Landis Targets Farm System in Historic Baseball Ruling
Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis broadsideed Detroit Tigers and the farm system, warning owners and executives of heavy fines and suspensions for covert player transfers. He argued farms and working agreements trap players, freeing them only via a rare draft, while promising a $50000 penalty per club official and $1000 per misrepresented certificate. Detroit owner Walter Briggs accepted the ruling, saying costs would be borne by the organization. National League President Ford Frick defended baseball’s farm system as essential to developing players.
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Renee Moi Afountain
Tandie St
Standard Oil Company of India
Detroit
Baseball Commis
Landis
Walter O. Briggs
Tigers
Miami Beach
Fla
Briggs
Detroit Tigers
Ford Frick
National League
Philaelphia
Central Alabama field trials set for February 22
Selma Ala Jan 17 annual trials of the Central Alabama field trials club set for Feb 22 at the A G C sage preserve near Safford. Club president H G Boyd says the event is strictly amateur and open only to dogs owned and handled by club members and will include a derby and all age categories.
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Selma
Ala
Central Alabama Field Trials Club
A. G.c.sage
Safford
H. G. Boyd
Georgia Defeats South Carolina 40 33 in Columbia
Georgia beat South Carolina 40 to 33 at night in Columbia to extend its record to nine wins in 11 games. Dan Kirkland scored 17 points and Bobby Moore added key late points to seal the victory, with Georgia pulling away in the final minutes.
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Columbia
Dan Kirkland
Bobby Moore
Georgia
South Carolina
Kirkland
Bulldogs
Joe Killian
Moore
Briez Chats About Sports In New York Column
Eddie Brie tz reports from New York on baseball disputes and executives. Detroit insiders say Judge Landis would have acted against Jack Zeller for past conduct, while Frank Leahy is linked to a possible hire for Carnegie.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Jack Zeller
Tiger
Detroiters
Landis
Zeller
Branch Rickety
Cardinals
Mike Jacobs
Miami
Conn
How Not to Learn Golf
AP survey notes golfing in 1939 shows the game resists quick mastery. It cites 39 PGA events with total purses of 184000 and 2245 hole in one emblems awarded. The PGA plans silver anniversary celebration in 1941 honoring professionals contributing to its growth.
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Chicago
P.G.A
George R. Jacobs
Jenks Gillem Accepts Sewanee Head Football Coach Post
J E Jenks Gillem departs Birmingham to finalize athletic and business affairs before returning to Sewanee as head football coach on a two year contract. He led Birmingham Southern to Dixie Conference titles in 1932 1935 and 1937 and his 1937 squad was undefeated.
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Sewanee
Tenn
J. E. “Jenks
Gillem
University of the South
Birmingham
Birmingham- Southern
Southeastern
Birmingham-Southern
Setioor
Goose Creek team tops four wins in eight game run
The Goose Creek basket team finished a short campaign with four victories in eight games and a schoolboy tournament, as reported by the research department. The John Michaels Juniors of Reading, Pa., won five games and a state title in an eight hour period of hectic campaigning.
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Goose Creek
Tex
John Michaels
Reading
ABE LANDIS IN ILLINOIS
A fictional fragment describes Abe Landis freeing farm hands while others follow. Mourners gather to wipe tears and ease gloom with no raised objections. The piece hints at urban tension and a request to avoid a fuss as the scene unfolds in an Uptown setting.
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Abe Landis
Illinois
Landis
Foller
Sharons
Naturalee
Uptown
Dugan
Dixie Hot Shot Hottest Golfer Clayton Heafner Emerges
North Carolina native Clayton Heafner, once a caddy and laundry truck driver, exploded into headlines with a record 60 at his home Charlotte course, a 66 in his first open, a Los Angeles Open course record, and a hole in one at the Oakland Open, noted for thriving in bad weather amid a crowd of athletes across sports.
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Dixie
Clayton Heafner
Candy
North Carolina
Charlotte
Howard College Coach Replaced After 1939 Season
Southern Gillem served as Howard College football coach for three seasons. H Clark resigned at the end of the 1939 season to become manager of the University supply store, and Rae was named as head coach to replace him.
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Southern Gillem
Howard College
Rae
H. Clark
A A
Hackbarth Wins National Senior PGA Title in Marathon Play
Otto Hackbarth, 54, of Cincinnati, finally won the national senior golf championship after a lengthy playoff with Jock Hutchison. The two were tied after 18 holes and again after 17, until Hackbarth birdied the 18th to finish ahead Hutchison. Hutchison had won the event two years prior.
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Barnasota
Fila
Otto Hackbarth
Hackbarth
Cincinnati
Preddie McLeod
Chevy Chase
Jock Hutchison
Hutchison
Yankees Were Better, Pipgras Says 1927 Team Superior
George Pipgras, a former Yankee pitcher, says the 1927 New York Yankees were a superior all around team to the 1939 world champions. He names Joe DiMaggio and Bill Dickey as the only 1939 players who might replace 1927 regulars, with Dickey praised as the best catcher and DiMaggio providing hitting edge over Earl Combs.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
New York Yankees
George Pipgras
Pipgras
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Bill Dickey
Pitching stars of yesteryear and current talents cited
Pipgrams recalls Hoyt Pennock Dutch Reuther Urban Shocker and Wiley Moore as top pitchers. Moore praised as best relief ace, Pennock a great southpaw. Pipgrams retired hurt in 1931 after elbow injury and now studies modern pitchers from a ringside seat. He notes Bobby Feller has the league's best stuff and Doerr may surpass Gordon with added pitching for a Red Sox title chase.
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Kroe Ee
Hoyt
Pennock
Dutch Reuther
Urban Shocker
Wiley Moore
Moore
Pennick
Pipgrams
Bobby Feller
Bobby Doerr
Boston Red Sox
Joe Gordon
Yankees
Red Sox
Jake Leading In All-Age Derby In Georgia Trials
Wayneboro Ga January 17 Nephew Carolina Jake owned by Dr W F Vail Greenwich Conn led the open all age derby as Georgia field trials resumed Jake from Pinehurst NC last week won the all age at Pinehurst yesterday with two finds in opening heats Eight more heats were scheduled Nor Easter Frank the setter owned by Dr Early H Roberts of Jacksonville Fla won the members derby Cotton Picked pointer bitch owned and handled by Euclid Claussen of Augusta placed second
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Waynesboro
Carolina Jake
W. F. Vail
Greenwich
Early. H. Roberts
Jacksonville
Fla
Euclid Claussen
Augusta
Portly Household Banter and Theft of Cikern Fragments
A comic dialogue depicts a mother and child in a dark room missing one cfikern piece while a Scotch toy collector hams it up as a second childhood. A precocious review of a fur coat and a maid’s pratfalls punctuate a brisk domestic scene with a humorous bite and shrewd social observation.
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Junior
Poetic Fragments and Raspy Barbershop Quote
A collage of verse lines praising nature and childhood contrasts with a storefront quip about barber charges. The piece juxtaposes sacred imagery with a joke about paying for time, ending with a barbershop sting about charging for the time spent.
Lost pencil notice hints at dating scheme in urban tale
A clipped plea seeks a lead pencil lost by Jennie Weems a blonde with blue eyes and dancer’s bearing caller to H-1722 after seven. The piece shifts to a Christmas tale where Rastus returns with a washboard tub and mirror forcing a choice between work or starvation in a dialog about pride and survival.
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Jennie Weems
Rastus
Liza
Shirking Work Seen as Burden on Others
The piece argues that work is a natural obligation and that shirking it worsens burdens for everyone. It condemns the widespread tendency to avoid tasks, calling it the main problem of the day and urging collective accountability.
Pet Coyote Attacks 12-Year-Old in Lusk Wyoming
A pet coyote in Lusk Wyoming seriously injured 12-year-old Mildred Barnes by biting legs and threatening her throat before neighbors intervened. Dan Hills shot the animal to end the danger.
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Lusk
Wyo
Mildred Barnes
Dan Hills
Boxers from Decatur Club head to Florence tournament
Boxers from Decatur Boys Club, 13 strong, travel to Florence for the North Alabama elimination meet to select contestants for the state Gold Glove meet in Birmingham January 30 31 and February 1. Decatur will be represented by O Neal Harris Wilson Campbell Dewey Clayton Jess Hazel Jack Sherman Jewel Shirley Eugene Worley Paul Gillam J R Plemons George Shirley James Moon Mullins Marion Worley and Johnny Wad dell in various weight classes.
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Decatur Boys Club
Florence
North Alabama
City Auditorium
Birmingham
Victor Youngblood
Decatur Club
Decatur Tre
O'Neal Harris
Wilson Campbell
Dewey Clayton
Jess Hazel
Jack Sherman
Jewel Shirley
Eugene Worley
Paul Gillam
J.R. Plemons
George Shirley
James “Moon
Mullins
Marion Worley
Johnny Waddell
Big Six Drama In One Act On A Train
Kansas City January 17 A streamlined train scenes unfolds with a drowsy ex football official and a lantern crowned coach of a Big Six eleven sharing a seat. They trade quips on Orange Bowl Sugar Bowl and Faurot, with humorous alibis and a sleepy official deciding to nap.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Union Station
Missouri
Georgia Tech
D. O
Faurot
Loach
Erwin Snattinger
Champions Sign For Title Fights In New York
Two world champions were to appear before the New York state athletic commission today to sign for title bouts. The pairing and dates were to be finalized after the commission meeting in New York.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Cage Results From Associated Press Recap
Georgia defeated South Carolina 40 to 33 while Wake Forest beat Davidson 48 to 26. Washington and Lee topped Randolph Macon 43 to 27 and Roanoke led Hampden Sydney 40 to 29. Duke defeated The Citadel, Notre Dame beat Butler 55 to 39, Ohio University 40 35, Dayton 44 29, Xavier 29, Loyola 36 24. Georgetown College 40 45 Centre and Washington State 47 Oregon State 4.
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Georgia
South Carolina
Wake Forest
Davidson
Washington & Lee
Randolph- Macon
Roanoke
Hampden-Sydney
Duke
the Citadel
Notre Dame
Butler
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio University
Dayton
Xavier
Loyola
St. Marys
Georgetown College
Centre
Washington State
Oregon State
Louis to Fight Godoy in Madison Square Garden
The heavyweight champion Joe Louis was to formally agree to a February 9 bout with Arturo Godoy at Madison Square Garden. Welterweight champion Henry Armstrong planned to sign for a title defense against Pedro Montanez in the Garden next Wednesday.
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Joe Louis
South America
Arturo Godoy
Madison Square’ Garden
Henry Armstrong
Pedro Montanez
the Garden
State tournaments named for semi pro baseball
The National Semi-Pro Baseball Congress announced sites and dates for 30 of 48 state tournaments to begin in July. Winners advance to the sixth annual national championship in Widehita Kansas August 16 to 28 to earn a US berth in the semi pro world series in Puerto Rico. States listed include Alabama Florida Georgia North Carolina Mississippi Arkansas Texas with multiple host cities and tentative dates.
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New York
Widehita Kas
United States
Puerto Rico
South
Montgomery
Ala
Clarksville
Ark
West Palm Beach
Fla
Rome
Laurel
Miss
High Point
N. C
Waco
Tex
Gly Cas Drug Prized For Relief Of Indigestion And Constipation
Hundreds in the local section praise Gly Cas for nervous indigestion gas and bloating caused by faulty elimination. Mrs Annie Laurah Minor of 1416 Fifth Ave East Decatur credits Gly Cas with regular bowels improved digestion and restored energy after years of distress and failed medicines. She reports better sleep calmer nerves and relief from backaches since using Gly Cas. The Gly Cas representative is at Loyds Drug Store.
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Annie Laurah Minor
Fifth Ave
East
Decatur
Loyd’s
Mrs. Minor
Local Drug Ad Highlights Capsule Remedy Price
Loyd's Drug Store on Corner Second Avenue and Moulton Street in Decatur promotes a capsule remedy with daily public meetings explaining its action. Price is $1.00 per box with a deal of six boxes for $5.00.
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Second Avenue
Moulton Street
Decatur
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