Amateur Pike and Garten to headline Bluefield boxing show
A charity amateur boxing program at Ramsey auditorium, Bluefield, expected to draw the largest crowd yet. Josh Pike of Bluefield College faces Ned Garten of Concord College in the featured bout, with twenty four competitors across twelve fights. Proceeds go to the Bluefield baby clinic.
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Ned Garten
Concord College
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Dominick Cignoretti
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Edward Roy
Walter Cannon
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al Crowell
J. M. Smith
Wiley
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Beaver High School
Clyde H. Reppert
West Wirt
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Ros enbloom to face Gastanaga on Chicago card
Maxie Rosenbloom light heavyweight and Izzy Gastanaga Spanish heavyweight are added to the Chicago Stadium show on December 29. Rosenbloom meets Billy Jones and Gastanaga faces Patsy Pirrone in ten round bouts. Also on the card George Nichols meets Martin Lwowandowski in a ten round bout.
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Maxie Rosenbloom
Izzy Gastanaga
Chicago Stadium
Tommy Paul
Fidel Labarba
Rosenblodm
Billy Jones
Philadelphia
George Nichols
Buffalo
Martin Laewandowski
Grand Rapids
Coaches Fixures In Tri State Football Circles 1938 Coaching Prospects
Pittsburgh December 21 The coming year for 1938 tri state football coaches shows only one vacancy Geneva College left by Howard Harpster moving to Carnegie Tech. The rest of the posts at Pitt Duquesne Waynesburg Grove City Thiel Westminster West Virginia Wesleyan Davis Elkins Allegheny and others appear stable with several incumbents likely to return or be reassigned. Ken Loefler Geneva basketball coach may take the football post if offered.
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Carnegie Tech
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Geneva College
Howard Harpster
Beaver Falls
Bob Waddell
Harpeter
Edgecomb
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Greasy Neale
Neale
W. and
Wheeling
Mountaineer
Pitt
Jack Sutherland
Duquesne
Elmer Layden
Hank Day
Waynesburg
Frank Wolf
Grove City
Bill Amos
Thiel
Jack Stoeber
Westminster
John Lawther
West Virginia Wesleyan
Debe Rose
Davis Elkins
Cam Henderson
Allegheny
Waldon S. Tippin
Ken Loeffler
Penn State
Beaver Falls High
Mixing varnish with wall paint for woodwork finish
A home painting tip suggests adding varnish to wall paint to create a desirable non glossy woodwork surface that remains washable. The advice emphasizes achieving a durable, wipeable finish while preserving a matte appearance.
Notre Dame Pitt Biggest Upset of 1932
New York reports the Associated Press poll shows Pittsburgh's 12 0 football upset of Notre Dame as the year's biggest surprise. Bill Carr's foot racing wins and other upsets across sports are listed, including the Yankees sweep of the Cubs and Vines Cochet tennis upset.
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Bill Carr
Pacific Coast
Ben Eastman
University of Pennsylvania
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Eddie Tolan
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Ellsworth Vines
Henri Cochet
Bill Car
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Metcalfe
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmell
Texas Christian
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Jim Bausche
South Carolina
Auburn
Hornsby
Ross Somerville
Gene Sarazen
John McGraw
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St. Louie Cardinals
Arnold Herber
Green Bay Packers
Gene Venzke
Frank Wykoff
Ralph Hill
Olin Dutra
New York Giante
Kerry Patchin
Belmont Futurity
Harvard
Virginia van Wie
Glenna Collett Vare
Bates
Yale
Philadelphia Athletics
Schmeling and Baer to Go Fifteen Rounds in Heavyweight Bout
Joe Jacobs, manager of Max Schmeling, announced today he will meet tomorrow with Ancil Baer, manager of Max Baer, to sign articles for a 15 round heavyweight bout to be promoted by Jack Dempsey. The date and the place will be announced tomorrow.
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Joe Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Ahernees
Ancil
Max Baer
Jack Dempsey
Jacobs
Freeman and Gorilla Jones Matched for Christmas Bout
Pittsburgh December 21 Tommy Freeman of Cleveland former welterweight champion was matched for a 10 round Christmas day bout with Gorilla Jones of Akron middleweight today Teddy Yarosz of Monaca Pennsylvania welter was sought but could not sign due to injuries.
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Pittsburgh
Tommy Freeman
Cleveland
Gorilla Jones
Akron
Teddy Yarosz
Monaca
Welter
Freeman
Babe Didrikson Turns Professional Amid A A U Suspension
Babe Didrikson 19, Olympic star, leaves amateur status after the Southern A A U decision. She accepts multiple paid offers and resigns from her Dallas post, saying the A A U action made turning pro likely and seeking no ill will while neutral about future matrimony.
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Tex
Mildred Babe Didrikson
Amateur Athletic Union
Dallas
A A. U
Huntington to Reinstate Basketball Schedule
Huntington West Virginia board of education rescinded last week’s vote eliminating inter scholastic basketball at Huntington high school. The board approved 250 dollars to aid carrying out the already drawn up schedule after a petition of 700 signatures was presented. No decision was made on track.
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Huntington Board of Education
Huntington High School
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College Basketball Scores From Various Arenas
Ambrose 15 Loyola at Lexington Tulane 11 Kentucky 42. Drake 23 Iowa State 41 Ames. Tulsa 20 Oklahoma 49. Durant 32 Pittsburgh 37. Syracuse 6 Cleveland 4. Charleston 43 Kanawha 33. Nitro 34 Charleston Business College 24. Elkview 24 Walton 18. St Louis Westminster 29 Washington U 32. Hastings Kearney Teachers 30 Hastings 25. Trenton Geneva 81 Rider 40. Denver Brigham Young 20 Denver 41. Nacogdoches Baylor 31 Stephen F Austin Teachers 67.
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Former Frederick County Sheriff Luther Pannett Dies
Luther Pannett fifty nine year old who served twenty one years as sheriff of Frederick county died from a bullet wound at his Winchester home. Relatives said he slipped at the jail stair and the pistol discharged entering near the right ear and striking the head. Mrs Pannett said he woke to a noise downstairs and left with pistol and flashlight to investigate. Commonwealth's Attorney James P Reardon will decide tomorrow on an inquest.
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Luther Pannett
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James P. Reardon
Parole Considered for Wheeling Liquor Baron William Lias
The federal parole board in Washington reviews a parole for William Big Bill Lias of Wheeling. Officials say he is eligible after serving more than one third of a two year term in Atlanta prison for conspiracy to violate prohibition laws. A $10,000 fine becomes payable after completion of the term.
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W. Va
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William “Big Bill
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Federal Parole Board
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Atlanta
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Ralph Greenleaf Wins Pocket Billiard Title
New York December 21 Ralph Greenleaf the boy wonder of 15 years ago tonight won his eleventh national pocket billiard title. Andrew Ponzi of Philadelphia fought for a tie for second place but Rudolph of Cleveland defeated 125 to 78 in 28 innings.
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Ralph Greenleaf
Andrew Ponzi
Philadelphia
Rudolph
Cleveland
John Hammond resigns from Madison Square Garden and Rangers
Col John H Hammond resigns as vice president of Madison Square Garden and president of the New York Rangers amid dis agreement with presidential policies. Lester Patrick to assume Rangers presidency and Garden vice presidency. board cites his eight years of contributions to hockey's growth and Garden profitability. Reports also surface of possible major management changes amid a probe into ticket tax handling dating 1926 to 1932.
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Col
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Hammond
Tez Rickard
Madison Square Garden
New York Rangers
Willam F. Carey
the Garden
Springfield
Mesc
Lester Patrick
Rangers
The
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Richard F. Hoyt
Garden Board of Directors
Colonel Hammond
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Garden
Bureau of Internal Revenue Agents
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Jones Satisfied With Team Defense Ahead of Rose Bowl
Los Angeles reports Coach Howard Jones feeling cautiously satisfied with Southern California's defense as they prepare for the Pittsburgh showdown on January 2. The Trojans focus on boosting the running attack after a dummy scrimmage, boasting a healthier squad of thirty seven with few injuries and high spirits.
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Eitcher
Howard Jones
Southern California
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Hurta
Bob Erskine
Ramblers
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