former mile record holder Glenn eyes peak in New York season
The article recalls Glenn’s 1994 world mile record efforts and indoor marks at Madison Square Garden and Princeton. It notes his 4 06.7 mile at Princeton and 4 08 in New York, his ongoing indoor campaign, and his plan to stay fit for Millrose and Knights of Columbus meets. It also mentions his Olympic fifth place in 1932 and hints at financial pressures and coaching duties influencing his running future.
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Kentucky NYU Tilt May Decide Power In East
Atlanta January 6 The Kentucky Wildcats face New York University Violets in an important game that could answer how strong Kentucky is this season. Kentucky recently beat Pittsburgh 35 17 and suffered a 23 22 setback to NYU last year. Frank Lane will referee Wednesday night’s game, as Leroy Edwards is not with the squad.
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Harvard coachs era ends after loss at Madison Garden
In a year ago report Harvard ended a 60 year graduate coaching era as Western Maryland defeated Poreda in the sixth round at Madison Square Garden. Five years later Schmell is weight champion while the athletic commission banned Jack Sharkey from a bout.
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Washing machine boasts three woman power in exhibit
At a Chicago furniture show a company advertised a washing machine claiming to ease wash day with three woman power and demonstrated by replacing paddles with six sculpted hands.
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Chicago
Week End Sports Highlights Across Cities
Cunningham wins 800 at K of C meet beating Hornbostel by a yard. Edward O Bullivah defeats Peacock in sprint series tying an indoor 100 meter record. Hendrix upsets Allison at Sugar to Red Sox for Henry Johnson. Klein wins Siam open golf with 272 total leading Zen by five. Hines shoots 276 to win Riverside open by eight. Kiefer breaks third national swim record with 75 yard backstroke in 43.6. Hebrews clinch first half title in American pro basketball league.
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New Orleans
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Allison
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Red Sox
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Willie Klein
Sarazen
Calif
Jimmy Hines
Orlando
Kiefer
Los Angeles
John Hay
Wood
Santa Philadelphia
Philadelphia Hebrews
Two Jurors Convict Man Twice in One Day at Fayetteville
Walter McLurin, 50, became unusual in Fayetteville when two juries convicted him on the same day. He faced two break in and enter charges, the first with an assault allegation. The second jury quickly returned guilty on the second count, with five years suspended on the first judgment.
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Walter McLurin
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Hendrix Tops Allison In Sugar Bowl Final At New Orleans
Arthur Hendrix, a Lakeland, Florida native and rising racket star, defeated Wilmer Allison, the national singles champion from Texas, in the Sugar Bowl tournament final at New Orleans. Hendrix, who holds four state titles and the Mid Atlantic crown, will face a strong field as he continues his rapid rise.
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Free Job Application Forms Announced by TVA
The Tennessee Valley Authority announces that free job application blanks Form 20 will be available within two to three days at local post offices and by writing to TVA Knoxville. Some sellers offer blanks for sale, which is unauthorized. ample supplies will exist to permit filing before the closing date.
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Knoxville
Chinese Statesman Puzzle Phrase Decrypts Diplomatic Terms
A fragmented OCR style puzzle lists clues for a vertical set, mixing phrases about a Chinese statesman and diplomat in America with numbered word definitions. The garbled entries include references to debark deity period and various cryptic hints for common word answers.
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Kearns Finds Hope on Broadway With Hank Bath Prospect
Jack Kearns, former Dempsey manager, now guides Hank Bath a 37 fight pro with 36 knockouts as Bath eye's a Friday Garden bout against Red Burman. Dempsey and Kearns, once allies, now in different corners but Kearns still optimistic Bath can become world heavyweight champion.
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Associated Press
New York
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Jack Dempsey
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Red Burman
Dempsey
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Bunny Austin
England
Gil Dobie
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Princeton
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Frankie Klick
Lou Ambers
Tony Canzoneri
Leonard del Genaio
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Arrowsmith Citizens Vote Against Street Light Levy
In ARROWSMITH on January 6, residents faced a dark village as they rejected a proposed tax levy to fund street lights. The vote outcome blocks funds for lighting improvements.
Little Mary Hoerger Aims for Olympic Team
Oral Gables Florida twelve year old Mary Hoerger the youngest national diving champion and now a leading Olympic hopeful has recovered from a knee injury. She favors simple dives and will resume strenuous practice for the Chicago women's national meet and Olympic trials. Her mother praises her polite nature and steady progress while noting her long record of Florida Miami support and early success on the ten foot board.
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Klein Wins Miami Open In Front Of Sarazen
Klein finishes five strokes ahead of Gene Sarazen at La Gorce golf club Miami Beach to win the twelfth Miami Open. He shoots 272, tying the course record with a six under par 64 in round three and closes with a 68, earning $500 and prestige.
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Barons Release Trio of Hurlers
Birmingham club in the Southern Association outright releases three pitchers from the 194? staff Clarence Griffin Lou McEvoy and Orlin Collier depart the squad in January news by AP from Birmingham Alabama noting the three right and left handed hurlers were released.
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Lou McEvoy
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Woman Injured in Collision With Train Near Montgomery
Mrs Ruth Kelly 33 daughter of Judge J F Posey Au tauga county was hospitalized in Montgomery after her car collided with a Central of Georgia freight train near the city. She was reported resting well today.
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Autauga County
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Major leagues urged to sponsor baseball schools
George Sisler proposes major league run baseball schools to improve minor league talent. He argues six week camps would properly train players, giving greens a real chance and helping the sport address material shortages. He adds managers often judge prospects too quickly and schools would teach overlooked skills.
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No risk trial offer for Prince Albert tobacco
Dealers in Decatur hold a no risk trial offer for Prince Albert crimp cut tobacco. The ad promises full two ounces per tin, easy rolling, slow burning, mild flavor, and a money‑back sense of value. It invites readers to try and judge for themselves.
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