Youthful cue wizard leads on table in trial games
Jimmy Caras, a young cue artist, dominates pocket billiards with precise shots in a showcase that features rival pros like Ralph Greenleaf. The event, promising national attention, highlights Caras’s rapid rise and potential to challenge established champions.
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Frank ‘Tabersil
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Weillian
Frenklin
Kansas City
Eluemphontahip
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Zee
Alice
Jimny
Torieney
Clymer Wins In Overtime Battle Over Monarchs
Clymer triumphed in overtime against the Colored Monarchs after a hard fought game. Dutch men edged ahead late in the period and preserved the lead in a frantic finish. A Clymer player drew a roughness penalty amid the hectic action. The Erie team will face the Ramblers on December 21 at St Edward’s court.
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Dutehmen
Fite
Dearlnck
Hand
Clymer Bays
Toa
Erie Tean
Ramblers
St. Edward's Court
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Suspension of Babe Didrikson Upheld in South
The Southern Amateur Athletic Union registration committee upheld the suspension of Babe Didrikson, the Texas athlete known as the "wonder girl," for appearing in an automobile advertisement. The chair, Lawrence Benedé, stated the ban remains in effect with no further appeals allowed.
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South
Southern Amateur Athletic Union
Texas Girl
Vnited Press
New Orleans
Texas
Groysids
Lawrence Gi Benedéii
Didyikkson
Aimatens Athleticss
Lindstrom 10 Pirates Giants Get Spencer
New York Giants Pittsburgh Pirates and Philadelphia Phillies completed a major five player trade plus cash. Fraddy Laystrom moved to the Pirates with Lindstrom headed for the Giants. The Phillies received Dugas and Tillis while Davis Tavish and Spencer joined the Giants and Pirates respectively.
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United Press
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el Terry
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Glen Spencer
Pittsburgh
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Panthers Work On Slushy Field Ahead Of Rose Bowl
Pittsburgh Panthers under coach Jncil Sutherland practiced on a snow covered field preparing for Southern California in the Tournament of Roses game on January 2. The squad conducted a national practice and a scrimmage against USC with backs Bill Kern and Utchard Bangarinet expected to arrive to help prep for the Rose Bowl clash.
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Sutherland
Pitt
Jersey Pro Wins Frisco Tourney
Jersey pro wins Frisco tournament as Alston leads comeback to defeat rival in a close title match. Southern California warm weather lures players, with New Jersey and local rivals among the standout performers at the San Francisco event.
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Gi Wood
Tout
California
New Jersey
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Department of Stars to Play Santa Claus
A misread Christmas wish from a girl in a remote town reaches the Las Rimoth of Stirs, Washington. The Department of Stars at the U S Naval Observatory plans to respond by acting as Santa Claus and delivering gifts including dresses, gloves, bloomers, stockings, slippers, a new doll, and warm clothing.
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Inside Play Sparks USC Notre Dame Football Tale
George Beale reports on USC players Larry Stevens and Steve Banas engaging in a heated exchange during a practice or campus event after a 18 to 0 win over Notre Dame. Tackle Ernie Smith explains the incident and notes Stevens and Banas were escorted off the field.
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United Press
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Los Angeles
University of Souther California Today
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Grifith
Iskine
Griffith
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Oie
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Erskine
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Gossip of Baseball Circuits and All Star Instructors
The column lists players like Woody English Bill Jurges and Mark Koenig and notes comebacks from injuries including Del Bissonette Travis Jackson Tommy Thomas and Burleigh Grimes. It mentions an all star baseball school at Hot Springs Ark with legends Rogers Hornsby Grover Alexander and George Lister and discusses contract talks Babe Ruth and other stars plus various 1934 lineups injuries and turnover.
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Mark Koenig
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del Bissonette
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Asemar
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Washington
Burleigh Grimes
Chicago Cub
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Jackson
Thomas
Guimes
Rogers Hornsby
George Lister
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Hot Springs
Ark
Board Voices Confidence in Edinger After Clearing Charges
The Board of Education adopts a resolution expressing confidence in Norman J. Edinger after he was discharged and cleared of all charges related to automobile thefts in Lackawanna New York on December 10, 1932. The board also extends sympathy to Norman Bathger for the embarrassment caused by the case.
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City of Genty
Nov Yuen J. Edinger
Lackawanna
New York
Norman J Bathger
Local boxing card features Strub Bojorski bout and preliminary bouts
Monday night at Att ritorium presents Maxie Strut Prinkie Bojorski bout with two preliminary bouts. Jimmy Dean faces Ray Collins in a six rounder. Admission is 1.25 dollars and 2.50 for ringside. Proceeds benefit the Ace Basefull Pans Association, aiding baseball season debts.
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Jimmy Onn
Ray Cullitts
Matty Olddich
malKie
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Harry Boyly
Meadville
Peter
I Ui
Nastick
Corry Tribune Obscure Public Notice Appears
A fragmented Corry Tribune fragment shows a public notice section with cryptic phrases and a quoted price of 2.50, indicating a restricted or advertised entry. The legible content mentions a chamber or committee and a dated notice, but full details are unreadable.
Unclear fragment suggests fishery and international league notes
Fragmentary text references 1922 1927 and a league with 57 nations. Mentions fishing trout growth maturation and feed. Mentions a secretary and naval concerns, with vague recommendations and institutional references.
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