Draw Between Freeman and Akron Negro Champion Ends In Split
Freeman and Akron Negro champion fought a 20 round draw in the holiday bout. Judges split on the winner while the referee favored a draw. Premag weighed 187 1 7 pounds, Jones 155, in the all Pittsburgh semi final Don Marcus outpointed Parry Menninger 136 to 184 1 2 in high rounds Janquette Bloveriila 146 Cleveland Megro won over Jory Siegel 145 Uniontown Ps and Cart Mgatevanne 148 1 3 Brna thook won over I Matting 170 1 3 Cleveland Na 6 te aly rounds.
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Pitt Players Show Promising Wingback Form This Week
Fragmented copy outlines Pitt players in wingback formation with mentions of Gaetan pennis, Dave Willee, and Mike Mephastian. Notes observe defense, moves from a practice near Panther hotel, and plans for a game against Notre Dame with mentions of Balid ey and Trojane.
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Etinenst
Donie Bush Eyes Key Decisions On Players And Lineup
The article discusses Donie Bush weighing major changes in the team, including turning over players and evaluating pitching options. It highlights veteran arms like Rube Berton and Natty, with Otto Bleuge covering third base and strong performances from 1884 veterans and Moor Richbourg.
College rivals ready for winter field meet at Berkeley
Coaches Orin Hollingbe and Hans Wills led teams for a brisk practice at the University of California field in Berkeley. Players from Colgate and Cornell joined in as hampered by names and snippets in the caption hint at a multi-school track or field event.
Delaware Domiciles For Big Corporations In Wilmington
The text explains that while companies maintain working headquarters in cities like New York or Chicago, they must keep a nominal Delaware home office. Many satisfy this by listing their address in the lobby directory of Wilmington's Industry Trust building and using a local office for periodic board meetings, leading to a high concentration of major corporations domiciled there.
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Delaware’s Gretna Green for U S corporations
Yesterday’s cartoon critiques Delaware as the Home of Big Business and calls the state the Gretna Green of corporate management. It labels Delaware corporations as favored by the state and notes leniency toward corporate affairs.
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United States
Olympic records fall in World Class Sports Review
A summarized review notes multiple Olympic marks set in August across events led by United States athletes. Highlights include 400 meter relays and decathlon performances with new world records, plus top finishes in swimming and track events reflecting a high period of competition and national achievements.
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Ellaworth Vines
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Brookline
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Pattern Pattern Pattern for Easy Morning Wardrobe
Pattern service offers affordable sewing patterns with illustrated step by step instructions. Anne Adams Catalog features 32 pages of models and embroidery ideas. Send three cent stamps or coins for catalog and pattern, include size and address. Catalog price 15 cents, pattern plus catalog 25 cents.
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Baseball Leaders and Records From The 1930s Season
A survey of batting leaders and record highlights featuring Terry and Hien among top hitters, with Paul Waner, Lloyd Waner, and Traynor listed for high averages and doubles. The text notes Klein and Webb near major league doubles marks, plus several players tying or setting records for pinch hits and triples.
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Pittsburgh
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Thirty Seasons Served at Club Thirty Seasons
London December 24 Harry Vardon marked thirty years as professional of the South Herts club by playing a round on the course with his old form. In his peak he won six British open championships. He is now 62 years old.
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Annual Meet Opens with Coaches Advise on Rules Panel
The annual meeting of college coaches discusses changes to netball rules and seeks representation on the national collegiate rules committee. A slate of seven meetings across New York leads to the NCAA convention at the Astor hotel. EF K Hall’s death opens the football rules chair. William S Langford is named as secretary and front runner.
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Expenses Report Shows Mixed Financial Movements
The report notes the November expenses at 1,084,218 a decrease from the prior year by 489. Revenues total 7,424,097, below November 1981 by 61,732,715 in the first eleven months. Income stands at 17,342,080 up 1,026 over last year while vote revenues fall by 98,329,477 from the previous period.
Wall Street Briefs From The Associated Press
Trading resumes after the Christmas recess as markets reopen. Bondholders protest collateral use and extensions, with committees formed to protect interests in Central of Georgia Railway and Lehigh Valley bonds. Key figures include Benny W W George of Metro Life Insurance leading bondholder groups and proposals to deposit bonds under recently announced plans.
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Coat Company
Lahigh Velley Railroad
Ring Leaders Vie in Tompkins Heavyweight Circuit
Ring leaders from Cincinnati and St Paul square off as Haht heavyweights tangle. George Nichols of Buffalo once held NBA honors but was knocked from the crown on December 17 for not defending. Maxie Rosenbloom tops the field, with Billy Jones of Philadelphia ranked third, while Martin Lewandowski and Jackie Sharkey hold high ratings in a busy title lineup.
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Grand Rapids
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Negro Suger
Philadelphia
Rosenbloom
New York
Malden to Play Basketball In Booth Hills Clash
Malden plans a Tuesday night game against the Booth Hills Charleston team at eight o clock. Berger and Hill from Maldan stave will be in the lineup as the Malden Lewis Service Station Reda team makes its basketball debut.
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Gaif Thrills in Shawnee Debut Patchwork
In a tonal show at Shawnee, Gaif delivers a dramatic performance that ends in a decisive victory, marking the worst defeat for Jenne since her first appearance in 1816 at age 38.
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Rialto and Capitol Showings Mix Classic Films and Stars
Local theaters present a roster of features and comedies including Johnny Mack Brown Jiggs Adams and Dorothy Jordan in a farmer tale, plus Laurel and Hardy. The Virginian and A Dollar drama star David Keesney with Bebe Dunton. Greenbrier offers Dooter XK with Liesel Atwell Fay Wray and more. Kearse screens Too Easy to Work and Nantess Workbog while Rod Dewereel provides cartoons.
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Tide Turns as Jobs Rise in Seventh Fed Reserve District
After a month of declines unemployment eased in the Seventh Federal Reserve district from October 25 to November 18. Manufacturing sectors added workers especially in autos and Tollway car shops while chemicals and leather goods showed mixed gains and losses. Non manufacturing employment rose in coal mining and merchandising with utilities payrolls up, but construction stayed weak amid ongoing declines.
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Robbery on Lovell Street Bridge Sees Diamond Ring and Watch Taken
Stewart of Tennessee Avenue reported to police that a man grabbed him on the Lovell Street bridge and stole a $250 diamond ring and a gold watch engraved with the initials J I S and the inscription Presented by the agricultural employees Morgantown WV. The assailant's description was provided.
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Live Stocks Market Wrap Reads Like A Pittsburgh Report
In Pittsburgh on December 26 United States dealers quoted hogs mix higher at 9 000 head with gains around 10 cents amid good to choice quality. Prices for lambs cattle and sheep varied with light to heavy weights showing modest advances and ranges listed for steers heifers cows bulls and yearlings.
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Fire damages Pine Street home. $500 loss in furnishings
Five fires broke out on Pine Street last night causing five hundred dollars damage to a house and its furnishings. The dwelling belonged to Mick Nickles and was occupied by G. M. Jordan. No injuries were reported.
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Central Defeats Business College in Overtime
Central defeated Charleston Business College 99 to 39 in overtime led by Roush with 23 points. Centerst overwhelmed the college quintet early after trailing 18 13 at halftime, then pulled away in the extra period as Derrott scored 17 to pace the winners and Abramo with 13 and Montague 11 for the losers.
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Colorado couple found dead in Aurora cottage camp
Denver reports the bodies of Hart Crichord Crawford and Miss Gol registered at a Starlite cottage camp in Aurora were found by caretaker D. D. Sampson. Police speculated possible poisoning or double suicide with two wine bottles found in the dwelling. Coroner G. A. Carr noted the death look suggested poisoning and awaiting confirmation. The two had checked in on Sunday night. Miss Cool, a Colorado Women's College student, had visited Denver from Pueblo prior to the tragedy.
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Adams Warns Of Dangers to Navy
Washington reports quote Secretary Adams warning of dangers to the Navy’s position amid naval treaties. He hints that expanding shipbuilding is needed to address a weak private shipbuilding sector and insufficient manning. He cites tables showing Japan fully crewed versus U S ships under strength and calls for avoiding further reductions in ship crews.
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