Basketball's Growing Fame Sees Deep National Interest
Noted coach Nat Holman surveys rising basketball interest nationwide. He highlights intersectional matchups like Notre Dame vs New York University at Madison Square Garden drawing 16,000 plus fans. He notes Olympic inclusion boosting growth and predicts an intense season with more tournaments and wider international reach.
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Nat Holman
New York
Notre Dame
New York University
Madison Square Garden
Kentucky
Duquesne
Purdue
Ball
Tim Mike
Dr. Phoglien
Kansas
Uncle Sam
Certo
Lexington youth killed in car crash near Barnes station
Three young men, riding in a car on a highway near Barnes station in Davidson County, were involved in a curve crash. Paul MecCarn, 21, died at Davidson County Hospital after severe head and lung injuries. Green, a local grocer’s son, suffered back injuries. Alton Brown was lightly hurt and released after treatment.
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Lexington
Paul MecCarn
Frank McCarn Ofton
Barnes’ Ng Station
McCain
Davidson County Hospital
Green
Ben F
Davidson Hos
Hope
Alton Brown
Hos
Sheriff's
Dick Harlow Leaves Western Maryland to Coach Harvard
Harvard names Richard Cresson Harlow to lead the Crimson gridiron program after Eddie Casey resigns. The 44 year old Penn State alumnus and World War veteran comes from Western Maryland where his teams won 68 of 81 games in eight seasons.
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Bill King
Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Richard Cresson
Dick” Harlow
Maryland
Crimson
Princeton
Ths
Fritz Crisler
Tigers
Harlow
Eddie Casey
Bill Bingham
Bingham
Frank Mitchell
Casey
Boston Redskins
Arnold Horwéen
Marride
Pennsylvania State
Virginia Polytech
Colgate
Western Maryland
Philadelphia
Episcopal Academy
Penn State
Warner School
Eddie Tryone
Bill Shepherd
Allison Is Ranked No. 1 Singles Player In U. S.
Wilmer L. Allison of Austin Texas tops the U S rankings after a sensational Davis Cup setback and strong comeback. The United States Lawn Tennis Association lists top ten players including Lester Stoefen George Lott and women’s leader Helen Hull Jacobs. The report notes doubles rankings for Lott and Stoefen and cites several other notable players and positions.
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Bob Cavagnaro
Associated Press
New York
Wilmer L. Allison
Austin
Texas
Nero
Allison
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Lester Stoefen
George Lott
England
Lott
Stoefen
Helen Hull Jacobs
Berkeley
Calif
Sarah .Palfrey Fabyan
Brookline
Mass
Miss Jacobs
Fred Perry
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Frank Shields
Frankie Parker
Berkeley Bell
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Donald Budge
Pacific Coast
Bryan M
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Fabyan
Carolina Babcock
Los Angeles
Dorothy Andrus
Stamford
Car Crash Kills Driver McCarn in Lexington Area
A Buick owned by Green's father rolled five times after losing control on a curve. McCarn, identified as the driver, is survived by parents, a brother Royal, and sister Martha Sue of Lexington. Funeral arrangements not yet set. service planned for Tuesday.
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Green
Brown
McCarn
Royal
Martha Sue
Lexgton
Field Trials Open At Pinehurst Club
Pinehurst hosts the 17th annual Pinehurst Field Trial club event with the open all age stake starting today and the open derby set for tomorrow. Amateur events begin Tuesday with the all age and derby slated by Friday. Notable entrants include Raymond Hoagland of Rumson Jay F Carlisle Ida M Fleischmann and Miss Claudia Phelps amid favorable hunting conditions. Climate is noted to affect wheat protein content more than variety.
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Pinehurst
Raymond Hoagland
Rumson
N. J
Jay F
End of the World Rumors Traced Through Antiquity
The phrasenostrum of doomsaying has long roots in ancient belief systems and early prophecies. Scholars note that cyclic disasters and celestial omen lore fueled recurrent apocalyptic anxieties across civilizations.
Kane leads tally-ho era ending after 35 years
Colonel Kane brought the first coach and began a 35 year tally ho era. Father Hennepin on exploration trips reportedly noted coal on bluffs along the Illinois River near Ottawa and La Salle, Illinois. The insurance magazine was titled Tuckett's Monthly Insurance Journal.
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Kane
Tally-Ho
Hennepin
Illinois River
Ottawa
la Salle
Tuckett
Insurance Journal
American League pennant forecasts for 1936
Will Harridge predicts an even more spirited 1936 season with Detroit facing tougher competition. He cites Cochrane’s leadership and Tigers’ injury resistance, notes potential rebounds for New York and Cleveland, and highlights signings and managers across Boston Philadelphia St Louis Washington and Chicago to form stronger lineups.
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Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Tigers
Cochrane
Combs
Dickey
Allen
van Atta
Yankees
Indians
Bruce Campbell
Louis Berger
Boston
Grove
Pipgras
Walberg
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Athletics
Mack
Jimmie Foxx
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis
Washington
Hollywood divorces delay star marriages due to California law
Hollywood gossip notes a California judge ruling Mexican divorces illegal may push stars to obtain divorces in California with a year waiting period and alimony rules. Jean Harlow and Mary Pickford are cited as examples, signaling a likely drop in film industry divorces and longer, more cautious unions.
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Dan Thomas
NEA Service
Hollywood
California
New York
Jean Harlow
Hal Rosson
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Northern Invasion Looms For Carolina and Duke This Week
North Carolina and Duke plan a six night set of early week state games against Wake Forest and others. The Big Five pace is led by the Tar Heels and Blue Devils as coaches Shepard and Cameron rotate players. Boxing and basketball headlines stretch across the slate with Duke facing South Carolina and Clemson while North Carolina meets V P I and Washington and Lee this week.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Duke
Wake Forest
Tar Heels
Blue Devils
Bo Shepard
Carolina
Eddie Cameron
Shepard
Cameron
N. C. State
Wofford College
Terrors
Raleigh
Davidson
Durham
Chapel
Army
Maryland
Washington and Lee
Vv. M. L
V. P
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Columbia
Clemson College
Tiger Arena
Blacksburg
Oglethorpe
Catawba
Elon
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Randolph Macon
Leonir Rhyne
High Point
Appalachian
George Washington University
V. P. IL
St. John’s
Clemson
Will Bobby Jones End Golf Comeback Ambitions
New Orleans crowds watched Bobby Jones in an exhibition match beside Nelson Whitney as Jones posted a 76 while Whitney and Odom followed with 76 and 73. Jones, denying a comeback, said he will remain in his Atlanta law practice despite his continued confident form.
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Bobby Jones
Norman Walker
Orleans
Robert Tyre Jones, Jr
Bobby
Nelson Whitney
Freddie Haas, Jr
Fred Odom UH
New Grieana City
Jones
Whitney
Hass
Odom
New Orleans
Unien Ysterday
Atlanta
Freddie Haas
De Mille Defends Yes-Man Myth Amid New Year Holiday Talk
In remarks about a double holiday for New Year s, Cecil B De Mille rejects the yes-man legend claiming he pays for advice and often must be right He notes Europeans would not approve such moves and comments on Sunday luck affecting pictures He delivers a 10 second monologue to clear the air.
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Europe
Mature beauty tips discreet makeup guidance
Alicia Hart continues a series on beauty for mature women. The article emphasizes discreet cosmetic use and avoiding gaudy looks, noting that age need not show with proper makeup care.
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Alicia Hart
Beauty tips for mature women and makeup guidance
The article offers makeup advice for older women, advising foundation lotion first, pale pink rouge on the cheeks after exercise, lipstick to match skin tones, avoiding eye makeup over forty, and light textured powder to prevent caking. It emphasizes enhancing natural coloring without dramatic changes.
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Exington
Paul McCarn
Dick Harlow
U. S
Pinehurst Club
Joseph Nathan Kane
Col Obglancey Kane
First Insurance Magazine
American Coal and Wood Co
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National Sports Leaders
Will Harridge
American League
Stanley Harris
Jimmy Dykes
H. Ormsby Phillips
Sossip
Tuck
Carl Brisson
All Studio
Hainsworth
Toronto Maple Leafs
New York Americans
Leafs
NER Service
North Main
South Main
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