Joe Louis to Fight Paulino Useudun at Madison Square Garden
Joe Louis faces Paulino Useudun in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden with a near sellout expected and receipts above 110000. Louis aims for a knockout in six rounds as city officials adjust the weigh in to the Garden and Braddock and five former champions attend.
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New York
Joe Louis
Paulino Uzendun
Madison Square Garden
Primo Carnera
Ernie Schaaf
Garden
Louis
Joe
Pauline
Paulino
Braddock
State Athletic Commission
Jimmy Braddock
Max Schmeling
Record crowds chase Rose Bowl tickets in Pasadena
In Pasadena on December 13, thousands seek tickets for the Stanford Southern Methodist Rose Bowl game. Office of Al Masters reports over 200000 seat requests for 84000 seats. Tickets sold out warned last Monday though brokers say prices will rise.
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Pasadena
Calif
al Masters
Stanford
Clubs to Meet Huntington Achievement Day Draws 300
Three hundred Cabell county 4-H club members gather in Huntington on Saturday for the annual Achievement Day ceremonies marking achievements in 4-H projects across the county.
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Huntington
Cabell County
4-H
Baseball legends and local votes shape future games
The column notes Jim Foxx’s sale to the Boston Red Sox and Johnnie Marcum’s arrival with strong praise for his power and past wins. It urges fans to vote for Dick Bartlett and four other eligible players for the North South game, while recounting local ties to Derringer Hatter Combs and other Kentucky athletes.
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Jimmie Foxx
Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Johnnie Marcum
Johnnie
Bartlett
Grimm
McIntosh
Bolyard
Davisson
Grafton
Dick Bartlett
Fellowsville Triumphs In Back-From-Tie Clash
Fellowsville high edged St. Augustine 21 to 19 after a 17 all tie at full time on the local floor. Joe Barlow led St Augustine with two field goals and two free throws, while Carmwell added eight points for Fellowsville as the visitors pulled away in the final period.
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St. Augustine
Newburg
Preston County
Johnnie
Grafton
Gerkins Coase
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati Reds
Clyde Hatter
Louisville Colonels
Derringer
Springfield
Hatter
St. Augustine High School
Fellowsville High
Barlow
Joe Barlow
Cockrell
Carmwell
Colebank
Doc” Warder
Whelan
Newbury
F.G. F. Tot
Dutty
Warder
Hussian
Jeachrell
Fellowsville
FG. F
Cornwell
Miller
Criss
Wolfe
Lindsey
Riddle
Celtics Trim All Stars In Fast Clash
The New York Celtics defeated the Monongahela Valley All Stars 48 to 41 in a fast paced Southeastern Conference game. Celtics led 27 to 20 at halftime before heading to Ashland, Kentucky for the next contest as proposed constitutional amendments on athlete aid were discussed at the meeting.
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Celtics
Fairmont
New York Celtics
Monongahela Valley
Atlanta
Hickey
Herlihy
Sthletic
Guns
Mason
Stydahar
Conference condemns athlete inducements and aid rules
The executive committee proposed that athletes may receive aid such as scholarships or work for athletic services, limited to legitimate expenses. The Southern Conference opened in Richmond with presidents reporting a strong advance stand against special inducements to athletes.
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Ient
Richmond
Collier's Weekly
New York
Toughest trader in baseball Joe McCarthy stirs talk
News by Eddie Brietz reflects on Joe McCarthy as a hard negotiator in Chicago trades while Connie Mack is seen as easier. Brooklyn bunting signals a Dodgers trade, with Casey Stengel and Ed Brandt shoulder issues noted. Major figures like Ruth, Rosenglom, and O’Mahoney appear amid rumors and jokes about baseball’s off season.
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Eddie Brietz
Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Joe McCarthy
Connie Mack
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Flatbush
Casey Stengel
Ed Brandt
Charlie Dressen
Larry McPhail
George Herman Ruth
Willis Hudlin
Maxie
Los Angeles
Maxie Rosenbloom
Rosenbloom
Billy Evans
Duluth
Billy Petrolle
Fargo Express
Gehrig
Lou Gehrig
Clark Shaughnessy
Chicago Grid
Minnesota
Clark
Ay ‘Berwanger
Collier's All-America Team Honors Three Smiths in Historic Pick
Collier's All-America football selections were announced, with nine colleges represented. Stanford and Southern Methodist place two players each, while the East and Midwest supply notable names including Smiths and Berwanger. Grayson of Stanford is singled out as in his big season. Pitney, Baugh, and others earn praise as top backs and performers.
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Walter Camp
Tinsley
Louisiana State
Moscrip
Stanford
Smith
Minnesota
Spain
Southern Methodist
Weller
Princeton
Ohio State
Lester
Texas Christian
Alabama
Berwanger
Chicago
Wilson
Grayson
Smiths
Southwest
Southwestern
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mid-West
Southern
Pitney
Notre Dame
Ohio
Baugh
Goddard
Washington State
Cheshire
Beise
Roscoe
Pickle
Mississippi State
Meyer
Army
Buvid
Marquette
Shakespeare and
Notre New Brunswick
N. J
Frank Dame
Malcewicz
Utica
de- Riley Smith
Jimmy Hefner
Texas
Wil
Denver
Col
Everette Marshall
la Junta
Cole
Lee
Wykoff
Kansas City
Drew
Strangler Lewis Defeats Mazurki In 2-0 Wrestling
Camden New Jersey. Ed Strangler Lewis, weight 228 from California, defeated Mike Mazurki, 211 from New York, in two straight falls. The match featured two out of three falls format.
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Camden
N. J
Strangler
Lewis
California
Mike Mazurki
New York
Three Tied For Lead In Pocket Billiards Meet
The world pocket billiards championship event in New York on December 13 saw four unbeaten players after three rounds. Erwin Rudolph of Cleveland George Kelly of Philadelphia and Jimmy Caras of Wilmington each won their third match to share the lead, with Willie Mosconi of Philadelphia close behind after two wins and no losses.
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New York
Erwin Rudolph
Cleveland
George Kelly
Philadelphia
Jimmy Caras
Wilmington
Del
Willie Mosconi
Fights Last Night in Mismi and Tampa
Tampa fighter Manuel, 129 pounds, knocked out Bobby Calmes, 126 pounds, in Drumright Oklahoma last night. Calmes hails from Oklahoma while Manuel fights out of Tampa Florida. The bout ended early in the rounds with a decisive stoppage.
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Mismi
Fla
Baby Manuel
Little stars get credit for hot play in college football
The Associated Press reveals the Little All America, honoring small college stars across the nation. Notable picks include Johnny Cravec of Willamette, Mickey Kobrosky of Trinity, Billy Roy of Loyola New Orleans, Jim Fraley of Emporia Teachers, Bob Klein of Chattanooga, Red Ramsey of Texas Tech, Edwin Garland of Stanford, Virgil Baer of Kansas Wesleyan, Johnny Butler of San Diego State, and Woodrow Sponangle of Franklin & Marshall.
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New York
Ohio U
Minnesota
Princeton
Southern Methodist
Alma
Michigan
Spearfish
South Dakota
Middle Tennessee Teachers
Ohio University
Ohio
Don Peden
Illinois
Franklin & Marshall
Fordham
Williams
St. Lawrence
Cornell
Texas Tech
Willamette
Johnny Cravec
Williamette
Ore
Bobby Wilson
Oravec
Little All America
Milton
Mickey) Kobrosky
Trinity
Bob Klein
Chattanooga
Hershel
Red) Ramsey
Klein
South
Garland
Catawba College
Edwin
Tubby) Garland
Standa College
North Carolina
Virgil Baer
Kansas Wesleyian
Johnny Butler
San Diego State
Butler
Woodrow Sponangle
Joe Medwick
Largest 1934 US company sales include Laclede Steel
The report lists Laclede Steel of St Louis with net sales of 3,567,584.89 for the year ended December 31, 1934. Savage Arms of New York City shows total sales and net sales of 2,336,662.48 and 2,240,564.10 respectively, with cost of goods sold at 1,848,447.72 yielding a net of 406,009.78.
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St. Louis
Ite
Savage Arms Corporation
New York City
Jess
Baby dies in Jewel Ridge fire in Bluefield area
Barbara Joyce, 21 months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Emory Joyce, died in a home fire at Jewel Ridge Virginia. The blaze occurred near Bluefield and authorities reported the tragedy as a fatal accident.
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Bluefield
Barbara Joyce
Emory Joyce
Jewel Ridge
Allen Flayed Criticism Of WV Relief Efforts Letter
A harsh critique targets C. L. Allen WV state administrator of relief, urging focus on official duties and noting friction with WPA. The piece notes anticipated succession by Major Francis W. Turner and cites Hopkins directives on transferring relief allowances to WPA projects until checks arrive.
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West Virginia
WPA
Turner
Francis W. Turner
Kruptcy
Works Progress Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress
Wba
Hopkins
BO Il
Pat
Works Progress “Administration
C. L. Allen
Pensions Rules for State Plans Under Federal Grants
Regul ations require states to have a comprehensive old age assistance program in all sub divisions with a single state agency supervising. Grants depend on a uniform age limit and residence criteria, with fair procedures for determinations and reports to the federal board. Aid must reach all eligible citizens regardless of local or state funding nuances.
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Board “and Aguide
Appeal Is Taken From Magistrate Decision
Forrest Mayle of Cecil appealed a magistrate court decision after a charge of hitting Leona was heard. He posted a 200 bond for appearance and will face circuit court proceedings. The magistrate had indicated he would comply with the woman's demands.
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Forrest
Mayle
Cecil
W. B. Rightmire
Leona le
Batten
Major Loops End Session As Major Leagues Pivot
Major league owners finalize the winter meeting with a flurry of player trades totaling about a quarter of a million dollars. Eleven teams acquire new talent, including Detroit acquiring Al Simmons and New York swapping Pearson and Sandra, while the National League reshapes rosters with Burgess Whitehead and others. Barnstorming bans are set, signaling stricter controls and potential league-wide abolition next year.
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Charles Dunt
Associated Press Sports
Chicago
Lars
Borton
Jimmy
Johnny Marcum
Ptdelphia
Gordon Rhodes
Savino
Detroit
al Simmons
New York
Mi Pearson
Steve Sandra
Cleveland
Johnny Jen
Leroy Pikee
Phil Weintraub
St. Louis
Burgess White
Boston
Alpez
Tony Cuccinello
Bob Reis
Ray Ben
Brooklyn
Dutch" Brat
Randy Moore
National League
Ton Club
Quinn
Qt J
Braves
Boston Braves
Congressman’s Meeting Sparks Entrance Exam Dispute
The article recounts a heated exchange between Ives and Hoeppel over entrance examinations and a claimed legal appointment. Ives alleges Hoeppel said he hadn’t kept an agreement and refused a legal appointment, contradicting Hoeppel’s earlier account about signing.
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O Dune
Hoeppel
Ives
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