McCarthy Applauds Yankees Strength While Hinting at No Clear Contender
Joe McCarthy declines to name a pennant favorite while predicting the New York Yankees will be stronger than last season. He cites improving stars DiMaggio Gordon and Henrich, lauds Gehrig, and notes uncertain left field with Powell Selkirk competing against rookies Keller and Gallagher.
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NEW York
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankee
Joe
Yanks
Chicago Cubs
McCarthy
Baseball Writer's Association
Yankees
Chicago
Boston
Red Sox
Detroit
Cleveland
Gordon
Henrich
Lou Gehrig
Lou
Gehrig
Oral Hildebrand
Browns
Gomez
Ruffing
Pearson
Jake Powell
George Selkirk
Joe Gallagher
Kansas City
Charlie Keller
Newark
Revival meetings and sewing circle notes from Garden area
Mt. Zion Mission Church hosts revival meeting progress while Eva Mohler’s Sunshine Sewing Circle meets January 25 with nine members and one guest. Quilting blocks for a group quilt are due February 8 at Velma Barnhill’s home. Cecil Butts family visits C. E. Butts relatives as Shade River flood blocks Garden road delaying G. E. Coen’s bus route. Clara Rogers visits Eva Mohler. Woodrow Colemer and family stay with Wm. Colemer’s kin.
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Mt. Zion Mission Church
Eva Mohler
Sunshine Sewing Circle
Velma Barnhill
Cecil Butts
McArthur
C. E. Butts
Garden Road
G. E. Coen
Clara Rogers
Ila
Virginia
Athens-Pomeroy Road
Woodrow Colemer
Athens
Wm. Colemer
Missouri Miler Munski Eyes Wanamaker Mile Test
John Munski, Missouri, travels to New York to race Kan san in the Wanamaker Mile at Madison Square Garden Saturday night. The Kansas native turned Missouri standout has broken several of Cunningham's marks and aims for a sub 4:20, hoping for a creditable showing against the great miler.
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U.R
John Munski
University of Missouri
Glenn Cunningham
New York
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Madison Square Garden
Minski
Cunningham
Munski
Kansas University
Drake
Texas
Missouri
Lewiston
Mont
Chauncey Simpson
Jack Matthews
Simpson
Don Budge Beats Ellsworth Vines In Two Wins
Palm Beach report shows Don Budge defeating Ellsworth Vines in two pro tennis matches, taking 10-8 and 7-5 after a short schedule. Vines trails 0-2 in the series with Budge dominating early action.
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Palm Beach
Fla
U.R
Don Budge
Ellsworth Vines
Budge
New York Follower Pays $12 Old Light Bill in Fort Worth
A New York City follower of Father Divine has eased a seven year overdue Texas Electric Service Company bill by paying $12. He asked that the preacher be notified of the payment.
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Fort Worth
Tex
New York City
Father Divine
Texas Electric Service Company
Hooper Ridge Social And Personal Notes
Telephones out of service Monday due to a severe electric storm. Mr and Mrs Orville Jones plus daughter Phyllis visited Mr and Mrs D E Easler. Mr and Mrs Lee Hines Amesville announce birth of son James Albert on Sunday Jan 29. Jackie Lee Wolfe Athens R D visiting grandparents Harvey Wolfe. Rev K P Hannaman and E W Barbee of Cincinnati Bible Seminary were weekend guests of Spicer Keirns. Hannaman preached Sunday morning and Barbee spoke in the evening. This was Barbee's first visit after an evangelistic meeting last August.
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Hooper Ridge
Orville Jones
Phyllis
D. E. Easler
K. P. Hannaman
E. W. Barbee
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Ray Bailes
Nadene Refeld
Columbus
Eva Ruston
Dayton
Lawrence West
Will West
Warney Foster
Billie Warren
Lusher Stanley
the Plains
Pearley West
John West
Orr
Weaver Chapel
Bert West
Athens
George Scott
Gilbert Bowen
Carpenter
Carroll Elliott
Dale Scott
Kenneth Crabtree
Fernie Porter
Cliff Ross
Garfield Brooks
Harkins Chapel
Luster Stanley
Wilkesville News Briefs Highlights Local Games and Events
Wilkesville teams split results with Vinton Township. girls 22 31 loss, boys 39 20 win and eighth graders in close defeat. Jan 31 girls at McArthur won 25 10. Upcoming Hamden game Feb 3. Community notes include illnesses, a K P Lodge installation, a Feb 4 dance, local housing move, and a Garden Club meeting Feb 7. Traffic parking costs observed at $100 million yearly.
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Wilkesville
Vinton Township
McArthur
Hamden
Henry Morris
Cooney School
Wayne Long
Earl Beard
Rocky Steep
Ralph Wiseman
K. of P. Hall
Roy Phillips
No. 10
William Montgomery
K. of P. Lodge
C. C
Carl Thomas
Helen Ellis
Chillicothe
A. L. DeVault
Bonnie
Fred Strong
Clarence McCumber
Columbus
William McCumber
Frank Woods
Lumbago
Bonnie Gregory
Bernice Crabtree
Athens
John Shilling
Edythe Thompson
Katie Strong
Thomas Duffy
Robert Duffy
Rio Grande College
Thomas Duffy Das
Whittington
Dyesville
James Whittington
Albany Rural Social Notes Highlight Weekend News
Neighborhood roundup from Albany reports birthdays at the Arbaugh home honoring Earl Stanley Walter McVay and Roger Van dyke with cakes. Local illness and visits are noted along with a funeral for the Brooks child killed in a Saturday car incident.
Girl Walks Red Fox as Pet on Main Street
Seven year old Gladys Turner keeps a red fox as a pet after it was captured four months ago by two hunters in nearby woods. She now walks the tame fox on a leash along Main Street each day.
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Boston
Gladys Turner
Gladys
Yea ger Mrs O V dies in Holzer Hospital
Mrs. O V Yeager a 62 year old Pt. Pleasant resident died in Holzer Hospital yesterday from pneumonia. Survived by immediate family and reported in local notices. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Gallipolis
O. V. Yeager
Pt. Pleasant
Holzer Hospital
Lions Owner Rejects Farley as Pro Football Czar
Detroit Lions president Dick Richards says James A Farley would be a fine organizer but a 75000 dollar first year salary makes the plan unworkable. He criticizes league leadership while supporting a new professional scholarship fund for players, outlining his view on post football careers.
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Pooh-Poohs
Jim Farley
Henry McLemore
Palm Springs
Cal
Dick Richards
James A. Farley
Richards
Little Millionaire
Lions
Farley
George Marshall
Washington Redskins
Marshall
Pooh
College basketball results from multiple schools
College basketball results show Westminster 41 over Youngstown 38 and Army 36 over Georgetown 17. Navy 38 over Temple 28 and Central State Titans 42 over Alma 14. Fordham 49 beat Yale 46. Syracuse 42 over Manhattan College 31. U N 40 beat St Johns 32. Augustana 28 over Monmouth 24 and Illinois Normal 40 over Charleston 33. Indiana Central 48 over Valparaiso 39. Creighton 36 over Washburn 29. Daniel Baker 1 over Hardin Simmons 29. North Texas Teachers 44 over Stephen F. Austin 38. Oregon 58 over Washington 42. Marietta 37 over Niagara 31. Marshall 55 over Lenoir Rhyne 46. Scholastic Western Reserve Academy 39 over Kent State High 14. Cleveland Benedictine 53 over Parma 47. Zanesville St Thomas 25 over Columbus St Marys 24. Wauseon 30 over Fayette 19.
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Georgetown
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Alma
Fordham
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Manhattan
Col
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Augustana College
Monmouth
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Indiana Central
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Creighton
Washburn
Daniel Baker
Hardin Simmons
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Stephen F. Austin
Oregon
Washington
Marietta
Niagara
Auto vs Train Crash Near Richmond Stuns Locals
Gigo Gale reportedly tests an automobile against the Santa Fe Golden Gate train near Richmond California causing considerable damage to the car. The Mona Lisa’s right hand is claimed to be Leonardo da Vinci’s most perfect hand.
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Richmond
Cal
Gigo Galelegos
United States
Santa Fe
Golden Gate
Mona Lisa
Leonardo da Vinci
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Floyd Roberts
Firestone
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