Seven Night Games Permitted In National League
National League votes to cap night games at seven per season with one per opponent while the American League remains largely against such night football like play. Boston appears the only club seriously considering expansion of Cincinnati's night experiment.
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EW York
Cincinnati
Reds
Clark Griffith
Washington
Uuic JU
Boston
Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Birds
Sportsman's Park
St. Louis
Browns
Ford C. Frick
Beloves
Polo Grounds
New York
New York Giants
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Ohio State Beats Harvard 39 Point Football? Basketball Score
Ohio State University tops Harvard 38 to 13 in Columbus as OSU builds a 14 to 5 edge early and expands to 24 to 7 after reserves enter. Harvard suffers its third straight loss on the western swing. Wittenberg and Toledo beat OSU recently.
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Ohio State
Harvard
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Harold G. Olsen
Wittenberg
Toledo
Wesley Fesler
McGowan
Whitlinger
McDonald
Johnson to Train Braddock for Louis Clash in Corner
Jack Johnson will be Jim Braddock’s chief adviser and mentor in the buildup to a potential title defense against Joe Louis, with Johnson promising to expose Louis’s faults and sharpen Braddock’s balance and stance. If Schmeling defeats Louis, Johnson’s role may be moot.
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Jack Johnson
Braddock
Hype Igoe
International News Service
New York
Jim Corbett
Jim Braddock
Joe Louis
Liz Arthur
Tad
Jim
Joe Gould
Johnson
Royal Kingdom
Louis
Max Schmeling
Max
Gould
Jack
Jimmy
Joe
Detroit
Jack Blackburn
Blackburn
Old Jack
Jack Dempsey
Max Baer
Dempsey
Baer
Jacks
Marengo Cagers Fall to Alumni 27 17 in Hard Fought Tilt
Marengo high school boys basketball lost to the alumni 27 17 in a tough finish. The team planned to rebound Friday against Blairstown as Jack Beilstein started for Harold Reynolds. Alumni featured Lale Dye Francis MaccDuffee David Cuttton Maurice Hogan and Lievel Milling was out sick.
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Garrette Marengo
Marengo
Blairstown
Ladora
Tigers
Jack Beilstein
Harold Reynolds
Lale Dye
West Chester Tops Center Cagers 26 to 16
West Chester, under coach M J Tands back from Des Moines, defeats Center 26 16 on the Johnson county court. Don Sheeta missed the game due to a knee injury while Pug Hough and Stewart led West Chester. Center second team rallied to beat Chester 15 7 to open the quar ter.
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West Chester
M J Tands
Des Moines
Johnson County
Don Sheeta
Pug’ Hough
Trojan
Stewart
West Chest
Beng
Chester
Local prep basketball schedule for Friday and Saturday
Seven games are set this weekend with four on home floors. Clinton hosts McKinley and Iowa City meets Franklin on Friday while Roosevelt plays Waverly and St. Wenceslaus faces Martello on the road. Saturday Clinton visits Roosevelt and Wilson meets East Waterloo on Ramblers' floor.
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Clinton
McKinley
Iowa City
Franklin Clinton
Franklin
Golden Bears
Avenue
Little Hawks
Mason City
Roosevelt
Waverly
Vinton
Roughriders
St. Wenceslaus
Martello
Springville
Immaculate Conception
Parnell
Greyhounds
Spinach and Feasts Fuel Notre Dame Fighting Irish
South End Indiana AP reports custodian Kaulfether buys huge quantities to feed 2,700 boarding students at Notre Dame. Daily totals include 35 bushels spinach 960 fowls 2,580 chickens 1,100 loaves bread 500 pounds butter 750 gallons milk and 350 gallons coffee. Weekly menus run to 63,000 meals with multi ton grocery orders.
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South End
Ind
Notre Dame
John Kilfether
Kilfether
Cincinnati
Chicago
Elmer Layden
Kalfether
Kaulfether
Hanley Might Succeed Spears as Wisconsin Coach
A Washington report says Dick Hanley may replace Dr Clarence Spears as Wisconsin football coach. The unverified claim circulated after a Wisconsin rally in New York where alumni discussed the possibility.
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Hanley
Spears
Wisconsin
Washington
Clarence Spears
University of Wisconsin
Dick Hanley
Northwestern University
New York
Iowa State Drubs Vanderbilt 38 to 28 in New Year victory
Iowa State blitzed Vanderbilt early, building a five point lead and never trailed as the Cyclones led 23 to 9 at halftime. Vanderbilt failed to score a field goal in the first half until after ten minutes and were limited to two in the period. Coleman sparked Vanderbilt late but Iowa State answered to pull away.
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Ames
Iowa State
Vanderbilt University
Cyclones
Vanderbilt
Coleman
Donor of Ryder Cup Dies at 77 in London
Samuel Ryder, 77, donor of the Ryder Cup, died suddenly in a London hotel during Christmas holidays. He gave the trophy at St Albans in 1926 for the United States and England professional team competition.
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London
Samuel Ryder
United States
England
Ryder
St. Albans
Eng
Williamsburg Raiders Triumph Over Millersburg 44 18
Williamsburg defeated Millersburg 44 to 18 as guards O Donnell and Cook led the Raiders in a strong floor game and fast break. B Jones shone in ball handling while a shifting zone defense produced favorable results. The reserves won 27 to 5 and Williamsburg eyes a Friday matchup with Sharon Center.
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Williamsburg
Williamsburg Raiders
Millersburg
Raiders
O'Donnell
Cook
B Jones
Sharon Center
Sharon
East West Stars Visit Hollywood After Charity Game
East West stars who clashed New Year’s Day in San Francisco joined forces Thursday to tour Los Angeles film lots. They will visit Louis B Mayer’s studio and then head home. co coaches Dick Hanley and Percy Lacey left for Chicago and Denver respectively to resume duties.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Louis B Mayer
Dick Hanley
Chicago
Percy Lacey
University of Denver
Fragmented college game scores with mixed results
A garbled OCR list shows multiple college teams and scores in a jumbled format. Teams include Vanderbilt Ohio State Harvard Syracuse Michigan State Wisconsin Washburn Loyola Yale Centenary and Illinois with scattered percentages and points, but many figures are incomplete or unclear.
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Town State
Vanderbilt
Ohio State
Harvard
Syracuse U
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Washburn
Loyola
Baltimore
Yale
Ilinois Collere
Centenary
Parnell Drills For Game With I. C. Five
Parnell coach RD Whalen leads his basketball five in a Tuesday drill after a week’s rest, preparing for Friday's clash with the Cedar Rapids Immaculate Conception quintet. All squad members joined the practice.
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Spreins
the Gazette
Parnell
RD Whalen
Cedar Rapids Immaculate Conception
Wrestling Results From Across the Nation
Danno O Mahoney defeated Billy Bartush in two straight falls. Everett Marshall beat Junta Cole. The Great Vendista defeated Waller Noxey. Mercier defeated Jack Ganson. Russell defeated Les Grimes. Results list several bouts with regional opponents and two fall outcomes.
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Associated Fress
Pittsfield
Danno O'Mahoney
Billy Bartush
Chicago
Cincinnati
Everett Marshall
Junta
Cole
Sunoco
North Carolina
Meriden
Conn
Waller Noxev
Detroit
Heaveweishies Hmolyore
Mase
Mercier Springfield
Boxing Roundup From AP Report Across Cities and Matches
A diverse boxing brief lists several bouts with winners and scores including Tuf associated press notes. Names mentioned include Gorilla Jones Ronan O and Freddie Amler with outpoints and knockouts in Milwaukee Mexico and Pittsburgh. A Soviet balloon record note and an unrelated altitude claim appear as stray items.
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TUF Associaten
MIT Wal Kly
Gorilla Jones
Akeron O
Tait Littman
Milwaukee
Mexico
ODF
Pittsburgh
Jimmy Brown
Canton
T C U Quarterback Sammy Baugh Weighs In As One Of The Year’s Great Gridiron Players
United Press Dispatch from New Orleans details Sammy Baugh Texas Christian University quarterback earning praise as one of the season’s top players after a Sugar Bowl 3-2 win over Louisiana State. The 180 pound Sweetwater native dazzled with passing and punting, kicked from behind his own goal to LS A’s 46, and made key tackles and a decisive safety. Baugh also led his team, played all 60 minutes, and is expected to run more next season as TC U plans to protect its star.
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United Press
Orleans
Sammy Baugh
Texas Christian University
Baugh
Texas Christian
Louisiana State
Sweetwater
Tex
Ducky Pond
Yale
Ted Cox
Tulane
Minnesota
Tilly Manton
Savage
Assuck
Bear Wolf
Wolf
Wisconsin Cage Quintet Beats Washburn 36 27
Wisconsin won 36 to 27 over Washburn in Madison. Charles Jones led Wisconsin with 18 points, most on field goals, as Bethel and Dittemore each had seven to pace Washburn. The Badgers led wire to wire, rarely extending beyond a four point margin.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Washburn
Badgers
Charles Jones
Bethel
Dittemore
S M U Team To Be Riddled By June Graduation
Dallas AP reports SMU faces mass graduation in June ending the core of the Flying Circus. The entire first string and most of the backfield have completed SMU football days after a 7 0 Rose Bowl defeat to Stanford. Only five experienced reserves will return next season.
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Dallas
Tex
Southern Methodist University
Stanford
New Cage Loop Formed By Iowa County Fives
Williams burg and eight other Iowa County schools form a basketball league to promote athletics. Members include Williams burg North English Parnell Victor Ladora Amana Conroy Millersburg and Marengo. To qualify teams must play six conference games.
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Iowa County
Gazette
Williamsburg
Iowa County School Masters Club
North English
Parnell
Victor
Ladora
Amana
Conroy
Millersburg
Marengo
Radio network schedules reveal a dense 1940s music and drama lineup
The listing outlines NBC WEAF WJZ and CBS WABC WBBM WCCO programs across day parts from morning to late evening. It notes orchestras, soloists, operatic appearances, dramatic sketches, serials like Little Orphan Annie and Tom Mix, and varied hosts such as Eddie Dunstedter, Eddie Dunstedter, and Dorothy Lamour, with multiple stations and chain affiliations.
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CBS
WABC
WBBM
KMOX
WCCO
Chandler Goldthwaite
NBC
WEAF
WJZ
One
Hal
Cbsi
Eddie Dunstedter
WeCcCo
Cheri McKay
Honeyboy
Sassafras
WABG
Kmox Mercy Madcaps Orch
Natl Farm
Abe
Bammy Kaye Oreh
Gale Page
Chan
WGOST
Dot
Will
NGC
WABCG
NBC Weap
WGST
Fi Dennis
WEAP
WIL
Newry Marlowe Orch
Tnbc
Mark Watmow
Orch
CBA
Wabc Wood
Vic
Hade
WLW
WWE
Vivian Della
Netty
Helen NiCr
Wdi
Cra&s
WIZ Chain
OMC
Terry and
Ted
WE Aic
Ken Anathon Ensembla
NDC
Wiz
Heina Pearce
Nod Gene
WEAT
Tom Mix
Jack Armstrong
CLUE
WAC
WJZ Chain
Weaf Chain
Animal News Club
Lee Pornnn Orch
Myrt and Maree
Wrieht Patman
Uncle Ezra
Weaf Wow
Lazy Dan
Frances Adair
Lum and Abner
WBC
WIZ Wlw
Ron Kr Carter
ICBS
Eleanor Powell
Wabc Woo Wcco
Jessica Dragonettc
Irene
Francis X. Bushman
Bue Snger
Ist
WLIW
WWJ
Jerry Sears
Armstrong Arch
James L. Wricht
Buffalo News
Weap Chain
Dorothy Lamour
Louise Armstrong Orch
Wwoc
Leonard Keller Orch
Weaf Ain
Flerble
Kay Orch
Wccco
Emil Coleman Orch
Entle
Madriguera Orch
Sie
Gardiner Orch
WQST
Wehr Crawford
Grotee Olsen Orch
Belasco Orch
Bhasdor
Ftiby
Newman Orch
Osborne Earch
Taal
Romanelli Orch
Npcs
Fonege
Duffy Orch
Seymour Simon Orch
Woc
Present average life of automobiles stated at eighty four percent years
A report notes that the current average lifespan of automobiles is 84 percent of a year, indicating shorter wear or different measurement than typical year-based life estimates.
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