Trades Dominate Magnates Conference In New York
Baseball meetings are overshadowed by lobby trades as Sisler’s future dominates chatter. Browns acquire Lou Blue in a two clubs swap, while Phillies send Ring and Schulte to Cardinals for Mohan Jonnard and Cooney. McKechnit dismisses Cuyler for Lindstrom trade rumors as Dreyfuss hints at Hal Rhyne move if suitable.
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Syracuse University abolishes eight minor sports
Syracuse University voters in athletics vote to drop boxing golf hockey rifle tennis wrestling soccer and fencing from inter collegiate schedules. The Athlete Governing Board says the move trims costs and redirects funds to inter fraternity and intra class competition as football basketball lacrosse baseball track crew and cross country remain major sports with swimming as the only minor.
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Jordan Leads In Rifle Practice At Corry Rod and Gun Club
Jordan again led the local rifle club during a practice shoot at Carl's Olds Garage range on South Center Street. The Corry Rod and Gun Club reports increased attendance and invited more city shooters to join. Roy Rickerson shows a new telescope as members expect more numbers in upcoming sessions.
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Miller Again Named Coach at Temple
Philadelphia Dec 14 1934 athletic council of Temple University announced Henry G Miller renewed as head coach with L Hays as assistant for the coming year. Canadiens defeat Detroit in a pro hockey game with Stan Brown scoring.
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Sisler Sold to Washington Club
New York, Dec. Phill Ball, president of the St. Louis Browns, announced the sale of George Sisler, first baseman, to the Washington Senators. Sisler was sold outright for an amount not disclosed but believed below his value. The move could clear a route for Bucky Harris to pursue a deal with Cleveland to swap Joe Judge for Welter Miller.
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Government Wins Point Injury Case
Washington report states the government won a contempt ruling in the Sinclair Burns case over defense objections. Testimony from Police Sergeant Bent described a detective shadowing jurors in the Fall Sinclair oil trial and being approached by a man claiming to be a salesman. The officer noted attempting to warn the detective about robbers in the neighborhood.
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Tunney defends honor after long count critique
Gene Tunney assailed criticism of the infamous 14 second count at Soldiers Field last September. He spoke at a fundraiser for needy Chinese families, denying any refutation of claims and praising the officials' honesty while defending the bout's fairness. Echoing his manager Billy Gibson, Tunney announced plans for two fights in 1928 and supported future events under Mullen's direction.
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Tom Heeny
Hold up robs man of 475 dollars in Philadelphia
Henry Seigel a business agent for beer runners told police he was held up and robbed of 475 dollars. He said the assailants followed him in a car and waylaid him as he walked.
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Polite
Erie Fans Set for Key Game With Keystones Here
Large Erie contingent expected for the Hammermill five in a Northwestern Conference basketball title series opener. The Keystones and Brielles bring strong lineups, with Butler and Pleming on Brielles. Referee McCalt to oversee the tilt as Downey’s squad aims for sharp improvement after week of workouts.
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Last Night’s Fight Results Across Cities
Canadian middleweight champion Del Fontaine defeated Wolcott Langford in Winnipeg in ten rounds while Pico Ramies beat Joe Marcus in Portland. Cowboy Billy Owens outpointed Chief John Metoquah in Denver ten rounds. Charley Long outpointed Bert Colima in Los Angeles. Blaise Owens scored a technical knockout over Jack Darnell in two. Jack McVey beat Jean Nanject in Newark, George Smithers beat Johnny Howard in a ten-round semi, Sylvian Bass defeated Andy Allen in Reading, Little Moe Newman knocked out Rade Luke in Philadelphia, Johnny Walker stopped Jack Barnhart in Allentown.
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University of Chicago to host National Inter scholastic tourney dates
The University of Chicago announced the National Inter scholastic basketball tournament will be held in April and run through May 7. They plan events near Chicago with details and schedules for teams, fans, and venues. The report notes dates span spring months and that planning continues into June with expected matchups and logistics.
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Olympic Athlete Relapses as Murchison Fights For Life
Dec 13 Decatur HL reports Olympic athlete Loren Murchison remains in critical condition after a serious relapse from meningitis. Physicians say only an immediate rally can save the title holder, who has been ill in hospital for nearly a week. Northwestern trounces Marquette 158 to 22 in base football at Marquette. Tommy Loughran announces readiness to fight Jimmy Slattery in a 16 round bout at Madison Square Garden.
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Philadelphia
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Eve and Jesser Halted Flirtation Amid Jealousy
A fragment remarks that Eve defied typical flirtation dynamics, noting she was unusual in history as nearly the only woman whose Jesser did not try to flirt with others. The passage reflects gendered expectations and interpersonal tensions.
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Jesser Hilt
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Thomas Cat
Northwestern College Edges Ripon in Season Opener
Northwestern College defeated Ripon College 36 to 27 in the first Wisconsin Intercollegiate Conference basketball game of the season, played at Ripon in Wisconsin.
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Sage and Sulphur Hair Coloring Formula Ad
An old time patent remedy promotes Sage Tea and Sulphur compound as a dye. It claims to darken hair, restore shine, and cover gray by simple application with natural water. Instructions promise glossy, youthful results, with a household formula sold for 75 cents.
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Experienced Quintet to Open Season for Local Team
Gorry Tightehoo announces an experienced five will open the season Friday night at home against Cambridge Springe. Key spots will be Gerald Skiner at center, Curtis and Dick Muller forward, Charles Skinner and Mark Fay in the backcourt as the squad builds on last year’s experience and promising workouts. The team showed strong form in practice and workouts, with the Stanford Gose combination contributing in scrimmages.
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High school teams open season with prep run
The principal outlines daily workouts for the junior and high school teams. A formal event will begin Friday evening with a girls versus boys preliminary game. The main contest starts at 7:30.
Three Cushion Champ 1s Victor Over Hall
Otto Felselt defeated Atlas Hall of St. Louis 60 to 47 in a five game match. Felselt ran out in 69 innings with a high run of 8 while Hall had a high run of 5.
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Pittsburgh detectives hold suspect in hospital shootout
Cleveland December 14. Joseph Partara, 19, held today by Pittsburgh detectives after being implicated by his brother Michael in the shooting of Hawaii Flynn during a holdup at the Pittsburgh Homeopathic Hospital. Four others participated in the incident.
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