failures just before Christmas. Coach Harold G Olsen named Bob Tittel Columbus forward Harold Westrvel t Columbus forward Ed Weaver Lima center and Lawton Fontaine Akron guard as the initially named players. Weaver and Fontaine were football ends.
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Lima
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Ogarty suit against Gene Tunney drops
Hartford Conn December 27. Mrs Katherine King Fogarty drops her Texas half million breach of promise suit against former heavyweight champ Gene Tunney. Col Lewis L Field said he would not appear to contest Tunneys motion for judgment on a counter suit. Field cited a note from Mrs Fogarty ordering withdrawal or accept injunction.
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Stanford Plays Secret Drill Ahead of Army Game
Stanford University and the United States Military Academy stage contrasting public workouts as the football showdown nears. Pop Warner closes Stanford practice while Army allows observers, with about 9 000 spectators expected and national broadcasts planned.
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Biff Jones
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Haines Chosen Wooster 1980 Football Captain
Wooster College selects Don Haines fullback as captain for 1980, crediting coach L C Boles with the program's direction since 1915. Twin brother Jack Haines also contributes as end, both natives of Blanchester, with Don praised as a top blocker and leader.
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