Ross Klick Ready for Lightweight Title Fight in Miami
Barney Ross and Frank Klick sharpened for their 10 round title bout in Miami as other card attractions include Max Baer, Buddy Baer, Joe Knight and Tony Shucco. Advance ticket sales near thirty thousand dollars with notable attendees list. Prelims feature Baby versus Young Dempsey and Bucky Burton versus Chas Battle.
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Miami
Fra
Barney Ross
Chicago
Eliza Emeeauges
Klick
San Francisco
Ross
Max Baer
Buddy
Joe Knight
Tony Shucco
Alfred Gynne Vanderbilt
John Hay Whitney
Baruch
Bernard Gimbel
Isabel Dodge Sloane
Eddie Cantor
James J. Walker
Col. E. R. Bradley
George Ade
Joseph E. Widener
John F. Curry
Harry Richman
George Jesgel
Chick Ender
Tampa
Max
Jimmy Listeuffer
Bob Olin
Baby
New York City
Young Dempsey
Boston
Bucky Burton
Chas. Battle
C Roy Wins All Age Stakes at Southern Amateur Trials
C Roy brown and white pointer owned by W C Potter of New York won the all age stake at Albany Georgia with a top finish after handling four coveys of birds. Rich Tift of Albany, president of the Southern Amateur Field Trial Club, directed the dog for the big silver cup and blue ribbon.
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Albany
C. Roy
Brown
W. C. Potter
New York
Rich Tift
Pleasant Hill church invites all to services and events
Pleasant Hill invites attendance for Sunday school at ten, preaching at eleven, lunch at noon, preaching at two, and B Y P U at six. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Lamon from Trinity, Bernice Wilder of Hartselle, Josephine Vaughn recently ill, Irene and Ruby Robinson from Decatur, and Walter Moebes in Austinville.
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Josephine Vaughn
Irene
Ruby Robinson
Decatur
Joe T. Robinson
Walter Moebes
Austinville
Henry Sybert
Deadur
J. T. Robinson
Janitor Becomes County President After Election
In Berkeley County West Virginia Amos Dunham, the courthouse janitor, defeats former county commissioner William Johnson for reelection. Johnson moves to the janitorial post as a result, reflecting a dramatic office switch and Dunham’s rise to county president.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Amos Dunham
Berekeley
William Johnson
Dunham
Johnson
Renowned Educator Puzzle Clues and Answers
A mixed word puzzle titled Renowned Educator presents horizontal and vertical clues listing terms and definitions. It references Harvard presidents and related terms such as dawn change rare forms and factual descriptors, inviting solvers to fill in a crossword style grid.
Phil Campbell Wins Mt Hope Tournament In Thrilling Finish
The Mt Hope Invitation Basketball Tournament ended with Phil Campbell beating Danville by one point after a tense final. Mt Hope girls defeated Falkville 25 17 while Phil Campbell claimed the overall title and Capt. Thomas received a loving cup.
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Mt. Hope
Frank Payne
Courtland
J. K. Howell
Phil Campbell
Danville
Sims
Mt. Hope Girls
Falkville Girls
Hatton
Falkville
Town Creek
Hackleburg
Capt
Thomas
Hughes
Phili Campbell
Tomlinson
North Alabama
R. Sims
E. Trapp
Eleven Drown In Indian Coal Mine Flood
Eleven miners drowned when a coal mine flooded at Loyalbad near Patna in Calcutta reports. Local authorities said rescue efforts were underway but the danger remained for others trapped underground.
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Calcutta
India
Loyalbad
Patna
Three-Way Tie For Miami Biltmore Amateur Golf
Twenty eight club swingers qualified for the fifth annual Miami Biltmore Amateur Golf Tournament in Miami Fia. Match play began 18 holes with a three way medalist tie at 76 by Edward Joyce Sid Smith and Curtis Bryan Jr. Last year’s winner Bryan leads the chase to reach the finals set for Saturday’s 36 holes.
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Miami
Fia
Edward Joyce
Sid Smith
Curtis Bryan, Jr
Boxing retirement after loss to Ross in New York
SPORTS MIRROR notes Billy Petrolle announced his retirement from the ring after a 10 round decision loss to Barney Ross, lightweight champion, in New York. The column also recalls Hack Wilson being sold by the St. Louis Cardinals to the Brooklyn Dodgers for 40000 and Gene Sarazen winning $25000 at the Agua Caliente open with 68 on the final round.
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Associated Press
Billy Petrolle
Barney Ross
New York
Hack Wilson
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Gene Sarazen
Cold in the Eye Wichita Falls Weather Hazard Report
In Wichita Falls Texas on January 23 cold weather hazards are noted as L H Holder completes a day’s work and begins his return home amid freezing conditions.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
L. H. Holder
Science Hill Defeats Guntersville 24 to 14 on the Road
The Science Hill Yellow Jackets topped Guntersville 24 14 extending their winning streak to eight as East Morgan Jads moved the fast passing attack. Scoring included Clark 5 and Whisenant 7 for Science Hill with Jones 9 and Singleton 2 and Whisenant others. Guntersville tally came from Copeland 4 Nix 4 Beard 3 King 2 and Aldridge 1.
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Science Hill Yellow Jackets
Marshall County High School
Guntersville
East Morgan Jads
Wild Cats
Hill
Science Hill
Clark
W. Whisenant
Jones
Glass eye shattered by sudden temperature drop
An individual describes near zero winds and a crackling sound followed by a peculiar sensation in the left eye socket as a glass eye shatters due to a sudden temperature change. The incident details are sparse with no additional context about location or人物.
Joe Gunther Wins Hard-Fought Wrestling Bout at Legion Show
A small but vocal crowd watched Joe Gunther of Nashville edge Freddie Knichel of St. Louis in a three fall match at Martin arena. Gunther aces fall two after a sequence of holds and a late counter, then pins Knichel for the decisive third fall amid a standing ovation.
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L. A. Barron
American Legion
Martin Arena
Joe Gunther
Nashville
Freddie Knichel
St. Louis
Max Glover
Lansing
Mich
Billy Isen
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahomian
Jack Tipton
Glover
Isen
Freddie
Joe
Gunther
Tipton
Duck Moratorium Left Unsettled at Conference
At the 21st American Game Conference in New York 600 delegates from the US and Canada watched as a proposed one year moratorium on duck hunting was withdrawn by the Audubon Societies. The move weakens a push for a ban to allow bird repopulation and avoids a federal duck shooting enforcement pact pending a Biological Survey decision.
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Bob Cavagnaro
Associated Press
New York
United States
Canada
John Baker
National Association of Audubon Societies
Audubon Societies
United States’ Biological Survey
Four‑Room Downstairs Apartment for Rent With Private Entrance
Downstairs four room apartment with bath and private entrance available. Apply at 224 Jackson &.
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Jackson
Head of Braves to Tell All on Club’s Finances
President Emil Fuchs of the Boston Braves plans a frank briefing with Charles Adams to address the club’s dire finances after a press storm over dog racing and negative publicity. A meeting with Boston sports writers will review the full situation and timing remains pending.
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Bill King
Associated Press
Boston
Emil Fuchs
Boston Braves
Redskins
National League
Fuchs
Charles F. Adams
Snavely to Preach at Athens Church
Dr. Guy E. Snavely president of Birmingham Southern College will preach at the First Methodist Church of Athens next Sunday. The special feature highlights a Birmingham official leader visiting Athens for the service.
Navin Field to Open 1935 Major League Season
Opening day in 1935 will feature Navin Field in Detroit as the World Series curtain falls on 1934. April 16 kicks off MLB action with games in St. Louis Chicago New York Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati and others. Detroit hosts Chicago White Sox while St Louis Cardinals travel to Chicago. NL also has Pittsburgh at Cincinnati New York at Boston and Brooklyn at Philadelphia. In the AL Boston visits New York Cleveland at St. Louis Browns Philadelphia at Washington.
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New York
Navin Field
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Ford C. Frick
Will Harridge
Birmingham Southern Alumni Among Athens Residents
A large number of Birmingham Southern alumni are identified as residents in Athens, indicating a notable alumni presence in the city.
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Birmingham Southern
Athens
Pitt Stadium finances clarified by Pitt athletic chief
University of Pittsburgh athletic director W Don Harrison says Pitt Stadium requires 108600 annually to pay bond interest and funds undergraduate athletics. He notes bonds are held by 1647 entities and banks hold 290000 of 1810000, says broadcasting games would reduce attendance and revenue, keeping stadium benefits for students and city.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Pitt Stadium
W. Don Harrison
University of Pittsburgh
Harrison
Pitt
Pittsburgh
Mtry
Power Output Up Increase In New York Power Totals
Edison Electric Institute reported that total power output last week reached 1 778 273 000 kWh, up from 1 772 609 000 kWh the prior week. Year over year, output rose 9.4 percent, accelerating from the prior week’s 7.7 percent gain.
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New York
Edison Electric Institute
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J. H. Jones
Sports Mirror
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