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The fragment mentions Chicago Blackhawks prospects and minor league play with players Cully Dahlstrom Amery Hanson and Oscar Olm from the St. Paul Saints League. It references a long game in Oklahoma City with multiple at bats and an opposing pitcher Jem Gibson. It notes scouts from district and a historic Spiders nickname, plus a hockey detail and a potato industry date.
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Chicago Blackhawks
Cully Dahlstrom
Amery Hanson
Oscar Olmthe
St. Paul Saints
Oklahoma City
Philadelphia
Mission
Jem Gibson
Distri
Madison Square Garden Looks to Replace Boxing Cards
New York January 30 AP Madison Square Garden plans to drop a February 15 boxing date for a basketball program citing financial reasons. Col John Reed Kilpatrick says ongoing commission rules and judge referee voting issues hurt the sport and hints at leasing to challengers as sentiment grows within Garden leadership. The NYS Athletic Commission seeks legislative approval to modify bout judging to give referees and two judges equal votes.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
New York State Athletic Commission
Tex Rickard
Garden
John Reed Kilpatrick
The
Commission
Kilpatrick
Garden Directorate
Jack Dempsey
Ancil Hoffman
Humbert Fugazy
Jimmy Johnston
Johnston
Babe Risko
Vince Dundee
John J. Phelan
Wrestling Results From New York Albany and Indianapolis
AP reports Fischer of Milwaukee defeated Wallack in New York while Lutze and Dusek drew in Albany with both counted out on third. Indy saw Kuss beat Sarpoli as Pa disqualified for roughing.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles
Campbell Aims For 300 MPH In Fifth Bluebird Trial
The Bluebird driven by Malcolm Campbell returns to Daytona Beach for a potential speed run between Feb 14 and 20. After four Florida visits they have already pushed the record from 206 to 272.108 mph and seek 300 mph, weather and tides permitting.
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Edward J. Neil
New York
Slim Malcolm Campbell
Daytona Beach
Florida
England
Malcolm
Lady Campbell
Jean
Mount Union, Ashland Win Big As Other Scores Stay Close
Mount Union crushed Hiram 57 to 21 at Alliance as Hiram made only five field goals. Denison edged Franklin 41 to 39 in Columbus. Rio Grande led Cedarville 23 to 13 at Rio Grande, keeping the lead after a 9 to 5 halftime. Ashland beat Ohio Northern 40 to 27 led by Lanky Clelan with 23 points.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Alliance
Mount Union
Hiram
Denison
Franklin
Columbus
Bill Brett
Rio Grande
Cedarville
Rilo Grande
Lanky
Clelan
Ashland
Ohio Northern
Northern
Fight Results From Across The Nation In Ring Action
Lou Brouillard stops Oscar Rankin in Los Angeles. John Henry Lewis knocks out Don Perrin in Pittsburgh. Young Stuhley outpoints At Diamond in Paterson. Norman Conrad outpoints Red Bruce in Pittsburgh. Tiger Joe Randall outpoints Young Joe Gans in Elizabet h. Baby Tiger Flowers outpoints Les Marsten in San Jose. Anson Green stops Billy Ketchell in Reading. Note on nautical knot speed defined as 6060 feet per hour.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Lou Brouillard
Worcester
Mass
Oscar Rankin
Pittsburgh
John Henry Lewis
California
Don Perrin
Newark
Young Stuhley
Chicago
Diamond
Paterson
N. J
Norman Conrad
Boston
Red Bruce
Tiger Joe Randall
Elizabeth
Young Joe Gans
Detroit
San Jose
Calif
Baby Tiger Flowers
Omaha
Neb
Les Marsten
San Francisco
Reading
Anson Green
Billy Ketchell
Millville
Harold M Spaden Dominates Winter Golf Tourneys
Harold M Spaden, a 26 year old Missourian from Kansas City, rose to dominance on the winter pro tour. He won the Pasadena Open with a 281 across 72 holes, the Sacramento $2 500 open, and the San Francisco national match play open, defeating fields including Hagen Runyan Sarazen and Cooper. He began as a caddy in the mid 1920s and, after learning accuracy off the tee outweighs distance, emerged as a top pro with wins across Oklahoma, Iowa, and Kansas City opens and a confident outlook for the season.
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Harold “Jug” MecSpaden
Kansas City
McSpaden
Santa Monica
Calif
A la Lawson Little
Sacramento
San Francisco
Jug
Dick Mets
Johnny Revolta
Vice Ghenzi
Walter Hagen
Charley Guest
Horton Smith
MacDonald Smith
Ralph Guldahl
Henry Picard
Paul Runyan
Gene Sarazen
Ky Laffoon
Harry Cooper
Lighthorse Harry
Joe Matthews
Missionville
Joe
Oklahoma
Iowa
Des Moines
Rutland and Chester Split Thrilling Local Basketball Contests
Chester hosted two close games with Rutland. Girls game ended 17 15 in Chester's favor while the boys contest ended with Rutland 22 21 after a disputed finish. Deans and Parker led Chester in scoring.
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Chester
Rutland
Dean and Parker
M. FE
Maybel Cleland
Barton Hayes
Woodrow Dean
G. A. Eiselstein
Ada G. Morris
Lettie Meredith
Mia
Cleland
Former CCC Camp To Be Opened in Spring
Marietta Ohio January 30 Camp Washington in Western Washington County will be reopened as a CCC unit and made a permanent camp for forestry work Secretary Harry E Schramm says. Edmund Secrest Ohio state forester informs the plan after water shortages forced the previous unit to be abandoned last summer and personnel were moved to a Hocking Valley camp.
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Marietta
Washington
Washington County
CCC
Harry E. Schramm
Hocking Valley
Golfing Field Seeks Way To Stop W Spaden
In Glendale California on January 30 1939 a field of nearly 250 top players began the Oakmont championship efforts with Harold McSpaden seen as the man to beat The event offers 6500 over 72 holes with 4000 to the leader and 2500 for match play winners McSpaden already earned over 3000 in cash and titles in California dates and venues are noted for the opening round and subsequent rounds
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Glendale
Calif
Harold McSpaden
Kandan
California
Vic Ghesai
Craig Wood
My Thomson
Gene Sarazen
Basketball Strategy Out-of-bounds Play
An out-of-bounds side court play outlined with X-1 passing to X-2 as X-4 cuts between X-3 and X-3 to create a collision. If unguarded, X-4 receives the ball from X-2 for a scoring setup.
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X-1
X-2
X-4
X-3
Alfred Grange installs officers and serves oysters
Alfred Grange members and families attended the installation Saturday night. Rex Bentz of Chesapeake W Va visited the Bentz home. Miss Ibla Fay Swartz of Marietta was a Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs D E Swarts. Other callers included Wilbur Colburn Ralph Smith and the Shumways. Harry Swartz visited James Swarts. Norman Midkiff ill with influenza. Sherman Henderson recovering from heart disease. Jewell Carr and Dena Swarts visited in Marietta. Clair Robinson of The Garden visited W E Robinson. Mrs Vesta Bentz of Silver Ridge visited Mrs Mabel Swartz.
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Alfred
Alfred Grange
Grange
Rex Bentz
Chesapeake
W. Va
Co. D. Benta
Ibla Fay Swartz
Marietta
D. EB. Swarts
Wilbur Colburn
Ralph Smith
A. L. Shumway
Harry Swartz
James Swarts
Norman Midkiff
Sherman Henderson
Jewell Carr
Dena Swarts
Clair Robinson
Garden
W. E. Robinson
Vesta Bentz
Silver Ridge
Mabe
Swartz
Frisch credits Cards’ heat for 1934 World Series win
Frankie Frisch says the St Louis Cardinals were world champions because they were hot during the 1934 World Series and recalls Dean Brothers’ performances. He spoke at a Detroit Yacht Club banquet, praising Jo Jo White and Tommy Bridges, and predicted the Giants and Pirates will challenge NL clubs in 1935.
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Detroit
Frankie Frisch
St Louis Cardinals
Frisch
Riumph
Tiger
Rowe
Tommy Bridges
Jo-Jo White
White
Cardinal
Frankie
Tigers
Cardinals
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Thrilling air spectacle opens run at Ohio Theater Thursday
The new Fox release Hell in the Heavens with Warner Baxter opens Thursday at the Ohio Theater. John Blystone directs his sixty third Fox picture delivering dramatic war melodrama with Conchita Montenegro and a strong supporting cast.
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Ohio Theater
Fox
Warner Baxter
Hollywood
John Blystone
Conchita Montenegro
Russell Hardie
Herbert Mundin
Andy Devine
William Stelling
Ralph Morgan
Thomas E Woodyard Dies at Albany Home
Thomas E Woodyard aged 68 native of Meigs County died at his Albany home after a long illness. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 PM at Albany Baptist Church with Rev. T W Wiggins officiating. Burial will be at School Lot. He leaves a widow and had been a resident of Albany for many years.
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Albany
Thomas BE. Woodyard
Meigs County
Albany Baptist Church
T. W. Wiggins
Woodyard
Carpenter
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Fred Athens
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Bob
Athens Home Telephone Co
New Star In Golf
Harold M’spaden
Spaden
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Nassau
Athens
VANNI_HURST
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Porrert Mundi
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Ralph Morcan
A&p Gypsies
St. Louis
Redbirds
London
Mady Christians
Vienna
Majestic Theater
Anne Austin
Charles Brabin
Columbia
Court Theatre
Nancy Carroll
George Mure Phy
Donald Cook
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Roy William Nell
Joseph Moncure March
Thomas E. Woodyard
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