Risko Beaten as Dundee Wins in Boston Style Mix Up
Exidie Risko suffered a disputed loss at Madison Square Garden after a judge’s scorecard favored Dundee though the referee ruled for Risko. Crowd of 8,221 booed the officiating as Dundee battled back, while Leonard Del Genio defeated Steve Salaiko in a later eight round slugfest with a late cut.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Exidie
Babe) Risko
Vince Dundee
Madison Square Garden
Cheapite
Weeving
Risko
Dundee
Leonard del Genio
Steve Salaiko
Rochester
N. Y
del Genior
Halaiko
Steve
Dark Horse Enters The Finals at Miami Biltmore
The bracket concludes at the fifth annual Miami Biltmore event as the 6 hole match play finals reach the decisive stage in Miami Florida with Dark Horse advancing toward the championship.
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Dark Horse
Miami
Fla
Ross and Klick In Final Workouts
Final workouts before their title fight Monday night in Miami were on tap for Barney Ross of Chicago and Frankie Klick of San Francisco. They planned to spar with partners for the last time today ahead of the synthetic junior welterweight title bout.
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Miami
Fila
Barney Ross
Pride of
Chicago
Frankie Klick
San Francisco
Ross
Klick
Cunningham Faces Real Tests at Curley Mile Meet
Boston January night track features Glenn Cunningham in the Curley mile with stiff challengers including Gene Ventke Bill Ray Brendan Moynahan and Glen Dawson. Lash and Spitzer loom in two mile and high jump as part of the Knights of Columbus meet card.
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Boston
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Buffalo
Lloyd Hahn
Gene Ventke
Bill Ray
Manhattan
Brendan Moynahan
Oklahoma
Glen Dawson
Boxing match under 140 pounds proceeds after weather delay
Promoters in New York proceed with ticket sales for a bout under 140 pounds after postponement due to cold weather. In Miami a restaurant posted a sign inviting patrons to dine before an open fireplace, adding local color to the delayed event.
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New York
Miami
Mississippi College appoints Major Sasse head coach
Major Ralph Sasse becomes head coach for the Maroons at Mississippi State College after transfer from Fort Knox. He plans spring practice in February with Captain John H. Stokes as assistant and Captain A. R. McKechnie joining the varsity staff. Sasse vows a new system for 1930s rivals including West Point Vanderbilt Ole Miss and Auburn.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi State College
Maroons
Ralph Sasse
Army
A. R. McKechnie
College Board of Control
Sasse
Fort Knox
N. Y
Mississippi College
John H. Stokes
McKechnie
Collge
West Point
Mississippi State
Vanderbilt
Ole Miss
Auburn
Golfers Tee Off In Frisco Match Play
San Francisco hosts 32 qualifiers for the San Francisco match play open with a $4,000 prize pool. Lawson Little Olin Outran Paul Runyan head the field as defending or top pros, all advancing straight to match play due to titles.
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Russell J.newland
Associated Press
San Francisco
Presidio Club
Lawson Little
Olin
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Skaters Aim to Break Records at National and Great Lakes Meets
A cold snap has frozen Flower Lake, setting the stage for 146 top skaters to chase records and eight titles at the National and Great Lakes speed championships. The Nationals target senior men and women while the inaugural Great Lakes meet welcomes intermediates, including women and youth divisions.
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Flower Lake Avar
North America
Great Lakes
Athlete Answer to Previous Puzzle I iS T LAY MOTHER
Puzzle text lists clues and fragmented phrases about a famous athlete, with references to matches, records, and wooden tokens. It appears as a cryptic crossword style grid with across and down hints and scattered letter sequences. The readable portions suggest a memorial or tribute tone to a renowned sports figure and related terms.
Browns 10 Have 2 Rookie Stars
Eddie Brie tz notes 1934 rookie standouts Teague Hillin Thomas and Dean brothers, with Hillin 24 wins and 12 losses. Hal Trosky named top 1934 rookie. several others listed as sophomores. Trade movements and manager changes across the Western Association outlined.
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Eddie Brietz
Associated Press
New York
Louis Browns
Pacific Coast
Teague
Ashley Hillin
Antonio Thomas
Hillin
Dean Brothers
Cardinals
New Brownies
Thomas
Ed Barrow
New York Yankees
Hal Trosky
Cleveland Indians
Trosky
Indians
Paul Dean
Bill Delancey
Cardinal Battery
Schoolboy Rowe
Elden Auker
Tiger
Puck Newsome
Harland Clift
Browns
Harry
Cookie) Lavagetto
Pirate
Curt Davis
Find
Phillies
Chiozza
Zeke Bonura
White Sox
Golfer Aims 3000-Mile Border-to-New York Trek
Paul Max Neuhas begins a 3000 mile cross country voyage from the Mexican border toward New York to win a $500 wager. He has completed 21 miles of the planned journey after starting yesterday, driving a golf ball as he travels.
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Laredo
Tex
Paul Max Neuhas
New York
Dynamite Dillman Meets Hackney In Decatur Wrestling Show
The American Legion presents a two falls out of three title match between Dynamite Joe Dillman of Indianapolis and Branley Hackney of Salina along with a semi final Don Cortez versus Billy Isen bout. No advance ticket prices. first bell at 8 30 p m.
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Decatur
Joe Dillman
Indianapolis
Hackney
Chris Jordan
American Legion
Dillman
Salina
Kan
Joe
Don Cortez
Billy Isen
Tulsa
Cortez
Freddie Knichel
Isen
Max Glover
Billard Champ Is Pro Officials Say
Howard Lindley a Minneapolis cue star was disqualified and suspended by the national amateur billiard association officials said he took money during the 1934 Minnesota Open and in Minneapolis matches over the last two years.
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Philadelphia
Howard Lindley
Minneapolis
National Amateur Association
Senator Wagner Pushes Mohawk Sinking Probe
Senator Wagner of New York called for a Senate inquiry into the Mohawk disaster off New Jersey and urged action on recent ship sinkings. Joseph B Weav er head of the steamboat inspection service said he would go to New York to conduct a personal investigation.
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Washington
Wagner
New York
Ward
New Jersey
Senate
Joseph B. Weaver
Commerce Department
Steamboat Inspection Service
Crazed University Grad and Mother Shoot Up Chicago Relief Offices
In Chicago on January 26 a University of Chicago graduate Henry Arden and his mother Ruth Arden shot relief workers, killing four and wounding two before dying in a double suicide. The attack followed their removal from relief rolls at a Chicago relief station on West Chicago Avenue. The victims included relief workers Miss Alice Irwin and Miss Caroline Wallace and staffers Niels Nielson and Hazel Dugan.
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Chicago
University
Illinois
Henry W. Arden
University of Chicago
Ruth Arden
Alice M. Irwin
University of Pittsburgh
Caroline Wallace
Miss Irwin
Arden
Ardens
West
Chicago Avenue
Irwin
N. Dakota Agricultural College
Illinois Emergency Relief Commission
Miss Wallace
Hazel Dugan
Nielson
Miss Dugan
Mrs .Arden
Young Arden
Congress in recess as relief bill eyed and probes proceed
Senate in recess as Republicans debate a 4.88 billion relief bill. House in recess with testimony by Hugh S. Johnson on war profits. Senate passes RFC life extension. Norris amendment to World Court protocols rejected. Munitions panel investigates naval construction bid collusion. House backs higher wage and price limits. Baruch backs profit removal from war. Ways and Means reviews social security. Banking panel weighs RFC extension.
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Senate
HOUSE
Hugh
Johnson
Military
Ways and Means Committee
RFC
Norris
Bernard M. Baruch
McSwain
Ways and Means
King Zog seeks American heiress for marriage
A cheeky note claims King Zog of Albania has not found an American heiress with one million dollars to marry, remarking that a million should suffice if he is so set on the match.
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King Zog
Albania
Water From Dam to Cover Many Roads
Thirty miles of roads and forty bridges will be submerged in Limestone county as waters from Joe Wheeler Dam flood thousands of acres. The county board of revenue and TVA are mapping new routes and will start construction with TVA funds, creating employment for hundreds of roadworkers.
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Athens
Ala
Limestone County
Joe Wheeler
County Board of Revenue
TVA
Hair Control Inventions Spurred By Amelia Bearhast and Einstein
Amelia Bearhast with flying ability and Professor Einstein combine to imagine a hair management breakthrough. The duo explores a characters and ideas journey toward a clever practical solution.
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Amelia Bearhast
Professor Einstein
Grand Jury to Probe PWA Fraud in Texas Canal Project
United States Attorney Leslie C. Garnett will lead a grand jury inquiry starting February 6 into graft in a Texas Public Works Administration canal project. Assistant John W. Fihelly will examine first the four million dollar disbursement, with broader probes into other PWA funds and War Department fraud expected after.
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Public
United States
Leslie C. Garnett
John W. Fihelly
Texas
PWA
Ickes
Garnett
Special Grand Jury
War Department
Grand Jury
Public Works Administration Investigation Division
Texas Project
New Welfare Board Adds Morgan County Relief Director
Miss Elizabeth Brian will become Morgan County relief director on February 5, succeeding Miss Claudine Leonard who resigned and Mrs. J. A. Woods who has served as acting head. Brian brings years of child welfare and relief experience from South Alabama counties and is completing social work studies at Tulane University after prior training at the University of Alabama.
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Elizabeth Brian
Morgan County
Claudine Leonard
J. A. Woods
Miss Brian
Alabama
University of Alabama
Tulane University School of Social Work
New Cafe Opens on Bank Street Tonight
Decatur announces a new cafe on Bank Street to open tonight under Carl Arantz and John Ballas. Located next to the Bank Street A and P store, the two restaurateurs are well known locally for previous ventures and long tenure in Decatur’s dining scene.
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Bank St
Decatur Cafe
Decatur
Bank Street
Carl Arantz
John Ballas
Bank Street A
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