West Virginia picks eight teams for all-opposing eleven
Morgantown Dec 27 The West Virginia University varsity announces its all opposing football team with three Pitt players and eight teams represented. Skladany, Pitt end, and Heiser, Pitt halfback, head a first team that also includes Becker Marquette Sullivan Duquesne Beer Detroit Danner Georgetown Edmundson W. Va Wesleyan Whittock Temple Heller and Sebastian Pitt Demedowitz Washington and Jefferson. Honorable mentions include Ercius W and J Hudson Georgetown Cuba Pitt Rhodes Melenyzeh W and J Wallace Davis and Elkins Rubin Temple Onder Pitt Blondin Wesleyan McNamara Detroit Bolen Washington and Lee Bubenheim Washington and Jefferson Ciccone Duquesne.
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West Virginia University
Skladany
Becker
Marquette
Sullivan
Duquesne
Beer
Detroit
Decarbo
Danner
Georgetown
Edmunson
W. Va
Wesleyan
Whittock
Temple
Heller and
Sebastian
Demedowitz
Washington and Jefferson
Ercius
Wallace
Davis
Elkins
Rubin
Onder
Blondin
McNamara
Bolen
Washington and Lee
L. and
Zagray
Backf
Rabbit Season Ends Saturday and Nearby Closures Noted
The season ends Saturday signaling the close of rabbit hunting and marks the end of general hunting. Some species like raccoon, skunk, possum, muskrat and fox may still be hunted in limited periods. Muskrat can be hunted until February 29, fishing remains closed until April 15 for trout anglers, while the waterfowl season closes December 15.
Pepper Maxting Kills Deer on Blocker Ranch Hunt
A fragment from Encinal in Texas reports Pepper Maxting killed a nine point deer on the Blocker Ranch near Encinal during a hunting trip. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but the event centers on a notable deer harvest.
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Texas
Okahoma City
Maxting
Blocker
Encinal
Colorado
Frank Armijo
Quemada
N. M
Let The Enemy Era By Tom O'Neil
Expert bridge players analyze how to fulfill tough contracts by studying the dummy and opponents hands. Waldemar von Zedtwitz demonstrated a plan in the American Bridge League championship, showing how accurate finesses and misdirection can limit the opponents to minimal trick gain.
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Let the Enemy
Tom O'Neil
Waldemar von Zedtwitz
Card game critique on four spades contract defeat
In a four spade contract South led the king and ace of spades after the first trick, then the king of diamonds. The opponents won one diamond, one spade, and two clubs, defeating the contract. Moree says the king of diamonds should have been played on the second trick to avoid the collapse.
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von Zedtwitz
Sguth
Edwin .A. Moree
Moree
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Jumble of Clues and Errors
Puzzle appears garbled with broken words and misread letters but lists many across clues such as 1 Bahama's steed and 4 Abate atten tion. It mentions various terms, partial phrases, and scattered names indicating a damaged exercise page with no coherent grid or solutions.
Knox Named as Net Head in 1933 Election
New York December 27 Harry S Kno of Chicago first vice president of the United States Lawn Tennis Association was named by the nominating committee for president in 1933 the first midwest man to be so honored since Dwight W Davis donor of the international cup was elected in 1923. The nomination follows a revolt by eastern elements against eastern dominance in USTA affairs.
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New York
Harry S. Kno
Chicago
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Midwest
Dwight W. Davis
Knox
Louis W. Carruthers
Cougar scalps bring in big sum
In the West hunters are pursuing cougars for bounties. A single dead cougar skull is worth 75 dollars to the hunter, with state bounty 50 and a newspaper 25. The total bounty reported reached 375 dollars after a cougar mother and four cubs were slain in Yanweep Canyon near Denver.
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Denver
Parvin
State, Game
George Crowley
Ted Lockhart
Delta
Yanweep Canyon
Babe Didrikson Signs Name To Three Contracts
Chicago December 27 Mildred Babe Didrikson announces three contracts marking her move to professional sports. She will appear in films as part of the Dallas based one woman track team cast, do radio work, and write for a syndicate. She criticizes the National AAU saying they bungled her suspension and first place status.
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Chicago
Mildred
Babe” Didrikson
Dallas
Texas
Soot Fire at Deegan Home Sparks Fire Warning
A chimney fire at Miss Marie Deegan's home on Maple Avenue Sunday morning was quenched with salt before firefighters arrived. Fire Chief Roy Warne warns that drying Christmas trees left up pose serious fire risk and urges careful removal away from open flames and stoves. He notes candle use has declined with bulb lighting, reducing tree fires.
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Marie Deegan
Maple Avenue
Roy Warne
Stolen bases lead and batting leaders in 1932 season
Chuck Klein dominates three hitting departments with 20 stolen bases and 50 doubles while posting 152 runs and 226 hits with 420 bases. He trails Bill Terry by a single hit and sits near league leaders including Frank Frisch and George Wi. The 1932 results show Klein close to the top in batting, doubles, triples, and fielding among the era’s star hitters.
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Chuck
Klein
Second Inn
Bill Terry
Gieats
Frank Frisch
Gorge Wi
St. Louis Cardinals
East Perfects Air Attack For Shrine Contest
East grid stars refocused after Christmas, preparing for the Shrine game on January 2. At Stanford training quarters they emphasized aerial plays led by passer Newman of Michigan and Rentner of Northwestern, with coach Ady Kerr and Dick Hanley praising Newman’s passing in scrimmage. Hob Rowe of Colgate also impressed in fresh-practice sessions.
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San Francisco
Dec
Skg
Stanfor
Waery Newman
Michigan
Quar
Pug‘ Rentner
Northwestern
Ady Kerr
Dick Hanley
Newman
Hob Rowe
Colgate
Algo
Tor’ Freth Prainge
Pitt Resumes Coast Battle Workouts After Christmas Break
Pitt resumes workouts against Southern in a coast battle after a Christmas break. The team opened the session with signal and desert drill, then practiced defense against four plays. Gooch, Jock, and the charges showed top speed as the week progressed.
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Pitt
Wie
Jary 2
Gooch Jock
Desert Hear Panther
5 000 See Nebraskans Grid Tilt Charity Event
Lincoln Nebraska reports a charity grid tilt pitting Schulte's Blues against Eve Dawson's Reds in two squads. The Schulte eleven won 7 to 0 as Marvin Pauly powered the game with key runs and yardage gains.
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Lincoln
Neb
Deady
AVE
Cornhusker
Henry
Schulte
Blues
Eve Dawson
Reds
Ity
Marvin Pauly
Sunni
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Cleavely Ladies! Rowing Club
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