Bridgeport Beats Grafton With Last Quarter Rally
Grafton High School fell on foreign soil as Bridgeport Union High rode a late surge to a 28 22 victory. Bridgeport led 6 3 after one, 12 10 at half, and 22 16 after three before closing strong in the final minutes. Cornwell and Fishbaugh fueled the defense against Ute invaders and sparked the comeback. Referee: Stanley Jaranko. Three teams were tied entering the fourth.
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Grafton High School
Bridgeport Union High
Bridgeport
Grafton
Cornwell
Fishbaugh
Hart
O'Connor
Bearcats
Weston
Belington
Altman
Pahuta
West
Riverside
Calif
Courtney
Victoria Hedges
White
Gratton
Kelly
de Flanagan
Cross
Traynor Exudes Optimism for Pirates Season
Pittsburgh January 5 Pie Traynor Pirates manager says club in fair shape and visits to assess the squad He announces the sale of pitcher Edgar Holley to Buffalo of the International League and earlier pickup of Bill Harris by the Bisons Traynor will then go to St Louis to meet Jewel Ens who will coach next season.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Pie Traynor
Traynor
Edgar Holley
Buffalo
Bisons
Bill Harris
St. Louis
Jewel Ens
Pirate
Wrestling Last Night Highlights And Results
Philadelphia Dor Ge 217 and Cleveland St Life Sty 40 staged matches. New York Curley Donchiv 180 threw Maurice Lachappelle 178. Lewiston Me Jackie Nichols defeated Chuck Montana in Detroit two falls to one. Des Moines Jos Cox 225 defeated Joe Dusek 219 two falls to one in Omaha.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
North Java
N.Y
Ahrew Pojelio
Cleveland St
Life
Los An ‘S
Glendale
Calif
Kosten-Dan O'Mahoney
Ireland
Onna
Nou
New York
Curley Donchiv
Brocken
Maurice Lachappelle
Carinda
Lewiston
Jackie Nichols
Richmond
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Clues From a Historic Page
A grid of across and down clues spans topics from nautical terms to biblical titles with entries like Turkish title and high priest Israel, seaport abbr, and various adjectives and nouns. includes forms of to be and to drink, with numerous abbreviations and archaic spellings typical of puzzle pages.
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Bobia
Elina
Israel
Cunningham Up In Air On 1935 Track Plans
Glenn Cunningham, world record holder, says he will run the 860-yard dash at the Columbus Knights of Columbus games but may delay outdoor competition to pursue post graduate work in psychology and possible future meets. He doubts invitation to Wanamaker mile and notes Olympic trials for 1936 are not his current focus as he weighs career priorities and a potential indoor matchup with Harry Williamson.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New York
Glenn Cunningham
Columbus
Knights of Columbus
Brooklyn
University of Owa
Unis
Tews City
Alyay
Cunningham
Bill Bonthron
Bonthron
Harry Williamson
University of California
Basketball Officials to Discuss New Rules Interpretation Meeting
The Southern West Virginia Board of Approved Basketball Officials will hold its annual rules interpretation meeting in Charleston tomorrow afternoon. Board president Hal Slutz of Huntington will lead the session, open to principals athletic directors coaches and officials. Dr Carl P Schott of West Virginia University will discuss rites and interpretations.
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Charleston
Southern West Virginia Board of Approved
Hal Slutz
Huntington
Carl P. Schott
West Virginia University
Freddie Miller Wins Seventh Round KO in Europe
Paris Jan 5 Freddie Miller the world featherweight champion added another European victim last night by knocking out Francis Augier former French champion in the seventh round of a ten round bout Miller weighing 127 pounds halted the challenger 128 pounds in a decisive stoppage as he pursues his string of European victories and nears return home to defend his title.
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Paris
Freddie Muller
Europe
Cincinnati
Francis Augier
Miller
Augier
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Detroit fight notes list Joe Louis from Detroit at 186 pounds and Patsy Parag among others. Freddies and boxers from Paris Cincinnati and Bremerton appear with results and points. A Tacoma draw and multiple outpoints are noted across cities including Windsor Chicago and Los Angeles.
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Associated Pres
Detroit
Joe Louis
Patsy Parag
Boston
Fuchiy
Tae Livermore
Calif
Dack O'Dowd
bin Troost
Wis
Frank Karl
Jonny
Sigilio
Cleveland
Bus Breeze
Manhattan
Kas
Dr Drouillard
Windsor
Raw
Freddie Jase
Chicago
Jack Charxez
Phoenix
Ariz
Paris
Freddy Miller
Cincinnati
Francois Aumer
France
Varia
Milling
Los Angeles
Stoypid Legrand
Bremerton
Wash
Cecil Payne
Louisville
Frank Menroe
Portland
Carl (Prandington) Lynn
Missoula
Mont
Les Pain
Tacoma
Draw
No Duquesne Marquette Game Planned Next Fall
Pittsburgh dated report states no Duquesne Marquette football game this year. Duquesne officials could not arrange a night game on October 11. Christy Flanagan, athletic director, said Catholic University will be met instead of Marquette.
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Pittsburgh
Duquesne-Marquette
Golden Avalanche
Duquesne
Christy Flanagan
Catholic University
Marquette
Higher Rates Discussed As Wage Cuts Take Effect
The article continues on page one noting railroad prices and passenger fares remain below 1926 levels while wages rose between 1926 and February 1, 1932, when a 10 percent cut in employee compensation was implemented. It also mentions coal costs used by railroads increasing percent higher.
Louis Dominates Perroni In Detroit Boxing Clash
Detroit 20-year-old heavyweight Joe Louis showcased a powerful right hand in a six round battle, dropping Perroni three times but failing to finish him before the bell. Louis, already betting on a Ramage rematch, prepares to depart for California on January 10 to train for the February 25 Los Angeles clash.
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Detroit
Joe Louis
Perroni
Boston
Louis
Bime Boxing
Olympiatuun
Porrent
Sine Three
Perini Coun
Tours
Baer Brothers
Max
Buddy
Babe Hunt
Ponca City
Okla
Baer
Meets Ramage
Jack O'Dowa
Anothier
Per- Toni
California
Jnuary
Les ‘Ramage
Los Angeles
Railroads seek rate hikes as 1933 trends lag 1926
In July 1933 freight rates were 13.2 percent lower than July 1926, with the commission examining railroad requests for increased freight charges on most commodities. The commission also reported authorization to abandon 154 railroad stretches, affecting a milenan of 2.A14.
Veteran Tommy Armour Leads in Golf Tourney
Veteran Tommy Armour tops the field in the Miami open golf tournament as the second 18 holes proceed. Armour, a Chicagoan, holds a one stroke lead over Bill Mehrhorn of Jonsville after a 66 four under par, tying the course record jointly held by McAllister and Revolta.
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Miami
Fla
Tommy Armour
Bill Mehrhorn
Jonsville
Armour
Charles McAllister
Forest Hills-Lee
Johnny Re- Volta
Sof Milwaukee
Carnegie foes clash as Mountaineers host tilt tonight
Pittsburgh report details Virginia University and Carnegie Tech meeting in a key intercollegiate football card. West Virginia, undefeated in their conference debut, favored over Carnegie Tech despite recent losses. Duquesne beat Pitt 27 to 25 in a fifth win over Pitt in six meetings, part of Duquesne’s six straight wins this season.
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Pittsburgh
Virginia University
Carn Teel
Tristate
Mountaineers
West Virginia
Carnegie
Westminster
Titans
Glenville Teachers College
Pioneer
Slippery Rock
Duquesne
Pitt
Panthers
Dukes
Construction shovel arrives as work begins in city
A large shovel arrived today at the site with four parts of equipment shipped by the Snare Corporation from New Jersey. Excavation work is expected to start soon and labor demand is anticipated to be strong.
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Snare Corporation
New Jersey
League head predicts a strong season for major clubs
Ford Crick writes that the National League will deliver a deep, close race with five surprises in the closing drive. He praises the Giants for improvements, expects no large gap between top and bottom teams, cites potential progress by Cincinnati, and notes a night baseball trial limiting clubs to seven night games with New York, Brooklyn and Pittsburgh backing the plan.
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Ford Crrick
National Lassie
New York
Pesnand
Voay
Cardi
Giants
New York Giants
Philadelphia
Dick Bartel
Chorge Davis
Cardinals
Chicago Cuns
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philies
Boston Braves
Cin Joinnati Reds
Cinccinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Federal crime statistics reveal declines in 1930s figures
J Edgar Hoover reports on the division of investigation findings for the year ending June 30. The grim record notes 5 073 sentence completions and 2 501 years of probationary terms. Property recovered valued at 1 116 619 and 928 fugitives located.
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Cummings
J. Edgar Hoover
Division of Investigation
Sanford Bates
Prison Bureau
State Industrial Five Triumphs Over Romney Team
The State Industrial Five defeated Romney Team 27 to 22 in a hard fought game at the gym last night. Industrial led 23 to 8 at halftime as Bondytown players kept a strong shooting edge while Romney’s five rallied but fell short.
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Trial School For Boys of
Prattown
School of Deaf Five
Romney
Bountytown
Te Fieke
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Henry Picard
Hershey
Kenneth Summefeld
San Diego
Henry Kaiser
Racine
R. D. Skeyly
Victoria Club
Charley Guest
Ay Barbeet
Hollywood
Stanley Jaranko
Gee
The
Creature of Magical
Foreign Office
Cpahie
ADIS
Freddie Miller
Patsy Perroni
Pullman
George MC. Pullin
Cate
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OF State
Frick
National
Thilated
Mear
Scott
Cdefgh
China
Hives
LA Pari
Washington
Idaho
Utah
Arizona
Colorado
Nevada
Oregon
Custer
Amgement
Tanastera
Franklin
Beenie Te
Aigtiogg Ull
Hwang-ho
St. Lo
State Industrial
Romney Tean
Sete
R. J. Scott
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