Automatics Win at Jamestown 26 to 18
Corry quintet rallies in final quarter to fall 26 to 18 as Standass Automatic Products Co. holds on for a second straight victory over Jamestown Salisbury. Badlock tops visitors with four field goals and a free throw. Bloomsburg leads locals’ offense in a crowded Amory gym.
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Jamestown
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Quintette
Standard Automenb Company
Amory
Cory
Hanson Brothers
Grovery- Guin
Celoron
Monarchs
Conryites
Salisbury
Dame Fortune
Badlock
Bloomsburg
Piney Johnson
Columbia grid captain election sparks committee meeting
New York February 4 The Columbia University football captaincy vote again fuels a committee showdown. James Campbell Cajens Ken resigned to favor Malcolm Blecker but the shift did not occur. A special meeting in two weeks will consider reballoting with Blecker likely the leading challenger.
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Columbia University
Institut
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Campbell
Cajens
Ken
Malcol Blecker
Bleecker
Bleetker
Paolinois 7 5 Favorite On Madison Square Garden Bout
Heavyweight Paolinois and Christner sparred in New York as they near their Madison Square Garden bout. Paolino weighed 194 pounds at Mme Bay's Summit, New Jersey camp while Christner weighed 193 at the Stillman gym in New York. Odds favored Paolinois 7 05.
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York
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ICO
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Alvon
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Wzchidun
Spain
Madison Square Garden
Mme. Bay
Summit
N. J
Christner
Stillman Gymnasium
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Miss Van Wie Favored In Florida Golf Semis
United Press reports Miss Virginia Van Wie of Chicago defending champion and medalist along with Miss Helen Hicks of Hewlett Park Long Island as favorites in the Florida Women’s golf championship semi finals at Palm Beach Florida. Van Wie disposed of Mrs C A Rebadon Buffalo 6 and 5 yesterday while Hicks defeated Mrs Leo Fuma Great Neck 7 and 5.
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Palm Beagh
Fla
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Helen Hicks
Hewlett Park
Nic
van Wie
C. A. Rebadon
Buffalo
Miss Hicks
Leo Femua
Great Neck
Lit
Promoters in Chicago Clash Over Boxing Supremacy
Rivalry erupts among Chicago promoters after Tee Rickard’s death as they push for the Loughran Walker title bout and related plans. Paddy Harmon seeks Canzoneri defense at Marmon stadium, while Tiny Mullen and Mack Malloy claim options and fees. NBA pressure on Walker adds to the turmoil.
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Bert Denby
United Press
Chicago
Boh
Tee Rickard
Tommy Loughran
Mickey Walker
Paddy Harmon
Loughran
Walker
Tony Canponeri
Ray Miller
Tiny Mullen
Canzonecri
Harmon
Illinois Athlete Commission
New York
Canzoneri Hadheen
Tony
Marmon
Paddy
Mullen
Ig Seen
Mique Malloy Fur
Jack Kearns
National Boxing Association
Budking
Big Summor Walker
Hudkins
NBA Dylasntiy
Schalk Gives Giants A Hike
New York Giants manager Ray Schalke pushed players through a grueling five mile hike in rainy weather after rain halted workouts. He had them march from the hotel to the ball park and back as extra conditioning.
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New York Giants
Ray Schalke
Schalke
Guardsmen trounce Oil City in decisive basketball win
Company A, the Guardsmen, defeated Oil City’s Superior Cleaners 48 to 4 in a lopsided armory game. Key players Long and Chase sparked the Aces with early baskets while Morrison and Mackey led Oil City’s scoring under heavy pressure.
Juniors to Play Lottsville Five
La dimior High quintet will face Lottsville High School five on the hardwood tonight at 4 oclock. The city tournament final is invited and urged to attend.
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Lottsville Five
la Dimior
Lottayilla
Williams in fast sprint at Michigan indoor meet
Williams in a fast 40 yard dash tied the world record at the Michigan A A U indoor meet, clocking 9.8? seconds as Percy Willits from Canartian schoolboy sprinted to victory over Editor Tolan of Michigan. Helvin Wide struggled in the five mile handicap, finishing strong but short of defeat.
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Star
Edito Tolan
University of Michigan
Michigan A. A. TV
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Willams
Helvin Wide
Michigan
Company A and Automatics to Battle Friday
Forty basketball fans will be interested in an announcement that Company A and Standard Automatis Avea of the Industrial Basketball League will meet again on the Stits Armory court Friday evening. The league is apparently collapsed for the season, but the A and Automatics teams remain active and demand another clash. The previous meeting was closely contested, with both sides in strong form in recent weeks. A large crowd is expected. A preliminary at 7:80 PM precedes the main game about an hour later. Henry Hollis returned home today from a visit in Spartans.
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Company A
Standard Automatis Avea
Ute Industrial Basketballague
Stits Armory Court
Bun Noint
Inter
Old Golds Throat Easy Cigarette Tale Told in Tobacco Roots
A regional reminiscence from the Blue Ridge foothills recounts tobacco farming history and a marketing tale about Old Gold cigarettes. The narrator traces how heart-leaf tobacco shaped the product and its branding, noting a pivotal demand shift by Old Gold and a cultural memory of throat comfort.
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Blue Ridge
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