Pasadena Open Golf Tournament Gives Hope of More Lateral Passing
Pasadena hosts the Prada open with tough play in the first round. Sam Sparks Jr leads with 68 while Wilford Witty Cox Al Kruegar and Jimmy Hines share early low scores. The field includes Johnnie Dawson Laffoon Marty Cooper and MacDonald Smith as round two narrows to 60 players for the 36 hole semifinals.
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Pasadena
Call
Gitfere Agukitg
Sam Sparks
Florida
Wilford Witty Cox
Bethesda
al Kruegar
Belelt
Wir
Jimmy
Hines
Garden City
Cox
Kragar
Sparks
Johnnie Dawson
Ky Laffoon
Marty Cooper
Bil Hebthorn
MacDonald Smith
Vic Ghezzi
Henry Pickard
Slow whistle rule to be dropped by national rules group
New York December report from the national football rules committee says the slow whistle rule, adopted to boost inta rnal passing, will be dropped as no major changes are planned otherwise. The panel cites lack of evidence linking the rule to injuries and notes adjustments would create a patchwork of exceptions across levels.
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New York
Chiirmyo
Walter Okenon
Tabughs
Wilsen
Palm
Sorings
Calif
Interal
Oketon
Geome
M Hieals
Bealdes
Okeson
Tiree Years
Rivera
LSU Bayou Tigers Taping Off For Sugar Bowl Test
Lautalana State University prepares its Bayou Tigers for the Sugar Bowl clash with Texas Christian University. Coach Bernie Moore has drilled a veteran squad, focusing on defense and smoother timing after a long off period following the season finale. The team aims to regain peak form for the January 1 test, hoping the offense and line play can meet the challenge.
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Bayou Tigers
Moore
Baton Rouge
Lautalana State University
Texas Christian University
New Orleans
Brrnie Moore
Bayow Tigers
TCV
Louisiana State
Ageonar
Mammy Baugh
Epaughecrimmane
Tatone
Stockholm to Build All-Season Air Conditioned Picture House
Stockholm reports plans for a fully air conditioned cinema by the Swedish Film Industry company. The house will be heated in winter and cooled in summer, with year round washing and maintenance to ensure comfort.
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Stockholm
Manhunters Slay Four Time Killer in Butte Shootout
Four time killer Knight is killed by deputies in a dogged stakeout at the Gilligan home near Butte Montana after a three day manhunt. He confessed to killing Deputy Thomas Meehan and two other officers. James Gilligan and family held captive were released after Knight was shot. Police say Knight boasted of killings and had claimed other murders in the area. Jean Miller was questioned regarding the Seattle slaying.
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Prewe
Butte
Mont Dev
Willam Henry Knight
DY Powemen
Turcor
Montana
James Gilligan Gillean
Fla
Honorrado
Chiren
David
Hezet
Knight
Jack Duggan
Sasistant Poll
Gilligan
Allny
Seat We
Thomas Meehan
Tom O’ Nell
Frank Walsh
Buite
Floyd Woods
Madison River
Jean Miller
Givigan
Tor
Nish
Senator Millard Tydings Marries Eleanor Davied-Chreveborough
Senator Millard EB Tydings and his bride Eleanor Davied-Chreveborough wed quietly in Maryland as press snapped photos outside the Presbyterian church. The ceremony followed a hush-hush approach with few guests and the couple prepared for a brief honeymoon in New Orleans before returning to duties.
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Maryland
Washington
Dee
Millard
Tydings
Eleanor Davied
Chreveborough
New Orleans
Guynant
Mra Tydings
Magma
Dace Beats Levinaky In Chicago Bout At 40 Seconds
In a Saturday edition sports note from a year ago, MEax Dace knocked out King Levinaky in 40 seconds of a Coureriand Arbitton bout in Chicago. Mentions Nexboald BC three years up and Root named new head coach at Yate, with Mal Stavens coaching.
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Sports Mirror
Meax Dace
King Levinaky
Coureriand
Arbitton
Chicago
Nexboald BC
Root
Yate
Ancoaching
Mal Stavens
Brooklyn
New Orleans Opens Post for Sugar Bowl Track Meet
New Orleans launches a week of sport with football basketball track yachting and tennis. The Sugar Bowl invitational track meet features Glenn Cunningham Jack Torrance and others in an elite field shaping the Olympic trials buildup. Followed by yacht events and the Sugar Bowl football game LSU versus Texas Christian University, with intercollegiate basketball and a guests tournament planned next week.
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New Orleans
United States
Glenn Cunningham
Jack Torrance
Gharila Hornbostel
Sam Allen
South
Cunningham
Glenn Dawson
Oklahoma Flash
Frank Crowley
New York
A.C
Henry Morgan
North Texas
Tenchera
Don “Lash
Indiana
al Moreny
Johnny Morrie
Louisiana
Harry Willams
North Carolina
Ronse Bush
California
Johnny Wolff
Manhattan
Hornebostel
Hamp Lyons
Alabama
Bon I Friend
Louisiana State
Torrance Glen
Shits" Haein
Loulane
George Arnold
Millrove AC
Norman Pright
Stanford
Butler
Don Lagh
Suger Bow
Regettin
Southern Yacht Club
Louisiana Sinta University
Towas Christian University
L. 3 US
University of Pittsburgh
Lindbergh exile sparks British press drive against crime
British papers debate the Lindbergh departure from the United States amid calls to purge American crime and conduct a national cleansing. The Express recalls Pilgrim ancestry while urging Americans to rid the nation of scum as Lindbergh and his child depart.
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Lindbergha
United States
The
Daily Express
America
Lindbergh
England
Sam
Cartier
Daly Mirror
Indian Boss Stresses Pass Defense Against SMU
Stanford coach Claude Thornhill emphasizes shutting down SMU's aerial attack while preparing for the Rose Bowl. James Moscrip may see action at end as Stanford aims to counter Finley and Wilson threats. SMU stars Finley Wilson and Orr push for a big game after Tucson workout.
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SMU
Paul Zimmerman
Pasadena
Calif
Claude Tiny Thornbil
Stanford
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Thornbill
Southern Methodist
California
Mustang
James
Monk) Moscrip
Matty Bell
Mustangs
Finley
Bobby Wilson
Texas Christian
Bilake
Tucson
Urit
Bob Finley
Maurice Orr
Texans
Uc.l
Harry Shufsid
Settle
Bullard
Bond Market Grows on Cheap Money and Revival
The 1939 bond market showed a rising price curve through the year due to cheap money and a developing business revival. Treasury offerings exceeded eight billion dollars, including refunding of Liberty bonds, while utilities led gains on the New York Stock Exchange. Industrials remained steady as the year progressed amid cautious railroad loan activity and evolving regulatory impact.
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SY Bournard
Ohara
New York
Cca
accumulaUona
Vnto
SEC
U Os
Treasury
Lsted
New York Stock Exchange
Louisiana vote counting sparks state fever in 1926 election
A congressional observer arrived as Louisiana's primary voters faced a tense moment over vote counting. Parish boards of election, under Gov. Allen and Long-era law, were directed to run a tall and honest election. Critics called assurances empty while officials prepared to host the scrutiny and challenge of political machines from the Huey Long era.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Parish Boards of Supervisors of
K. Allen
Huey P. Long
Allen
Norman Bauer
Rep. Wilcox
Fioride
House
AL Jen
Waa
Carl
Austin Weies
Congress
Wilcox
Washington
Postage due card found in Greensboro box during holidays
A Greensboro woman found a postage due card in her box during the holidays. She presented it at the proper window, paid the two cents, and found a Christmas greeting from J. W. Coleman, the postmaster.
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Greensboro
N. C
W. Coleman
Sunny South reports traffic duty by officer at Lake Howell
North Raleigh dispatch from New York City on December 28 notes B. Williams, a motorcycle officer, drafted for traffic duty at Lake Howell where about a dozen skaters performed. Report mentions a strengthening in rail revenues later in the year and a pronounced upturn in earnings.
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FRIGW
Raleigh
Nyc
South
B. Williams
Lake Howell
Residential construction hits three year high in 1935
New York reports that residential building rose 85 percent in the first eleven months of 1935 versus 1934, with December expected to boost totals. Public funds, mainly WPA, aided totals though full impact lingered into 1936. Total housing contracts rose across 37 eastern states, yet experts say the nation remains seven to ten million dwellings behind. Industry optimism grows for 1936 as prefab low-cost homes emerge and aim to revive mass consumption.
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New York
Rocky Mountains
BW Dodge Corp
Inns House
Watt Homes
Mont Building
Quay Grace Dies a Prominent Florida Family Member
Quay Grace a member of a well known Florida family died suddenly this morning at the City Drug store where he worked. He was about 40. He slumped after serving customers, though reportedly in good health. Surviving are three brothers F Grace of Jacksonville Wilt Grace of Fort Myers and Dudley Grace of Macon. three sisters Mrs Sabile Brock Mrs Rath Logan and Mrs Charis Whittle. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Florida
Sraceville
Fia
Quay Grace
Mr. Grace
G. M. Grace
F. Grace
Jacksonville
Fla
Grace
Christmas loan repayment goes unpaid in San Francisco
Mrs Jean Schoening lent a patient $250 a year ago and was promised repayment. At Christmas she received a $5 check, refused it until given $25 change, and the check was returned marked no account.
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Sfort
San Francisco
Jean Schoening
Warsaw Students Live on Blood for Transfusions
Several hundred Warsaw University students enrolled with the medical faculty live on call day and night to supply blood used in transfusions. They stay on Lees for bs shortages and assist in ongoing medical needs.
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Warsaw
Warsaw University
Lees
Bsi
Denmark Signs Pact to Buy Brazil Copies in 1935
Denmark agrees with Brazil to purchase an edition valued at $275,000. The deal creates a Danish exchange aimed at equating trade flows and boosting Danish book imports.
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Denmark
Brazil
Debate on athletes and ethics engulfs New York forum
In a controversial discussion in New York Dee Open addresses the subject of athlete recantations and Southeastern content in collegiate athletics amid National Collegiate Association debates. Maj John Le Grif presided as reports emerged on actions proposed by Tigert and southern leaders.
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New York
Dee
Tobbieg
John le Grif
Tigert of Bloride
Addres
Wilbur Smith
Dire
Georgia
Yatricthy
NCA
American Olympe
American Boy Association
Geneva levee project progresses amid flood threat
In Muskogee area reports describe rapid progress on the Geneva levee after flood indicators. Workers build dikes and gates, with a concrete rail gap and an 88 foot elevation planned, cost pegged at 350000 dollars for a 719 acre center, as pumps and trucks ready to move water clearance.
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Geneva
Hatehee
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