Cardinals Win 1934 AP Sports Poll With Minnesota Second
The Associated Press ranking names St. Louis Cardinals as the year’s outstanding team, edging Minnesota by points. Bears, Tigers and Alabama also receive top votes. other mentions include Yale, Stanford, and Cal in various sports, with international entries noted.
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OTR
Sannual
Associated Press
Alan Gould
New York
Dean Brothen
Pug Lund
Kostka
St. Cardinals
Minnesota
Cardinals
Deans
Pep Martin
New York Keen
Giants
Southern Cali
A. P
E Cardinals
Minto
A Gophers
St. Louis
Gophers
United States
Alabama
Stanford
California
Poughkeepwie
Univ. of Minn
Chicago Bears
Det
Tigers
Oh Lorri
Dsns
Univ
Golve New York Giants
British Davis
Ccaes EE Bo Ec
Ans Ae Univ. Calif
Stanford Univ
Ace
Nava
Yale University
Chi, Blackhawks
Columbia Univ
Purdue Univ
Colgate Univ
Louisiana State
Rainbow
Boston Red Sox
Knox College
Letourner-Debaets
Toronto Maple Leafs
Golfdom's Greatest To Compete In Nassau Colonial Open
Nassau Bahamas December 18. The British Colonial Open with a $5000 prize drew 67 players marking the island's first major money event since 1928. Olin Dutra led field, shot 66 in a best ball win with Governor Clifford over Billy Burke and Willie MacFarlane, who both parred.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Nasau
Gene Sarazen
Johnny Farrell
Henry L. Doherty
Bede Clifford
California
Olin Dutra
Dutra
Miami Biltmore
Governor Clifford
Billy Burke
Willie MacFarlane
Burke
MacFarlane
Governor
Temple Grid Stars Ill Ahead of Sugar Bowl Trip
Two Temple University gridiron players Dave Gmukier and Roy Lorenz are hospitalized with grippe and illness. The squad, led by Glenn Pop Warner, plans light workouts before departing for Baton Rouge Louisiana State University field in New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day. They are expected to entrain Thursday once doctors clear them.
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Philadelphia
Temple University
Tulane
New Orleans
Dave Gmukier
la Grippe
Roy Lorenz
Glenn Pop Warner
Eton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Ite
Warner
Jones Ultimatum To Long Echoes At LSU
Baton Rouge, La. December 18 The ultimatum of Coach Laurence Biff Jones to Huey Long resonated on campus as LSU beat Oregon 14 to 18 in their annual game. Long barred from dressing rooms and a tense conference followed the victory. Mutual efforts to heal the rift between Long and Jones continued without public discussion of resignation.
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Baton Rouge
Laurence “Biff” Jones
Louisiana State University Tigers
Jones
Reveille Row
Huey Long
Reveille
Coach Jones
Louisiana
Biff Jones
LSU Grid Stars
Oregon
West Pointer
Long
James M. Smith
LSU
Dr. Smith
Tiger
Brace Removed Lets Grayson Prepare for Rose Bowl
Stanford all American fullback Bobby Grayson had a heavy chest brace removed by Dr. Frits Roth and will be ready for Stanford's Rose Bowl clash with Alabama on New Year’s Day. Grayson had been sidelined since November 24 with the brace off tomorrow final exams end and Thornhill plans heavy workouts leading to the game.
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Stanford University
Calif
Bobby Grayson
Stanford
Frits Roth
Grayson
Tiny” Thornhill
Pasadena
Alabama
Thornhill
Tomlinson Victor In City Checker Loop Title Playoff
The Tomlinson Chair Co. checkers team defeated Melrose 11-5 in a playoff for the City-Wide YMCA League title. Trotter and Gallimore played for Tomlinson while Clark and York played for Melrose.
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Tomlinson
Victor
Tomlinson Chair Co
Checker
Melrose Outfit
Trotter
Gallimore
Clark
York
Melrose
Highland
West End
South Carolina Athletic Budget Cut by 20 Percent
The University of South Carolina athletic department will operate next year on a budget 20 percent below 1934 appropriations. The reduction was approved by the athletic advisory board, though the total budget figure was not released. President Dr. L. T. Baker said coaching matters would be discussed at a later meeting.
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Columbia
8. C
University of South Carolina Athletic Department
L. T. Baker
Davidson Rallies To Beat Lenoir Rhyne
In Hickory on December 18 Davidson surged in the second half to overcome Lenoir Rhyne 34 to 26 after trailing 15 to 17 at halftime. The game stayed rough with free throws deciding the outcome as Charlie Harris led Davidson with 10 points.
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Hickory
Davidson
Wildcats
Lenoir Rhyne
Charlie Harris
Pinehurst Plans Weekly Steeplechase Races Here
Plans for weekly steeplechase races begin New Year and run through the winter at Pinehurst Track and Polo field. A permanent course is planned between Pinehurst and Southern Pines, ready next year, with a Saturday spring date after the Carolina Cup in Camden.
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Pinehurst
Sandhills Steeplechase and Racing Association
Southern Pines
National Steeplechase and Hunt Association
Camden
8. C
Hubert Blair Named To Captain Hurricane
Hubert Blair of Houston Texas will lead Furman universitys Purple Hurricane football team next year. The dashing quarterback a junior this year was selected last night by vote of the Furman squad at a banquet given the team by alumni and civic clubs Cleo Roper a senior end was chosen alternate captain Guy Williams center received the Hewlett Sullivan trophy as most valuable player and Bob Turner a flank man and retiring captain was avas sees the sportsmanship truly
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Greenville
D. C
Hubert Blair
Houston
Tex
Furman University
Purple Hurricane
Furman
Cleo Roper
Guy Williams
Hewlett Sullivan
Bob Turner
Wasava
Break In Weather Is Alabama's Big Hope
University of Alabama coach Frank Thomas and the Crimson Tide faced improving weather as they prepared for the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day. The team held a long scrimmage against Stanford formations, minus injured guard Bob Ed Morrow, and Alabama expected an offensive scrimmage later that afternoon before departing for the west coast on Friday.
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University
Ala
Frank Thomas
Crimson Tide
West Coast
Stanford
Bob Ed Morrow
Husky
Alabama
Thomas
Londes Retains World Heavyweight Title in Memphis
Jimmy Londes defeated Pete Sauer of California in straight falls to retain the world heavyweight wrestling title in Memphis. The match crowned Londes champion again as he decisively won both falls.
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Londes
Sauer
Memphis
Tenn
Jimmy Londes
Pete Sauer
California
Rest is Primary Attack Against Rheuma, Dr. Fishbein
The article outlines a multi angle approach to rheumatic diseases, stresses rest to aid tissue recovery, and notes that home based cures provide emotional relief. It discusses various treatments including vaccines, arsenic and iron for anemia, salicylates for pain, bowel health, and heat therapy with hot baths, warning against excessive heat for weak or heart disease patients.
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Morris Fishbbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Romance rumored for Greta Garbo and Brent
Hollywood gossip links Greta Garbo with George Brent amid speculation she will stay in California for more film work. The divorced Ruth Chatterton connections and Garbo’s privacy fuel talk of a romance and possible retreat from Sweden.
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Greta Garbo
Brent
Hollywood
Garbo
Greta
George Brent
Ruth Chatterton
Strindberg
Stockholm
Sweden
Eoadie
Bowling league victors shine at Lucky Strike alleys
Kellam Foundry Wilson and Co and Smoke Shop won Industrial league games at the Lucky Strike alleys. Kellam beat 8. P. U two to one while Smoke Shop swept Southeastern Express and Wilson edged San Souci by the same margin. Leading scorers include Nolen 349 for Southeastern and Poteat 342 for Kellam. The Commercial Bowling league resumes tonight at 7:30.
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Kellam Foundry
Wilson & Co
Smoke Shop
Kellam
P. U
Southeastern Express
Wilson
San Souci
Swartzberg
Hart
Southeastern
Nolen
Smith and Morehead
Woodell
Major Leagues to Run Four Farms in Piedmont League
Larry MacPhail announced that the Cincinnati Reds will finance a class B farm in the Piedmont league next season. The New York Yankees continue at Norfolk, the Boston Red Sox take Charlotte, and the St. Louis Cardinals keep Greensboro. MacPhail met Dan W. Hill and William G. Bramham to confirm the plan. The Wilmington franchise may move next year.
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Durham
Larry MacPhail
Cincinnati Reds
New York Yankees
Norfolk
Boston Red Sox
Charlotte
St. Louis Cardinals
Greensboro
MacPhail
Dan W. Hill
Asheville
Piedmont
William G. Bramham
Red Legs
Wilmington
Mrs Gooch Called to Sanatorium Bedside of Brother
Miss Lizzie Gooch of Gooch-Thomas Inc was summoned to a sanatorium in Sanatoriam N Y to be at her brother's bedside as he lies critically ill вчера.
Not part of Hollywood social life for the actor
The subject remains aloof from Hollywood social scenes and public appearances, avoiding industry gatherings and parties while pursuing their career.
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Hollywood
Notice to creditors of D Miller deceased
Ceased, late of Dutsford County North Carolina, estate of D Miller. Creditors must present claims to the undersigned by December 20 1935 or be barred from recovery. Debtors should pay promptly. This 18th day of December 1935. H O Malic administrator of the estate. West Side Station High Point N B M Smith attorney.
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Dutsford County
North Carolina
D. L. Miller
H. O. Malic
D. Miller
West Side Station
High Point
B. M. Smith
Hamas Signs To Fight Schmeling And Hands Garden Big Setback
New York December 18. Boxing manager Charlie Harvey announces heavyweight Steve Hamas will fight Max Schmeling in Hamburg on March 10. The move disrupts Jimmy Johnston’s Miami plans and threatens a heavyweight elimination tourney and a $150000 gate, with promoter Walter Rothenberg proposing a 25000 stadium and a share for Hamas. Johnston protests, claiming Hamas is under contract and owes Lasky a return bout. Tem ple practice opened light as Cox plans to intensify ahead of New Year.
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New York
Charlie Harvey
Jimmy Johnston
Madison Square Garden
Steve Hamas
Max Schmeling
Hamburg
Germany
Harvey
Johnston
Garden
Broadway
Max Baer
Schmeling
Walter Rothenberg
Tulane Starts Secret Practice Ahead of Sugar Bowl
In New Orleans on December 18 Coach Ted Cox begins private drills at Tulane with only the press allowed for the Wave ahead of the Sugar Bowl showdown against Temple and Pop Warner. The public is barred from watching to prevent leakage of team information.
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New Orleans
Tulane
Ted Cox
Pop” Warner
Temple Warriors
Duke Nosed Out By Gamecocks 24-23
Columbia December 18. South Carolina defeated Duke 24 to 23 in the opening basketball game of the season. Duke heads to Gainesville for games tonight and tomorrow against the University of Florida.
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Highland
Amos
B. Anderson
Ball
Grissom
Cvsves Walker
Roadell
Orreee
Fee Whitt
M. Anderson
Rothrock
Hutchins
Tore Sroses
Settee
Riley
Etter
Brown
Eiauis
Duke
Gamecocks
Columbia
D. C
University of South Carolina
Duke University
University of Florida
Gainesville
Notice of Sale of Land by Wachovia Bank Trust Co
Public sale for cash of 47.21 acres in Guilford County North Carolina High Point Township described as the T Y Hamilton Estate and Corbett property. Foreclosure under deed of trust dated December 10 1931 with Mary A Hamilton Troy A Hamilton Vernon McGehee Ruth Hamilton McGehee. Sale set at High Point Court House front entrance on January 10 1933 at noon. J A Myatt trustee attorney notes sale subject to liens.
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Mary A. Hamilton
Troy A. Hamilton
Vernon McGehee
Ruth Hamilton McGehee
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
of Deeds
Guilford County
North Olina
Court House
High Point
North Carolina
Corbitt
T. Y. Hamilton
Gilbert Street
Hamilton Plat
Hamilton
Stone
Wachovia Bank & Trust CO
J. A. Myatt
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Martin
Detroit Tigers
Florida
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Tropical Park, Coral Gables
Coral Gables
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B. Litsenburger
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Wooonk
BE. Bird
W. G. Bridges
FI. H. Mendentials
W. Green
Sick
Eath
L.S.A
Brace
S. C
Tee
PF. U. Co
J. Kennedy
O. A
Hayworth
Bens
SAN Souci Club
Welborn
Smith
Johnson
Cook Se Tewee
Eeeeune
Grimes
Davis
Swartsberg
Hartey
Hearne
Bebe
Hutchoo
Hamas
Hands Garden
Eddie Brietz
Cox
Temple
Mitoga
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Mrropa
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