Lions Break Camp for Pasadena Grid Classic
Columbia Lions prepare to leave Tucson for Pasadena to meet Stanford in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day. Coach Lou Little’s squad trains hard amid optimism and high morale as Stanford, despite illnesses, eyes full strength for the game.
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Paul Zimmerman
Associated Press
Tucson
Ariz
Columbia
Pasadena
Stanford
Arizona Sun
Pueblo
Arizona
New York
Lou Little
Atlantic Seaboard
California
Coach Little
Alhambra Station
Arroyo Seco
Calif
Claude
Tiny) Thornhill
Indians
Columbia Lions
Bobby Grayson
Claude Callaway
Thornhill
McCorkindale Falls To Levinsky In Chicago Fight
South African heavyweight Don Dinnie McCorkindale, who traveled from South Africa to box, endured a beating from King Levinsky in Chicago Stadium. Levinsky won a unanimous decision after seven knockdowns of McCorkindale, who repeatedly rose from the floor. Crowd reached 12,000 with receipts around $19,000.
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Chicago
Don Dinnie McCorkindale
South Africa
King Levinsky
Larry Gains
Primo Carreta
Levinsky
McCorkindale
Ar Ea
Bob Godwin
Maxie Rosenbloom
West Palm, Beach
Fila
Joe Ricco
Godwin
Cecilio Stops Burns in Jaredo Boxing Bout
In Jaredo Mexico D F Cecilio defeats Robby Burns of Fort Worth with a quick knockout to secure a shine in a lightweight bout marked by Cecilio’s early power and control.
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Jaredo
Tex
Cecilio
Mexico
D. F
Short Robby Burns
Fort Worth
Fights Last Night Highlights Across Three Cities
In Chicago King Levinsky outpointed Don McCorkindale while Jimmy Tarante won in Paris over Young Laurior. New York saw Walter Nusell outpoint Ray Impellittiere and Leonard Dixon defeat Jack Pettifer, with multiple bouts ending in draws or stoppages including Lou Barba vs Julius Vigh and Eddie Houghton vs Lou Poster.
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Chicago
King Levinsky
Don McCorkindale
South Africa
Tony Cancela
Tampa
Fla
Sans Birkie
Berlin
Germany
Drew
Paris
Jimmy Tarante
America
Young Laurior
France
New York
Walter Neusel
Ray Impellittiere
Leonard Dixon
Philadelphia
Jack Pettifer
England
Kiddie Hogan
Jimmy Alba
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Lou Barba
Julius Vigh
Lou Poster
Wilkes Barre
Dunlap Hopes To Make Walker Cup Team Next Spring
Pinehurst reports George T. Dunlap Jr national amateur champion after winning his eighth mid winter crown over Dick Wilson 2 and 1. An interviewer asks if he will join the Walker Cup team with Dunlap saying he might be picked and could go over on his own hook if needed. He notes aims for British amateur crown and national open and cites tough rivals ahead.
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Pinehurst
George T. Dunlap
Dick Wilson
BE. R
Dunllap
Dunlap
Santa Clauses form New York association over 34 hour week
The Santa Clauses Association of New York forms amid talk of a 34 hour work week a minimum girth rule and prohibiting double duties as barkers and salesmen. The piece highlights throne and street Santas and profiles Eugene S Todd and the playful contrast with a clerical process server Gus Turner delivering summonses holiday style.
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New York
Hugh Johnson
North Pole
Santa Claus
Santa Claus Association of
Gus Turner
Mr. Turner
Pneumatic Tires Boost Tractor Versatility on Pavement and Field
Low pressure pneumatic tires designed for tractors increase power and efficiency, enabling smooth operation on both pavement and fields. The new design promises better traction and versatility for farming and road use.
Theodore Roosevelt First U S Leader to Fly in Airplane
Former president Theodore Roosevelt became the first U S leader to ride in an airplane. He flew in a craft similar to the Wright brothers earliest models, marking a historic aviation milestone.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Wright Brothers
Pink Grass Overruns South African Lawns
A pinkish tint covers lawns across a section of South Africa, altering the appearance of gardens and public greens. Local authorities advise residents to monitor the discoloration and await expert assessments for any health or environmental concerns.
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South Africa
One-Eye Connolly Remembered As Sleepy Gate Crasher
The colorful sports figure known as One-Eye Connolly died about 15 years ago. Tim McGrath recalls a Boston tale of the crasher who slept through a robbery attempt because his glass eye was showing, fooling a gang that he was awake.
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Connolly
Tim McGrath
Gates
Boston
Tim
Beattie Feathers To Start In Star Game
Beattie Feathers of Tennessee was slated to start at left half for the East in the annual charity game here on New Year’s Day. Coaches shuffled backs, with 50,000 fans expected as proceeds go to the Shriners Crippled Children’s Hospital.
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San Francisco
Dick Haney
Andy Kerr
Orin Hollingberg
Percy Tacey
West
University of California
Kerr
Hanley
Stanford University
Charley Soleau
Colgate
Soleau
Warner
Paul Pardonner
Purdue
Beattie Feathers
University of Tennessee
Mone
Shriners’ Crippled Children’s Hospital
Duquesne
Miami
Fla
Cecil Cook
al Krankota
Dugu Tower Center
Bill L'Italeia
Joe Cutrona
Dukes
Knoxville
Tenn
Don Zimmerman
Tulane
Gene McEver
Tennessee
Johnny Cain
Alabama
AllAmerica
Ed Don George
Jack Curley
New York
Conference schedules map for 6 foe Virginia Tech
Virginia Tech will face six conference opponents next season the most in the Southern Conference. Duke Clemson Virginia Tech and North Carolina State each have tough early and late opponents while Virginia and North Carolina also chart demanding slates. The lineup includes battles with Maryland Washington and Lee and Georgia Tech among others.
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Richmond
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
South Carolina
Virginia
North Carolina State
Virginia Military
Duke
Clemson
North Carolina
Washington and Lee
Maryland
Virginia Tech
Roanoke
Temple
Florida
William and Mary
Dartmouth
Tennessee
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Blue Devils
Lexington
Columbia
Georgia
Princeton
Bengals
Rinals
Kentucky
Alabama
Mass West Point Appointments Include Two by VP Recommendation
The article notes 82 at large appointments to the U S Military Academy at West Point with two of them granted on the vice presidents recommendation and the remainder by the President of the United States.
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U. S. Miliary Academy
West Point
United States
Dunlap Captures Pinehurst Title in Mid-Winter Golf
George T. Dunlap Jr., national amateur champion, won the Pinehurst mid-winter title with a 2 and 1 victory over Dick Wilson of Southern Pines. The Princeton alumnus claimed his eighth Pinehurst crown in nine years, aided by deft recovery shots and steel-shafted clubs borrowed from Tonmy Armour.
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Pinehurst
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Dick Wilson
Southern Pines
N. C
Princeton
Wilson
Dunlap
Briliant
Georgetown
Slorifying Yourself Skin Care Routine Advised
A vintage style skincare piece urges bold facial care steps. It instructs applying cleansing cream with upward strokes then a tonic, followed by nourishing cream from the throat to the hairline. It mentions using a rubber brush and gentle pinch movements to smooth lines and lift skin.
Techniques for a smoother neck and nourished skin
Three tips to improve neck lines and skin tone include proper exercises to reduce wrinkles and crepey skin. The sué cream claims to soften and nourish the skin and help prevent crepeyness. Drinking water and eating well support circulation and help correct yellowness, with neck exercises noted as easy yet effective.
Daily Neck Exercise Routine With Facial Cream Care
The text describes exercises to perform daily for neck and head movement. Start with a straight posture, then rotate head in both directions, increasing speed, followed by a forward drop and backward tilt with mouth relaxed. Finish by applying tissue cream from throat to face, massaging and leaving it off the skin overnight.
Census 1980 shows child labor by sector totals
The 1980 census reports children aged 15 and under employed in the country with 843,606 in farming, 1169 in mining, 9 in manufacturing, and 485 in transportation.
Paper money Retirement After Short Circulation
A note series in ten five dollar denominations becomes worn and retired after six to nine months of active circulation in typical cash handling cycles.
Rain water as storage in batteries
A fragmented note compares rain water to stored battery water, suggesting a parallel between natural precipitation and artificial water storage in cells. The terse text implies a concept of using rain water in energy storage systems.
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