Shotgun Dangers Rise Amid Hunting Accident Talk
The piece cites Professor Fay Welch on rising shooting injuries in PA NY MI and WI with many youths among the victims. It notes calls for stricter hunting license rules and warns about misidentifying targets leading to fatalities. It also previews boxing title chances and college basketball notes with multiple matchups and coaching changes.
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Fay Welch
New ‘York State College of Forestry
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
New York
Michigan
Wisconsin
Welch
Don Stillman
New York Herald-Tribune
Antsauce The Yellow Dye From Pulp Used For Coloring
Fragmentary note describes a yellowish red dye derived from pulp used as an ant sauce or coloring aid. Mentions Fedainif graplal American and similar terms, but details and context are unclear. The text appears garbled with mismatched phrases and potential misspellings.
Paul Runyan Rated Greatest Golfer of 1935
Youth dominated professional golf in 1935 as Runyan led the season with a 72.29 stroke average across 55 rounds, edging Ky Laffoon and Henry Picard who close behind. Willie MacFarlane and Johnny Revolta were among the veterans in the top ranks, with many major winners failing to finish high.
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United Press
New York
Runyans
Plecards
Revoltas
Golf
Headins
Paul Runyan
White Plains
Professional Golfers Association
Runyan
Ky Laffoon
Chicago
Laffoon
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Henry Picard
Hershey
Ava
Paul Bunyan
Horton Smith
Harry Cooper
Johnny Revolta
Ray Mangrom
W. MacFarlane
Jimmy Hines
Vic Ghemi
Rumyan
Cooper
Smith
Mangrum
Hines
San Francisco
Picard
Charleston
Agua Caliente
Revolta
Sam Parks
Pittsburgh
Stoneham Head of Giants Dies in Alaska Hotel
Charles A. Stoneham president and owner of the New York Giants died last night in his hotel room in Mot Springs Alaska from nephritis. He would have been 60 in July. He arrived December 16 with his son Horace seeking the springs to aid his health. Horace likely to take command. Stoneham bought the Giants 18 years ago with partners John J. McGraw and Francis X. McQuade. McGraw died in 1934 and McQuade lost a recent suit. Under Stoneham the Giants won multiple National League pennants and three world championships.
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United Press
Mot Springs
Charles A. Stoneham
New York Giants
Stoneham
Horace
Giants
John T. Bush
John J. McGraw
Francis X. McQuade
McGraw
McQuade
Condition of Judge Landis Improves in Chicago Hospital
Chicago report states 70 year old baseball commissioner K Tene saw Mountain Landis seriously ill here has shown improvement today. He remains confined to a hospital recovering from an operation to relieve a physical ailment and is expected to recover.
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Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Retzlaff bets on lone punch against Louis in Chicago
Duluth heavyweight Charley Retzlaff declared his victory plan hinges on a single knockout against Joe Louis in their January 17 title bout at Chicago Stadium. He emphasized his right fist and noted 50 knockouts in 68 fights while preparing in a Loop gym. Louis acknowledged Retzlaff's power and stated he will press the bout, with Blackburn planning limited boxing ahead of the fight.
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Joe Louis
James J. Braddock
John Henry Lewis
Arizona
Jock McAvoy
Britain
al McCoy
New England
Freddy Steele
Washington
Babe Fiske
Tony Canzbneri
United Press
Chagago
Charley Retzlaff
Duluth
Chicago Stadium
Art Lasky
Retzlaff
Louis
Retelai
Jack Black
Burn
Shaute Former Tribe Pitcher Named County Treasurer
Jam Shaute, once a Cleveland Indians pitcher who finished with Brooklyn, has become treasurer of Lackawanna County. He is the first Democrat in the role since 1912, earning $10,000 yearly. Shaute returned to Peckville in spring 1985 to manage the Scranton team in the NYP League.
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Jam —T
Joe Shaute
Cleveland Indians
Brooklyn
Lackawanna County
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Shaute
Peckville
Here
Scranton
Three Cubs to Be Given Salary Increases
Chicago January 7 1936 Charlie Grimm Cubs manager and Phillip K Wrigley owner conferred on 1936 contracts Lon Warnecke Frank Demaree and Augie Galan were reported due for raises. More players are expected to receive increases equal to their 1985 NL pennant season pay.
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Chicago
Charlie Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Phillip K. Wrigley
Lon Warnecke
Frank Demaree
Augie Galan
Thiel College Eyes Third Win in Slippery Rock Tilt
Thiel College aims for a third victory in four starts as it hosts Slippery Rock Teachers on local hardwood. The Lutherans opened the season with a loss to Washington and Jefferson but then beat Edinboro Teachers and the Alumni.
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Grhenvilur
Van
Thiel College
Slippery Rock
Paul Piting
Wil
Washington and Jefferson
Edinboro
Zivic to headline at North Side Arena boxing card
Pittsburghs own lightweight Pritzie Zivic and rival Cool from Philadelphia will headline a ten round bout at North Side Arena next Monday. Promoter Julce Mintz announced the matchup, part of a Pittsburgh boxing programbuilding card.
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Pittsburgh
Wadta Cool
Philadelphia
Pritzie Zivic
North Side Arena
Julce Mintz
Patrolman Revived After Adrenaline Injection Christmas Eve Crash
Police officer Frank Owen was pronounced dead after a taxi collision on Christmas Eve. Dr Edward P Vaughan administered an adrenaline injection three minutes later, reviving the officer who was reported recovering. The incident occurred in Chiwaw0, with hospital staff confirming his improved condition.
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Chiwaw0
San
Frank Owen
Edward P. Vaughan
Keisters Down Aeros In Two To Force Deadlock
Keisters squad closed a one game gap with a two game win over the Aeros to push the City Bowling League into a deadlock. Individual highs included 947 and 942 for Keisters, while the Aeros rolled 988 in the second game. Krone and Burr led with 214 averages as Cohen Goals and Corry Jamestown swept other matches. Cathedral Prep earned its first win in four, beating St Joseph's 32-11 at Strong Vincent.
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Pinsters
Keister
Aeros
Cohen
Corry-Jamestown
Bank
National
Citizens
Krone
Burr
Prep Winserie
Beavers Favored At Waterford In Season Opener
Corry High beavers travel to Waterford for the season opener after a Christmas recess. Coach Bill Myers must reshuffle starting roles as veterans Joe Baresi and Red Taylor are out. Bud Curtis centers, Bob Roelof and Carl Sullivan expected as forwards, Don Paulson and Bob Jewell solidify guards. Waterford counters with a stronger club than last year.
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Corry High School
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Waterford
Thei
Corryites
Orange and Black
Bill Myers
Joe Baresi
Red Taylor
Bud Curtis Witters
Bob Roelof
Carl Sullivan
Don Paulson
Bob Jewell
Dusek Draws O'Mahoney In Pittsburgh Wrestling Clash
Jan 7 in Pittsburgh saw Danno O’Mahoney and Strnie Dusek of the Omaha Duseks wrestle to a 49 minute draw amid rioting spectators. Referee Charley Dickeroy counted ten, but both men continued action until police expelled them. Other results included Dusek drawing Christy and Steinks throwing Strack, Vary tossing Swenski, and Sledze drawing Tonti.
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Pittsburgh
Danno O'Mahoney
Strnie Dusekt
Omaha Dugeks
North Side Arena
Dusek
Charley Dickeroy
J Moey Dusek
Omaha
Vic Christy
California
Hans Steinks
Germany
Charlie Strack
Oklahoma
Sandor Vary
Hungary
John Swenski
Massachusetts
Bill Sledze
Joe Tonti
Three Cage Leagues See Action Tonight in Local Regions
Three leagues in this section see action Tuesday night with three games in Mercer County circuit and one in District Ten. District Nine games feature Sharon at Grove City, Farrell at Hickory, Greenville at Mercer, St Marys at Mount Jewett, Johnsbo urn at Bradford, Ludleur at Sheffield. Section Two lists Franklin at Meadville.
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Merter County
Mercer County
Sharon
Grove City
Farrell
Hickory
Greenville
Mercer
St. Marys
Mount Jewett
Johnsorbung
Bradford
Ludleur
Sheffield
Pranklin
Meadville
Cage Results From Early Round College Matches
The record lists results from multiple college cage games with scores and teams including Waynesburg and Glenville, Manhattan College and Brooklyn College, Tadlend and Michigan, Purdue and Ohio State, Wisconsin and Chicago, Mines and Minnesota, Drake and Town State, Evansville and De Pauw, George Washington and Ogiethorpe, Washington State and Whitman College, Grinnell and Oklahoma A&M.
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Waynesburg
Glenville
Manhattan College
Brooklyn College
Tadlend
Michigan
Purdue
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Chicago
Mines
Minnesota
Drake
Town State
Evansville
de Pauw
George Washington
Ogiethorpe
Washington State
Whitman College
Grinnell
Oklahoma A, & M
Change Schedule for Ladies Keg League
Schedule of the Ladies Bowling League shows Lil's Diamonds vs Van's Aces on alleys 1 2 at the Recreation Alleys. The Blue Ribbons clash with Alley Stars on alley 1 and Carroll's Vanities meet Fern's Five on the remaining alleys.
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Lil's Diamonds
Van's Aces
Carroll's Vanities
Fern
Waynesburg Beats Glenville in High Scoring Matchup
Wane sburg Pa Jan 7 Waynesburg College Yellow Jackets defeated Glenville College 52 to 4 in a high scoring game here that night Martino guard was high scorer with 15 points for Glenville Davonik Waynesburg guard second with 12 points
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Wanesburg
Waynesburg College Yellow Jackets
Glenville College
Martino
Glenville
Davonik
Waynesburg
Korn Smax Beat Oilers In First Match Of Loop
The Korn Smax squad defeated the Emblem Oir outfit by 10 points, 1485 to 1475, in the Corry Red and Gun Chib Rifle League opening. The league runs fourteen weeks in two divisions with a final match planned for April. Eight quads strengthen the circuit as Corry Jamestown faces Lamona and Hien school plays Veterans of Foreign Wars later this week.
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Corry
Korn Smax
Raymond's
Aero Supply
Corry-Jamestown
Lamona
Hien
Veterans of Foreign Wars
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