LSU Appears Good Bet To Win Southeastern Grid Championship Again Next
Baton Rouge La Jan CAP Louisiana State University looks like a strong favorite to repeat as Southeastern Conference football champion next year despite expected losses. Coach Bernie Moore weighs options with Bill May to develop at quarterback, stressing field strategy and defense as key needs.
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Basil Myrick
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Gordon Laster
Max Nojan Moore
Wardell Levik
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NYU Beats Kentucky 41 28 at Madison Square Garden
New York University 6 basketball team defeated Kentucky 41 to 28 before 80th customer at Madison Square Garden, extending their winning streak to 11. Starters Rubinstein and Carillet led scoring, with Rubstein adding nine. Coach Moore discusses spring practice and quarterback prospects for 1930s season.
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Bill’ May
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bin May
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Cubs Owner Promises Salary Increases For 1935 Next Season
Chicago owner Phil Wrigley announced a league wide salary hike for all 23 Cubs players for the 1935 season. He stressed young players should be developed and rewarded as they improve, rather than buying stars. Longtime Cubs notables like Lon Warneke and Gabby Hariny and Augie Galan were mentioned as beneficiaries under a bonus system linked to performance.
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Augie Galan
Frank Demarco
Bill Lee
Galan
After the Swim Proposes U S Meet in London
British swimming circles propose a world class meet at White City Stadium London next August pitting British athletes against Americans following the 1924 Paris Games. The 1021 contest ended 10 80 with multiple age group winners including women.
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Denver detective spared for traffic ticket count
Detective Peter Sawodsky faced scrutiny after 50 traffic tickets surfaced. A police rule allowed one ticket per offense, but Capt. James Pitt chose to reprimand rather than discipline further, with the incident dated to 1997. The case notes mention Cole Jan and AP reporting on the matter.
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Peter Sawodsky
Dors
James Pitt
Birmingham City Detective Hunts Rat Mystery
Birmingham January reports show City Detective McCoy Felton investigating a theft of a handcut piece. The case centers on who removed the item while the owner was not smoking, with efforts focused on identifying the culprit.
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Lola
Miecreant
Birmingham, Jan
McCoy Felton
Nie
Red Sox Resign Foxx On 25 000 Dollar Year
New York AP Boston Red Sox settle Jimmie Foxx contract dispute by re signing him for a one year deal worth 25000 dollars after tearing up the old two year pact Foxx returns as club key man with potential room to field multiple positions. Owner Tom Yawkey denies any trade talks involving Roger Cramer to acquire Ben Chapman.
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Eddie Collins
Jimmie Foxx
Athletics
Boston
Yawkey
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Jimmie
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Roger Cramer
Cramer
Ben Chapman
Chapman
Tourney on Court Back in Southeastern Title Race
Atlanta report details the return of the Southeastern Conference tournament as the determiner of the league champion for 1935. LSU and Kentucky loom as favorites amid roster changes, with key players like Leroy Edwards and Sparky Wade leaving, and Rupp's Wildcats and Rubenhorst's Tigers expected to lead the race into Knoxville games.
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Atlanta
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Malcom
Sparky) Wade
Baton Rouge
Leroy Edwards
Edwards
Neasop
Adolph Rupp
Thdianapoli
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Rupp
Harry Rubenhorat
Tigers
Knoxville
Tenn
Pitt
New York U
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Butler
Creighton
Lloyd
Shongloo) Lindney
Janky
Ammold Bryan
Willis Leathers
William Lohannon
Nolen Miller
Wendell Wells
Ray Giacoma
Callifornis
Contey
Red) Hathorn
Bama Gastets Drill for Tigers in Crimson Tide Cage Week
Alabama’s Crimson Tide prepares for two crucial home games against LSU Tigers at the Capstone. Coach Crisp emphasizes offense while defense shines, with Jim Whatley anchoring the center position as the team targets wins six and seven this week. The LSU games draw a record Dixie crowd amid strong expectations.
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Alabama boxing team readies eight bout opener at Starkville
Alabama boxing coach Richard Bricketes leads a rebuilt lineup with no lettermen returning. Elects include Henry Welsh, Steve Ferraris, Frank Zechar, John Clifford captain, Caes ar Petrozell, Dave Brennan, Emanuel Katmanwiz, Bert Richmond. First bout against Mississippi Slats Jan 9 at Starkville. team quickly nears conditioning for season start.
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Lone alien left in tennis match at Coral Gables
Only one foreign entrant remained in the singles division of the Mignt Biltmore tennis tournament advancing to quarterfinals. Jack Reitman of Montreal faced Weston Painter of Minneapolis in a third round clash as Ricardo Morales of Cuba and other seeds moved forward.
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Havana
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Record of sorts in San Francisco tennis volleying
Wimbledon champion Willa Moody and coach Howard Kinsey set a continuous volleying target in a practice session, totaling 2 001 consecutive shots across the net in one hour and 15 minutes. Kinsey left before finishing the attempt, predicting they could reach 5 000 unbroken shots.
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Dele Willa Moody
Howard Kinsey
Kinsey
Glands and Grains The Yale Professor’s Eating Plan
New York January 9 AP report quotes Prof Howard W Hageford of Yale saying workers gain focus and efficiency in the first three hours after eating. He advocates eating five or six small meals daily instead of two or three, and argues the stomach does not require a rest after meals.
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Howard W. Hageford
Yale University
Fruit Shower Fights Enliven Istanbul Football Match
Galata Saray and Gu neche clubs clashed as fans hurled apples and other fruit onto the field. Several players were injured and hospitalized amid the melee. Supporters later stormed the Guneche club precinct, smashing windows and injuring bystanders.
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Old 77 jersey returns to Illinois after mystery
Harold Red Grange’s famed Old No. 77 jersey, worn in the 1925 Ohio State finale, disappears from trainer Matt Bullock’s desk only to be mailed back in a package with its identifying hole in the back and a story of a former student-turned-watchman who reclaimed it.
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Harold
Red) Grange
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Grange
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Matt Bullock
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Red
Matt
Waning Interest Halts Nimrod Club Effort
Dr J A Campbell leader of the Nimrod organization reports waning interest and attendance at a planned meet in Houston. Despite around 60 pledged members, the group failed to operate smoothly, hindering efforts for game conservation and law enforcement. He warns the club must succeed or be exterminated, noting limited hatchery output and sparse activity over four years.
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Chicago Cubs Win Pennant Drive Opens Season Strong
Chicago Cubs claim league pennant glory with a dominant opener. Cincinnati Redim and other teams trail as the season begins, with Chicago holding a sharp 16 ton record metric in the debut game.
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