Temple to Meet Tulane in Sugar Bowl Tilt
New Orleans reports Tulane and Temple were selected by the Mid-Winter Sports association to clash New Year's Day in the Sugar Bowl. Temple unbeaten in the East with two ties. Tulane with nine wins and a crown tie in the SEC. Guaranteed purses: visiting team 15000, host Tulane 12000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Tulane
New Orleans
Mid-Winter Sports Association
Glenn Pop Warner
Indiana
Bucknell
Alace
Colgate
W Tillane
Huey Long
Louisiana State
Baton Rouge
Winig
Chattanooga
Auburn
Florida
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Mississippi
Kentucky
Sewanee
Texas A. & M
West Virginia
Marquette
Holy Cross
Carnegie Tech
Villanova
Board Rules It Can Regulate Newspaper Guild Disputes
The National Labor Relations Board ruled it can exercise jurisdiction over newspaper Guild disputes, drawing support from its Dean v Jennings decision. Howard Davis of the American Newspaper Publishers Association criticized the ruling as a threat to free press, while the board argued the press is not immune from regulation and that the case does not violate constitutional guarantees. The decision involves San Francisco Call-Bulletin editor Jennings and possible penalties for Blue Eagle discipline if reinstatement is not offered within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Howard Davis
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Davis
Dean v. Jennings
San Francisco Calle Bullétin
Newspaper Guild
Jennings
Blue Eagle
William Randolph
Hearst
Wrestling Last Night by The Associated Press
Chicago Jim Londos defeated Jack Smith in one fall. New York Maurice La Chapelle defeated Jackie Brown in one fall. Wilmington Jim Brown defeated Emil Dusek in one fall. Portland Arthur Flynn defeated Gorilla Max in one fall.
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Chicago
Jim _ Londos
Greece
Jack Smith
New York
Maurice la Chapelle
France
Jackie Brown
Wilmington
Del
Jim Brown
Verona
Emil Dusek
Omaha
Neb
Portland
Arthur Flynn
Boston
Gorilla Max
Fights Last Night Summary of welterweight results
New Haven bout results feature Maxie Rosenbloom outpointing Al Gainer in a 12 round decision. Ed Karolak and Coco won on points over Bezinah and Frankie Mirabil respectively. Mickey Walker was knocked out by Paul Pirtone in Rumson. Other decisions include Bass over Wallace and Rightmire over Paul in Chicago with several knockouts.
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New Haven
Conn
Maxie Rosenbloom
New York
al Gainer
al Boross
Bridgeport
Ed Karolak
Schenectady
N. Y
Louis Kid Coco
Elmer Bezinah
Philadelphia
Paul Pirtone
Cleveland
Mickey Walker
Rumson
N. J
Kenny Bass
Frankie Wallace
Chicago
Everett (Young) Rightmire
Sioux City
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
Johnny Phagan
Charvez
Phoenix
Ariz
Harry Booker
Lee Shepherd
al Pahl
Omaha
Neb
Sailor Born
Atlanta
Johnny Fitzpatrick
Frankie Mirabil
Miami
Fla
al Todisco
Easton
Carl Guggina
Washington
Frankie Blair
Camden
Young Jess Willard
Norman Quarles
Calvin Calp
Baltimore
Mickey Walker Knocked Out by Paul Pirrone in Cleveland
Philadelphia reports Mickey Walker, winner of two world titles across multiple weights, was knocked out by Paul Pirrone of Cleveland at Convention Hall in two minutes and nineteen seconds of a planned 12 round fight. Walker suffered bleeding cuts around both eyes and was unable to defend himself as the referee stopped the bout.
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Philadelphia
Mickey Walker
Shrewsbury Manor
N. J
Paul Pirrone
Cleveland
Walker
Chu
Spectator In Awe As Boxer Climbs From Knockdown
In front of 11,000 fans, the boxer rose after a nine count in the second round to claim victory. Pirrone weighed 159 pounds while Walker fought at 162 in a bout that showcased Pirrone dominating rounds.
Thomas Makes Good as Head Bama Mentor
University of Alabama honors Frank Thomas four years after he became head football coach. He retained Wade era assistants, notably Hank Crisp as athletic director and line coach, combining discipline with diplomacy. The Tide posted only four losses and one tie in that span, with Thomas as patient observer on the bench and Crisp providing sharp guidance.
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T. M. Davenport University
Ala
University of Alabama
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Wallace Wade
Thomas
Crimson ‘Tide
South
Wade
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Henry
Hank) Crisp
Crisp
Crimson Tides
Gehrig Sets Another Mark In His League
Lou Gehrig led the American League in runs batted in for the fifth season with 165. Babe Ruth matched five league-leading honors since 1920 and tied Gehrig in RBIs, while Gehrig finished runner-up to Jimmy Foxx who led in walks with 111. Ruth drew 103 walks, Hal Trosky led basemen with 142 RBIs, and Hank Greenberg added 139 as other prominent 100 RBI figures are listed.
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Chicago
Lou Gehrig
Yankee
Babe Ruth
Gehrig
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Foxx
Ruth
Buddie Myer
Washington
Ors
Hal Trosky
Cleveland
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Charley Gehringer
Detroit
Roy Johnson
Boston
Earl Averill
Zexe Bonura
al Simmons
Joe Cronin
Odell Hale
Ray Pepper
St. Louis
Billy Stogell
Leon
Goose) Goslin
Bucknell to Open Eastern Cage Play Against Pitt
Pittsburgh December 4 Bucknell and Pitt start the eastern intercollegiate basketball conference season with Bucknell favored to challenge the defending champion Panth ers. The game also wraps up Pitt s fifth annual basketball clinic run by coach H C Carlson. A Nebraskan farmer raised a beet 22 inches in circumference.
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Pittsburgh
Pitt
Bucknell
Bisons
Panthers
Hastings
Neb
Five Gophers May Lose College Football Careers
Minnesota faces possible end or shortening of careers for stars Stanislaus Kostka Bill Bevan Art Clarkson George Svendsen and Jab Bevan as Western Conference faculty committee on athletics weighs eligibility. Freshman year rules under Big Ten may end these players despite junior status. Conference meeting in Chicago includes coaches and athletic directors.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Stanislaus Kostka
Bill Bevan
Art Clarkson
George Svendsen
Jab Bevan
Allports
Kostka
Bevan
University of Oregon
Clarkson
Oregon
Jay Bevan
Svendsen
Ramblers Head West to Tangle with Jones Trojans
Los Angeles December 4 The dismal 1934 USC football season nears its end as coach Howard Harding Jones admits he is baffled by the collapse of his team. He says competition has been tougher than at Iowa in 1917 or Duke in 1924 and that he does not know what to expect against Notre Dame Saturday.
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Los Angeles
Notre Dame
Howard Harding Jones
Trojans
Jones
Iowa University
Duke
Trojan
Washington Youth Named Net Leader in Parks Rankings
Washington public parks tennis rankings name Reynard Welsh of Washington D C as the top men singles player. Welsh, ex Duke captain, won last August in Minneapolis by defeating Arnold Simons of Louisville, the 1933 champion. Ruth Bailey Prosser is first in women singles with Britzius and Schommer leading men doubles. Rose and Russell top women doubles. The list awaits USTA approval in Cincinnati February.
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St. Louis
Reynard Welsh
Washington
D. C
National Public Parks
National Public Parks Tennis Association
Welsh
Duke University
Public Parks
Minneapolis
Arnold Simons
Louisville
Simons
Ruth Bailey Prosser
Charles Britzius
William Schommer
Helen Rose
Andree Russell
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Father of Principal Robinson Passes Away
The funeral for E. J. Robinson, 84, father of F. D. Robinson the West Grafton school principal, was held yesterday at the late home with Rev. A. C. Riffe officiating. Interment followed at Ravenswood cemetery. Mr. Robinson, a native of Washington County Ohio, lived near Ravenswood 57 years as a farmer. He married Nancy Robinson on December 10 1873. survivors include a daughter Mrs EB E Nessleade of near Ravenswood.
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E. J. Robinson
F. D. Robinson
West Grafton
A. C. Riffe
Sistersville
Ravenswood
Nancy Robinson
EB. E. Nesselreade
Sutton Named Petroleum Exploration Firm Head
Sistersville date line reports W Li Sutton reelected president of the Petroleum Exploration firm by the board. Directors declare a 12 percent quarterly dividend and an extra 12 percent dividend payable December 5 to stock of record on that date.
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Sistersville
W. Li Sutton
Housing Campaign Plans Discussed at Conference
Charleston will host a conference today led by F Witcher McCullough state NRA director with FERA and FHA reps. They will outline plans for a housing survey in nine West Virginia cities Bitefield Charleston Clarksburg Fairmont Huntington Martinsburg Morgantown Moundsville and Parkersburg.
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F. Witcher McCullough
State
NRA
FERA
FHA
West Virginia
Bitefield
Charleston
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Huntington
Martinsburg
Morgantown
Moundsville
Parkersburg
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Readable puzzle clues list with across and down entries including abbreviations and partial phrases. Answer key shows previous puzzle result with a string of lettered answers and partial words.
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POP Warner
Ross
Jack Lords
Joss
Ido
Barney Pe
Des
Ross Pato
Gentral Press Association, Inc
U.S. Board
Labor Relations Board
The
Associated Press
Mickey
Young Man
BAMA
Southland
Scott
Enarmer
Awe
David Garrick
Com. Gautier
Mlaubert
de Mauassant
Ingredien
Cicero
R. J. Scott
Eastern Cage Ltd
Ramblers
Jones’ Trojans
Robinson
Sutton
U.S
Stanley
Otey Waliker
Wao
Gass
Arais
Lability
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