A A U Meets To Determine Berlin Olympic Plans
Miami December 6 The Amateur Athletic Union delegates begin their annual convention with plans to accept Germanys invitation to the 1936 Berlin Games. Avery Brundage President of the A A U American Olympic Committee calls for a unified program to prepare for the overseas event amid concerns over German treatment of Jewish athletes and rising European competition. The meeting will probe the invitation acceptance and seek broad national support for Olympic readiness.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Germany
Berlin
The
Amateur Athletic Union
United States
Avery Brundage
Chicago
Brundage
Pur due Boilermakers Bank on Norman Cottom Nucleus
Norman Cottom, an All-American forward who led the Big Ten in scoring last season, is the core of Purdue's 1934-35 basketball squad. He is co captain with Ed Shaver, anchoring the team’s leadership and on court tempo.
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Norman Cottom
Purdue
Cottom
Ed Shaver
Stanford Players Return To Class After Rose Bowl Practice
Stanford University players resumed classroom work after a hard practice where Coach C. E. Tiny Thornhill introduced new plays for the Rose Bowl game against Alabama. Thornhill schedules another workout tomorrow and three times next week before finals.
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Stanford
Stanford University
Calif
C. E. “Tiny” Thornhill
Alabama
Thornhill
Pasadena
Stagg Sees Coaching to Age 80 and bloced tourneys begin
Amos Alonzo Stagg, 72, predicts he will coach until 80 and continues daily exercise. He urges Big Ten post season play, lower ticket costs, and opposes a boarding house plan for players. Regional cage tourneys set for March 1 with dates in mid March and early April.
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Russell J. Newland
Stockton
Calif
Amos Alonzo Stagg
College of the Pacific
Evry
Big Ten Conference
Minnesota
Stanford
Pasadena
Gophers
Stagg
West Coast
Chicago
Hubbell Not on Block in Giants Negotiations
Terry said he did not want to trade Hubbell and regards him as one of baseballs greatest pitchers. He will negotiate terms soon with the southpaw while Memphis Bills plans to fly to New York Sunday night to pursue a new outfielder.
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Giants
Hubbell
Terry
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New York
Wrestling Last Night by The Associated Press
Memphis report notes Bill Terry plans Giants with added outfielder for the 1935 season Carl Hubbell to be kept. mentions a trade block attempt involving Hebbell and Fréch Linstrom. Other results include Vic Christy defeating Boris Demetroff 43 11 and Len Macaluso beating Kazanjian 50 33.
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Vic Christy
California
Boris Demetroff
St. Louis
Demetroff
Holyoke
Mass
Len Macaluso
East Aurora
N. Y
Ascy Kazanjian
Philippi B B team shows strong potential this season
Philippi high school basketball coach Paul Watson reports a fast, small squad with many new players competing for starting roles. Levicki faces rivals for center while freshmen and returnees vie for guard and forward spots. New navy uniforms and a traveling squad of ten accompany plans for a varsity game against the alumni before Christmas.
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Philippi
Paul Watson
Bulldog
Levicki
Alex
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Messenger
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Reppert
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Smith
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Pestontnick
Bulldogs
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Poling
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The
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Association
Clarksburg
Watson
Gomez Takes Slab Honors In American League
Chicago December report notes Vernon Gomez of the New York Yankees is called Goofy but has won American League pitching honors. The piece highlights his standout season and leading innings pitched among AL hurlers.
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Gomez
Paul Mickelson
Chicago
Star Bell
Vernon, Gomez
New York Yankees
Harvard Coach Ed Casey Resigns Amid Coaching Shuffle
Harvard coach Eddie Casey leaves after four seasons with an eight and eight record. The article notes Casey joins a growing list of college football coaches resigning as the season ends. It mentions Jack Russell, Washington, and pitcher Eddie Casey as part of the sports tenor.
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Eddie Casey
Harvard
Jack Russell
Washington
Buck Newsom
St. Louis Browns
George Blaeholder
St. Louis
Milt Gaston
Chicago
Grid Attendance Rebounds Across United States in 1933
New York reports college football attendance rose in most regions as 24 of 32 surveyed teams showed gains this season. Overall increase smaller than 1933 but widespread, with eight teams lacking higher crowds. ARIOT OF FUN and comic weeklies noted in separate item.
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New York
United States
Associated Press
Deans sign on for 1935 season with Cardinals
Dizzy Dean inked a new contract reported between 26 000 and 26 000 for next year. Paul Dean, Dizzy’s brother, also spoken of for a deal but no amount set yet. President Sam Breadon confirmed ongoing talks and hinted both brothers will contribute to a strong 1935 pitching staff.
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Dizzy Dean
Sam Breadon
Cardinals
Paul
Cardinal
Dizay
Braden
Dizzy
Breadon
Bradenton
Fla
Houston
Hel v
All State Grid Eleven to Be Revealed Sunday
Parkersburg December 6 1934 members of the mythical Virginia high schools for 1934 will be announced December 23 by the All State selection board The board canvasses the vote for team members cast by high school coaches football officials and sports writers
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Parkersburg
Virginia
Counting Pulse Improves Patient Diagnosis
Logan Clendening describes how altering a thermometer led to counting a patient’s pulse. A medical student’s curiosity about pendulum wound dials inspired a public dial to show heartbeats per minute, aiding rapid assessment of a patient’s condition.
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Beng
Cael
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