Rose Bowl Training Near Finale For Pitt Huskies
Pasadena December 30 The Rose Bowl campaign nears its end with Pitt and Washington holding final workouts and preparations. Coaches Dr Jock Sutherland and Jimmy Phelan met at lunch and exchanged good wishes amid talk of lineups and one key injury.
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Pasadena
Calif
Pittsburgh
Washington
Huskies
Pitt Panthers
San Bernardino
Jock Sutherland
Jimmy Phelan
Phelan
al Cruver
Merle Miller
Cruver
Jimmy
Lindstrom Plans Return To Major League Baseball
Chicago December report says Fred Lindstrom, once the Dodgers prospect, seeks reinstatement after arm recovery. He may rejoin Brooklyn if Burleigh Grimes wants him or join another MLB club or work as a Chicago radio broadcaster. The broken arm from a car accident is fully healed and the cast is off.
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Chicago
Freddie Lindstrom
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lindstrom
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Dodgers
Burleigh Grimes
For Men Only Vital Glands Revived By New Discovery
Advert reads promise of revived sexual vitality for men, claiming immediate power for those impotent or aging. It markets Genuine Vital at Fountain Cut Rate Drug Store, listing address M4 Marm St Grafion and promising guaranteed results and youthfulness at any age.
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Fountain Cut Rate Drug Store
Marm St
Lindstrom Seeks Fresh Start After Dodgers Exit
Lindstrom, 31, says trap shooting helps his recovery and believes he has at least four years of major league baseball left. He quit the Dodgers after injuries sidelined him and sat brooding, then left Brooklyn for a Wisconsin retreat to regroup. He considers a radio job if Brooklyn cannot use him.
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Lindstrom
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Grafton High Opens Season in Busy Local Tilt
Grafton High meets Warren Ohio's Presidents tonight in the season opener under Coach Mickey McDade with Hebb, O Conner and Cross leading the charge. Denzie, once a star, is pushed aside by Brennis Hebb as the varsity battles fast competition. After tonight, the Cats rest one day before facing Bluefield’s Millers on New Year’s, with two games scheduled as the week unfolds.
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Robert Bunner
Grafton High Basketeers
Pierre Hill
Warren
Ohio
Berto Arcats
Mickey McDade
McDade
Hebb
Hamilton
O'Conner
Cross
Lobis
Bob
Denzie
Grafton
Brennis Hebb
Bluefield
Cats
Jake Miller
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Beaver High
Inds
Gonzales
Millers
Jane Lew
Lewis County
Sutton
Archdeacon
High Mark in Racing Sought at Coral Gables
Hirsch Jacobs, a 32 year old trainer from Manhattan's Lower East Side, aims to saddle 180 winners in 1936. He has already reached 178 this season and led American trainers for four years, but fears betting could cloud his judgment.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Manhattan
Lower East Side
Hirsch Jacobs
Jacobs
Irwin
Tropical Park
America
Wrestling Results From New Haven Plainfield and Lincoln
In New Haven Gino Garibaldi 218 from Italy defeated Stanley Pinto 212 from New Hampshire two falls. In Plainfield Paddy Mack 188 from Boston threw Gino Martinelli 189 from Italy 28 minutes 13 seconds. In Lincoln Ned Jack Kennedy 210 from Dallas defeated Joe Dusek 210 from Omaha two falls.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Stanley Pinto
New Hampshire
Plainfield
N. J
Paddy Mack
Boston
Gino Martinelli
Lincoln
Ned
Jack Kennedy
Dallas
Joe Dusek
Omaha
No change in pass rule is made in meet
New York Dec 30 The NCAA discussions show not much trouble over subsidization and the forward pass rule. Officials oppose post season games and betting, urge only college standards, and note coaching changes. Some coaches seek more uniform interpretations while presidents resist rapid rule shifts.
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New York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Lou Little
Columbia
Football Coaches Rules Committee
Syracuse
Texas
North Carolina State
Colby
National Student Federation
James L. McConaughy
Wesleyan
John L. Griffith
Chicago
Ralph C. Hutchison
Washington
Jefferson
Ohio invasion shapes early season with key guards
In reserve for the Ohio invasion the university will likely rely on Syd Marcus Don Merenda Johnny McCue and perhaps three or four others. The Wesleyan game on the fifth marks the jumping off point for a grueling schedule as Georgetown Hoyas loom to begin the Eastern Intercollegiate League play shortly after the Bobcats are entertained.
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University
Syd Marcus
Don Merenda
Johnny McCue
Wesleyan
George~town
Hoyas
Bobcats
Mountaineer Five Is Fast On Court For New Year
Mountaineers fine tune for basketball wars as Sleepy Glenn's squad, minus Babe Barna, shows pace on defense and rapid attack. They open with Waynesburg, then Marietta and Akron Zippers, before Buckhannon visits January 5 with a heavy lineup.
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Mountaineers
Sleepy Glenn
Babe Barna
Waynesburg
Marietta College
Akron Zippers
Buckhannon
Morgantown
Glenn
Waynesburg Yellowjackets
Stanley D'Orazio
Cliff Fisher
Jack Gocke
Squint ‘Phares
Harry Loathis
Clarksburg Boxing Card Announced for January 6
A 34 round boxing program is set for Carmichael auditorium Clarksburg with main event Alabama Kid from Dover Ohio facing Bob Turner of Richmond Virginia in a ten round bout. Six round prelims feature Billotta against Oldaker for Clarksburg crown and Collembo versus Coen at 185 pounds. Other prelims include Bobby Williams versus Bob Owens and opening bout Buck Weaver against Leroy Frankian.
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Carmichael Auditorium
Jack Sheppard
Order of Police
Harrison County
Alabama Kid
Dover
Ohio
Bob Turner
Richmond
Virginia
Turner
Dusky Lad
Tony Billotta
Herb Oldaker
Oldaker
Frankie Collémbo
Tony Coen
Bridgeport
Bobby Williams
PX. Mines
Bob Owens
Buck Weaver
Leroy Frankian
Fairmont
Seeded Aces Triumph in National Junior Indoor Tennis
New York dispatch reports the seeded players advancing in both junior and boys divisions of the national indoor championships. Lober of New York and Andrews of Pottstown, Pa., upset seeds, with Andrews meeting Harp ier Ink Jr. of San Diego in the juniors quarterfinals. Don McNeill, the odds-on junior favorite from Kenyon College, awaits a tougher test against Henry Daniels Jr. of New York as the event narrows to final rounds.
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New York
Judah Lober
Donald Andrews
Pottstown
Kober
Andrews
Lober
John Jorgensen
Chicago
Bert McGuire
Glen Ridge
N. J
Harpier Ink, Jr
San Diego
Calif
Don McNeill
Kenyon College
Oklahoma City
Henry Daniels, Jr
Beatrice Barrett Drops Diet For 1950 Golf Return
Beatrice Barrett and Patty Berg top the northwest women’s golf scene as Barrett, 19, abandons strict dieting after a physician found her slightly anemic. Her weight rose to 155 pounds, signaling a return to form for the upcoming Ohio links season.
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Minneapolis
Beatrice Barrett
Patty Berg
Northwest
Beatrice
Miss Barrett
Pam Barton
Kipke Explains Why He Will Keep His Michigan Job
New York December 30. Scotty Reston reports Harry Kipke defends his Michigan football tenure amid slump talk. The piece notes coachs' meeting banter, jokes about pass limits late in games, and remarks from Hank Anderson A look at contract talks includes Bob Feller’s 1937 deal and Cy Slapnicka pressuring players for signatures.
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Scotty Reston
Eddie Brietz
New York
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Fielding Yost
Hank Anderson
Hank
Gent
Fred Thomson
Arkansas
Feller
Chet Wynn
Kentucky
Austen Lake
Victor Lake
Wynne
Lake
Wynn
Chet
Bob Feller
Cy Slapnicka
Shrine East West game rosters set for Jan 1
Eastern and western college all-stars prepared for the Shrine East West game in San Francisco on January 1 after a week of practice. Stanford's Babe Hollingberg praised Yale star Larry Kelley while East coach Andy Kerr and Dick Hanley named a first team backfield including Sandback of Princeton Parker of Duke Drake of Purdue and Kurlish of Penn.
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Stanford University
Codor Orin
Babe” Hollingberg
Leo Deutsch
St. Benedict's College
Kansas
Larry Kelley
Yale
Rodger Dougherty
Ed Goddard
Washington State
Lloyd Cardwell
Sam Francis
Nebraska
Andy Kerr
Dick Hanley
Kenneth Sandback
Princeton
Ace Parker
Duke
John Drake
Purdue
Bill Kurlish
Penn
Cambria Set to Sell Albany Club to Giants
Roger Pippen Baltimore sports president of the Albany baseball club says the club will be sold to the New York Giants within 48 hours. The price cited is 82500 cash. Cambria could not be reached for comment.
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Flemington High Defeats Alumni In Fast Pace Victory
Flemington High School cagers routed a strong alumni team 93 to 35 in the gym last night as Benda led with 17 points and Finley added 12. Alumni girls also beat HS girls 17 to 9 in the preliminary.
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FcCauley
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Burns
Rexroad
Newhouse
Haney
Marks
Ross
Brown
Oliveta
Cather
Piccolo
Riddle
Boxing Roundup From Cities Notes Worded As Fights
Fights last night across New York Philadelphia Newark and other cities feature draws and stoppages. Al Reid and Pete Scalzo battled to a draw in New York while Roxy Forgione stopped Jimmy Walsh in Newark. Frank Zamar knocked out Bud Mignault in Orange New Jersey and Roscoe Manning halted Leonel Finnigan in Nutley. Andre Lenglet outpointed Killer Coates in Los Angeles as many bouts filled the card.
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Associated Press
New York
al Reid
Pete Scalzo
Drew
Roxy Forgoine
Philadelphia
Jimmy Walsh
Newark
N. J
Frank Zamaris
Orange
Bud Mignault
Brockton
Mass
Roscoe Manning
Nutley
Leonel Finnigan
Utica
N. Y
Los Angeles
Andre Lenglet
Paris
France
Charlie
Deholder Reaches Final in Women's Western Event
A finalist in the women's western division, Deholder advanced to the final round but was defeated by Dorothy Traung, closing her bid for the title.
Roosevelt weighs mandatory arms embargo power and new bill
President Roosevelt said the White House seeks an amendment to empower an embargo on munitions to any side in a civil war, with a companion bill to replace the neutrality act. He argued the chief executive should decide on loans, noting prior licenses were withdrawn when shown to violate the law.
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State Department
Case
Supreme Court
Legislature Says Government Integrity Key to Power
A continuation of a debate on constitutional powers stresses the need to maintain integrity in government’s exercise of its delegated authority. The remarks emphasize that the entire framework of governance rests on preservation of constitutional prerogatives and the rightful use of judicial and legislative powers.
Legislative authority and constitutional power debate
The passage argues elected representatives hold authority granted by the people through the constitution and warns against unconstitutional expansions of legislative power. It cites Supreme Court decisions that strike down laws on vague constitutional interpretations, raising questions about living under a constitution or under the Supreme Court.
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Richberg
Supreme Court
Lawyers to elect new president in Clarksburg meeting
Harrison county lawyers plan a January 4 gathering to elect a successor to president Fred E. Deem. Judge Haymond Maxwell of the state supreme court is invited to speak. In Welch Georgia Garlic was struck by a car that did not stop, but doctors report injuries as not serious.
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Harrison County
Fred E. Deem
Haymond Maxwell
State Supreme Court
Welch
Georgia Garlic
Davy
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