Yankees Seek Second Baseman for 1938 Campaign
Yankees manager Joe McCarthy eyes a second baseman who can last the season. Budd Myer demands top price and Pinky Higgins price tag complicate deals. Tony Larrazar is expected to start at keystone early, with Dan Heffner and Jack Saloaver as reserves. Frank Crosetti continues to recover from knee surgery, while Lou Gehrig anchors first base and Hank Greenberg is not involved. The outfield features George Selkirk, Joe DiMaggio, and Ben Chapman with Bill Dickey behind the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugs & Fullerton, JR
Associated Frown
New York
Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Joe
Buddy Myer
Pinky Higgins
Myer
Washington
Toe
Clark Griffith
McCarthy
Tony Larzer
Keystone
Tony
Dan Heffner
Jack Salo Aver
Frank Crosetti
Crosetti
Jast Semeone
Yanks
Lou Gehrig
Higgins
Athletics
Aad Rolfe
Freddy Lindetram
Cums
Higgson
Rolle
Abin Sucessa
Ben Chapmen
George Selkirk
Mguces
Joe DiMaggio
Sala
Bill Dickey
Lefty Gomez
Charley Raffing
Johnny Bronca
Monte Pearson
Johnny Murphy
Jimmy de Shong
Gebbis
Gomez
Chapman
RicCarthy
Yun J Keee
Tax hearing set in Alabama processing tax cases
A Birmingham hearing is set in a U S district court on a 40 million dollar dispute over delayed processing taxes. About 2.1 million is involved in the impounded funds to be returned to an Alabama racestore under a Supreme Court related AAA decision. Judge C B Kennamer will preside as Dist Atty Jim Smithhead outlines the disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fudge Kemsmee
Willeigh Picow
Birmingham
Alabama
AAA
U. S. District Court
C. B. Kennatmer
Montgomary
Atty Jim
United States Supreme Court
Cotton exports rise in December and five month 1935 period
The Commerce Department reports a substantial gain in cotton exports for December and the last five months of 1935. December 1935 exports were 377,400 bales valued at 55,204,000, compared with 1,238,000 bales valued at 74,165,000 in November and 505,000 bales valued at 14,400,000 in December 1934. August to December 1935 exports totaled 3,402,000 bales valued at 222,183,000, up from 2,390,000 bales valued at 169,005,000 in the 1934 period. Major buyers included the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Poland, Belgium, and the Netherlands, with significant shipments to Japan, Italy, China, and Sweden in the five-month span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Taporte
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Poland
Belgium
Netherlands
Japan
Italy
China
Sweden
City Of Champions Shine In Springfield Sports Hoard
Springfield leads the Missouri Ozarks with four titles across sports in 1935 including college basketball archery and central fire plate crowns. Horton Smith adds two golf crowns at Miami Biltmore and Palm Springs events. Chief Justice John C. Anderson marks 22 years as Alabama Supreme Court presiding justice and 32 years on the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herion Smith
Springfield
Ozarks
Rorton Smith
Miami- Biltmore
Palm Springs
John C. Anderson
Alabama Supreme Court
Possible Upsets In Dixie Tennis Tourney Seen
In Tampa on June 15 AP reports the Dixie tennis tourney favorites, led by top seed Bryan Grant of Atlanta, may face upsets. Hendrix of Lakeland and Harris of West Palm Beach had recent wins, with early-round matches including Swindell of Tampa vs Reedy of Ausmi and Bushee of Tampa vs Bocalls of Tampa. Other first rounds feature Lake of Birmingham vs Gatliff of Tampa and McDiarmid of Chicago vs Rose of St Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fin
Bryan M
Bitey't Grant, Jr
Atlanta
Grant
Arthur Hendrix
Lakelam Fish
Charles Harris
West Palm Beach
Hendrix
Conrad Swindell
Uctia
Gordon Reedy
Ausmi
Barris
Gene Bushee
Gene Bocalls
Dick Morris
Robert Lake
Birmingham
Reno Gatliff
Tamper
John McDiarmid
Chicago
Randall Rose
St. Petersburg
Hal Surface
Kaonna City
Harris Everett
Jacksonville
Harold McGuilin
Philadelphia
bin Berv
Weston Peinter
Minneaporte
Malcolm MeGillis
Ter
Miami
Boxing Bouts and Boxing News From Across The Ring
Roundup notes Joe Louis Braddock talk of a potential next summer bout as dock McAvoy and Primo Carnera surface in chatter. Carnera completes training and heads to New York, while boxing writers gear up for press duties and new promotional plans statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Briets
Associated Press
New York
Joe Louis
Jimny Braddock
Folka
Dock McAvoy
Marke Jacobo
Louis
Braddock
Mike
Richard
Dompacy
Craddock
Loula
Jimmy
Primo Carnera
Nic Steilun
Buddy Baer
Chicago
Los Angeles
Brother Lewter
Young
Ark Stoden
Stanford
Wild
Hum
Dick Shkat
Wrassler
Doe Cronin
Oy Red Sox
Far West
Bol Zuppke
Southern
Jimmie Foxx
Paul Parker
New York Boxing Writers’ Association
Lwn
Youth Triumphs Adults in Spelling Match at Pelham
Ten prominent New York City and Pelham businessmen faced Pelham high school students in a spelling contest in Pelham New York. Adults were eliminated as the boys continued, with first to fall being William A. Shimer editor of Phi Beta Kappa magazine on sateen and Al Bort Ridout English teacher on abhorrence. The text notes the 1900 buggy manufacturing industry as a bold historical aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Hels Kappa Tone
Pelham
N. Y
New York City
Felham
Appelle
Len
William A. Shimer
Phi Beta Kappa
Wan al- Bort
Ridout
German Cities Plan Winter Festivals as Olympic Draw Near
Munich prepares for February carnival season tied to February 6 to 36 Olympics in Garmisch Partenkirchen. City events include Technical University ball Fasching exhibitions and theater tributes with Cologne and Mainz contributing. aimed at drawing Olympic visitors with a month long program and carnival displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Germany
Garmiach-Partenkirchen
Technical University
Deutsches Theatre
Artista
Cologne
He Maing
Bavarian Alps
Gutmbich-Partenkirchen
Alfred Jarvis Emerges As National Junior Tennis Champion
Alfred Jarvis, age 37, 6 4 3 4 tall, wins the national junior title after moving up from the boys division. The freshman at William College trains with Charles M. Weeds and is praised by officials as a player with immense potential for big tournaments in the summer. Judges note his height and powerful returns as key assets amid rising junior competition praised by promoters in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Jarvis
Alfred Wow
Jarvis
Gilbert A. Munt, Jr
Washington
Donald Lenavens
Milwaukee
Jarvia
Charles M. Weeds
Homersette
Bernardavine
Williame College
Who
Volo Ban
Bill O'Brien
Madison
Tennis Pros Tour Opens With Star Lineup at Garden
A January start at Pop's Square Garden features Bir BN Tilden Ellsworth Vines Mrs Ethel Burkard Arnold Miss Lane Sharp Berkeley Bell Taster Stueton George Lott and Bruce Barnes. The tour will span 280 plus cities with four matches weekly for six months and a peak of 16 matches in 16 cities on 11 consecutive nights. If trends continue 13 120 games will be played and about 18000 new tennis bats used during the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chat Dime
Springfield College Football’s 4% Year History Highlight
Springfield College marks its 4% year grid history since 1890 with Amno Alonzo Staff as first coach and captain. Over 500 varsity letters awarded. six four-letter men include Dr. James Naismith, inventor of basketball, and captains from Rutland Wisconsin to Williston Academy. Others earned three letters as coaches in Cleveland, San Bernardino, and More. Read the Classified ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield College
Springfield
Muss
Jan
Amno Alonzo
Nero
Yale
Janes Naismith
Doctor Naismith
Alangon L. Flair
Rutland
Percy K. Holmes
Dowd
Frank G. Civiletto
Cleveland
Arthur F. Schaefer
San Bernardino
Calif
Warren W. Watters
Williston Academy
Staty-neven
Coaches Abused Referees Irritate Officials in Big Ten
Indianapolis AP Jan 15 veteran Big Ten official Stan Feesle, age 40, plans to quit refereeing, citing harsh coaching abuse and nerve strain. He defends referees against fan attacks, notes games run close and uniform calls are needed, recalls 49 fouls in one match, and will endure 3-4 games weekly before stepping away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Stan Feezle
Feerzle
Feesle
Treasury position report and California vehicle records
Treasury data from Jan 18 shows receipts 13.41 million dollars and expenditures 34.64 million, balance 2.13 billion. Customs receipts for the month total 15.16 million. California nears an all time motor vehicle registration high with 2,195,400 vehicles listed in ten months, up from 2,107,275 in 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
The
California
Pravinus
Justinians Pandects and Tribonian Code Impact
A brief recounting of Justinian I ordering Tribonian to codify Roman law, resulting in the Pandects, a foundational 50-volume code shaping European law. It notes the 1934 Rome congress and the legacy of Justinian’s unified legal system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justinian
Tribotian
Tribonian
Europe
Rome
Trivonian
NBA Service, Inc
Referee Recalls Other Games to Beat Disputed Notre Dame-Wildcats Battle
Chicago, Jan. 14 AP veteran Big Ten referee Nick Kearns recalls earlier disputed games including a Wisconsin Iowa finish 87 seconds too soon and a Wisconsin Illinois misfire caused by a timekeeper gun failure. He notes the Notre Dame Northwestern clash ended 20 20 with scorekeepers split and newspapers declaring 20 26. He emphasizes the difficulty of correcting late decisions and the risk of flawed timekeeping affecting final results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Hicago
Northwestern
Nick Kearns
Kearns
Wisconsin
Evanston
Fats
Wisconsin-Iowa
Neat Madison
Hearne
Wis
Consin
Aed
Towa
Akren
Madison
Miccle
Internes Drug List Highlights Sugar Coffee Diets
Syracuse University College of Medicine interns use a handbook noting sugar milk and coffee as therapeutic aids. Milk with calcium substitutes morphine, dextrose aids liver care, and caffeine helps respiration in emergencies. The booklet, edited by Dr Dooley, aims to enable interns to handle urgent cases with safe medical practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roward W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse University College of Medicine
M. 3. Dooley
Medical College
Ite Purpons
Two Women Witnessed Abduction Trial in Alabama
Two women, including the slater of the murderer and a state convict department employee, witnessed an abduction case as the electric chair was adapted in Alabama in 1927. The report notes their presence at the warden's request amid a broader discussion of deceduous shrub propagation through staking cuttings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Slater
Mah
Sports Mirror highlights early golf and handicap shifts
Sports Mirror recalls Tammy Hitchcock dropping from a 10 handicap after 12 years with A S Peto association. It notes Paul Runyan winning the Agua Caliente open for 7500 dollars three years ago with a 237 score and mentions Whitney’s Evergy winning an inaugural wandseep at Miami with a two shot margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammy Hitchcock
A. S. Peto Association
Paul Runyan
Whitney
Dmiami
Editor's charq denial foils New York boxing inquiry
Nat Fleischer of a boxing magazine and John J. Phelan of the New York State Athletic Commission clashed before the commission over allegations of gambling connections. Fleischer testified an inspector tipped gamblers and that Brown passed information to First, while Phelan denied any wrongdoing. The hearing adjourned with Fleischer agreeing to bring witnesses and the inspector summoned again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jan
Nat Fletchher
Boxing Magazin
Thy
John J. Phelan
Chaim
New York State
Brown
Firsl
Pieischer
Missioner Brown
Fleischer
Ttrman
Fielscht Brown
Hambletonian Entry Note At Goshen Auction
The Rams trotting stake near Goshen is set for late August with over $40,000 in prize money. Officials note a 100 year and 23 in 1634 reference, and call for qualifying entries as Read the Clasalfles €48 Fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hambletonian Agtr
Goshen
Jax
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe Palooka
Lazzeri
Albert Cumbie
Foster St
Sindustry
Pop
Vrigit
Whongin
Badgers
Interne
Sports Mirror
Nat Fleischer
Sele J. Jan
Sharp Argus
Eagle Office
Dothan
Postoffice
Sten
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!