Soggy field hosts all-age dog trial at Danville
At Danville Pear, 11 braces competed in the All America Field Trial Club stage for the all-age championship. Speedy No-He's Scopple, a female pointer owned by Jacob France, won the derby. Allegheny Bacon Sevocd, Norin's Aerodion, and Cammwave followed, with all top placements earned by female dogs.
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Rise of Women Golfers Marks 1925 35 Era
George Jacobi notes a surge in women golfers during 1925 with business conditions, teaching efforts, and new junior prospects. Sam Parks Jr. shines in the National Open, Johnny Bauerla wins the PGA blue, and the PGA inaugurates a consultant architect program led by A W Tillinghast to help clubs improve courses. Golf expands into schools, fueling a future national junior championship.
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Yale coach Kiphuth tries underwater view for swimming precision
Yale swimming coach Bob Kiphuth, chairman of the U S Olympic committee, wore a diving helmet and 30 pound vest to the bottom of the Yale pool to observe his swimmers from beneath the surface. He said the underwater view eliminates refraction and bubbles, giving a true image of balance, stroke, and technique and plans to continue the method.
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Alabama Crimson Tide basketball previews two L. S. U. games
Alabama prepared for a pair of Southeastern Conference games against LSU in Baton Rouge and Louisiana State fans expect a large crowd. The Tide, riding three straight wins, sharpened offense with high scorers Whatley, Nagy, and Keller leading the attack while Coach Crippen plans to start Keller Rowika Whatley Negt and McLeod in the starting lineup.
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Frosh Look Good For Auburn Basketball Tryouts
A squad of 74 freshmen reported to Coach Dott Morgan for Alabama Poly's first year high school basketball season. Several hopefuls arrived as scouts, with plans for a six day trip to meet teams in South Alabama, West Georgia and North Florida from January 26 to February 1. Auburn faces Dadeville, Georgia Military Academy, Lanett Athletic Club and Selma High School in upcoming games, with dates in February. Alabama production value for 1935 reached 1,881,000 bushels, worth 1,223,000 dollars, down 219,000 from 1934.
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National seniors championship for professionals
A national seniors championship will be held this year for professionals S0 years of age and over. The event will feature men who contributed to the sport’s growth in the country. The tournament’s date and venue will be announced later. Golf clubs nationwide are healthier now due to improved business, and many clubs converted to near-public institutions are expected to revert to private status.
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Hockey Provides Old Timers Lot To Gossip About
In Fullerton New York on January 444P fans savor hockey lore as old timers recall Dawson City vs Ottawa for the Stanley Cup, Frank McGee’s eight goals in eight minutes, the Rangers Cook Brothers banter, and a Calgary Calgary league incident where both goaltenders were penalized.
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Andy Aitkenhead
Portland
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Sam Timmina
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Aitkenhead
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Two Unheralded Players Capture Miami Attention
In Coral Gables on January 8 the Miami Hilton tournament drew focus as two unseeded players upset favorites to reach the quarterfinals. Weston Painter of Minneapolis defeated Canadian champion Marcel Rainville 6-4 6-2 to set up a clash with Montreal's Jack Reitman, who beat Carroll Turner 6-3 4-4. The event featured several notable matchups, including Cuban champion Ricardo Morales facing Gardner Mullay with others advancing to face seeded rivals in a tense round of 16.
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Snow Adorns Bavarian Alps As Olympics Draw Near
GARMISCH-PARTENKIRCHEN Germany Jan 3 AP snow covers the Bavarian mountains easing logistics for the winter Olympics. Officials expect continued Hitler weather aiding outdoor events while preparations since 1933 focus on the ski jump and cross country courses. The town braces for Olympic judge radio and illumination towers, with new alpine venues marking the 1 kilometer cross country and military patrol races.
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Grants Predicts 1936 Davis Cup Team Candidate
Coral Gables Florida January 8 Bryan Grant predicted the 1936 Davis Cup lineup and said he would try to win a berth for himself Grant, ranked No 4, aims to displace Wilbur Allison and Donald Budge in singles while Johnny Van Ryn and Allison handle doubles He expects the cup to be chosen on competitive bases with Australia entering the American zone and Crawford likely to win two matches to edge the United States Grant beat Budge in nationals last year and believes he can do it again
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Revolta Sets 16 Round Golf Pace In Four Open Events
John Revolta of Coral Gables Florida played 288 holes over four courses Orlando Sarasota Miami Biltmore and Nassau British Colonial in 17 days. He totaled 7113 strokes, earning about 2000 plus in prize money and finishing second in money to Rodman Smith.
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Golf circuit notes steady play and top earners
Pap hang Up Hew sets a course record as the Sarasota tourney and December classics highlight top averages. Wille MacFarlane, Ronny Tuckahoe, Morten Smith, Zell Eaton, Bobby Cruickshank, and Leo Mallory figure among leaders. Revolta’s low average contrasts with limited wins. Cruickshank and Mallory read as strong challengers. Revolta’s reliable putting and nerves of steel underline the season’s blend of steady golf and clutch play.
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Hunters chase profitable bounty in Outagamie county
About 50 hunters in Outagamie county Wisconsin have turned to wolf bounty as a profitable pastime. Wolves are worth 35 dollars per animal, drawing steady activity in the area over recent weeks.
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Col Frank Knox Remembers Sports Career and Hunting Hobbies
Washington January 6 AP four sport college star Col Frank Knox touts golf and hunting amid talk of a possible Republican bid. He recalls Alma College days in Michigan playing football basketball baseball and track while describing old games and hunting trips across Canada Arizona Colorado.
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Trade talk stirs around Mack Cronin Red Sox deal
New York reports detail Ed Mack’s long pursuit of star players as he presses Boston in a July style negotiation. Collins and Yawkey discuss a potential lineup and possible moves including Pinkie Higgins with Detroit and New York figures weighing offers. Ed Barrow signals broad deal potential pending involvement of John McCarthy’s beer men.
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Auburn Basketball Schedule Set for Vanderbilt Sewanee Showdowns
Auburn's Southeastern Conference slate opens with Sewanee on Thursday and features return dates with Vanderbilt and Sewanee. Coach Ralph Jordan lists guard Joe Mitchell, center Rex Fel, and forward Woodrow or Robbie Blake as starters, with Bi Blake, Buddy Crew, Joseph Wood, Curlee, and Frank Hams as reserves in a five-man lineup rotating for the Tigers’ 1940s era schedule.
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Meridian aviation record attempt ends amid speculation
Reports from Meridian Mississippi describe aviators attempting a long distance endurance flight linked to a possible world record. Details are unclear with conflicting word on the sponsor and route from Newport to the South Coast, while Dell Morgan and Auburn represent Alabama politics as freshmen basketball headlines surface.
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