Carl Hubbell Turfs In Amazing Record
New York AP reports Carl Hubbell, the left hander for the New York Giants, posted a remarkable season with a 1.60 earned run average over 44 games, the best since 1916. He led the league with 23 wins, 10 shutouts, 309 innings pitched, and a 46 straight scoreless innings streak while also ranking high in strikeouts and other pitching categories for the National League crown race.
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New York
Carl Wubbel
New York Giants
Muhbell
Grover C Alexander
Neda
Hinchbell
Jed Dtuelan
Guba
Hubber
Gions
Learing Hin
Dean Ful
Mlezy
Samex
Warneke I
Lemin
Adolph Lisku
Philies
William EB. Earhardt
Rooklyn
Liska
Teague
Fin
Paragda
Freshmen at Montana State University Named
AP report lists a large roster of freshmen awarded at Montana State University including Edward Alexander Whitehall James Baker Choteau Narva Bony Aynt Lewistown Larry Bowler Seaboy Manley Brandenburg Cole Uma Falls Finyd Burs Butte Hugh Capenhaver Ovando Patrick Connors Anaconda Howard Doyle Manta Ga Phil Downey Butte Ernest Hayes Stenton Amy WH Ham Freehourn Butte Raymond Feltron Lawlatown WHITs Hieslett Glendive WUlan Missoulia Stantey Whitefish Mike Kane Miles City Howard Xormlg Torrington Wyo Edwin Leipheimer Dutto Jno Mariana Miloa City Jack Neus synuer Missoula George Noff Mis soula Ditford Olson Whitefish Erling Osa Minot Aubrey Pickett Spokane Ralph Rader Helena Stanley Ryder Freid Glenn Schultz Missoula Arthur Terrill Great Falls Florbert var Vusor Great Falls Georg Vuenno ylel Butte George White Lewin tnwn Raymond Whitcomb Wald wit Park Calif Harbert Wheat Milton Charles Whittinghi Helena Bert Stripp BUSings
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Miséuida
Dee
Wsndcals
A. J. Lewandowski
Montana Stvla University
Edward Alexandar
Whitehall
Jimes Baker
Choteau
Narva Bonyaynt
Lewistown
Larry Bowler
Seaboy
Manley Brandenburg
Coleuma Falls
Finyd. Burs
Butte
Hugh Capenhaver
Ovando
Patrick Connors
Anaconda
Howard Doyle
Manta
Phil Downey
Ernest Hayes
Jack Neussynuer
Missoula
George Noff
Ditford Olson
Whitefish
Erling Osa
Minot
N. C
Aubrey Pickett
Spokane
Ralph Rader
Helena
Stanley Ryder
Freid
Glenn Schultz
Arthur Terrill
Great Falls
Florbert Var Vusor
Georg Vuennoylel
George White
Lewintnwn
Raymond Whitcomb
Waldwit Park
Calif
Harbert Wheat
Milton
Charles Whittinghi
Bert Stripp
Busings
Miami Biltmore Open Attracts Golf Greats In Field
In Miami Florida the fourth annual Miami Biltmore Open with a total purse of 10590 tees off Friday at the Miami Biltmore Country Club. Among 160 plus entrants are major champions Johnny Goodman Geno Sarazen Willie MacFarlane Tommy Armour Toby Farrell Billy Burke Penny Shute and Tom Creagy. Paul Ryan of White Plains NY is tipped as the likely winner though no major crown holder is declared.
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Biltmore Oven
Miami
Fis
Miami Bilmain Country Club
Paul Ranyan
White Plains
N. Y
Renmal Ranyan
Johnny Goodman
Dowling GAMES TONIGHT Women's Dengue
Evening athletic program features teams Galen v4 Hinko Lugen and Linnenkahls v Hamburger Inn with other matchups including Mower Shop versus Eddy Bakery and PlKeltan while Marthe Hotel faces Fashion Marc. Local venues include TM and Stare Phar with entries noting Bussarda and Wester: Galen.
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Galen
Hinko Lugen
Marthe Hotel
Linnenkahls
Hamburger Inn
Bussarda Va
Mower
Eddy Bakery
PlKeltan
College Scores From Area Meet Highlighted by Surprising Wins
Concordia Junior College of St Paul lost to Guatagua Adolphus by 32 to 43 while Marquette University trailed Oshkosh State Ranchers 44 to 49. Columbia Dubuque led Town State Teachers 74 to 17 as early notes mention a historic city and tin debates in Bolivia with archaic claims.
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Concordia Junior College
St. Paul
Guatagua
Rocky Mountain All Star Team Picks and Close Contests
Bal Lee Dec. 6. Rejection of a mythical All Rocky Mountain conference eleven in 1933 becomes a difficult task due to evenly matched leading teams and tight margins. Coaches note unusually strong defense and a surge of triple threat backs and excellent kickers. Highlights include Davies and Morris from Colorado and Denver University, Savich and Barton from Utah teams, and strong defensive performers like Mc Kanzir and Ward.
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Bal Lee
Pruc
Brésuit
Pleven
Lew
Utah State
D. Epting
Denver
Danny Savieh
Utah UT
Utes
Aia
Iim
Barton
Savich
Nisonxer
Brigham Young
McKanzir
Uteh
Western stars named for charity East West game
Twelve western football stars received invitations to the East-West Shriners charity game on New Year's Day. Officials said the Western squad of 22 would be announced soon, with several Nebraska players expected and Pacific Northwest players predominating among those named thus far.
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San Francisco
Nebraska
Atata
Transalan
Pacific Northwest
Jay Tod
Olympic Club
Karry Field
Oregon State
Adolpha Schwammel
Carl Jorgenson
St. Mars's
Guarnts
Edward Barton
Denver
Beroie Hughes
Oregon
Phil Sarbos
Waaehington State
Pierre Bowman
Harry Norby
Idaho
Mike Kikulak
All-ROGBY Conference Honorable Mention Recap
Honorable mention selections include Ends-Carleon Uteh U Hill Utah State White Colorado U Gilleagle Brigham Young O Epting Nienver U Tackles-Reeve Utah U McLeen Colorado U W Olsen Colorado Teachers Feba Denver YU Guarda-Murphy Colorado U Brady Utah State Warner Brighets Young Ca verra Denver U Centers Hartman Colorado U Bridge Utah U Quarterbacks LaComb Brigham Young Arnatt Utah U Tracks Burlough Denver Jackson Denver Rasmussen Utah State McGtann Colorado U Stenzil Colorado U Mecmer Colorado A C Manag Colorado A C
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Carleon
Uteh U
Hill
Utah State
White
Colorado U
Gilleagle
Brigham Young
O. Epting
Nienver U
Reeve
Utah U
McLeen
W. Olsen
Colorado Teachers
Feba
Denver
Guarde
Murphy
Brady
Warner
Brighets
Conference Backfield Picks Highlight 1920s ColoradoStars
The Coloradoan praises trio Ws, Pete Wilson, Brigham Young, and White from Colorado Armies as unanimous halfbacks with Hoth hailed as a top open field runner and punter. Aldo Richins shifts to fullback for lead scorer duties, while Wagner of Colorado U lags among veterans.
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Aldo Richins
Wagner
Colorado U
Tamany Leader Flynn Vows Not To Let Bronx Tangle
New York dispatch reports Edward J. Flynn, Democratic Bronx boss, telling Tam many staying hands off his bailiwick. He roars The Tiger will not cross the tiger as long as I can shout my protest at a Bronx County Committee meeting during the senatorial district contest. Flynn, allied with Farley and Roosevelt, backed former Alderman Joseph McKee in the mayoral race against John P. O'Brien.
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New York
Edward J. Flynn
Bronx
Tammany
Bailiwick
Flynn
James A. Farley
Roosevalt
Aldermanto
Josenh
McKee
John P. O'Brien
Re-election Choice and LaGuardia Fusion Nominees
Observers note a possible shift in political strategy as Fiorello H LaGuardia secures fusion support amid a break with rivals in the wigwam scene. A Maine court reform resolution proposes inviting judges to return 36 percent of their salaries for 18 months. New York liquor repeal yields $586,000 in duties at the port, marking the first full day of legal sale.
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Fiorello H. LaGuardia
John F. Gurry
Union Sinuare
Auguste
Maine Supreme Judicial Court
Legicalature
New York
United States
Port of
College football attendance shows rise despite injuries
New York and nationwide reports indicate a 13 percent gain in college football attendance for 1935, undoing a 1932-33 decline. Nebraska, Kansas, and Denver set records. 46 institutions reported increases, with Fordham Saint Mary’s and Santa Clara among the leaders. deaths from football remain low and not all injuries are clearly linked to play.
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New York
Associ ‘Ated
Wat
Lve College
College
Wilma Kelly
Helena
Mont
Hee
Asanel
Ated
Myanclnt
Col-Lega
Fordham
St. Mary's
Santa Clara
World wool clip to shrink from 1928–32 average
Washington reports the Bureau of Agricultural Economics estimates 1923 world wool clip will be about 2.561 billion pounds, eight percent below 1932 and six percent under the 1928–32 average. Foreign markets see rising prices and activity, while U S consumption by manufacturers in September ran 16 percent below July and October–November slackening is hinted. The first nine months show consumption 40 percent higher than last year.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
China
Bureau Anid
United States
Septeemater
New York Liquor Crackdown Targets Speakeasies
State and city liquor agencies launched a crackdown led by Police Commissioner James Bolen to close speakeasies within a week. Fifty arrests were made as unlicensed outfits and cordial shops faced action while rum row’s largest liner returned to port with illegal whiskey unloaded. Hundreds of stores saw shelves stocked as crowds bought liquor amid prices from 1.25 to 7.26 per quart.
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New York
Polles Comfalskioner
James
Bolen
Hugh
Buntle
Lquor
Coast Guard
Rum Row
Babe Hunt Seeks Labor Job After Boxing Career Break
Oklahoma City report notes Babe Hunt, once a hopeful for the world heavyweight title, applies for a civil works labor position after sustaining a gunshot wound in his right hand two months ago. Also mentions University of Washington Huskies’ football team traveling to Los Angeles to face Southern California as part of the Pacific Coast Conference title contention.
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Oklahoma City
Hunt
Oklahoma
Civil Works
Seattle
University of Washington Huskies
Meno Southern California
Trojans
Los Angeles
Ted. Isaacson
Midshipman Wins Tanforan Feature Race in close finish
In California at Tanforan Midshipman an entry from Spreckles Sed surged to victory in the F750 feature race. Prince Port finished second with Sexuro third as the mile and one sixteenth clocked 1 48 9 8. Payouts included Midshipman paying 21 80, 10 40 and 6 20, Prince Port 95 60 and 3 20, Sexuro 5 40.
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San Runs
Calif
Midshipman
Spreckles Sed
Tanforan
Prince Port Wan
Sexuro
Prince Peat
Soguro
Midwest Implement Dealers convention opens in Omaha
Omaha reports the 28th annual Midwest Implement Dealers Association session where speakers predict government funding will unlock a damper on farm equipment purchases. Albert Kausch of Seattle Nebraska foresees farmers with loans driving demand while John Wallace of Connecticut counters with concerns over supply. About 100 delegates from Nebraska and western Iowa attend, with Alaska agricultural development promoted by the department.
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Omahe
Midwest Implement Dealers
Asociation
Nccesariles
Albert Kausch
Seatte Uut
Neb
Fase Suena
Ola Homa
Texas Implement Denters
Bo Wit
John Wallace
Conner Mufts
Tai
Nebraska
Miller Beats Dazzo In Non Title Featherweight Bout
Chicago reports Freddie Miller of Cincinnati won a decisive 10 round fight over Paul Dazzo of Chicago at Arendina arena. Miller weighed 126 1/4 pounds, Dazzo 132. Dazzo landed a strong right in round ten but Miller answered with sharp body and head shots. Tonelli stopped Mickey O'Shea in five rounds, and Gene Salvatore beat Phil Pernice in five. Paul Lee drew with Oscar O’Hanlon in six.
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Chicago
Fredidie Miler
Cincinnati
Paul Dazzo
Arelendia Arena
Miller
Umit
Dazzo
Pebapa
Laddia Tonelli
Masctles
Mickey O'Shea
Ifo
O'Shea
Tonelli
Chicagosa
Sene
Gene Salvatore
la Salle
Phil Pernice
Pernice
Downo
Paul Lee
Oscar O'Hanlon
Waukegan
O'Hanion
States fail to unite on grain rate revisions
Western states and rail interests presented briefs to the Interstate Commerce Commission after hearings on grain and grain product freight charges. Disagreement remained over a uniform revision for the area west of the Mississippi with oral arguments slated for a date to be announced.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Miaslualpp River
Hoch- Smith
Nebraska
Oklahoma
North Idaho
Montana
North
South Dakotas
Lown Stend
Nebraska Coach Bible Leaves Nebraska for East West Game
Lincoln Dec 6 Coach D S Bible of the University of Nebraska will take a two year leave of absence to coach in the East West charity football game at San Franc isco. He nominated several coaches from Missouri Valley and Southwest colleges and sent names including Percy Lacey Denver Yale and E Holingbery Washington State. Six Nebraska Cornhuskers are among the nominees.
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Lincoln
Nab
D. XS. Bible
University of Nebraska
Dutieas
Sir Franchare
Ordny
Andleas Football Coaches Association
Nibio
Wayora
Missouri Valley Staion
Southwest
Percy Lacey
Denver
Yale
E. Holingbery
Washington State
Nebraska Cornhunker
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Meath
Christy Matheweon
Glanty
Pere Containe E. Run
Carl O Hubbell
Tansle Warnell
Atold Gchumacher
Teaeo
Wyweit
Bestop
Howton
Lawrence I Wretieh
Passouret
von Linde Afunua
Bert Ostais
Inpa P
Hera
Lnte
Wiliam Veeck
Chicago Cubs
William AW Walker
Ding
Dd Mall Walker
Phar
Ity Teague
Wien
Skuts
Geseker
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Bal A. Garrity
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Pasco Ewe
Waielunas
Doerr
Bointack
Toohey
Snyder
Dewery
Johnson
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Simpson
Walker
Seeves
Dendy
Mander
Senngon
BOS Noviatrony
Wee Christie
Ato N Miller
H Kniser
Hart & Hart
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Tolala
Conners
Henitasy Bros
A. Tohonon
Maherty
Galdwell
Hlaved
Tinhuanaen
Bolivia
Tten
Rocky Mountain
Diffgult
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Davies
Utals U. Morris
Colorado Rcgies
Lefferdink
Snd
McGuire
Denver University
Morrie
Everett
Wash
Snohomish County
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Sound View Fulp and Timber Company
Rainer Pulp and Paper Company
Olympic Forest Products Company
Ove Chicago
Ralph Greenleaf
Olympic
Wands
Washington Municipalitian
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Rockies
Capi
Harold Davies
Utah
Pete Wilmon
All-Rogby
Lelterdink
Colorado
Morris
A. C
Ostler
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Suvich
Brithany Young
McKenzie
Harton
Denver U
Ward
Cente Carlaga
Grosvanor
Aruder
Utah Agricultural Collage
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Arthur Ehlers
University of Iowa
Hoot Wilson
Howard College
Birmingham
Ala
Jack Cleuto
Juln Carroll University
Cleveland
Wheat
Kaurez
University of the South
Sewanee
Tenn
andHarry Tipton
Southwestern University
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By Alan Gould
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Xansae
York
Walton Line
Trias
States
Babe Hunt
Common Labor
Huskies
Alaska
The
Department of Agricultura
Freddie Miller
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