Cobb Admires Managers and Dodgers in Candid Interview
Ty Cobb discusses Howell and football, notes Dixie Howell as potential football star. He praises Charlie Mack and Babe Ruth, cites hit and run skills of past players, and recalls George Mogridge and Carl Weil as pitchers who troubled Foster. Cobb predicts the Yankees’ Pennant bid and comments on modern players.
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Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Georthe
Foster
George Mogridge
Carl Weiland
Mack
Cobb
Carnera Wins Two Bouts In One Night In Uruguay
Montevideo reports Primo Carnera former world heavyweight champion outpointed Cecil Harris and Julio Patega in two four round exhibition bouts last night. Harris is North American and Patega is Italian. the results came in a single night.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Primo Carnera
Cecil Harris
Julio Patega
Neater, cheaper options emerge but details unclear
Fragmentary text and garbled phrases provide little usable information. No identifiable people organizations places or events are readable to confirm a complete news item.
Twenty Billions of War Debts Are Paid
The treasury year end statement shows twenty billion dollars of World War debt paid, leaving 5.12 million dollars outstanding from a 25.3 billion loan. Remaining bonds include 1.392 billion Liberty 3 1/2% bonds, 5.002 billion first Liberty converted 4s, 0.536 billion converted 4 1/4s, and 3.189 billion uncalled fourth Liberty 4 1/4s.
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Washington
America
The
Treasury
First Liberty
Liberty
Two Candidates Named Rhodes Scholars in District Race
In Birmingham on July 4 Croom Beatty of Birmingham a junior at Sewanee and Silas Coma Garrett of Grove Hill a senior law student at the University of Alabama were chosen as district Rhodes scholarship candidates.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jay
Croom, Beatty
University of the South
Sewanee, Tenn
Silas Coma Garrett Iti
Grove Hill
University of Alabama
40 and 8 in Alabama call for Montgomery parade
W P Bloom Grand Chef De Gare of the 40 8 in Alabama issued a call for all members to assemble in Montgomery January 14 to participate in the inaugural parade.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
W. P
Bill) Bloom
Alabama
Montgomery
Hubbell's Contract Signed and Returned
New York January 4 The Giants report contract troubles ahead but not for Carl Hubbell the ace left hander. Hubbell's deal was sent from the office and yesterday returned signed by air from Meeker Oklahoma. Although figures were not released Hubbell likely receives at least the 1934 level about eighteen thousand dollars. He led the league in effectiveness for a second straight year.
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New York
Bill Terry
Giants
Carl Owen Hubbell
Hubbell
Meeker, Oklo
Five Candidates Open Headquarters
Five candidates for speaker of the 1935 Alabama House and two pro tem presidents of the Senate booked campaign offices in Montgomery hotels. Hotel officials said offices would open Sunday or Monday as those assembling for the Tuesday convening visit the capital.
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Montgomery
Ala
House of the Alabama
Senate
Montgomery Hotels
Home Demonstration Club Notes and January 4 School
The junior leadership school will be held January 4 at 10 a.m. at the Agricultural school with Miss Helen Kennedy in charge. Topics: Foods for Health and The School Lunch. Also included are home canning recipes for meat and liver paste and a chili con carne method with canning guidance.
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Agricultural School
Helen Kennedy
Auburn
Aggies
Riverside tourney attracts 100 amateur teams in pro golf
More than 100 amateur pro golf teams entered the Riverside $2,000 tournament in California with Walter Hagen and Lyn Lary leading the field for $500 qualifying money. Wilfy Cox and Richard Arlen also head the bestball pairings as Ryder Cup players return from Australia to tee off tomorrow. The lineup includes Paul Runyan Leo Diegel Craig Wood Denny Shute Harry Cooper and Kay Laffoon.
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Riverside
Calif
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Lyn Lary
Wilfy Cox
Brooklyn
Richard Arlen
Australia
Chattanooga Moccasins Down Mercer Bears in Georgia
Chattanooga defeated Mercer 20 to 19 in Macon, rallying in the second period to build a 24 to 11 halftime lead. Bob Klein led the Moccasins with accurate shooting as they stretched the win to a second straight night on the road.
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Macon
Chattanooga Moccasins
Mercer Bears
Bob Klein
Dusty Dean Not Welcome at Downtown Hotel
AP report describes Daffy Dean and his wife facing odd rejection at a downtown hotel that serves dust-less guests. The incident ends with the couple seeking lodging elsewhere while Daffy forecasts 35 wins for Dizzy and hints at a February contract with the Cardinals. They travel from Houston toward Bradenton Florida and say their honeymoon remains underway.
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Dean
Daffy
Dizzy
Houston
Bradenton
Fla
Stars of Court May Become Pros
London Jan 4 AP Helen Jacobs denied plans to turn professional this summer and said no offer from Bill O'Brien had been received. New York reports Bill O'Brien promoted a potential move for Jacobs Fred Perry and Eileen Bennett Whittingstall to professional status, with $70 000 in offers and O'Brien's touring group involved.
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London
Helen Jacobs
Miss Jacobs
Bill O'Brien
O’brien
New York
Helen Hull Jacobs
Fred J. Perry
England
Eileen Bennett Whittinget
John Bull
O'Brien
Bull Tilden
Ellsworth Vines
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
Foyitien Gists
Joe Gunther and Fred die Knichel Return to Martin Arena
Joe Gunther and Fred die Knichel, two of North Alabama’s most popular wrestlers, return to Martin Arena Tuesday for their first local appearance in months. The card features sturdy opposition and is expected to draw a large crowd and loud cheers.
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Joe
Joe Gunther
North Alabama
Freddie Knichel
Martin Arena
Jess Willara
Tigers Picked to Repeat This Year
Detroit owner Frank Navin predicts the Yankees as the main pennant threat for 1910. He believes Detroit can beat New York with early starts by Lynwood Rowe, additions of left handed hurlers Mad Hatter Sullivan Wade, and stronger outfield and infield depth. Navin cites a four team race including Detroit New York Cleveland and Boston with Philadelphia and Washington as long shots.
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Fy Cobb
Howell
Nile Yankees
Frank Navin
Detroit
New York
Frank J. Navin
Detroit Tigers
Motor City
Yankees
Navin
Tiger Magnate
Clyde
Mad) Hatter
Louisville
Joe Sullivan
Holly Club
Pacific Coast Loop
Jacob Wade
Beaumont
Washington
Philadelphia
Navine
Cleveland
Boston
Berkeley Girl in London Consideres Tennis Bid
Berkeley girl in London has not confirmed acceptance of a $20,000 bid from C. O'Brien after he cabled the offer. Her mother Mrs. Eula H. Jacobs awaits a decision and a signed contract. Acceptance would affect the rivalry with Helen Wills Moody who returns to competition this year. Perry has held off for nearly a year after rejecting a $50,000 offer last summer.
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Berkeley
Calif
London
O’brien
Eula H. Jacobs
O'Brien
Miss Jacobs
Helen Wills Moody
Track and Field Stars In New York
Track and field invaders from the Mid West and South arrive in New York for the Columbus Council R C indoor season opener. Notables include Harry Williamson Eddie McRae Bill Gamon from North Carolina George Arnold from Ohio State and Glenn Cunningham arrivals from Kansas City with interest in a professional circuit.
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New York
Mid-West
Columbus Council
R. of. C
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Harry Williamson
Eddie McRae
Bill Gamon
Ohio State University
George Arnold
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas City
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Mercer
Tigers
Rowe
Yanks
Lynwood Rowe
Track and Field Stars
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