Major League Moguls Center Trades at Annual Meet
Club owners and managers from the National and American leagues gathered in New York for the annual major league meetings. They planned to buy sell and trade with many clubs ready to be active notably the Chicago Cubs Boston Red Sox St Louis Browns and possibly the Pittsburgh Pirates and New York Giants.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
New York
Chicago Cubs
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Kansas City Blues Win First American Pro Grid League Title
Kansas City Blues defeated Memphis Tigers 21 to 14 in Memphis to clinch the first American Pro Grid League championship. Dallas beat Charlotte Bantams 13 to 7. League president Godman noted a possible playoff to resolve the second-place tie between Memphis and Louisville.
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Memphis
Tenn
Kansas City Blues
Blues
Tigers
Dallas
Charlotte Bantams
L. A. Goodman
Louisville
Tony Kaska
George Grosvenor
Colorado
Kaska
Grosvenor
Kansas City
St. Louis Blues
Mound City
St. Louis Gunners
National Loop
Godman
Kafka
Memphians
Walker
Crimson Tide
Frosty Peters
Tobin Place
Tom Bushby
Plains of Kansas
Charlotte
Buster Mott
Rams
Johnny Branch
Lillies
Ram
Bushby
Kansas
Daliag
Tulsa
Carolina boxers to field largely sophomore team
CHAPEL HILL, Dec. 10. The University of North Carolina boxing squad will largely consist of sophomores this winter. Captain Sam Giddins heads the 155 pounders with Morty Ellisberg Marvin Ray Jim Carruth and Ernie Butsier as the only other lettermen.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolna
Sam Giddins
Morty Ellisberg
Marvin Ray
Jim Carruth
Ernie Butsier
Butsler
Huishers
Ray
Caruth
Duke
Marion Diehl
Tom O'Flaherty
Joe Fisher
Julius Medynski
Max Noviech
Ed Alderman
Max Frucht
McDonald
Paul Dickson
Rialto 10 Offers Two Day Jean Harlow Show
Rialto Theatre to present two day run starting tomorrow featuring Jean Harlow in Girl From Missouri with Lionel Barrymore Franchot Tone and Lewis Stone. The program promises gayety thrills glamour and romance at fifteen cents admission as a Metro hit acclaimed by patrons.
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Rialto Theatre
Jean Harlow
Missouri
Lionel Barrymore
Franchot Tone
Lewis Stone
The
Rialto
Metro
Baseball Chiefs To Talk Trades In Annual Meet
Major league executives meet in New York to settle issues including the official ball and to negotiate trades. Giants manager Bill Terry will listen for possible moves while others aim to improve clubs such as the Tigers Red Sox Yankees and Senators. The Chicago Cubs and Pirates already made trades in Louisville and Pepper Martin may join the Cubs. John Arnold Heydler will step down as NL president with Ford Frick taking over.
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Cubs
Tex Carleton
Cardinals
Larry French
Freddy Lindstrom
Pirates
Pat Malone
Guy Bush
Jim Weaver
Babe Herman
Fred Frankhouse
Boston Braves
Curt Davis
Phillies
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
Buck Newsom
Jack Knott
Bill Terry
Giants
Dick Martell
Lloyd
Paul Waner
Brooklyn
Sam Leslie
Tony Cuccinello
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
Buddy Myer
Washington Senators
National League
Ford Frick
John Arnold Heydler
Emil Fuchs
Boston Club
Braves Field
Fuchs
Res
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Will Harridge
Majors
Jimmie Foxx
Winnipeg
George Earnshaw
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
New York
Gus H
Louisville
New York Giants
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Clary Griffith
Cronin
Chicago Cuba
Pittsburgh
Louteville
Freddie Lindstrom
Guy Rush
Branch Rickey
Frankie Frisch
Pepper Martin
Cuba
Hinshaw Selected Conference Head In Western North Carolina
Plans for the North State Conference winter and spring athletics moved forward as Charlies C. Poindexter of Western Carolina Teachers College was named committee chairman to organize a 4 4 girls basketball league for Western North Carolina and Eastern Tennessee.
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Hickory
North State Conference
North Carolina
Tennessee
Charlies C. Poindexter
Western Carolina Teachers College
Cullowhee
N. C
Rialto Presents Helen Twelvetrees in She Was a Lady
The Rialto shows one day only performances featuring Helen Twelvetrees with Donald Woods Ralph Morgan and Monroe Owsley in a romantic drama She Was a Lady. Praised for humor and strong cast with Patsy Kelly as Harlow’s girlfriend and Elizabeth Dobbs in a great novel adaptation.
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Miss Harlow
Patsy Kelly
Elizabeth Dobbs
Helen Twelvetrees
Rialto
Donald Woods
Ralph Morgan
Monroe Owsley
McCall's Magazine
Diana Wynyard
Clive Brook
Mahoney Named A A U President As Convention Closes
Jeremiah T. Mahoney of New York was elected head of the Amateur Athletic Union at the 46th national convention in Miami, succeeding Avery Brundage who completes six years as president. Brundage remains active as American Olympic Committee president and will lead the U S delegation at the next Games if Berlin upholds pledges against racial discrimination.
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Mahoney
Miami
Alan Gould
Fla
Germany
Amateur Athletic Union
A. A. U. Yeaterday
Miami Biltmore Hotel
Avery Brundage
Chicago
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
New York
Brundage
America
Berlin
North State Conference elects new leaders and sets sports rules
The annual North State conference meeting elected Co. R. Hinshaw of High Point college as chairman, Poindexter as vice chairman, Dr. D. E. Foust re-elected secretary treasurer, and Dr. B. Marion of Lenoir-Rhyne named commissioner. It also limits football squads to 24 on trips and adjusts basketball official pay and access, approving schedules and lists.
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Lenoir-Rhyne
Appalachian State Normal
North State Conference
Co. R. Hinshaw
High Point College
Chapel Wilson
Appalachian
Poindexter
D. E. Foust
Catawba College
8. J. Marion
F. C. Shepard
Guilford College
Will Rogers Picture Han dy Andy Comes to Carolina
Will Rogers latest comedy Han dy Andy arrives at the Carolina theater on Monday and Tuesday. The story follows Rogers as a druggist tempted to retire and explore new schemes after his wife and daughter push him toward novelty ventures. The Mardi Gras sequence with Conchita Montenegro leads to a riotous adagio dance and a chaotic ball ending.
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Will
Will Rogers
Handy Andy
Carolina Theater
Peggy Wood
Conchita
Four Americans Win Nobel Prizes in 1934 Chemistry and Literature
Columbia University was unable to attend the ceremony for its discovery of heavy water as the chemistry prize goes to a representative, while four Americans share over $80,000. Physicians Dru Minot Murphy and Whipple are honored for anemia research. Pirandello receives the literature prize for his overall contributions to letters.
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Columbia University
Lauren Stenhardt
United States
Sweden
Dru. Minot
Murphy
Whipple
Pirandello
Nobel Peace Prizes Awarded to Angell and Henderson
The 1933 and 1984 Nobel Peace Prizes were awarded to Sir Norman Angell and Arthur Henderson in Oslo. Henderson attended the ceremony at the Nobel Institute while Angell was represented by Britain’s minister to Norway. Crown Prince Olaf and Premier Mowincker attended as dignitaries.
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Oslo
Norway
Norman Angell
Arthur Henderson
Henderson
Nobel Institute
Norman
London
Crown Prince
Olaf of
Johan L. Mowincker
Christian Lange
Angell
Notable wartime advocate clears myths about war’s value
The passage credits a figure in California with shaping public understanding that war harms all and dispels the mist that rationalizes conflict. It notes his deep belief in humanity’s potential to reason beyond warfare despite enduring skepticism.
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California
Roosevelt Seeks Stricter Laws After Crime Raids
The government reported 687 men and 178 women arrested in narcotics raids with more actions planned. President Roosevelt and officials discuss harsher prosecutions, disbarment, and a national criminological institute to fight peddling and corruption.
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Cummings
Mayer
Goldman
New York
Treasury
Patrick J. Hurley
Henry L. Stimson
Mr. Roosevelt
Anslinger
North Carolina lenders ready to take more loans
Greensboro December 10 North Carolina building and loan associations say they can handle a larger volume of loan applications than they are receiving. The North Carolina Building and Loan league secretary informs Home Owners Loan Corporation chair John H Fahey that HOLC cannot accept more applications now and proposes using private lenders as a clearing house to process excess applications.
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Greensboro
North Carolina Building and Loan Associations
North Carolina Building and Loan League
John H. Fahey
Home Owners Loan Corporation
HOLC
J. F. Stevens
Building and Loan League
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
All Southern High School Football Honor Team Named
John Red Davis heads the All South squad listing 44 players from 11 states. Four players per state were chosen as top performers from the recent season based on ballots from 10 coaches and sports writers. The Kentucky Lexington player Bailey appears among selections.
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Lake City
Fla
John “Red” Davis
North Carolina
Asheville
Koary
Greensboro
Bertini
Durham
Bailey
Dutra Leads Miami Tourney After First Round
Olin Dutra, the national open champion, opened with 69 to lead the $12,500 Biltmore event at Miami. He sits two strokes ahead of Leonard Schmutte Henry Jans and Joe Belfore who posted 72 as the field splits into divisions for the second round.
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Miami
Fila
Olin Dutra
Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Biltmore
Willie MacFarlane
Oak Ridge
N. J
Tvonard Schmutte
Findlay
Ohio
Henry Jans
Midland Park
Joe Belfore
Detroit
Outra
Schmutte
Jones
Belfore
Frank Sits
Gadeden
Ala
Duke Boxing Team Promises Depth for 1935 Season
Duke University outlines a sophomore heavy 1935 ring squad led by Ray Matulewicz Sally Granger Al Mann and Jack Kneipp ahead of a Richmond opener on Saturday with six expected to start. The schedule lists six meets including South Carolina January 5 and Clemson February 32 with Washington and North Carolina later in the slate.
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Durham
Duke University
Blue Devil
Richmond
Freddie Lloyd
Ray Matulewicz
Sally Granger
al Mann
Jack Kneipp
South Carolina
Catholic University
Dee
Duemene
Clemson College
Samitate U
Washington, D
State
Raleigh
North Carolina
Giants Defeat Bears To Claim Pro Grid Title
The New York Giants upset the Chicago Bears 30 to 18 to win the National League championship. Key shifts came after a shift to rubber-soled shoes on frozen Polo Grounds, with Danowski and Strong delivering two touchdowns and Ken Strong adding a 38 yard field goal in a remarkable comeback that stunned 48,000 fans.
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Bob Cavagnaro
New York
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Ken Strong
Bronko Nagurski
Jack Manders
Giants
Ray Kerty
New
Ed Danowski
Fisherty
Ike Frankian
Manders
Minsota
Chicago
Norment Quarles to Fight Bullock Tonight
Norment Quarles a former University of North Carolina featherweight champion meets Bill Bullock in a Washington ring tonight. After a speedy win over Calvin Cap of Baltimore, Quarles drew demand for a testing matchup from fans.
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Washington
Norment Quarles
North Carolina
Britain reports highest figure since 1929
The report notes that ple are at work in Britain, with the highest figure in the country since 1929, estimating about 10,140,000 re.
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Britain
Insurance bill for U S motorists tops 300 million
The article states that the annual insurance bill for United States motorists runs about 300 million dollars. It notes broad cost implications across the automobile sector and hints at fiscal strain on drivers and insurers.
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Broadhurst
Davidson College Wildcat
W. W. Burns
H. Cathey
Charlies Fort
Barnum Springs
C. H. Hand
Lowell
Dewey Hitching
Lexington
Davidson
Palace Theatre
Salem Street
Enso
Aloue
Thomasville
With Robt. Montgomery
Carolina
Rialto 10
Baseball Chiefs
Mickey Cochrane
Hubbell
Hinshaw
Fahey
Dutra
Duke Endowment
BEARS
Danowski
Frank Ian
Strong Chicaco
Strong
Beare
Nagurski
Bill Morgan
Columbia Cloach
Ares
Morgan
Bullock Tonigh
Inch Buster
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