Spor t season outlook and local basketball plans
Local coachs and players discuss the 1934 35 campaign with hopes for revived interest. Mentions of new leadership, stadium fits, and anticipated games at Home Court Hing Guy plus possible regional showdowns. The piece notes prior squad form and potential bumps in attendance and support as the winter schedule unfolds.
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Aomory
High
Hing
de Rita
Gorey and
Shill
Liniwin
Mnurigey
Witusgill
Georgia
Lwiitbors
C. A
Wick
United States Golf Association Clarifies Rules Revisions
The United States Golf Association announced a comprehensive revision and clarification of golf rules, impacting nearly every department. Changes aim to modernize the code, reduce controversy, and emphasize fair play, with key updates in obstruction, water hazards, and the stance rule. Effective January 15, the revisions were approved by the executive committee and reflect collaboration with British golf bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
United States Golf Association
Department of
Hie
A. M. Reid
Yestor
At. Andrews
Great Britain
Riley Ciinerittees
Cmb
TS. G. A
Lse
Mayen
V Phat
Madams Dunbar Predicts Tomorrow's Football Winners
Madame Henrietta Dunbar, a famed Sixth Avenue seeress, offers to pick tomorrow's NFL and college winners for Henry McLemore. The impromptu forecast includes Army over Navy, Harvard over Yale, Georgia over Georgia Tech, and multiple other matchups, with humorous asides about the rival professor. Also noted is a divorce filing after 58 years in Peru, Indiana, detailing Samuel P Hewald's split.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Bootes
Aires
Henrietta Dunbar
Sixth Avenue
Madame Dunbar
Madame Dimpar
Army
Navy
Yala
Harvard
Haltick Keesling
Southern Cal
Notre Dame
Chicago
Dartmouth
Northwestern
Michigan
Columbia
Syracuse
Princeton
Rutgers
Georgia
Georgia Tech
North Carolina State
Minnesota
Wiscasin
Ehrgsiey
Purdue
Tom Stromg
Stanford
California
Washington
Tate St. Mary's
G. le A
Wyoming
Western State College
Colnrate
Col Sradley
Coline
Ptruit
Michigan State
Wrestling results from Brooklyn meet with global entrants
The meet features competitors from Germany Mexico New York and Russia with numerous names including Pisoni Dasa German Mare Mlaetun Chirige Aminy Brown and Kurt Gahried. Several athletes listed appear with unclear spellings but the event captures a wide field and results across divisions in Brooklyn.
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Mowe Yurie
Jon Steenen
Pirin
Sred Grilnavere
Lwi
Brew
Matis! Stein
Tenunys
Unl Boson
Brooklyn
Tongs
Germany
Nheew
Hey Pisoni
New Yorks
Suck Humbertu
Mexico
Tym Vaktivadt
Champagne 24 Hour Drink Barie in Paris?
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Paris and a 24 hour drink venue with unclear names and dates. The readable parts reference a bar or banquet setting and a tense impasse. No clear events, people, or organizations with verifiable details are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
First Game of Season Opens St. Edwards Alumni Clash
Basketball makes its 18314 debut tonight as St. Edwards varsity faces Alumni on the parochial school floor at 7 30. A close game is expected with both squads boasting veteran personnel and strong guard and forward pairings.
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St. Dwar
St. Edwards Pos
Alumi Swan Tree Pavereeets
Bunkel Prugar
J. W. Malone
Prugaris Heigut
Swan
Goll
Piyur
Hyots
Kettenring
Winder
SS. Edward
T Ie
Burkett
St. Eaward's
Kestlem
Brigham
Maloney
Forwarts
Slade Sold to Cincinnati by St Louis For Cash
Cincinnati Reds acquire shortstop Gordon Slade from the St Louis Cardinals for cash. Slade appeared as reserve during the 11s season with 11 hits in 61 at bats and played behind Leo Durocher. The exchange involved prior trades linking Slade to Brooklyn and Dizzy Vance, with connections to Owen Littrell and Jake Flowers.
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United Press Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Gordon Slade
St. Lois
Owen Littrell
Jake Flowers
Brooklyn
Mickey Fibr
Suisyian Club
San Francisco
Fragmented OCR Copied Crude Text From Historical Page
The readable lines show garbled phrases about a circle and an eye motif with unclear context. It mentions a vote and names that are partially legible, suggesting a corrupted historical article or caption. No clear event, date, or identifiable figures can be confidently extracted for a precise summary.
Sectional Amateurs Brace For Erie Crawford Title Clash
Erie Crawford county boxing tournament slated for November 29 and December 1 at the Public Auditorium aims to draw 40 plus amateur pugilists. Over 23 entrants from both counties have signed up with General Electric A. A. directing, as two counties compete under Pittsburgh Post Gazette elimination rules with a path to a New York rendezvous for final champions.
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Erie-Craword
Public Auditorim
General Electric A. A
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Pittsbugh
Post-Gazette
New York
Erie
Pittsburgh
Crawford Cunty
Erie County
College grid roundup from Pittsburgh to Ann Arbor
Pittsburgh Carnegie Tech players journeyed to New York for a Saturday game against NYU with a last workout by Yankee Stadium. Duquesne reports injuries easing for McDonald and Zanuski as they prep for Geneva. Notre Dame’s Roach and Gorman show recovery after hospital treatment and are expected to play. Michigan’s coach Yost directs the team before their departure to Evanston for Northwestern.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Pittstaren Lask
New York City
New York University
Yankee Ie
Jm McDonald
Ed Zanusii
Duquesne
Geneva
Dukes
South Bend
Ind
Tom Roach
Tom Gorman
Notre Dame
Huth
Tommorrow
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Evanston
Northwestern
Fielding H. Yost
Helen Moody Drops Tennis Until 1935
San Francisco, Nov 24 Helen Wills Moody says her back injury will keep her from returning to tournament tennis at least until 1935 She notes she wants to play but cannot and must wait until Tom fully recovers She previously retired after a loss to Helen Jacobs of Berkeley in last summer’s women's national championships due to back problems.
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United Press
San Francisco
Helen Wills Moody
Tom
Hadle
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Boxing results list mixed card with multiple draws and decisions
In Milwaukee and other cities, fighters battled to draws and decisions as Young Gene defeated Little Pal by decision in Chicago, while other bouts in Stockton Pasadena and Pittsfield produced draws and stoppages. Kipke was recalled to coaching duties as Wolverines faced illness in the team.
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Milwaukee
Wesley Rantey
Grand Rapids
Harry Dablinsky
Chicago
Drew
Young Starley
Kewanee
Sally Dukelaky
Iil Pout
Young Gene
Lasalle
Little Pal
Stockton
Cal
Kid Moro
Manila
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Frisco
Chatta Laredo
Mexico
Pittsfield
Mass
Rudy Marshall
Stamford
Conn
Phil Baker
Jeddy Royal
Frankie Parrello
New York
Harts
Kipke
Yost
Wolverines
Red Peppers 10 Oppose Streaks in Erie Clash
Erie November. The Mrie Pints Blue Streaks under Head Coach Red Cochrane prepare for a big weekend with two bantamweight leaders. They will face Alkron Bell Peppers in a Stadium game Saturday afternoon despite weather delays. Players work to regain peak form after snowbound layoff.
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Erie
Red” Cochrane
Alkron Bell Peppers
Canzoneri to Meet Chocolate for Lightweight Crown
New York November 24 two great liter fighters Tony Canzoneri and Kid Chocolate collide tonight at Madison Square Garden for a crack at Barney Ross lightweight title Canzoneri seeks to reclaim a crown while Chocolate weighs around 180 pounds to Canzoneri 135 and is not risking the featherweight title in this bout
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United Press
New York
Tony Cahvoneri
Kid Chocolate
Barney Ross
Madison Square Garren
Canzontri
Whet
Rass
Chicago
Chocolate
Canzoneri
Untitled fragmented notice from Corry publication
A fragmented OCR item shows garbled lines about advertising mail rates and restrictions, foreign payments, and government messages. It mentions New York specialization and a plan tied to a one third year period, but the readable facts are limited and unclear.
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