Bonthron Wins Sullivan Memorial Trophy for 1934
William R. Bonthron of New York A.C. was chosen as the 1934 Sullivan Memorial Trophy winner by the AAU, surpassing Benjamin Eastman and Ralph Metcalfe in a nationwide ballot. The Princeton track star’s 1934 season included victories over Glenn Cunningham and a world 1 500 meter mark, with a notable abroad trip to beat Jack Lovelock.
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Alan Golld
YORK
William R. Bonthron
James E. Sullivan Memorial
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Kansas
Glenn Cunningham
Princeton University
Benjamin Bangs Eastman
Stanford
AAL
Bonthrons
Jack Lovelock
Cunningham
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Lovelock
Metcalfe
Sullivan
Daniel J. Ferris
Secretary-Treasury
William R Bonthron
New York
W Lawson Little, Jr
Virginia van Wie
Helen Jacobs
AAU
Bonthron
Robert T Jones
Barney Berlinger
Pennsylvania
James A Bausch
Little Hawk League Drafts Up Schedule
The Little Hawk League publicized its basketball schedule with opening game at Kee fon a Tan. Teams listed include WFLIMAN Ta The Tittle Hawk conference features games among Kee fon a Tan, Iowa, and Toya Cth. Details are limited due to partial OCR readability.
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Hawk Conference
Toya
Ron Hooey
Max Baer Says He Is Hep to Himself in 1935
Detroit AP reports heavyweight champion Max Baer vows to shape up and focus on boxing this year. He names Primo Carnera Max Schmeling and Steve Hamas as top contenders, says no bout is set, and entertains staging Hamas versus Art Lasky on the same night if the public supports it.
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Detroit
Maxie the Magnificent
Livermore
Max
Adelbert Baer
Joe Louis
Patsy Perron
Bucklin
Carnera
Schmeling
Hamas
Primo Carnera
Max Schmeling
Steve Hamas
Art Lasky
Baer
Levinsky
Maxie
Sear
Scranton boxing roundup features multiple decisions
Report from Associated Press lists bouts across several cities including Syracuse Teddy Larosz, Willy Strom, Jack Remond, and Henry Armstrong matched with Ashley Dison. The card notes outpoints and wins in lightweight to featherweight divisions with regional interest from Monaca to Milwaukee.
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Associated Press
Scranton
Biddle Abe
Risko
Syracuse
Teddy Larosz
Monaca
Milwaukie
Tan Littman
Cudahs Wis
AL Diamond
New Jersey
Tite Pargoq SN
Stan Dorgan
Duluth
Willy Strom
Bismatch Tf
Tanton O- Jack Remond
de Iret
Vabama Kid
Cane
Miberta
Nabe
Arizmend
New York
Henry Armstrong
California
Juveniles To Compete In Gazette Silver Skates Event
Juvenile skaters eye the Gazette Silver Skates program which includes six events. Preliminary heats will select finalists for two regulation events decided on a point basis. Entrants must mail entry blanks to The Gazette sports department by midnight Thursday.
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Gazette Sports Department
Three Strangers to Display Art In Show Friday
Three strangers bring first appearances to Cedar Rapids wrestling Friday at the Legion Coliseum. headline bout features Lee Wykoff and Allen Eustace in a best two of three falls match. other bouts include Oreste Zadalfi versus Whitey Grove and Rough House Nelson against Bill Sledge in bruising openers.
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Cedar Rapids
Legion
Lee Wykoff
St. Louis
Allen Eustace
Clever Wakefield
Kan
Matman
Eustace
Wykoff
Oreste Zadalfi
Middle West
Whitey Grove
Omaha
Old Rough House
Nelson
Toronto
Can
Bill Sledge
Houston
Texas
Sledge
Rough Boys
Grove
State college sports results and scores roundup
A compact recap of multiple college and high school basketball results with scattered scores. Notable entries include Indiana 32 over Miami 13 and Purdue 18 over De Paul 37, with other listed games across Colorado, Iowa, and Nebraska teams.
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Indiana
Miami
Ada Okla
Midland
Neb
College
Moorhead
Radio Network Listings Across NBC CBS And Public Stations
A fragmented long list of radio networks and programs appears, noting NBC CBS WABC WEAF WJZ and other station chains. It mentions various orchestras hosts and shows across dayparts and timelines, with references to ad hoc program blocks and musical acts in a dense directory style.
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Heller
NBC
WATVW
Countrys
CBS
Warp
MIT VT
Mare Marlin
WEAF
WCCO
Veoreaks
Chain
Vets NI
Muse Guild
WJZ
Hassel
Himber
Concert Orch
WBBM
WMT
WIA
Wenr Russo Orch
Bernard
Dumont
WMAQ
Rogers
Shirley Howard
Roake Carter
CBE
Rudy Vallee
Glass
Phil Spitalny
Charles Sears
Ruth Lyon
Edwin Him
Johnson Arch
KMOX
KMBC
WLW
Annette Hanshaw
Gray Arch
Prof Ainstein
Raymond Moley
Weaf Chon
Madriguera Orch
WIZ Chain
Mort and Maree
Jack Little
Jesse Crawford
Duchin Orch
WJZ Chain Restor
Herb
Two Major Leaguers Buy Columbus Red Birds
Columbus Red Birds announce the outright purchase of two veterans from the St Louis Cardinal club. Outfielder Charles P Chick Fallis and pitcher James I Jim Mooney transferred for an undisclosed sum. Pitcher Jim Winford was also secured on option from the Cardinals.
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Columbus, C
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
George M. Trautman
Charles P
Chick) Fallis
James I
Jim) Mooney
St. Louis Cardinal
Jim Winford
Cardinals
Monticello Cagers Defeat Geneseo In Holiday Showdown
Monticello high school defeated Geneseo Ill high school 31 to 15 in a feature New Year’s Eve game at the local gym. Monticello gained full control from the opening minutes and maintained it throughout.
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Monticello
Geneseo, Ill
Iowa State Beats Iowa 41 to 33 in Ames Thriller
Iowa State outplayed the University of Iowa before a huge crowd, 41 to 33. Ivan Blackmer led Iowa with four fouls and an early ejection after the third period, while Waldo Wegner scored 13 for Iowa State supported by Cowen at 11 and Holmes with 10.
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Ames
Iowa State
University of Iowa
Ivan Blackmer
Iowa
Blackmer
Waldo Wegner
Cyclone Center
Cowen
Holmes
Risko Stops Yarosz In Seventh To Take Light Heavy Knockout
Eddie Risko of Syracuse floored Teddy Yarosz of Monaco in the seventh round of an over the weight match in Scranton. Risko won by technical knockout as Yarosz, the world middleweight champ, sustained ankle pain and was unable to continue.
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Yarosz
Eddie Risko
Scranton
INS
Fistiana
Eddie
Babe) Risko
Syracuse
Teddy Yarosz
Monaco
Jack Walton
Risko
Navy
Mack Sees Ruth Shine in Japan on Orient Tour
Connie Mack says Babe Ruth played better ball in Japan than in his last two AL seasons. He notes strong Japanese receptions for American players and believes with better pitching and hitting the Japanese clubs could be formidable. team played 21 games in Honolulu Manila and Japan.
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Ruth
Yankees
Connie
Honolulu
Manila
Japan
Bears to Renew Feud With Giants in Los Angeles
Chicago Bears owner coach George Halas announced the Bears will renew their Sundiron feud with the world champion New York Giants in Los Angeles on January 27. The Bears seek revenge after losing the world title in New York last December and had previously defeated the Giants twice.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Los Angeles
George Halas
Bears
New York
Giants
Ls Angeles
Chicago Cardinals
Crown Prince New King of Swat
Lou Gehrig finally seized a historic baseball season, leading the major leagues in batting and homers while extending his consecutive games streak. The year 1934 crowned him Babe Ruth’s successor as the king of swat.
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AL Demaree
Lou” Gehrig
New York Yankees
Lou
Gehrig
Washington
Ruth
al Simmons
Babe Ruth
Swat
Telling Friends Truths Brings Hidden Enemies
An old sentiment warns that openly sharing opinions about friends invites enemies to learn and use those thoughts, turning loyalty into risk as confidences spread beyond the circle of trust.
Critics hail passes of Howell in Rose Bowl
Western football fans praised Alabama quarterback Dixie Howell and receiver Don Hutson after a 19 13 Rose Bowl win over Stanford. Analysts from Stanford coach Spaulding to USC coach Jones lauded Howell's accuracy, Hutson’s catches, and Alabama’s strong line.
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Howell
Asadena
Calif
Alabama
Dixie Howell
Crimson Tide
Frank Thomas
Pacific Seaboard
Stanford
Indians
Don Hutson
Red Regiment
Palo Alto
Bill Spaulding
University of California At
Los Angeles
Howard Jones
Southern California
Hutson
Spaulding
Bill Lee
Charlie Marr
Tom Lieb
Notre Dame
Loyola of
George Gipp
Washington Five And West Waterloo To Clash Friday
Washington faces West High in a key Mississippi Valley clash Friday at Waterloo. The Tigers rest the first team while the second string defends, amid flu disruptions.
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Washington Five
West Waterloo
Washington
Waterloo
Tigers
West High
Davenport
Iowa City
Grant Panthers
Tiger
Orville Rust
St. Pat's
Panther
Fred Winter
California Bears Suffer 14 0 Loss to Hawaii Rainbows
California University, led by coach Leonard Stub Allison, fell to the Hawaii Rainbows 14 to 0 before 20 000 fans in Honolulu on New Year's Day. The Bears also lost 26 13 in a Christmas Day game, closing their 1934 season with two post season defeats on the mainland trip.
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Honolulu
T. H
INS
University of California
Leonard “Stub” Allison
California
University of Hawaii
Bears
Islands
Wrestling results and match summaries
Cincinnati heavyweight Jack Reynolds of Cincinnati defeated Bulldog Jackson Nome of Alaska by countout at 52:00. In Portland Maine Jackie Nichols of Richmond Maine defeated Fred Bruno of New York in two straight falls 19:35 and 52.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Jack Reynolds
Cisnnati
Bulldog Jackso Nome
Alaska
Jackson
Wortland
Jackie Nichols
Richmond
Fred Bruno
New York
Center Point Hosts Whittier Twin Bill on Local Court
Un defeated Center Point Merchants and Skelly Oilers face Whittier boys and girls independent teams on the local court Wednesday night. Premiums on life insurance policies total 10,000,000 dollars daily nationwide.
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Center Point
Whittier
Bill
Gazette
Center Point Merchants
Skelly Oilers
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Little Hawk League
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Ashley Dison
Rhodell
Wethesalle
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Cyclones
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Bob Zuppke
Friedman
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