Probable Lineups for New Year's Charity Game
San Francisco December 28 AP observers list likely lineups for the annual charity game. The West team features Robinson Minnesota at left end and Lakata Notre Dame at fullback while the East lists Smith Washington at left end and Mikulak Oregon as fullback, with weights averaging 198 pounds on the line and 176 in the backfield and heavier backfields on the East.
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San Francisco
Robinson
Minnesota
Leff
Schammel
Iowa
Cepps
Princeton
Bernard
Michigan
Gailus
Ohio State
Walton
Fittaburgh
Skiadapy
Pittsburgh
Sebastian
Everhardus
Lewes
Lowe
Lakata
Notre Dame
Smith
Washington
Schwammel
Oregon State
Cappulett
Oregon
Hughes
Stevens
Fred Canrinua
St. Mary's
Sorhoe
Washington State
Sauer
Nebraska
Norby
Udaho
Mikulak
Legislative odds and ends from the Montana legislature
The Montana legislature adjourns a crowded highway letting and a range of measures. A bid proposal offered two state warrants as collateral. The education debate on segregating schools for the blind and deaf stirs anew with a $175,000 federal loan plan. An $18,430 appropriation for the state land office and water board is advanced. Jeanette Rankin, now in the South, will speak on World peace. Former Senator John W. Slattery visits and is introduced in the Senate.
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State Longiness
State Water Conservation Board
Jeanette Rankin
Montana
Dow
South
House
Senate
Coellino
Byrne
Toole
Stiefel
Gallatin
Sporting
Sheridan
Asa Willard
Missoula
Sanders
Pondera County
Civil Works Administration
Miss Rankin
Jeannette Rankin
Congress
Sasancon
Aho
Montaza
Geneva
Tike Hague
Soviet Premier Lauds Roosevelt as Relations with France Improve
In a continuation of remarks on international affairs, the Soviet premier praised Roosevelt’s initiative and said non-recognition removal is welcomed by both nations. He contrasted hopeful ties with France and Poland against Germany and Japan while urging a positive League role against warlike attitudes. Kalinin opened the assembly. he linked capitalist unemployment to Remarque’s All Quiet and cited strong gains in heavy industry and crop output in 1933.
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Russia
Roosevelt
France
Poland
Germany
Japan
Lstter Countrieg
League of Nations
League
Mikhail Kalinin
Remarque
Moose Triumph Over Rialto In Championship Tilt
Moose defeated Rialto 41 to 26 to claim top honors in the Helena Y.M.C.A. basketball tournament. Helena Hardware finished third by beating Elka 25-20, in a fourth quarter comeback. Millegan led Moose with 11 points, while Birkman topped Rialto with 8. Johnson added outside shots and bank shots as Rialto battled but fell short.
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Moose
Rialto
Helena Hardware
Elku
Mosso
Helena Y. M.C. A
Elka
Hardware
Hin
Millegan
Rindi
Toeford
Itsake
Johnson
Birkman
Bolden Bobcats Roar Through Montana Basketball
The Golden Bobcats, legendary Montana State veterans, again dominate as they crush the Grizzlies and set up clashes with Rexall Drug giants and local independents. Their storied era continues with victories over Cook champions Yale A A U and Purdue, amid plans for upcoming games in Helena and other towns.
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Montana State
Golden Bobcats
Montana Grizailen
Great Falla
Eternal Youth
Colorado Springs
Florida
Rexall
Jan U
Pohlic
Fane
Justin
Meassers
Frank
Orland Ward
Thompson
Breeden
Worthington
Glynn
University of Montana
Montana
Miney Quint
Butt
Montana Normal
Ogden Boosters
Wichita Henry's
Birlingy
Shelby Independents
Helena
Dowling GAMES TONIGHT Capital League Matchups
Tonight in the Capital League the Bossiers face Club Lunch, Ferrari meets Service Transit, DeMolay battles State Pub Co, Broadwater plays American Shop, Lions host Montana Ward No 1, Ward No 2 meets Fashtop Barbers.
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Capital League
Bossiers Va
Ferrari
Service Transit
DeMolay
State Pub. Co
M. Broadwater
American Shop
Lions
Mont
Ward No
Fashtop Barbers
Bengals Host Manhattan Hoopers In Evening Match
Helena high welcomes Manhattan High School to the public school gym for an evening boys basketball game following a 1:15 preliminary contest between two rival teams. Helena's squad, led by Kenedy, Fryer, Alton, and Strong, aims to rebound from earlier games while Manhattan brings a strong record and a potent offense. The game caps a slate that includes upcoming conference play and a trip to Lewistown.
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Helena
Crimson
Neugala
Manhattan High School Ragers
Manhattan
Bengal
Tiger Tayout
Ubeelies
Wehaohax
Broadwater
Mathattui
Custer Cowboys
Bengals
Kenedy
Fryer
Alton
Strong
Nowitien
Kennerdy
Ful Gamoe
Critica
Colegin
Ilelena
Alle Blue Hisans
Tha Rungals
Lewistown
Mest Fergus
College basketball scores from scattered games report
Reported results include Georgia Tech 10 Baltimore 18 and Indiana Ju 14, Brigham Young 34 Denver Athletic Club, California 48 Santa Clara 28, Montana State 33, Ogden Boosters 63. Scoreline fragments show mixed teams and locations with incomplete details, typical of OCR sports briefs.
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Gorgia Tech
Baltimore
lePaul
Minnesota
Indiana
Marshall
Brigham Young
Denver Athletic Club
Washington State
Ellensburg Normal
California
Santa Clara
Wearney Teachers
Folgera
Wollage of the Pacific
San Francisco
Anaconda
Anoites
Montunan Normal
Texags
Avta Hind Tndwetytes
Texas
Ogden Boosters
Montana
Golden Bolicals
Maman Minoan
Fickla Chance Wins Santa Rosa Handicap at Agua Caliente
Agia Caliente Mexico December 24 AP Fickla Chance a two year old filly by Pampona won the Santa Rosa handicap at Agua Caliente Jackry clinic rack the length and a half Mitror of Mlamos with Lily the favorite finishing second The winner completed five and one half furlongs in 1 03 2 5 Mutual tickets on the winner were 10 4 and 2 60 The horse had been nominated by Jack P Atkin owner of the Frandons stable for the Agua Caliente handicap 95000 added to be run next March
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Agia Caliente
Mex
Fieckla Chance
Fentsure Mee
Tne
Agua Caliente
Jackry
Tony
Font
Mlamos
Geore Rin Lily
Fickin Chance
Mutual
Tere
Feet My
Jack P. Atkin
Frandons
Bicko
Ogden Boosters Rally to Rout Montana State Bobcats
Ogden Boosters dominated Montana State Bobcats 42-25, leading 26-40 at halftime. Gibbons and Miller, Rooster stars, scored heavily while Bobcats struggled to gain momentum and trailed throughout the game.
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Bozeman
Ogden Boostera
Tnit
Montana Ste ¢Nliege
Gibbons
Tilden
ATCW
Amateur champion Danian wins mid winter golf semis
Tinelineral DC Dec 28 George T Danian Jr, the national amateur champion, defeated A P Davidson Washington DC 4 and 3 in the mid winter golf tournament. He advances to the final round tomorrow where he will face Dick Wilson Southern Pines who defeated Evie Thomson Andrews NB and band.
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Penahurst
Tinelinral
D. C
George T. Danian, Jr
A. TP. Davidson
Washington
DC. C
Lomorrow
Dick Wilson
Southern
Evie D. Thomson
I, Andrews
N. B. Band
Hockey Roundup: NHL Scores and Overtime Ties Across Leagues
In the National League, Toronto Maple Leafs tied New York Rangers after overtime with Horton scoring for the Canadiens in a 4 3 win and Ottawa Senators routed Chicago Blackhawks 7 2 in overtime. American Association Tulea defeated St Louis 3 1.
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Toronto Maple
New York Rangers
Horton
Canadiens
Ottawa Senatorn
Chicago Blackhawks
Tulea
Bt. Louis
Montana High Schools Join National Federation
Great Falls dispatch reports Montane High School voted to affiliate with the National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations, now 34 members. Officers remained. two nominees were rejected to the board. An amendment to suspend non sanctioned tournaments for one season was adopted. A $600 appropriation was approved for the one vital High School week at Montana State College. Decisions on southern district basketball tournament site were deferred.
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Great Falls
Montane
National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations
Montana Education Association
Fred J. Ward
Thompson Fulle
W. Brown
Livingston
Mon Uni State College
Billings
Butte
Hell Here
Mareh
Miners Fall to Golden Bobcats in Butte Clash
In Butte on December 28, the Golden Bobcats rallied in the second half to defeat Montana Miners 49 to 29. Thompson and Ward led the Bobcats with 13 and 10 points as the veteran squad showed aging signs but still relied on cunning late.
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Butte
Golden Bobcats
Montana State College
Montana Mince
Golden Cats
Cat' ‘Thompson
Frank Ward
Aene Big Boys
New York
Bulldogs of Normal win from Anaconda Angdes
Dillon Dec 28 Bulldogs of Montana Normal College upset Anaconda Angdes 68 to 44 behind Rowas 19 points. Sullivan led Anos offanac and the game featured fast passing and steady scoring to seal the victory.
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Dillon
Anaconda Anodes
Hetr Daxterous
Montana Normal College
Rowas
Bulldogs
Sullivan
Anos Offanac
Rose Bowl Opponents Near End of Training
Pasadena reports Stanford players prepare for the Rose Bowl against Columbia with light sessions and a final day routine. In Tucson, Columbia drills sharpen speed and deception as Morningside Heights stars emphasize passing and rushing with Montgomery Barabary Brominicki Matal and McDowell leading the offense.
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Passadena
Calif
Stanford
Columbia
Tucson
Ariz
Lions
Morningside Heights
Clif Montgomery
al Barabar
Ed Bromincki
Tony Matal
Owen McDowell
Mystery surrounds Hollywood shooting of Gloria Craig
Hollywood detectives pursued a detailed probe into the shooting of 23 year old Gloria Craig wife of producer and diver John Crate. She was found wandering near the crime scene and taken to a drugstore for treatment after being shot in the chest and stabbed in the arm. Her condition was listed critical.
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Hollywood
Gloria Craig
John Crate
Brunetto
J. T. Wright
Coast Guard finds missing Kohler plane in Lake Michigan
Grand Rapids, Mich December Friday AP reports coast guard cutter Escanaba located a missing Kohler Aviation plane drifting in Lake Michigan about 63 miles west of Grand Haven harbor. Two men, Patrick Gossett and D W Raycraft, were aboard and safe. the vessel carried no passengers.
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Mich
Coast Guard
Escanaba
Kohler Aviation Corporation
Lake Michigan
Rey
Grand Haven Harbor
Patrick Gossett
Detratt
D. W. Raycraft
Grand Not
Rapids
Levinsky predicts Maracle for Britis e Shieaga
In Chicago, heavyweight contender Levinsky predicts a Genoa international clash as he battles Don McCorkindale in a 10 round bout at the Chicago Stadium with Jax Schmeling seen as a probable opponent for the winner. Washington hosts Dill's plan to create a single river basin development board extending TVA concept to Missouri Columbus Arkansas and other rivers.
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Shieaga
King Levinsky
Chiergo
Genoa
Don McCorkingdile
Chicago
Jax Schmeling
Germany
Levinsky
Washington
Tennessee Valley
Dill
Wash
Missouri
Colambls
Arkansas
Measure of Relief From Gold Recorded
Tragedies accompanied bitter cold from Maine to Montana. Frigid temps persisted in the Midwest with 42 below at Bolsters Mills Maine and 40 below at Cook Minnesota. Three workers died when a snow plow broke through ice on St. Louis Bay. Three fishing craft missing off Portland Maine. Coast guard ice tug cut six miles of ice on Lake Michigan to aid a crew of three. New York City recorded its coldest in three years with a low of 8 above.
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Montana
Midwest
Bolsters Mills
Cook, Minn
Duluth
Pembina
N. D
Lake Superior
St. Louis Bay
Superior
Wis
Portland
Sunapee
Coast Guard
Lake Michigan
Chicago
New York City
Chicago 3 Planning Grand Celebration for New Year
Chicago prepares for the biggest New Year’s celebration in four years with $5,000,000 spent on Inaunr alone and hotel cafe theater reservations running ahead of recent years. Prices are expected to be higher and liquor spend is estimated at $3,600,000 by several sources including H. T. Vanneas of the Wholesale Liquor Dealers association.
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Chicago
Inunr
H. T. Vanneas
Irlingie Whole- Dole Liquor Dealers’ Association
Plan of Government Aims Private Flying Mass Production
Washington reports the federal government funds private aircraft efforts set by the Public Works Administration allotting $600,000 to the aeronautics branch of the Commerce Department. The aim is a safe durable and economical machine to attract many buyers and foster inexpensive private flying nationwide.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Aeronautics Branch
Department of Commerce
Sick Butte Man Stabs Wife After Bedside Fight
Butte Dec 28 AP A sick husband John Talvite 38 or 52 stabbed his wife Mia Annie Talvite 48 with scissors after leaping from bed when she entered his room He was taken to the county hospital where a guard watched him He claimed she did not care for him properly and says he attacked in a rage due to illness and jealousy
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Butte
Mia
Annie Talvite
John Talvite
Talvite
Niacita
Snakes Discovered Under Nebraska Schoolhouse
Scotts Bluff Nebraska December 28 civil works workers at a rural school foundation waterproofing basements unearthed 112 garter snakes measuring 18 to 20 inches all dormant. Children took some home while a second generation grows as the wait for borders proceeds.
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Scotts Bluff
Neb
Civil Works Administration
Appropriation Bills Tangle Over Liquor Funds and Banks
Lawmakers push a liquor appropriation measure while debating an extra bank deposits bill tied to the national guaranty. Dignan injured by plaster fall in state treasurer's office prompts mention of workplace hazards as H. B. 75 seeks 18 460 for the state engineer and related stream measurements for 1933 34 and 1934 35. Debate includes auto license fee shifts and road fund distribution concerns raising questions about city versus rural road priorities.
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Dignan
Appropriations Committee
Goodwin
Silver Bow
Pierson
Yellowstone
Wall Street Securities
Atack Exchange
Knowles
Jefferson
Raleton
Stevens
Wheatland
Greene
Fergus
Besancon
Missoula
Hhis
Mra
Dolly Cusker
Roosevelt
Haight of Fergus
Une
Brietenstein
Hill
Firet
Lena
Newborn Japanese Heir Sparks Honolulu Tensions
In Honolulu on December 28, residents react to the birth of the Japanese throne heir. An indignation meeting criticized a local newspaper for printing a reader letter titled The Last Stand of Absolution. The letter mocked the conception of the emperor as a direct descendant, prompting protests from local Japanese papers.
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Honolulu
Japan
Toy Kills Child in Oakland After Toy Bulb Swallowed
Ten year old John Casto died in Oakland after swallowing a small electric bulb from a Christmas toy. The bulb lodged in his larynx cutting off his breath before help could reach him. Police and physicians reported the fatal accident on December 28.
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Oakland
Calif
John Casto
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