Bowl season chatter colors the 1930 football outlook
The article discusses Rose and Orange Bowl intrigue involving Pittsburgh, California, Notre Dame, and Southern California as it previews New Year games. It highlights ticket gates, seating changes, and the pressure on teams like Auburn, Texas Christian, and Washington across the Bowl landscape.
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Harry Grayson
Neaervice Iful
Washington
Na State
Ara
Texas
Mississippi
Auburn
Havana
Notre Dame
Southifornia
Anfigeles Coliseum
Pasa
Tech
Schmeling Rated Top by Ring Magazine for 1936
New York Det 28 4 For making just one fifth appearance before cash customers Max Schmeling is named world number one fighting man for 1936 by Ring magazine. Louis ranked second while Jimmy Braddock drops to three. Benny Lynch and other champions top their weight divisions. Petey Sarron tops featherweights and Sixto Escobar heads bantams with Peter Kane leading flyweights.
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New York
Det
Max Schmeling
Ring
der Maxie
Joe Louis
Detroit Brown Bomber
Jimmy Braddock
Louis
Schmeling
Ion
Benny Lynch
Scotland
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
Freddy Steele
Tacoma Wash
Barney Ross
Chicago
Ambers
Petey Sarron
Sixto Escobar
Peter Kane
England
Roundup of sports chatter from New York to Harvard meetings
Reston sports round up covers Carnera rumor mill and plans for a dancing act with pygmies. It notes Minnesota fans pressing Coach Machmillan after 837 wins against 71 losses, Hewitt leaving football for Illinois Central work, and Dobie mood shift after an auto crash. Mickey Cochrane warns players to keep home life quiet. Haines eyed as second coach. Temes trains behind a bar. Harvard coaching hire via an obesity discussion leads to Wes Fesler take. Don Hubell and Vince Di Maggio referenced in California and toy shop imagery.
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Reston
Eddie Brietz
New York
Primo Carnera
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Gopher
Dave Machmillan
Machmillan
Bill Hewitt
Michigan
Chicago Bears
Illinois Central
Wes Fesler
Harvard
Bill Bingham
Bingham
Wes
Carl Hubell
Don
House of David
California
Vince DiMaggio
Joe
Boston Bees
Intangible Tax Proposal Seen For North Carolina Budget
Raleigh reports a likely general assembly proposal to tax intangible property including bank deposits notes mortgages stocks and bonds. Backers say a low rate could raise millions yearly for social security and old age pensions, with collection centralized by banks and issuers.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
Advisory Budget Commission
Solution Near In Year Old Murder
Detective Chief Frank Littlejohn announced that evidence would be presented to the grand jury to connect two in custody men to the shooting death of taxi driver Guy B. Leatherman. He said robbery was the motive and the suspects are not in Charlotte.
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Charlotte
Guy B. Leatherman
Frank N. Littlejohn
Dante Dalle Teste
Walter Raskowski
Don Hensley
Heinie Adams
Tony Matisi
Elmer Merkovsky
John Chickerneo
John Michelosen
Bobby la Rue
Harold Stebbine
Frank Patrick
Bill Stapulls
Phelan
al Craver
Spee
Christmas Sermons Echo At Local Churches
Bishop Robert E. Jones preached a Christmas sermon at St Mark. The First Baptist senior choir presented its annual Christmas music to a large crowd Sunday evening. Rev W W Blair spoke at St Stephen's A M E Zion on Sunday morning. Rev J J Richardson continued duties at Women's Memorial A M E, preaching twice locally and once at Turner's Chapel Florence.
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Robert E. Jones
St. Mark
Columbus
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
First Baptist Church
W. W. Blair
Underhill Avenue
St. Stephen's A. M. E. Zion Church
Local visitors spend weekend in the Monumental City
Mr and Mrs 8 E Burford of Kivett drive visited Baltimore with Otis Wells who is visiting Washington D C Professor and Mrs A W Booker of Hickory were recent guests of Mrs 8S L McFall Miss Marjorie Leach now living in Boston Mass spent the weekend with her parents on Hoover street
Youthful players resume indoor junior tennis championships
Fifty-five junior and 41 other players who advanced or sat out the opening rounds return to the Seventh Regiment Armory as the national junior and boys’ indoor championships proceed. Top seeds Don McNeill and Arthur Ink Jr. posted straight 4-1 wins into the second round while George MacCall suffered a three-set defeat.
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New York
Seventh Regiment Armory
George MacCall
Phillip W. Moore
Great Neck
Don McNeill
Oklahoma City
Kenyon College
Gambier
Arthur H. Ink., Jr
San Diego
Calif
Charles T. Mattmann
Forest Hills
L, IL
Marvin Kantrowitz
Albert Ri
Sugar Bowl Tennis Stars Play Today
Sugar Bowl tennis matches open with Bryan Bitsy Grant of Atlanta seeded number one ahead of Frank Parker of Lawrenceville. Other entrants include Dr. Johns McDiarmid Princeton defending champion Arthur Hendrix Lakeland Ernie Sutter New Orleans and Walter Senior San Francisco. Four thousand fans attended the rain soaked track meet yesterday as events build to the LSU Santa Clara football clash on New Year’s Day with boxing St Louis vs New Orleans and an Arkansas Tennessee basketball game on Wednesday.
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New Orleans
Bryant Bitsy Grant
Atlanta
Netman
Frank Parker
Lawrenceville
N. J
Grant
Johns McDiarmid
Princeton
Arthur Hendrix
Lakeland
Fla
Ernie Sutter
Walter Senior
San Francisco
California
Louisiana State
Santa Clara
St. Louis
Hope Abandoned For Dangling Climber
Glen Coe Scotland December 28 Hope was abandoned for William Christie a 25 year old climber still suspended by his feet from a rope near the peak of a 3000 foot mountain rescuers had searched all night but found no movement and feared his death as they reached the cliff high point the rescue attempt was to continue despite hazardous conditions.
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Glencoe
Argyllshire
Scotland
Wiliam Christie
Christie
All-America Nine To Be Chosen By Semi-Pro Officials
Pittsburgh reports Ho Nus Wagner the National League great will pick 48 all state teams and an All America nine. Wagner as semi pro baseball commissioner says teams will be chosen at state tournaments and the All-American nine by major league scouts at the National Semi-Pro tournament in Wichita August 13 to 23 and tour Hawaii for exhibition games.
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Pittsburgh
Honus Wagner
Hans
Wagner
Wichita
Kansas
Hawaii
Carolina and Duke Host Mathematicians Meeting
Durham on December 28 reports the American Mathematical Society and the Mathematical Association of America opening their annual joint meeting. Host institutions are the University of North Carolina and Duke University with papers on mathematics to be read and discussed, a business meeting on Wednesday, and the Duke Mathematical Journal celebrating its third year.
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Durham
American Mathematical Society
Mathematical Association of America
University of North Carolina
Duke University
Duke Mathematical Journal
Java Island Population Rumors and Size
Java is described as the world s most heavily populated island with an estimated population over 36 million and an area of 48 504 square miles. The facts present substantial density figures for the island.
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Java
Washington and Pitt Drill For Rose Bowl Tilt
Pittsburgh and Washington prepared for the January 1 Pasadena Rose Bowl after practice in California. Pitt coach Jock Sutherland shuffled the lineup with six starting positions open, while Washington coach Jimmy Phelan watched his Huskies practice on local soil near the Rose Bowl.
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Robert Myers
Pasadena
Calif
Pittsburgh
Washington
Washington Huskies
Jimmy Phelan
Brookside Field
Santa Barbara
Pitt
Arrowhead
San Bernardino
Jock Sutherland
Spot Reducing Diets and Exercises From Alicia Hart
ALICIA HART explains focus on body measurements over weight for spot changes. She advises identifying ideal hip waist bust dimensions and, if hips are three inches too large, daily floor rolls to press fat from hips and thighs.
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Alicia Hartner
Dynamite Case Probed in Death of Preston Cobb
Bailey officers investigated a dynamiting at a filling station owned by Doc Williams in connection with the death of 26 year old Preston Cobb. Williams was inside the building. the station burned to the ground. Four suspects—Eula Driver Viola Moore Beatrice Boykin and Doc Williams—were previously held and then released on habeas corpus writs.
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Cobb
Wilson Confesses Shooting Wife But Insists Accident
A. James Wilson of Mt Gilead admitted firing the shot that killed his wife Adelie on December 19 but claimed the incident was accidental. He dictated the statement from his jail cell where he has been held since the day after the shooting reflecting a misfire while reloading as his wife sat by the fire. Deputy Powell said a material witness named Farrior, a Negro, likely would be released today.
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Kenansville
German Powell
A. James Wilson
Mt. Gilead
Powell
Wilson
R. W. Wells
Adelie
Holiday Hunting Party Fatal For Hertford Youth
Harold Chappell sixteen of near Chappell Hill died after an accidental shotgun discharge during a festive hunting outing near his home in Hertford. His brother John Edgar eighteen and another local youth were nearby when the gun fired at close range, severing his right knee and causing heavy bleeding. He died hours later at Albemarle hospital despite immediate treatment.
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Hertford
Harold Chappell
Chappell Hill
Albemarle Hospital
Chappell
John Edgar
Troy Chappell
Chowan
Harold
Auto
South Carolina Reports 13 Automobile Deaths This Weekend
Weekend traffic toll across South Carolina rose to 13 with a Spartanburg crash causing four deaths. Three other fatalities included two Black motorists in Spartanburg area. Victims listed: Dr C B E Hiers 65 Anderson Mrs W C Wolfe 59 Spartanburg contractor W Wolfe 45 Chattanooga Miss Marie Wolfe 45 Chattanooga Tenn and Forest Henderson 27 Union. Dozens injured during the holiday period.
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Spartanburg
C. BE. Hiers
Anderson
W. C. Wolfe
Marie Wolfe
Chattanooga
Football rules unlikely to change in 3
Sid Feder reports that college football coaches at their annual convention expect few rule changes next season unless the pass interference dispute escalates. The meeting overlaps with the NCAA and other groups. topics include athletic subsidies and amateur status.
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Sid Feder
New York
Bill Cowell
American Football Coaches Association
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Erskine To Battle Davidson Next Fall
DUE WEST South Carolina December 28 Coach Jake Todd said Erskine will resume football relations with Davidson next fall and play either at Davidson or Charlotte on September 25. The schedule also includes South Carolina Teachers Presbyterian Newberry Watford The Citadel South Carolina Wake Forest and Emory and Henry.
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Due West
N. C
Jake Todd
Erskine
Davidson
Charlotte
South Carolina
Presbyterian
Newberry
Watford
Citadel
Wake Forest
Emory and Henry
Miami Welcomes Duquesne Grid Club for Orange Bowl visit
Metropolitan Miami prepared a gala welcome for the Duquesne University football squad foe of Mississippi State in the Orange Bowl. The Dukes, who left Pittsburgh yesterday, were to detrain at 5 30 p m and receive greetings from Mayor A H Fossey of Miami and Mayor Louis Snedigar of Miami Beach amid a large delegation of well wishers.
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Miami
Fla
Duquesne University
Mississippi State
Dukes
Pttsburgh
A. H. Fossey
Lous Snedigar
Miami Beach
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