Frankie Klick Stops Kid Chocolate In Seventh Round
Frankie Klick of San Francisco dethrones Kid Chocolate as world junior lightweight champion with a seventh round knockout at Philadelphia. The Cuban toppled after a hard right to the chin, ending Chocolate’s reign while Chicago still holds the featherweight title.
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Philadelphia
Kid Chocolate
Frankie Klick
San Francisco
Tony Canzoneri
Reed
New York
Chicago
Klick
Chocolate
Johnny
Spuc) Murphy
Moe Fleisher
Fleisher
State Athletic Commission
Winston-Salem All-Stars Edge High Point in Key Soccer Match
The Winston-Salem All-Stars defeated the High Point YMCA kickers 1 to 0 at Hanes Park yesterday morning. Byrd scored the lone goal in the first period, and the lead held as both teams produced strong play in a tight battle.
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Winston-Salem All-Stars
High Point
Y. M. C. A. Kickers
Hanes Park
Winston-Salem
Byrd
High Point and Winston-Salem Split Season Thriller
In a dramatic Thanksgiving clash, Winston-Salem edged High Point 2-2 to seal the series title. Stedman starred in goal for Winston-Salem, denying several Winston-Salem threats and preserving the draw. Hartley Sr. led High Point with dazzling play but lacked support to finish.
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High Point
Stedman
Winston Salem
Winston-Salem
Hartley, Sr
High Point Winston-Salem
Miami High Beats Syracuse Club 18-7 in Florida
In Miami Florida on Dee 26 Miami High school football beat Central High of Syracuse New York 18 to 7. Miami High remains undefeated against Florida teams in five years and followed up a win over Tech High of Atlanta Georgia earlier this season.
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Miami, Fla
Dee
Miami
Central High
Syracuse
N. Y
Miami High
Florida
New York
Stingarees
Tech High
Atlanta
Georgia
Eastern and Western Teams Begin Charity Game Practice
Football stars of the east and west start intensive training for the New Year’s Day charity game at Stanford. Eastern squad under Hanley and Kerr polishes two daily sessions. Westerners at California coached by Hollingsby and Lacey prepare with backfield mixes and 22 players in two elevens.
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San Francisco
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Stanford University
Berkeley
Westerners
Orin Hollingsby
Washington State
Percy Lacey
Denver
University of California
Charlie Soleau
Phil Sorboe
Kerr
Hollingberg
Paul Zimmerman
Associated Press
Tucson
Ariz
Lou Little
Columbia
Little
Stanford
Edna Dunham to Wed Phil Plant in January
New York December 26 The Daily News reports Mrs Edna Dunham former wife of Max Baer will marry Phil Plant early in January Dunham was Christmas guest of Plant's mother Mrs William Hayward Plant divorced from Constance Bennett four years ago The Suez Canal took 13 years to construct.
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New York
The
Daily News
Edna Dunham
Max Baer
Phil Plant
Dunham
William Hayward
Plant
Constance Bennett
Alabama Name Origin Stated From Indian Meaning Rest Here
The article notes that Alabama derives its name from an Indian term meaning Here we rest and discusses how the phrase is tied to local heritage.
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Alabama
Frankie Parker Tops Favorite In Indoor National Junior Title
Frankie Parker a heavy favorite to win the national junior indoor championship in New York. The Lawrenceville student has defeated top players and is recommended for No 1 in the USLTA rankings. He faces Stephen Ogilvy of Northwood School in his first match and would meet the survivor of D R Grace and Nathan Ritzenberg next.
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New York
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Lawrenceville
N. J
United States Lawn
Parker
Stephen H. Ogilvy
Northwood School
New Rochelle
D. R. Grace
St. Paul’s School
Concord
N. Y
Nathan Ritzenberg
James Adams High School
Washington, D.C
University of Arizona
Little
BC Relieves Periodical Pains Advertisement Claims Fast Relief
An advertisement promotes B C as a fast relief for menstrual pains and various aches. It states the product is prepared by a registered pharmacist with multiple ingredients and claims effects within minutes without opiates. Available in 10¢ and 35¢ packages and sold wherever drugs are sold.
Thornhill Says Columbia Is Not Easy Pushover
Stanford coach Claude Thornhill says his team will train twice daily through the Rose Bowl while staying wary of Columbia. He blames distractions from exams for potential complacency and notes Wes Muller may return for the game against Columbia.
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Thornhill
Columbia
Pasadena
Calif
Stanford University
Columbia University
Claude Thornhill
Lou
Stanford
Wes Muller
Cardinal
Gridiron Rules Discussion At Coaches Meeting
Collegiate football coaches gathered in Chicago for the 13th annual American Football Coaches Association meeting to debate proposed rule changes. Harry Kipke would report on changes while the National Rules committee retains final say. topics include goal posts, pass rules, dead ball, end zone plays, and wind-assisted punt decisions.
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Chicago
American Football Coaches’ Association
Harry G. Kipke
University of Michigan
National Rules Committee
Society of Physical Directors For Colleges
George Little
Rutgers University
Student Health Association
Radio Broadcaster Struck by Bottle at Boxing Match
Philadelphia reporter Willis Lynn, on duty for the Kid Chocolate Frankie Klick boxing bout on Christmas Day, was struck on the head by a bottle hurled by an excited fan and taken to a doctor’s office for treatment.
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Philadelphia
Willis Lynn
Frankie Klick
Doctro
Conservation Efforts Persist Despite Severe Cuts in 1933
North Carolina Director J Bruce Batheridge reports the 1933 budget cuts hit the Department of Conservation hard, shrinking annual appropriations from 101000 to 29645 while federal programs and Civilian Conservation Corps camps expand. He notes continued services, growing hunting licenses, CCC work on fire lines and roads, a $2,000,000 annual impact, and ongoing seafood standardization, oyster planting, and coastal development under federal aid.
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J. Bruce Batheridge
Dept. of Conservation and Development
Associated Press
Raleigh
Department of Conservation and Development
General Assembly
Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
Woodlands
Conservation Department
North Carolina
Federal Civil Works Admin
Iuvision
Com Cial Fisheries
Departme
Par Park
Carolina
Civil Works Administration
Fort Raleigh
CWA
Piedmont
North
Olina
Dent Roosevelt
Ehringhaus
Cosmopolitan UNC Student Body Draws National Reach
Chapel Hill notes enrollments at 2,414 for fall, 2000 students male and 233 female. Out of state attendance climbs to 635 or 26.3 percent with 32 other states DC and six foreign countries represented. Farmers once led occupations again threatened to rise with farm price trends. Denominations show Methodists top 574, Baptists 462, Episcopalians 385, Presbyterians 384 with Hebrew 160 Catholics 92 Lutherans 60 Christians 40 and others 108. Undergraduate distribution shows 559 freshmen 536 sophomores 497 juniors 361 seniors and 54 special students.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Clay
Graham
Stokes
Tyrell
Watauga
District of Columbia
Canal Zone
Canada
Cuba
England
Porto Rico
Portugal
South
Duke Blue Devils Set for Jan 4 Clemson Test at Home
Duke University's basketball squad returns Jan 1 to resume practice after a prep trip east. Coach Eddie Cameron praises freshman Connie Mack Jr. and plans Jim Thompson’s return to his former forward role. Clemson looms as a tough opener for Duke's first home game in 1934–35.
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Durham
Duke University
Cagers
Duke
Clemson
Eddie Cameron
Blue Devils
Rotary
Richmond
Baltimore University
Catholic University
Connie Mack
Cameron
Mack
Jim Thompson
Boxing Night Results From Pressed Fights Abroad and at Home
Frankie Klick stopped Kid Choco late in Cuba. Lou Amber outpointed Young Firpo in New York. Johnny Craven knocked out Georgia Riley in New York. Milt Jacobs outpointed Tony Valenti in Philadelphia. Charley Badami shaded Dick Welsh in New York. Jackie Cruz out pointed Harry Kersey in Sarasota.
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Philadelphia
Frankie Klick
Cuba
Lou Amber
New York
Young Firpo
Pennsgrove
N. Y
Johnny Craven
Conshohocken
Georgia Riley
Milt Jacobs
Tony Valenti
Charley Badami
Dick Welsh
Sarasota
Fla
Jackie Cruz
el Paso
Texas
Harry Kersey
Jacksonville
Tampa Spar tans beat Haskell Indians 7–0 on Christmas Day
The University of Tampa Spartans closed the 1933 season with a 7-0 victory over the Haskell Indians of Lawrence Kansas. Buck Torres, a substitute halfback, intercepted a pass late in the second period for the lone score.
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Tampa
Fia
University of Tampa Spartans
Haskell Indians
Lawrence
Kan
Buck Torres
Milk souring preserves nutritive value
Sour milk retains most nutrients such as proteins minerals and vitamins though texture and flavor change. fermentation processes or natural souring reduce some sugars and alter microbiological activity without substantially degrading essential nutrients.
Tar Heel Quintet Resumes Practice At Hill On Dec 28
Tar Heel basketball coach Bo Shepard announced that 11 players will return for a brief fall practice on December 28 at Hill. The squad will have five days to scrimmage before opening against Clemson on January 3 in Chapel Hill. Captain Dave meren and guards Vergil Wea and Stuart Aitken lead the backcourt with forwards Beale Glace Rankin and Blood shifting roles.
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Chapel Hill
Bo Shepard
Clemson
Shepard
Dave Meren
Vergil Wea
Stuart Aitken
Morrie
Ivan Glace
Beale
Brandt
Jim Cachren
Melvin
Bill Rankin
Erne Blood
Butterflies Taste With Legs Highly Sensitive to Taste
Insects such as butterflies sense tasting cues through their legs, with leg receptors providing heightened sensitivity compared to human taste perception. The remarkable sensitivity helps butterflies assess suitable nectar sources and host plants directly as they land.
Niagara Falls Sparks Cross-Border Power Debate
The article notes Niagara Falls supplies hydroelectric power to Canada more than the United States, highlighting cross border energy flows and implications for regional energy policy and supply.
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Niagara Falls
Canada
United States
Doctors Promote Creosote Based Cough Remedy
For many years doctors have prescribed creosote forms to treat coughs, colds, and bronchitis. Creomulsion with creosote and six other key elements quickly stops lingering colds and coughs. The product is advertised as powerful yet harmless and easy to take, with a druggist guarantee and refund if not relieved. Keep Creomulsion on hand for instant relief.
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Guaran
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