Martin Provides Outstanding Feat Of Year
John Leonard Martin is named outstanding individual achievement in sports for 1931 by American sports writers and editors. The St. Louis Cardinal outfielder receives nationwide votes after a sensational World Series solo flight against the Athletics.
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Associated Press
New York
Sports
John Leonard Martin
Athletics
St. Louis Cardinal
Pepper Martin Tops AP Poll Among 112 Experts
The Associated Press poll names Pepper Martin of the St. Louis Cardinals as the top individual of the year with 68 of 112 expert votes. Francis Ouimet and Ellsworth Vines contended for second, while Lefty Grove, Billie Burke, Helene Madison, Maxson, Albie Booth, Bat Battalino, and others received smaller totals.
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Associated Press
Martin
Pepper
Francie Ouimet
Ellsworth Wities
Ouimet
California
Pepper Martin
St. Louis Cardinals
Francis Ouimet
Ellsworth Vines
Lefty Grove
Billie Burke
Helene Madison
Maxson
Albie Booth
Tate
Bat R Battalino
Southern California
Howard H. Jones
John Oris
Colgate
Julee Ladoumegue
France
Hunting and Fishing Notes From North Carolina
North Carolina wild game reports blend sport with concern as quail are scarce across the commonwealth. Pointer Club of America events at Pinehurst crown Norious Roy and Frosty Jack among top winners while Tar Heel entries claim derby success. A dragger brings an American eagle home as coastal birds and forest fires reshape hunting news.
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View
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Plate Ebbs
Suncrest Lumber Company
Great Smokies National Park
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Swat
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Carl Goerch
Washington
Pointer Cinb
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Dec
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New York
Pointer Club of America
Chief
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Jersey City
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Wilder
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Henry T. Curry, Jr
Augusta
Farmwood
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Frosty Jack
W. T. Shore
Booneville
N. C
Muscle Shoals
Gary
Carley Bailey
Baltimore
Emma Huggins
Lexington
Venture IL
Boston
New England
Big Bird
Venture
Pamlico Sound
North Carolina
W. M. Ballard
E. P. Widmer
Franklin
Ocracoke
Brant
Jonah
Gibbs Mountain
Marion
Clyde Mason
Atlantic
Carteret
Florida
Bass and Lomski Head Week's Fight Program
Benny Bass from Philadelphia light weight and Leo Lomski from Aberdeen Washington heavyweight top this week's fifth boxing card. The event is expected to be dull as most boxing venues close for the Christmas holidays.
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Lomski
New York
Benny Bass
Philadelphia
Leo Lomski
Aberdeen
Wash
New golf ball voted okedore Pasadena Open winner
Harry Cooper captured the Pasadena open title at Brookside with a 281 total over 72 holes, earning $1,000 as he led 180 players by seven strokes. Second went to Witty Cox with 288, collecting $600, while Fred Morrison was third at 289 for $400, and Ralph Guldahl and Walter Hagen tied for fourth at 290 for $325 each.
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Texas
Witty Cox
Brooklyn
Fred Morrison
Culver City
Calif
Cox
Morrison
Ralph Guldahl
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Ray Mangrum
Los Angeles
Eddie Loos
Chicago
Plague Attacks Beetles Reducing Pine Timber Loss
In Bend Oregon a natural plague thinned a pine beetle outbreak that was devastating local timber. Officials expect the plague to continue until the beetles are wiped out, saving millions of board feet of timber.
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Bend, Ore
Basketball's big rise in public sports interest in High Point
In High Point the basketball scene dwarfs football in participation and games with 216 organized city players plus 30 women, across two boys leagues and multiple independent teams. The piece argues basketball emphasizes teamwork and passes over individual star power, urging fans to attend games.
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High Point
High Point College
High Point High School
Beeson Quint Leads Commercial Net Loop In Hoosier Era
Beeson Hardware Company SMY A. C. basketball club has won all three league games, leading in scoring with 70 points while struggling defensively. Leonard and Younts pace the defense, DeMolay, Highland, Allen Jay, and Printers trail in a tight first-half race with several players closing in on the individual scoring lead.
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Quint
Leonard
Younts
Davis
Beeson Hardware Company
Y. M
Order Boys
Beeson
Leonard and
Printers
Highland
de Molay
Allen Jay
Page Dennis
Bryant
Dennis
P. McDonald
Smith
DeMolay
Fan Confesses Love for Basketball and Teamplay
The writer rejects the idea of a single star carrying a game and argues true victory comes from teamwork. He compares individual glory to wartime rhetoric and celebrates the collective effort on a hardwood court. He urges others to attend games to feel the sport’s thrill and passion.
Crawford Tops Asiatic Runs In 1931 Season
Chicago dispatch reports Pat Crawford of the Columbus Red Birds drove in 154 runs in 157 games during 1931. He drew 67 walks and was hit by a pitch five times. He will next season trial with the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Chicago
Pat Crawford
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Crawford
St. Louis Cardinals
Southeastern 10 Reorganize and Expand League
Resurrection of the Southeastern league after a year’s lapse was approved by five prospective members including three franchise holders. Five cities voted to reorganize. four more were invited to join. An eight club Class B league across Alabama Georgia Mississippi and Florida is planned with a January 18 finish.
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Ala
Dée
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Florida
Columbus
Jackson
Miss
Pensacola
Fla
Selma
Montgomery
H. F. Thompson
Anniston
Mobile
Macon
Meridian
Tulane Football Team Volleys Sightseeing Stop in El Paso
The Tulane University football squad, en route to the Tournament of Roses game with Southern California, will stay in El Paso for the day. A light workout is planned at 1 p.m. after arrival at 8 a.m. and players will take a sight-seeing trip to Juarez, Mexico.
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Tex
Tulane University
Southern California
Juarez
Mexico
Greenies
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