Look magazine blasts Dempsey era boxing claims
Jack Kearns accuses past opponents of staged bouts and dangerous hype in Look magazine. He describes Dempsey Carpentier and Willard clashes as rigged and criticizes modern boxing as brain-light, insisting Dempsey would knock out Louis.
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Jack Kearns
Look Magazine
Kearns
Jack
Georges Carpentier
Dempsey
Rickard
Tom Gibbons
Firpo
Willard
Jess
Willard Long
Joe Louis
Notre Dame Advances From Sixth In AP football poll
The AP poll shows Notre Dame rising from sixth to second after a 61 point win over Carnegie Tech. Michigan stays third and Texas A&M drops to fourth as Cornell holds the top spot. The rankings reflect upcoming tests including Cornell vs Ohio State and Notre Dame vs Illinois with several other key matchups across the top ten.
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Hugh
Fullerton, JR
YORK
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Associated Press
Penn
Cornell
Notre Dame
Carnegie Tech
Irish
Texas Aggies
Tennessee
Minnesota
Northwestern
Stanford
Boston College
Forham
Texas
Clemson
Mississippi
Georgetown
Washington
Southern California
Nebraska
Southern Methodist
Columbia
Penn State
Ohio State
Detroit
Baylor
Duke
Navy
California
Mississippi State
Georgia Tech
Texas Tech
Wake Forest
Missouri
Colorado
Illinois
Aggies
Florida
Iowa
Indiana
St. Anselm
Fordham
St. Mary’s
Texas-Rice
South Carolina
Arkansas
New York University
Nebraska-Missour
Syracuse
Jacobs matches Conn and Savold in Madison Square Garden bout
Promoter Mike Jacobs has lined up a 15 round non title fight at Madison Square Garden on November 29 pitting light heavyweight champion Billy Conn against Des Moines heavyweight Lee Savold.
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New York
Mike Jacobs
Billy Conn
Lee Savold
Des Moines
Madison Square Garden
Yarosz and Marshall Suspended After Bout Foul Fouls
Pittsburgh reports that referee Red Robinson recommended suspensions for Teddy Yarosz and Lloyd Marshall after a ten round middleweight bout. Yarosz, at 173 pounds, won the decision over Marshall, who weighed 163 pounds, amid warnings for fouling.
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Pittsburgh
Teddy Yarosa
Lloyd Marshall
Cleveland
Red Robinson
Yarosz
Boxing results from four cities headline quick outpoints
In Philadelphia Tommy Forte won a 10 round decision over Lou Salica. Chicago saw Carl Vinciquerra knock out Wally Sears in five rounds. Louisville matched Wishy Jones by decision over Al Dorlac in six. Baltimore featured Red Burman outpointing Tony Musto over ten rounds.
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Philadelphia
Tommy Forte
Lou Salica
Brooklyn
Chicago
Carl Vinciquerra
Omaha
Neb
Wally Sears
Louisville
Wishy Jones
al Dorlac
St. Louis
Baltimore
Red Burman
Tony Musto
Sutherland Sees Bears as Deep and Dominant
Dr Jock Sutherland calls the Chicago Bears the greatest aggregation of football players he ever saw three deep in every position and equally strong. Other notes mention Bing Crosby negotiating for the Boston Bees and Bo McMillin predicting Minnesota to win the Big Ten title.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Jock Sutherland
Chicago Bears
Bing Crosby Dickering
Boston Bees
Michigan
Bo McMillin
Minnesota
Buffalo A. C. Dinner Praises Sam Snead As Pro
Craig Wood hails Slammin Sammy Snead as the best golf pro he ever saw during the Buffalo A. C. annual dinner, noting Snead’s skill and impact in golf.
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Buffalo A. C
Craig Wood
Sammy Snead
Scribe Picks Cornell and Michigan in Headliners
New York preview bets Cornell to beat Ohio State and Michigan to top Penn in two big Saturday games. Cornell's balanced offense and solid line contrast Penn's Reagan led attack facing Michigan speed and Westfall defense. Cornell offense shows timing and deception. Penn relies on one star.
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Scribe
Cornell
Michigan
NEW York
Ohio State
Penn
Cornell Ap
Phy
Scholl
Bufalino
Reagan
M bee Duckpin Bowling League Oysters Harvest Figures
Oysters are harvested to a total of 16 300 000 bushels annually in the United States. They supply 95 600 000 pounds of food valued at 8 700 000 dollars.
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United States
Murray City Social Briefs
Murray City notices the Junior Class will stage a play at the gym on Wednesday at 8 p.m. under Lawrence Lewis. Cast includes Elmer Spencer Bill Voytke Warren Dupler Roger Wilson George Reynolds Bob Dugan Dorothy Garner Bette Spencer Eunice Ann Kinneer Ardella Martin Emogene Storer Margie Ellis. Tickets on sale by class members.
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Murray City
Lawrence Lewis
Ozark
Elmer Spencer
Bill Voytke
Warren Dupler
Roger Wilson
George Reynolds
Bob Dugan
Dorothy Garner
Bette Spencer
Eunice Ann Kinneer
Ardella Martin
Emogene Storer
Margie Ellis
McCann
Minnesota
Gerald Robinson
Nancy
Martha
Sally Riggs
Julia Robinson
Mary Louise Jones
Lewisburg
W. Va
George Jones
Ben Bailey
Carbon Hill
Edith Mahoney
New York City
William Thomas
Bessie Wells
Columbus
Mary Thomas
Chris Waldeck
Nelsonville
Harry Shaffer
Walter Anderson
Oscar Hillyer
Cincinnati
Virgil Hillyer
Lawrence Martin
Willoughby
Roy Martin
Adam Anderson
Arthur Hughes
Delbert Russell
Collinsville
Thomas Stiff
Middleport
Thae
Jean
Louise
Naomi Russell
Lawrence Russell
Ill
Russells
Harry Shuttleworth
Ted Shuttleworth
Henry Bennett
Verner Bateman
Logan
Elza Bateman
William Hawk
Oscar Lopez
Harold Emick
Charles Shuttleworth
George Mordue
West Virginia
George Culbertson
Ann Morgan
Ravenna
Weekend visitors and guests linger in area towns
The text lists numerous weekend visits and guests across Logan Nelsonville Lancaster and Barberton. Fred Cook visited Logan on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown stayed with Mr. and Mrs. William Snedden in Logan. Susie Abahazie of Nelsonville visited with her mother Mrs. Steve Abahazie. Vaughn Collins of Barberton and his wife visited his parents, with Mrs Collins remaining for a week. Charles Shuttleworth Frederick Collins Grace Thomas and Mrs J A Ayers were business visitors in Lancaster and Logan. Ruth Penn and Nellie Hamer hosted Saturday visits in Nelsonville. Charles Vancuren of Columbus and his wife stayed with her parents Clarence and wife.
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Some Hogan
Murphy Famy
Fred Cook
Logan
Walter Brown
William Snedden
Susie Abahazie
Nelsonville
Steve Abahazie
Vaughn Collins
Barberton
Fred Collins
Foes Held to 25 Points in Five Contests
The Athens Bulldogs, mid season, have shut out opponents to 25 points across five games, averaging five per game. They lead in first downs 82 to 31, with standout back Jack Engle showing playmaking ability, and have suffered no serious injuries but fumbled at times. Coach Lackey praises esprit de corps as seven regulars graduate next year and three starters remain.
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Athens
Harry Lackey
Harry
Jack Engle
Lackey
Ed McPherson
Bill Sprague
Howie Bobo
Bulldog
West Jefferson '11' Runs String of Victories to 15
West Jefferson the small Madison County town shows a powerful football run with 15 straight wins. Captain Robbin Priday leads a 23-man squad, and coach Ralph Riddell guides the team to a 442-13 forward margin over the stretch. The team aims for unbeaten status as three games remain on the schedule.
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Massillon
Canton McKinley
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Toledo DeVilbiss
Lorain
Robbin Priday
Ralph Riddell
Cincinnati
Denison
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Groveport
Tiffin
Toledo
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Versailles
Oxford
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Columbus North
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Xenia
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Newcomerstown
Carrollton
Erie
Sandusky
Toledo Central Catholic
Horace Gillom
Steubenville
Piqua
Miamisburg
Layden reluctant to judge Notre Dame after Illinois clash
Notre Dame coach Elmer Layden delays final assessment of the Irish after the Illinois game, saying he will judge the team after Saturday's Illinois contest. He cites diminished performances from Georgia Tech and Carnegie as factors in his wary view.
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Ind
Elmer Layden
Illinois
Georgia Tech
Carnegie
Cavalcade, 1934 Derby Victor Dies at Shandon Farm
Cavalcade the 1934 Kentucky Derby winner died at Shandon Farm near Lexington after contracting shipping fever while en route from Brookmeade Farm Virginia. The nine year old brown stallion was king of the three year olds in the year of his Derby triumph.
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Lexington
Harrie B. Scott
Shandon Farm
Brookmeade
Isabel Dodge Sloan
Virginia
Iowa Back Top Scorer In Big Ten Race
Iowa back Bill Green remains the pace setter in Western Conference scoring despite a chest injury that kept him out of much of the Indiana game. His 18 point total in the Wisconsin contest led the field, with four rivals within six points. Michigan's Tom Harmon sits sixth after one league game. Golf balls were first made from horsehide cases filled with feathers.
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Bill Green
Iowa
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Tom Harmon
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