Quet for Cage Title in South Gathers Momentum This Week
In the SEC race Kentucky LSU and Tennessee vie for the title as contests loom. Vanderbilt gains form as leaders Kentucky faces Tulane twice on Lexington floors Friday and Saturday in a pivotal week of readouts.
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South
Father Time
NEW York Giants
Kentucky
Louisiana State
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Tulane
Green Wave
Lexington
Wildcats
Blue Grass
Oglethorpe
Chicago
New York University
Southeastern
Sewanee-Beckley
Sewanee
Kentucky - Chattanooga
Golf From Wrong Side Opens In Miami Biltmore Event
The third annual Miami Biltmore lefthanders tournament began with contestants taking left handed shots. Everett G. Livesay of White Springs West Virginia won last year and aims to qualify today. Qualifying runs through tomorrow, match play starts Wednesday, and the finals set for Saturday.
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Fra
Miami Biltmore
Everett G. Livesay
White Springs
W. Va
Dodgers land first 1935 contract from Nick Tremark
The Brooklyn Dodgers have secured their initial 1935 signing as Nick Tremark, ex Manhattan College, becomes the first player under contract. The club trails the New York Giants in securing players.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Nick Tremark
Manhattan
Auburn Forward Bobbie Blake Solid in Varsity Play
Auburn forward Bobbie Blake, a junior, holds a regular spot on the Alabama Polytechnic basketball varsity. His accurate shooting and quick floor work anchor the offense and defense as the season progresses.
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Bobbie Blake
Auburn
Alabama Poly
Blake
Southeastern 10 Open In Summer League Eyes Forming
Montgomery Alabama January organizers moved toward forming a six club Class B Southeastern Baseball League with Montgomery Selma Mobile Macon Columbus and Pensacola. A January 27 Montgomery meeting will set final entry and $2000 contract guarantees.
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Ala
Selma
Mobile
Macon
Columbus
Pensacola
Fla
Maurie Block
Southern Association
Chattanooga
Nashville
Atlanta
Southern
Billy West
Birmingham Barons
Oliver French
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe Engle
Jimmy Hamilton
Paul Stevenson
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
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Moultrie
Thomasville
Dothan
Ozark
Troy
Panama City
Mariarina
Gadsden and
Anniston
Doubleheader Split as Hartselle, Danville Splitee?
The Hartselle and Danville girls and boys teams split a Saturday doubleheader in Danville. The girls edged Hartselle 18 to 8 after a tight first half, while Danville’s boys defeated Hartselle 34 to 19 as J. C. Pettit refereed both games.
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Hartselle
Danville
Laverne Owens
Pauline Stephenson
Lucile Owens
Sadie Pruitt
Margaret Freeman
Ruth McCaghren
Sara Osborn
Nelle Sample
Laverne Johnson
Lucile Wienman
Barbara Peck
Huth Harrison
Martha Witt Burleson
Elizabeth Blair
Dolly Walters
Katherine Bean
Danville Boys
William Lindsey
J. W. Bims
James West
Guy Smith
Rolf Smith
Hulbert Burleson
Cennter
Willard Floyd
Mason Wood
Frank Smith
Guy Roberts
James Stephenson
Rudolph Smith
Morgan Boys
J.C. Pettit
Wood McCauliff Lead In Miami Biltomore Doubles
In Miami Pla January 14 Wood Jr and Dr Eugene McCauliff of New York won the doubles title 6-3 6-4 1-6 6-3 over J Gilbert Hall and Berkeley Bell. Bryan M Grant Jr of Atlanta captured the Henry L Doherty challenge cup by beating Bell 6-4 6-2 6-3 in singles.
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Miami
Pla
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Eugene McCauliff
New York
Wood
Dr. McCauliff
J. Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. J
Berkeley Bell
Bryan M. Grant, Jr
Atlanta
Henry L. Doherty
Bell
Grant
Treasury Position of January Given
The January 11 treasury report shows receipts 13 436 609 41 dollars and expenditures 29 664 767 49 dollars leaving a net balance of 2 501 833 580 27. Customs receipts for January total 9 665 199 04 and the fiscal year since July 1 shows receipts 1 961 110 369 00 against expenditures 3 737 995 662 42 with 1 909 147 739 46 of emergency spending. Gold assets stand at 48 263 114 986 24.
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Washington
Treasury
Death Ends After Friendly Exchange in Blue Pond Fight
In Blue Pond Alabama Chisolm R Coffy a 48 year old Cherokee county farmer was shot and killed by Will Ashley 57 during a friendly discussion that turned into a scuffle witnesses told Sheriff Porter Snead. The fatal shooting occurred yesterday following the apparent cordial conversation.
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Blue Pond
Ala
Chisolm’ R
Coffy
Cherokee County
Will Ashley
Porter Snead
Ashley
Dancer Tilly Losch Divorced From Edward James
London Jan 14 The divorce of Edward Frank Willis James and his wife Tilly Losch the Viennese dancer was among 285 decrees issued today by Sir Boyd Merriman the judge who had granted the original decree.
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London
Edward Frank Willis James
Tilly Losch
Boyd Merriman
Southeastern Baseball Circuit Shuts Down After 1932 Start
The circuit and its promotional director J. Walter Morris closed operations after the 1932 season began, ending several past successful years of activity in Alabama towns and Albany.
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J. Walter Morris
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Alabama
Albany
Southeastern
Nation's Best in Albany for Derby
Albany Ga Jan 14 40th annual field trials draw top nationwide dogs. Derby stake features 13 entrants as Walter Teagle names Norias Kremelin and Jacob France fields Alabama Scramble and Worry Wart. James Tufts elected Continental club secretary replacing F L Hadkins who remains treasurer. Dr Wallace Vail named judge replacing Dr James Sims.
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Albany
James Tufts
Pinehurst
N. C
Continental Club
F. L. Hadkins
Staten Island
N. Y
Wallace Vail
Greenwich
James Sims
Alabama
Walter Teagle
New York
Norias Kremelin
Derby
Jacob France
Baltimore
Twenty Grand Still Favored in Santa Anita Handicap
The Santa Anita handicap odds list Twenty Grand at 4 to 1 behind co favorites Equipoise and Cavalcade at 3 to 1. Backers keep faith in Twenty Grand despite a two year layoff while rivals Mate and Cavalcade are watched for upset potential.
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C. Robert Kay
Associated Press
New York
Payne Whitney
Co. V. Whitney
Isabel Dodge Sloane
Twenty Grand
Equipoise
A. C. Bostwick
Mate
Equipo
Santa Anita
Cavalcade
England
Champion Plans to Be In Milrose Games
Harold Manning of Wichita Kansas has entered the Milrose two mile invitational at Madison Square Garden on Feb 2. Manning won the national AAU 3000 meter steeplechase title in Milwaukee last summer and is set to face Joe McCluskey and other notable rivals including Ray Sears and William Zepp in the Millrose event.
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Harold Manning
Wichita
Kans
Milwaukee
Madison Square Garden
Manning
Joe McCluskey
Fordham
McCluskey
Ray Sears
Butler
William Zepp
Michigan Normal
Old Masters Back of Young Players in Los Angeles Open
In the Los Angeles Open at Los Angeles Country Club the third round began with Vic Ghezzi leading after two rounds at 130. Johnny Revolta was two strokes back at 140, while 23 year old Italian players and a host of veterans including Gene Sarazen and Olin Dutra eyed the final 36 holes. Horton Smith and Jim Fogerty sat in the veteran group as MacDonald Smith began the third round at 146.
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Los Angeles
Vic Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Wis
Bobby Jones
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
al Krueger
Beloit
Paul Runyan
Gene Sarazen
Horton Smith
Jim Fogerty
Olin Dutra
United States
MacDonald Smith
Scot
Burglars Steal $1175 in Nuts From Chicago Shop
A nut store in Chicago was broken into yesterday with thieves taking pecans and almonds valued at 1175 dollars. The incident followed by brief note on disease toll and a call to join the Anti Tuberculosis Association.
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Chicago
Morgan County Loses Temporary Relief Director
Mrs. J. A. Woods returns from Montgomery meeting where Morgan county was chosen among nine counties to test home economics and vocational agricultural teacher services under the relief program. Miss Viola Suttles is noted as part of the state effort.
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J. A. Woods
Morgan County
Montgomery
Department of Education and Relief Administration
Morgan
Viola Suttles
Giants rely on aging infield as 1935 plans unfold
Eddie Briez reports the New York Giants expect veteran infielders to headline the 1935 season with Dick Bartell joining from Philadelphia and Bill Terry confident his aging crew can remain competitive in a three way race with St Louis and Chicago. Terry predicts he can still play first base, while Cruz and Jackson offer continued strength. overall, no major infield changes are planned. Meanwhile Decatur relief director post shifts as Miss SuttLes serves temporarily.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Giants
Bill Terry
Terry
Dick Bartelle
Phillies
He Terry
Hughey Critz
Travis Jackson
Cruz
Jackson
Paul Waner
Pirates
Cards
Cubs
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