Pop Warner Rates Cagle Best Back In Country
The Stanford coach praises Christian Cagle of Army and Washington backfield stars, calling Cagle the finest back he has seen in the nation. Warner cites Cagle’s nimble moves, a possible planned reverse pass, and notes two spectacular plays in the Stanford game. An aside mentions auto services replacing coal packing in Amoy district, China.
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Associated Press
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Californians
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Chuck Carroll
University of Washington
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Washington
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Coolia
Amoy
China
Pop Warner Eyes Point Per First Down Rule
New York reports Pop Warner proposes scoring a point for each first down to reward better teams, with Keith lone cited as an example of frequent fumbles and forward passes shaping the idea. Bruins loan Hal Winkler to Minneapolis to gain steady work. Cubs target Danny Taylor for hot corner. White base gloves trial announced in Windspring. Malone to fight O Kelly at Madison Square Garden on December 21.
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Minneapolis
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Chicago Cubs
Rogers Hornsby
Xestone
Danny Taylor
Memphis
Taylor
Eighteen Hole Playoff Decides Hawaii Open Champion
In Honolulu on December five the Hawaii open golf championship required an eighteen hole playoff to determine the winner. Wild Bill Mehl of New York defeated Tredison of Alhambra California by a margin at the eighteenth hole after finishing the 72 hole event with a 291 score. Mehthorn and Morrison also tied at 291, leaving the purse and honors undecided until the final playoff.
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New York
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Morrison
Indians Buy Star Hurler
Clevelandagares to acquire Jim Zinn from Kansas City for cash and two players George Gerken will join, others unnamed. Also settled salary dispute Ira W. Robi won $1800 against Seattle and Hinkie Haines awarded $590 against York. Lena Styles moves from Toronto to Reading in two international league clubs deal.
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Associated Press
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National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
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Cleveland
Kansas City
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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George Gerken
National Board of Arbitration
Ira W. Robi
Seattle
Hinkie Haines
Footall
York
Lena Styles
Athletics
Reading
Horween May Return As Harvard's Mentor
Chicago reports that Armaki Horween may resume mentoring Harvard football after his honeymoon. He returned from Thanksgiving and a new contract was offered following the Yale game, as Harvard weighs his future role after the season.
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Harvard
Chicago
Armaki Horween
Ater
Crimson
Horeon
Yale
Spears Men Take Honors in Western Conference Football
The Western Conference football race produced a tightly fought season with nine teams, leading to AP all conference selections. Chicago failed to place a player on either first or second teams as Ohio State and Minnesota talent dominated the first team.
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Associated Press
Teamler
Ohio
St." Tanner
Minn
J. B
Pommererning
Sehleusner
Two New York Violet Stars to Make Thip Redraft
December reports show Thip Tate absent on a formative day as New York Violet Stars feature in an effort linked to the New York University football scene. Wrights and fellow players are noted for duties, with Ken Strong among early acceptances as part of a global charity game plan under Andy Kerr and Jefferson coaching.
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Tate
Wrights
New York
New York University Vfket
San Francisco
Cal
fyKen
Andy Kerr
Washingtan
Jefferson
Brdigg Haptaberg
Rumored coaching switch at Harvard sparks shake up
Football chatter says Horween ponders return to Harvard while undecided on rejoining. Jack Wilce, resigning as Ohio State head coach in June, is linked to taking over at Harvard, fueling speculations about an Eastern school leadership change.
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Harvard
Jack Wilce
Ohiate
East invites third BC player Al Weston as quarterback
Al Weston of Boston College has been invited to play for the east squad, becoming the third BC player to receive such an invitation. The selection adds depth to the east roster with Weston joining teammates already asked to participate.
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al Weston
Boston College
Boxing Results From Fights Last Night
Fights Last Night report via The Associated Press lists K. Q. Christner of Akron Ohio knocking out Knute Hangen of Denmark and Billy Wallace of Cleveland topping Johnny Parr of Cleveland in Chicago. Billy Light of St. Paul stopped Johnny Roberts of Huntington West Virginia in Chicago. Dick Hoppe beat Cuddy Deco in Pittsburgh while Henry Leonard of Chicago outpointed Charley Goodman of Brooklyn. Kid Francis of Italy defeated Charlie Pinto of Buffalo in Los Angeles. Harold Matthews of Lincoln beat Polo Perfecto of Manila in Des Moines. Johnny Noro outpointed Philadelphia Vallejo in San Francisco. Frankie Murea also noted.
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Associated Press
K. Q. Christner
Akron
Knute Hangen
Denmark
Billy Wallace
Cleveland
Johny Parr
Chicago
Billy Light
St. Paul
Johny Roberts
Huntington
W. Va
Dick Hoppe
Angeles
Pittsburgh
More Matches Planned in Recreation Meet Tonight
Tonight's billiard tourney at the recreation meet pairs Malone with Kunst Jaco against Adlington and Duff versus Moore. First round results posted include Blue 160 Bechen 87 Suddar 100 Gil 79 Lobis 100 Shriver 42 Knotts 190 Poling 25 Grinnan 100 Burke 99 Costello 100 Lynch 45. The Griyman Burke match was the closest in three years and featured one of the season's largest galleries.
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Shriver
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Lynch
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Overnight News Capsule Mixed Foreign and Domestic Briefs
A serialized digest of terse items from London Paris Berlin Havana Rome Washington and more. Notes include weather shifts and political moves, indictments, and public notices with several named persons and places across the day’s world brief.
Radio Law and School Board Shuffle in Disputed Matters
Reports reveal a tangled chain where a fire escape concern moves from a school board to the faculty and then to parents. O H Caldwell comments on radio law at a banquet, while Mrs Violet Merchant sues for breach of promise after a divorce condition. Hazeltine, a Stevens professor, leaves wealth for pure research in California.
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Violet Merchant
New York
Louis A. Hazeltine
Stevens Institute
Oakland
Calif
Negro Trespasser Is Freed By Magistrate
Allan Shannon a former Navy man and trespasser on B and C property was discharged by a magistrate after telling Squire Leach the truth. He stood before officer M H Slayton near the passenger station and declared nine years in Uncle Sam’s employ was preferable to jail. He reclaimed a bar of soap after returning to the jail area.
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Navy
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M. H. Slayton
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H. B. Newton
Onesquire
Flashes of Life Sparks Fashion and Politics Mix
A2 AP report notes Mrs Paul Dubon, once Mrs Jean Nash, says she abdicated as the best dressed in the world and is no longer in the running. London Laborites tease Lady Astor in a vivid red gown and hat in Commons. Marlboro Fire Chief Brown seeks high heels for safety, amid a glare of garbled report fragments.
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Jean Nash
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London
Lady Astor
Army of Reds
Commons
Hogan dies after car bombing and failed transplant attempt
Continued from Page One, Hogan survived the initial blast but died before a requested blood transfusion could be performed. Police suspect New York gunmen and believe two men seen near the Hogan home hold key details, with fragments of the dynamite and other injuries noted.
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Hogan
New York
Dodge City Named Air Mail Transfer Hub
Dodge City Kansas is chosen as a central transfer station for a new transcontinental air mail route to begin next spring. The plan, by Transcontinental Air Transport and the Santa Fe Railroad, links New York passengers by train to Columbus and Dodge City, then by plane to Las Vegas New Mexico before continuing to the coast.
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New York
Dupont Resigns as Governor to Become Delaware Chancellor
Dupont, a Democrat, resigns from page one post to accept the position of chancellor of Delaware. He ran in 1922 and 1924, winning in 1924 with a term set to expire in 1980. Robinson has not named a replacement. Republicans reportedly favor Daniel Q. Hastings, municipal court judge, as successor in Wilmington.
Canadian liquor smugglers indicted in Buffalo probe
Washington reports the treasury department says investigations show powerful combinations ran the Canada to US liquor smuggling network. Seymour Lowman, assistant secretary, vows the fight will continue. Indictments may widen to include Canadian distillers railroad and telegraph workers and border patrol men accused of taking bribes. A well known actress says suffering refines personality.
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Seymour Lowman
Yleven
Customs Border Patrol
Detroit
United States
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