Klick Stops Kid Chocolate In Seventh For Junior Title
Frankie Klick of San Francisco won the National Boxing Association junior lightweight title with a seventh round technical knockout of Cuba’s Kid Chocolate in Philadelphia. The referee stopped the bout two seconds before the bell in round seven after Chocolate was knocked down twice by a hard right to the chin.
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Kid Chocolate
Hiladelphia
Frankie Klick
San Francisco
National Boxing Association
Lichtwerkat
Helder Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Tony Canzoneri
Chocolate
Madison Square Garden
Hitec
New York
Murphy
Athlone Commission
Klieck
Lew Amber
Young Fuirpo
Pennsgrove
Amber
Firpo
Johnny Craven
Conshocken
George Riles
Japs And Chinese Clash In Kezar Grid Decision Fallout
At Kezar stadium, the Japanese football team defeated the Chinese 13 to 12 in a tense gridiron clash. Manager James Lum of the Chinese side faced turmoil as plans to leave the city were shelved amid the disputed decision and rising tensions between the teams and local merchants.
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San Francisco
Almeat Rniene
Kezar Stadium
James Lum
Chive
Lum
Ceinatown
Japan
Bennie
California
St Wenceslaus Wo Play two Contests Despite Holidays
St Werers aus heske ba team will have no vacation on court duties two games this week. Tuesday night they meet on the south side nine to encounter annual am close affair. Williamsburg high school will meet on the Williamsburg fay in a game that will be the inaccuracy of athletic competition.
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St. Werers
Williamsburg High School
Willamsbure Fay
Grinnell Cagers Rally to Defeat Marshalltown 16 11
Grinnell high school opened Central Iowa conference play with a 16 to 11 victory over Marshalltown. Simpson and Blake led with 6 points each, Grinnell limited Marshalltown to two field goals, while Ray Bader battled hard for Grinnell.
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Grinnell
Grinnell High School
Central Iowa
Marshalltown
Bobcats
Simpson
Blake
Ray Bader
East West grid forces at drills before Shrine clash
The East and West all star squads prepared for the New Year's Day Shrine game in San Francisco. Eastern coach Dick Hanley and Andy Kerr emphasized swift passing while West leaders Percy Locey and Orin Hollingberg tested new backfield combinations and ground plays.
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SAN Francisco
Charles Cepps
Princeton
Kerr
Hanley
Stanford
Westerners
Percy Locey
Denver
Orin Hollingberg
Washington State
St Paul Finishes Top in Fielding Average for AA
St Paul leads the American Association in fielding average, finishing with a team mark well ahead of Indianapolis and Columbus. The report lists Paul as posting the top team fielding figure, with detailed stats noting individual contributions and the season's overall defensive performance.
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St. Paul
Association
Chicago
St Paul
American Association
Mordas St. Paul
Indianapols
Columbus
Paul Ted
Oceubhe
Pouul
Kansas
Amore
Walker Slated To Become President Of Chicago Cubs
Walker is slated to assume the role of president for the Chicago Cubs. The report outlines initial expectations and potential impacts on team leadership and operations.
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Walker
Chicago Cubs
Champion Bears Tied By St Louis In Cold Tie
Chicago Bears champions of the National Professional Football League were held to a scoreless tie by the St Louis Gunners in chilly weather before about 13 000 fans in St Louis. Chester Johnston was out with a dislocated ankle but Johnny Blood supplied long range kicking and the Gunners outgained Chicago 222 rushing yards to 116 and earned 14 first downs to eight.
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T Louis Mo
Chicago Bears
St Lows Gunners
Chester
Swedet Johnston Seo
Johnny Blood
Green Bay Packers
Gunners
Packers
Bears
Chicago
Tampa Eleven Defeats Haskell 7–0 in Christmas Day Clash
Tampa Eleven topped Haskell 7 to 0 in a daytime game at Lawrence Kon, scoring in the second period and securing the win as a Christmas day contest against the Indian team.
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Tampa
Fla
Spartan
Lawrence Kon
Dick Hanley joins Hole In One Club in San Francisco
Dick Hanley co coaches with Andy Kerr for the all star football team in the annualSlisre charts game at Lakeside golf course where Fett aces the first hole. Rick Bares Dal Maeva and Refuse Klawans Hammes also noted with a hole in one on the 3rd hole.
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San Francisco
INS
Dick Dimes
Andy Kerr
Ste Alestar
Fett
Santa Claus
Lakeside Golf
Victor Cagers Rout Hartwick 79 to 9 in Friday Tilt
Victor Cagers extend win streak to eleven with a lopsided 79 to 9 victory over Hartwick. Renfer and Renen led Victor while Hartwick fell short in a game marked by two tied teams in the local league.
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Victor High
Harwick
Renfect
Renen
Hartwick
Giant Wolf Pack Captures Lost Explorers on Jovian Plain
In a fog shrouded scene on Jupiter's plateau a mechanical air pressure suit carries Wilma and Tufuh as a descents into the depths. A titan wolf pack led by a dominant boss overpowers them and drags the entities away.
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Llana
Tufu
Wilma
Tallan
Jovian
Wooes
North Defeats South 3-0 in Welfare Fund Grid Tilt
In Brooklyn, Arm and Nicola's kick and a 35 yard punt return set the North on top 3-0 over the South in a charity football game for the Kings County American Legion welfare fund. Johnny Freitas and Casey Kim contributed passes and a dangerous punt mishap led to the decisive score.
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New York
Tce
Armand Nicola
Corer Layden
Duquesne
Ncolais
Kings County American Legion
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Johnny Freitas
Boston College
Trumph
Casey Kimbrell
Auburn
Pase Tery
Nicolai
Runyan Wins Pasadena Open by Three Strokes
Paul Runyan of White Plains New York captured the Pasadena Open with a final total of 282 for 72 holes. Horton Smith of Chicago finished two back in third, while MacDonald Smith trailed Runyan by four and Denny Shute of Miami completed the top quartet. Runyan earned 1000 dollars, MacDonald Smith 1600, and Shute 350.
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Pasadena
Cahf
Paul Runyan
White Plains
Pas
California
Runyan
Arkansas
Craig Weod
Marnine
MacDonald Smith
Smith
Horton Smith
Chicago
Denny Shute
Miami
Runsan
Mac Smith
Shute
Hazleton Defeats Oelwein Academy In Pair Of Games
Hazleton high school hosted Sacred Heart from Oelwein. The Hulk men’s first team won 7 1 and the second team 38 3. In preliminaries the county girls beat the town girls 30 21.
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Hazleton
Sacred Heart Boss
Oelwein
Lions Fear Fatigue Ahead of Rose Bowl Bid
Columbia coach Lou Little worries about physical staleness as star quarterback Cliff Montgomery and others trim through final workouts before the Rose Bowl game with Stanford in Pasadena. Tiny Thornhill of Stanford protests overconfidence as his team prepares for the same showdown.
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Tucson Ariz
Lou Little
Columbia
Lions
Stanford
Pasadena
Cliff Montgomery
Montgomery
al Barabas
Little
Joe Ferrara
Ferrara
Sergeant Barron
France
Tiny Thornhil
Stanford University
Columbia University
Thornhill
Far West
Bill Corbus
Thornhills
Corbus
Which Babe Ruth Feat Stands Out in a Ballot of Records
Henry McLemore lists Ruth’s top feats from 1920 to 1933 including 54 homers in 1920, the Landis suspension, MVP in 1923, three homers in a 1926 World Series game, Johnny Sylvester gesture, 60 homers in 1927, the 1932 called shot, and all star game success. The vote favors the Chicago called shot for sheer drama.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Mde
Babes
Landis
Cardinals
New Jersey
Johnny Sylvester
Chicago
Cubs
Babe
New Jersey Orphans
Yankee Stadium
Sigafoos Tops A. A. In Hitting With .370
Chicago report shows Francis I. Sigafoos of Indianapolis won the previous American Association batting title with a .370 average across 152 games. Jim Mosolf of Kansas City hit .387 in 63 games before a Cubs sale and later minor league assignment.
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Chicago
Francis IL
Sigafoos
Indianapolis
Jim Mosolf
Kansas City
Chicago Cubs
Mosolf
Kelly Takes Third Place In Oue Meet
In Chicago AP reports Philadelphia players dominated an early world pocket billiards event. George Kelly took third, James Caras was fourth, and William Mosconi was edged from qualification for the 1934 tournament. Kelly beat Caras 125 93 in the afternoon and Mosconi 125 100 at night. Caras defeated Mosconi 125 101 in six innings to win the matinee game.
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Chicago
George Kelly
Philadelphia
James Caras
William Mosconi
Kelly
Caras
Mosconi
Riverside Loses to Nichols Five 43 to 25
Riverside high school basketball dropped a 43 to 25 defeat to Nichols on Friday night. Riverside seconds did win 17 to 12 against Nichols seconds. St Marys high school also lost 10 to 8 at St Marys Muscatine. Riverside players named Cleo Kron Paul Scherrer Melvin Swift Mark Libenguth and Edward Mannion.
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Gazette Riverside
Riverside High School
Nichols
Riverside
St. Mary's High School
St. Mary’s of Muscatine
Cleo Kron
Paul Scherrer
Melvin Swift
Mark Libenguth
Edward Mannion
Trinity Wildcats end win streak with 33 27 loss
On Saturday on the Rowley court Trinity suffered a 33 to 27 defeat halting their previous winning run.
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Trinity
Rowley Court
Gridiron Coaches Prepare Plan for Rule Reforms
The American Football Coaches Association meets in Chicago for its 13th annual session. Attendees review injuries and fatalities trends and discuss proposed rule changes including goal-line extensions, longer end zones, ball surrender on windy days, and fourth down forward passes that fall incomplete.
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Hicago
American Football Coaches Association
Chicago
New York
M. A. Stevens
Yale
Floyd R. Eastwood
New York University
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Persmit
Col. P. B. Pareker
University of Tennessee
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Harvey Harmon
Pennsylvania
E. E
Tad) Wieman
Princeton
Veenker
Reds Put $150 000 Tag On Chick Hafey
Cincinnati general manager Larry MacPhail refuses a 50 000 offer plus two players from the Boston Braves and sets Hafey price at 150 000. He argues Hafey outhit Chuck Klein over six seasons at seven NL parks and notes Hafey has been hampered by illness.
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Cincinnati
Larry MacPhail
Chick Hafey
Hafey
Chuck Klein
Klein
MacPhail
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Boston
Chicago
Bill McKechnie
Bostonian
McKechnie
Braves
Phillies
Urbana Bears Set To Face Center Point Merchants
The Urbana Bears will play the Center Point Merchants at Center Point Tuesday evening. Center Point officials request managers to write Harry Brookman for the game details.
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Urbana Bears
Center Point
Center Point Merchants
Merchants
Harry Brookman
La Porte City defeats Hudson five 40 to 9
La Porte City beat Hudson 40-9 after a 24-1 first half surge. A Coburn scored 12 points for La Porte City while Wolfe of Coe College served as referee. In the second game the La Porte City reserves won 14-12.
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LA Porte City
Hudson Cagemen
Friday Covening
A. Coburn
Wolfe
Coe College
Hudson
Ers
Radio schedule fragment notes NBC CBS and local stations
A dense listing shows daytime and evening radio schedules across NBC CBS networks and affiliates WJZ WEAF WMAQ WBBM WCCO KOIL KYW and others. Entries include hosts, orchestras, and programs like Today’s children and Parade music in varied time slots.
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Black Arch
NBC
WEAF
Landt Trio
wWoc
Sorey Arch
CBS
WABC
WMT
Madiey Kincaid
Breen
de Rose
WMAQ
Clara
WJZ
WGN
Wtmj Koil
WIMJ
WENR
WHO
WBBM
WCCO
Frances Lee Barton
BOM Air Marine Band
Cheri McKay
Tony Wons
WEBM
Winerar Orch
Real Croft
Connie Gates
Farn
Home Howl
Kyw Wow
Lees Orch
Sherban Orch
Trincess Marcle
WBRM
KMOX
Hunter Orch
WEAP
Vic
Sade
Rasy Aces
WHBM
Gale Pare
WIZ Kyw
Meredith Wilson Orch
WIZ
KYW
Koil Wren Madleans
WOGC
Helen Trent
Jude Ley
Woc-Who
Judy
New Deal For Artists
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Vin Lindhe
Rochester Civic Arch
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WABCO
Weap Woc
Hebe
Forbes Cutter
Wabo Woman's Review
U.S
Gloria McVey
Dr. Dolittle
Weap Woc-Who
Mary Small
WJZ Wenr
WGN Chain
Ben Armstrong
WWS
Weaf Wogc-Who
WTAQ
Radio In Education
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KTHS
Buck Rogers
Gollberest
Wow
Phil Harris
Wjz Weir
Rooke Carter
Sanderson
WTAM
WGY
Crime Clues
Wdj2
WLW
Richard
Lewin Wit
Wbbat
Dr. Bundesen
WLS
Tanioarch
WGCO
Voice of Experience
Wayne King
Woc
Wit—Lambert
Hillnot
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Fray and Braselotts
Wabe
Ben Bernie
Wwoce
Edgar Guest
Orch
Stokowski Symphony
Sili
Alexander Wolcott
Ed Wynn
Amyrt
Marke
Robert Simmons
NBG
Evan Evans
John Kennedy
Poet Prince
Kine
Jesters
Gertrude Niesen
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Madtiguera Orch
Ishamn Jones
Rudy Waller
Paul Ash
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U36
Martin
Sosnick Arch
Herbie Kay
Hes
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