Connie Mack Names Greatest Baseball Teams of All Time
Philadelphia December 23 Connie Mack aged 70 ranks the Athletics of 1911 14 as the greatest club in history. He places the 1894 Orioles and the 1908 1910 Cubs beside them and lauds the 1910 1914 Athletics for pitching batting and fielding excellence. Mack predicts a bright future with many young players and optimistic about 1993.
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Warner Faces Critics as He Leaves Stanford for Temple
George H. Beale reports on Pop Warner’s departure from Stanford to Temple amid fanfare and criticism. The piece recalls Warner’s success, including 73 wins, 13 losses, and ties, and notes alumni reactions and comparisons with rivals such as Howard Jones and California.
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United Press
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Los Angeles
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Pop) Warner
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Buffalo five edges Warren Transit in Wednesday race
Leh White and Pant Birnie were absent from the Horse of David five of Buffalo who lost 07 to the Warren Transit lineup. Stinkey of Erie played center and was outscored by Strand 10 to 5.
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Copper Coinage Mystery Sparks Debate in Town
Local discussion centers on metal composition of pennies with questions about copper and tin mix. Residents wonder about corrosion, minting quality, and whether plans affect value or usage. Officials have yet to release a definitive statement.
Greenleaf Sans Defeat In Two Tournament Victories
Raph Greenleaf, 12 time world billiards champion, won his ninth straight match in the 1932 tourney, defeating Erwin Rudolph 126 to 22 in 11 innings. The win extended his world title streak to 20 consecutive tournament wins without a defeat. Rudolph tied for second with Jimmy Caras and Andrew Park. a tiebreaker was slated for today. Genege Quen to join Adrian College after Christmas on a road trip opening against Duquesne, noted as a standout athlete from Corry High.
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Exie County adopts 40-foot line for 10 second rule
Exie County Athletic association votes to require all league teams to use a 40-foot line instead of the center line under the National Basketball Rules committee 10 second rule. Move aimed at adapting to smaller circuit courts and preserving pace.
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National Basketball Rules Committee
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Dempsey Promoter Signs Schmeling Baer For 15 Farm Bolt
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey signs Max Schmeling and Max Baer in a bid to revive boxing’s big gate traffic. He aims to stage the event in New York, possibly Yankee Stadium or the Polo Grounds, with a late date to be set. Dempsey vows the $1 million gate will return and stresses an honest, up-front promotion to restore public faith in boxing.
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Panthers Open Stiff Practice at Stopover
United Press reports Pittsburgh Panthers begin four days of rigorous work during a Tucson stopover as coach Jock Sutherland gears up for the Rose Bowl with USC. Key players Warren Heller and Wey Weintrout are singled out as likely leads, while the squad stays to train rather than depart for Los Angeles.
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Former Keystones to Play Here New Year Game
Pilsas are reported to be advan against a proposed New Year’s game in Union City on January 1. The Rite Five of Union City will meet 7 teams of Buffalo stars including Itch White and Paul Burns, former Keystones. White and Burns are said to join the Buffalo lineup for the holiday clash, promising a strong show and likely solid fan turnout.
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Erie Girl Star Seeks Ellen Martin for Team
The Levitishirg 4 basketball squad seeks Ellen Martin of Belmont Aves Mile to bolster their lineup after an early elimination. Martin has shown top form and is considered among the region’s best players. The union plans an early trip to Edmonton for two series against the international title holders.
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Canada
Babe Didrikson Reinstated But Bound For Hollywood
Star athlete Babe Didrikson confirms to United Press she plans to go west to pursue motion pictures after reinstatement from amateur status. She says she wants to be paid and plans to keep athletics as her focus while considering professional opportunities. She declined to reveal contract details and arrived from New Orleans en route to the West.
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United Press
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Babe) Didrikson
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Radio Station Permit Denied for Jeannette PA Plant
The Federal Radio Commission denied the application of H. Verne Spencer of Jeannette Pennsylvania for permission to construct a new radio station at Jeannette. Decision issued late yesterday.
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H. Verne Spencer
Jeannette
Federal Radio Commission
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Fragments show a listing or notice with cryptic abbreviations and prices. It mentions a numeric figure 4.50 and a location reference Pa. The readable parts suggest a damaged public or financial notice rather than a full article.
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A fragmentary note references six tides or time measures and a dot marked point in a presidential context. The readable text hints at a dated era or event tied to a year and a point in minutes or degrees but lacks full details. Further context would clarify the exact event, person, and place involved.
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