Wrestlers to Do Bit For Charity at Armory Show
James J. Duggan announced a charity wrestling show next Tuesday at the Armory. All profits go to the Salvation Army via the Charleston post, which will take 20 percent of gross receipts after expenses. Wrestlers will receive 80 percent of the remaining gate. Four bouts will comprise the program. tickets sold by Salvation Army workers.
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Kipke Headed For Post at Yale
New York December 12 whispers say Harry Kipke Michigan football coach is bound for Yale. Yale athletic head Malcom Farmer denies changes while commentary notes Kipke’s value, pay, and appeal contrasted with Yale’s setup and future prospects. Also mentions rising car sales in Australia, Loch Ness monster nickname King Kong, and earlier heavy snowfall in the Lower Alps.
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Baseball Rumors and Moves From Major League Meetings
Crated rumors at the annual major leagues meeting include Lefty Grove to the Boston Red Sox for about 125000 pounds, George Earnshaw to the Chicago White Sox for around 825020, and Catcher Charlie Berry heading to Detroit with Johnny Pesek. Mickey Cochrane to Detroit for 100000 and Pesek, with Warstler and Kine tied to Boston. Vague talk of trades, retirements, and managerial shifts color a busy offseason landscape.
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Rabbit" Warstler
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Humars
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Chuck) Klein
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Jimmie Foxx
Billy Evans
Cleveland Bay
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Mullens Rebels Basketball Ready With New Men
Mullens Dec 12 30 boys reported for practice as Coach W S Woodell guides a largely new lineup. Despite losing five varsity players last year the squad shows progress with newcomers and high competition for spots. A larger schedule looms with renewed uniforms purchased by the Mullens Athletic Association. The opening game aims to unveil the new team as the Rebels prepare for a slate including Herndon Gary Beckley Mark Twain Pineville and Mt Hope among others.
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Beckley
Mts. Hope
Mark Twain
Bucknell Outlook Forecasts Bold Bucknell Football Ahead
Bucknell shows an improving squad with Owen James captain and Lytle a fast back. Sitarsky guards with Gilleland at center, while Rhubright Reahichak Leiehughter and Davis bolster reserves. 18 games planned, seven conference games. nonleague dates include Penn State January 13 and Army February 21.
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Sitarsky
Efieder
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Rhubright
Reahichak
Leiehughter
Davis
Army
West Point
Dickinson
Carlisle
Harridge Reelected AL President for Five-Year Term
Chicago December 12 William Harridge was reelected president secretary and treasurer of the American League for a five year term. He first drew attention for efficiency in handling the tables for baseball players and was ejected from office in a dramatic moment.
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Chicago
William Harridge
Ban Jonson
Snow Hill Pastor Speaks at Union Mission Tabernacle
The Rev. W. A. Byus, pastor at Snow Hill, opened services at the Union Mission tabernacle on Washington Street last night and will continue tonight and tomorrow night. Special music by the Harris Sisters quartet from Tennessee will be performed nightly. An illustrated lecture on the Winona Lake Bible conference is planned for Thursday and Friday nights.
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Harris
Tennessee
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Charmi
Irene Harris
Wi Nona Lake
First Alameda County kidnappers convicted in state law
In Oakland California on December 12 Stanley Drage aged 20 and Charles Bolling aged 21 were found guilty in Alameda County Superior Court under the new kidnapping law. They face imprisonment with possible parole. The pair led a reign of terror in San Francisco last October kidnapping and robbing more than a dozen people at a paint store.
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Alameda County
Stanley Drage
Charles Bolling
Cragg
Bolling
San Francisco
Paint St A Tield
Train Wreck Near Blowing Rock Injures Several
ENORVILLE Tenn Dec 12 The engine and three cars of the Carolina special southern railway passenger train from Charleston to Cincinnati overturned near Blowing Rock North Carolina tonight. No one killed but several injured. Physicians from New Port Tenn and a wrecker were sent to the scene. The engine baggage express and another car overturned.
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New Port
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Em Express
Eng
Petrolle Stops Loayza in Ridgewood Grove Bout
Billy Petrolle, veteran Duluth welter weight, stopped Stanislaus Loayza of Chile in the sixth round of a nine round bout at Ridgewood Grove tonight. Petrolle weighed 1491 2 pounds, Loayza 143 4 4. Japan spent twice as much for American cotton in 1983 than in 1982.
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Billy Petrolle
Duluth
Stanislaus Loayza
Chile
Ridgewood Grove
S. C
Petrolle
Loayza
Bay
Japan
Bush to Return To Minneapolis
Chicago reports Donie Bush will manage the Minneapolis Millers of the American Association. He resigns from the Cincinnati Reds and rejects a formal contract, citing no paper exists and confirming talks with Minneapolis owner Mike Keily. The shake-up names Chauncey Yorkey as Milwaukee club head and Allan Sothorn as S J. Louie Browns coach.
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Trishman
Cincinnati Reds
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Millers
Reds
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Mike Keily
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Milwaukee
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Tobacco Auctions Market Slows Across Kentucky Centers
Lexington reports a 12.40 per hundred average on 1,193,265 pounds as sales stall at Maysville, Corington and Lexington warehouses. Earlier Monday's average was 13.80 on 1,168,950 pounds. Clarksville postpones sale due to light receipts while Lowestoft flags a 300,000 herring landing.
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Stone Lexington
Kentucky
Clarksville
Tenn
Lowestoft
Scotland
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