Army And Navy To Resume Regular Football Next Fall
West Point and the Naval Academy plan to resume annual football with a regis bate schedule next fall after meetings in New York. Negotiations continue though no signed contract yet. Details include eligibility rules and the game to be played at Yankee Stadium with dates open.
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New York
Military
Naval
Regis Bate
Navy
Army
West Point
Military Academy
Army-Navy
Cadet Corps
Naval Regiment
Yankee Stadium
Notre Dame
Dixie College Baseball League Faces Uncertain Future
Mercer’s withdrawal triggers talks to add Clemson, Alabama or South Carolina. H. J. Stegeman expects no schedule this year as athletic programs shrink. Oglethorpe’s Frank Anderson notes efforts to keep league alive with new members amid revenue cuts. Mercer, Georgia Tech, Oglethorpe, Auburn and Florida competed last season.
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Atlanta
Mercer University
Dixie College Baseball League
Clemson
Alabama
South Carolina
H. J. Stegeman
University of Georgia
Frank Anderson
Oglethorpe
Mercer
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Florida
Stegeman
Mercer's Athletic Board of Control
Rose Bowl Odss and Ends Highlight Rose Bowl Day
Ernie Pinckett of Southern California and Tulane captain Jerry Dalrymple starred as crowd scenes and on field plays defined the Rose Bowl. Glover outpaced the Trojans while Dalrymple battled for glory as chaos erupted at the gates with police efforts to maintain order.
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Ronald Wagoner
United Press
Pasadena
Cal
Ernie Pinckett
Southern California
Jerry Dalrymple
Southerners
Harry Glover
Green Wave
Pinckett
Glover
Trojan
Dalrymple
Zimmerman
W. P. Lodrigues
Tulane
Lodrigues
Bowloud
Orville Mohler
Speed Merchants
Southern California All American adds two touchdowns in Rose Bowl win
USC defeats Tulane 21 to 12 before 83000 at Pasadena to claim the national title. Erny Pinckert, two year all American, scores twice in the third period after a tight first half, while Tulane fights back with key plays by Mohler and Clark but fails to overtake the Trojans.
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Dixie
Paul Zimmerman
Pasadena
Calif
South
University of Southern California
Tulane
Erny Pinckett
Orville Mohler
Gordon Clark
Howard Jones
Gaius Shaver
Trojans
Ray Sparling
Johnny Baker
Pinckett
Shaver
Eray
Wop Glover
Greenies
Zimmerman
Vernon Haynes
Mahler
Trojan
Jerry Dalrymple
Glover
Dalrymple
Lefty Haynes
Troy
John Scaside
W. P. Rodrigues
Browns Hope 10 Climb Next Year With Same Team
The St. Louis Browns look to rise to first division in 1932 with five recruits and no major trades. Manager Bill Killefer aims to shore up pitching shortstop and right field with coach Alan Sotheron and players like Louis America Polls Dick Coffman Wallace Herbert Chad Kimsey Bob Cooney Sam Gray Warren Collins Goose Goslin Fred Schulte Larry Bettencourt Rick Ferrell Benny Bengough Russell Young and regulars Irving Burns Oscar Melillo.
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Kenneth Clark
ST. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Bill Killefer
Alan Sotheron
Cardinals
Braves
Ralph Kress
Kress
Killefer
Lin Storti
Wichita Falls
Goose Goslin
Fred Schulte
Larry Bettencourt
Rick Ferrell
Gief
Benny Bengough
Russell Young
Tulane Loses Rose Bowl In Brave Show Against USC
Bernie Bierman lauds Tulane and USC after a title clash in which USC edged Tulane 21 to 12 on two Pinckett reverse plays. Tulane matched yardage and first downs, Dalrymple battled a knee injury, and Tulane rallied from 21–0 down in the fourth quarter.
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Bernie Bierman
Tulane
United Press
Pasadena
Cal
University of Southern California
Ernie Pinckett
Trojans
Southern California
Pinckett
Glover
Dalrymple
Orange Barrels Placed In Stores To Aid Needy
In Pontiac Michigan orange barrels were placed in most grocery stores by the poor commission to collect food for the needy. Private contributions of interested individuals fund the barrels.
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Pontiac
Mich
Poor Commission
Armour Leads Miami Open After Record Breaking First Round
Tommy Armour sets course record with 68 to lead the $2,500 Miami open after 18 holes at Miami Springs. Lenn Mattson is two strokes back with 70, while Frank Gerring Henry Cuici and others chase in the early leaderboard. Turnesa defends his title as play moves into the second round.
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Miami
Fla
Miami Springs
Tommy Armour
Lenn Mattson
St. Paul
Armour
Frank Gerring
Chicago
Henry Cuici
Elmsford
N. Y
Hank Miller
la Porte
Yankees spring training camp set for February 22
New York's Yankees will open spring training at St. Petersburg Florida on February 22 when pitchers and catchers report. Others report February 29. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig have not yet signed contracts.
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New York
Yankees
St. Petersburg
Fla
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Oklahoma Wins By Pass Over Hawaii in New Year clash
In Honolulu Hawaii the University of Oklahoma defeated the University of Hawaii 7 to 0 on a 59 yard pass play. Oklahoma leveraged strong offense and defense to secure the win in the intersectional New Year’s game.
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Oklahoma
Univ. of Hawaii
Honolulu
T. H
Kan
University of Oklahoma
University of Hawaii
Cleveland Boxer Vaughn Stops Meyers in Nightcard Bout
Cleveland welterweight Jimmy Vaughn stopped Eddie Meyers in their ten round encounter. In Charlotte Rufus Wiles from Charlotte outpointed Sammy Baker of New York in a ten round decision. In Mexico City Baby Rizmendi defeated Fidel Labarra from Los Angeles in ten rounds.
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Cleveland
Jimmy Vaughn
Eddie Meyers
Charlotte
N. C
Rufus Wiles
Sammy Baker
New York
Mexico City
Baby Rizmendi
Mexico
Fidel Labarba
Los Angeles
Celebrities At The Game With Dempsey In Attendance
Dozens of film stars attended the event along with Jack Dempsey while Trojan senior stars failed to receive a warm reception in the final games. Coach Howard Jones withdrew all players.
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Jack Dempsey
Trojan
Howard Jones
Kid Brown Triumphs Over Jim Gandy In Second Round
Chester sprinter Kid Brown won by technical knockout over Jim Gandy of Florida in the second round on the New Year card at William Penn High School. Gandy was blunted by Brown's left jab and crushing right as Brown dominated from the start.
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Kid Brown
Chester
Penna
Jim Gandy
Florida
William Penn High School
John McLean Post
American Legion
Speedy Dean
Winston-Salem
Winston
Smith
Battling Wadell
Kid Crawley
Young Nelson
Gandy
Brown
Crawford
Dean
Spencer
Wadell
Winston Ringman
K. O. Robins
Milwaukee’s Maier Outpoints Rosenbloom in NYC Bout
Dave Maier of Milwaukee wins a decision over Maxie Rosenbloom of New York in a ten round boxing match in Brooklyn New York. Maier lands steady punches and controls the later rounds to earn the unanimous verdict.
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Milwaukee
Dave Maier
Maxie Rosenbloom
New York
Tulane Homecoming Welcome Plans Stir New Orleans
New Orleans gears up for a boisterous homecoming for Tulane football after a Rose Bowl loss to Southern California. Steamboats trains and fire engines will create noise as the Cali bound train arrives. Airplanes will circle, police band leads parade through the business district. Acting Mayor Pratt praises the team and notes a special committee arranged details.
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New Orleans
Tulane
Southern California
California
Pratt
North Carolina Outdoors Showcases Pond Craft and Wildlife Notes
Jim Pou Jr. builds an eight acre pond near Raleigh with a dam, nursery ponds, and insect-attracting electric light to feed young fish. The piece covers conservation tips, public info sources, cat control, odd animal sightings, and regional hunting notes including wild turkeys, game farms, and hammerhead sharks off the coast.
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Jim Pou
James M. Pou Jr
Raleigh
Capitol
Department of Conservation and Development
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Washington, D. C
Elwood Cafe Girls Sweep Quality Bakeries In Duckpin Bowing
In the Lucky Strike Ladies Duckpin league last night the Elwood Cafe team defeated Quality Bakeries in three straight games. Spencer led with 111 pins in one game and 272 for the series.
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Lucky Strike Ladies
Elwood Cafe Girls
Quality Bakeries
Spencer
College basketball results roundup across several games
Vanderbilt fell to Wittenberg 39 to 24 while Arkansas beat Drury 45 to 26. Georgia defeated Chattanooga 22 to 16 and Tennessee won 42 to 17 against Lincoln Memorial. Davis Elkinson of West Virginia State edged Crescent Hamilton of New York 36 to 31. Baylor topped East Central 46 to 30 as Southwestern 23 and Central Teachers of Edmond 25 posted results.
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Vanderbilt
Wittenburg
Arkansas Univ
Drury
Chattanooga
Georgia
Tennessee
Lincoln Memorial Univ
Davis Elkinson W. Va
Crescent Hamilton A. C
New York
Baylor
East Central Teachers
Ada, Okla
Southwestern
Central Teachers
Edmond, Okla
Stolen Stove Snatches Morning Warmth in Los Angeles
A cold Los Angeles morning saw August Swanson awaken to find the kitchen stove missing. Police note a nighttime burglary where a thief halted the household by taking the stove, leaving no trace of the appliance.
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Los Angeles
August Swanson
August
Olson's Swedes Meet Doak-Connelly Tonight On Greensboro Y Court
Doak-Connelly of Greensboro, winners in 6 of 7 this year, clash with Olson's Terrible Swedes at 8 p.m. on the Greensboro Y M C A court. The Swedes, famed for their deceptive backhand passing, feature former all star players. The Olson crew has played 878 games in 11 years, winning 735. last season they went 107-134. Notable Doak-Connelly players include Wesley Ferrell and his brother Rick, Shirt Smith, Jimmie James, Bunn Hackney, Dugan Aycock, Coltrane, among others.
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Doak-Connelly
Greensboro
Olson
Wesley Ferrell
Cleveland Indians
Rick
St. Louis Browns
Shirt Smith
Jimmie James
Bunn Hackney
Dugan Aycock
Coltrane
Flashes of Life Y Associates Press Killed Because of Deafness
In Marion Ohio a 73 year old grocer Green G Miller was shot dead when robbers stormed his store demanding surrender. Miller, deaf and unable to hear the command, did not comply and was killed. Authorities report the motive linked to the deafness.
Immigrant feeds 6000 needy at Boston restaurants
John Carsi, who arrived from Greece twelve years ago with little, fed 6000 of Boston's poor and needy yesterday across his four restaurants, delivering meals to the city’s hungry.
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Boston
Mass
John Carsi
Greece
Likeness of the late William Jennings Bryan
Washington reports a display or portrait featuring the late William Jennings Bryan. The feature highlights Bryan's contributions and his legacy in American politics, noting his prominence in national affairs and his enduring influence.
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Stone
Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Eastern Stars Triumph In Shrine Charity Game
Eastern stars defeated the West 6 to 0 in the San Francisco shrine charity football game at Kezar stadium. The east converted a first quarter touchdown while the west defense held late, producing ten first downs for the east and ten more yards by the west.
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San Francisco
Gridiron Stars
Mississippi River
Kezar
Sculpted Tribute by Borgium Depicts Speaker in House
The passage notes a sculpture by Gutzon Borgium to perpetuate a scene in stone. The work shows the figure delivering a speech in the House, capturing a pivotal moment in political assembly.
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Gutzon Borgium
Young 23-Year-Old Leo Sokolowski Sworn Mayor
ALPHA New Jersey reports Leo A. Sokolowski aged 23 has been sworn in as mayor. He is believed to be the nation’s youngest mayor. Sokolowski’s election marks a notable civic milestone for the town.
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Alpha
N. J
United States
Leo A. Sokolowski
Sale of Valuable Land in Guilford County
Public auction will sell the land parcel in Guilford County North Carolina. The property, described as Lots Nos. 55 and 66 in Valley section, is tied to a $300 mortgage held by G W Denny. Auction set for January 1 1932 at 11 o clock in front of High Point Municipal Building.
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G. W. Denny
R. A. Baird
Daisy Baird
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
City of
High Point
North Cartone
Ford County
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