Paavo Aurmi Fails To Break Indoor Record In Friday Race
Paavo Aurmi, the Olympic champion, finishes 29 seconds off his indoor record in a one mile event at Morningside AC. Morning side runners Eimear Prin August Beget and Levis Titkanen finish behind him as Prins leads early before Aurmi moves up. The feature race was delayed by over an hour due to Aurmi’s injury and cold. he eventually runs five minutes 2 5 seconds.
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Plant defeats Frigerio in night run at Wartime
Willie Plant of New York beat Olympic champion Ugo Frigerio in a 1 mile 1/8 walk event clocking seven minutes 7 13 seconds. Mike Fekete of Hungary received a 12 second handicap. Ritola of Finland and Jean A. C. made notable two mile efforts with C. missing the record by 22.5 seconds. Frigerio did not file an entry but may race under a gentleman's agreement. authorities said no permission was needed. The star was en route to Boston for the Bor ton athletic games tomorrow.
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Berlenbach Wins Victory on Points at Madison Square Garden
New York January 30 Paul Berlenbach of New York light heavyweight decisively outpointed Young Tony Marullo of New Orleans in a 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Berlenbach attacked with power and accuracy but failed to stop Marullo who fought gamely to the final bell. Berlenbach won every round except the fourth and weighed 1711 1 2 pounds to Marullo 157 1 2.
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Yale Hockey Team Shows Strong Season Progress
Yale’s hockey squad, under L Wanamaker, has built a solid season, winning three games at Lake Placid against Williams, two versus Queens College Toronto at Pittsburgh, and defeating Princeton and Amherst Aggies. Captain George A. Jenkins leads a capable lineup as Yale plans a new arena after a fire. Meanwhile Yale basketball suffers an uneven year with multiple losses and only one win by mid January.
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Grange Refuses Movie Contract in Urbana
Harald Red Grange, the all-American halfback, says a $2000 weekly film role offered by Fine Arts Picture Corp. is unlikely to materialize. He would lose eligibility for his final year of football at Illinois and has other plans, declining the initial offer despite athletic action in the movie.
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Hurd wins January golf tournament at Bellair Heights
Mrs Dorothy Campbell Hurd national women's golf champion today won the January tournament at Bellair Heights Fla defeating Mrs Alex Smith of New York and Clearwater one up. Finals crowned flight winners: Mrs G W Jikins Huntingdon Valley Pa, Miss Stifel Wheeling WV, and Mrs A B Jenks Manchester NH. Recent tests show more than half of furnace heat is used to warm the house.
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Confessed Slayer of Wife Captured After Long Charleston Chase
Alec Morrison, colored, confessed murderer of his wife Gertrude, was captured after a police chase across Charleston street area. A taxi driver aided by recognizing Morrison led officers to his hideout at the head of Changlera branch near West Charleston. Morrison admitted jealousy sparked the killing at 207 Brooks Street after forcing his wife to return home with another man. he fired multiple shots, injuring her fatally, and was held without bond.
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Gibbons Scores Easy Victory in Ten Round Fight
DETROID Mich Jan 39 Tommy Gibbons of St Paul stopped Tiny Fim Herman of Omaha in the third round of their scheduled ten round fight. Herman was knocked out after five minutes, with Gibbons dominating after a repeated nine count early in the second. Herman weighed 225 pounds to Gibbons 179½.
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Gibbons to Fight Cleared Fuente in LA Bout
Tommy Gibbons of St. Paul will meet Tony Fuente in a 30 round heavyweight bout in Los Angeles after Fuente was cleared of a California prize fight law violation from a Culver City fight where Fuente felled Fred Fulton in 35 seconds and were arrested with their manager.
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Satterthwait Exhibits Fine Oil Painting
Satterthwait shows a fine oil painting loaned by a manufacturing company at Caprice Street Jewelers for a week. The work, by Emil Pollack, cost about 1000 and features the Queen of Sheba and Solomon. Lighting highlights color. Pollack, renowned for portraits and historical scenes, studied in Europe and traveled widely.
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Credit Where Credit is Undue in West Virginia Editorials
A Wheeling Register style editorial weighs voting participation in 1924 as a civic standard. It praises Wyoming for a 37.7 percent rise and West Virginia for a 74.8 percent turnout, argues for citizenship merit, and cites legislative action on road bonds and tax reform in West Virginia amid debates on fiscal policy and governance.
Etiquette No 32 Telephone Etiquette by Julia Hoyt
A 1925 North American Newspaper Alliance column argues about telephone manners for girls. It condemns excessive long calls yet supports inviting men to tea or dinner, stressing balance, discretion, and avoiding rigid rules in friendships. It notes pride, circumstance, and temperament shape etiquette.
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Selections at Greenbrier and Elmhurst Farm
Visitors from Cleveland Detroit Winnipeg New York Madison and Virginia arrive for registrations and luncheons at the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs. Notable guests include Mr and Mrs George Arnold A A Learned and others while daytime rides and porch gatherings mark a busy social day.
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