All-American Runners Selected By H A Bruce
H A Bruce selects 1934 All-American distance runners naming Mundy Gregory and Pawson as top prospects. He notes U S needs stronger training and clubs to compete with Sweden and Finland in 6 000 to 10 000 meter events and forecasts marathon potential for Mundy, Gregory, Porter, Steine and Sloboda with Demar as enduring influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. U. Committee
New York
Jan
United States
Benin
America
Paul F. Mundy
Louis P. Gregory
Millrose A. A
Mundy
Gregory
Mel Porter
William Steine
A. C
August Sloboda
Chicago
Clarence Demar
Leslie Pawson
Pawtuckett
R. L
Munday
New England
Indiana
Middle Atlantic States
Far West
Ralph Hill
Oregon
Lehtinen
Hill
Joe McCluskey
Fordham
New York A. C
Gene Venske
University of Pennsylvania
Donald Lash
Thomas Ottey
Michigan State
Bino Pentti
Raymond Sears
Butler University
Louis Gregory
William Zepp
Michigan Normal
Paul Mundy
James T. Smith
A. A
Indi
Can soneri and others spark scattered boxing cards
In Newark Tony Canzoneri defeated Eddie Ran in a 140 1 4 pound bout. Chicago saw Bobby Mullins win a decision while New Orleans and Miami hosted bouts with several draws and notable performances. St Joseph reported Maxie Rosenbloom beating Al Stillman on points in a 10 round match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Tony Cansoneri
New York
Eddie Ran
Poland
Chicago
Bobby Mullins
Vincennes
Ind
Att
Atlanta
New Orleans
Tracy Cox
Indianapolis
Toots Bashara
Norfolk
Miami
Fla
al Todisco
Easton
Frankie Consolo
Pittsburgh
Lou Terry
St. Louis
Texas Kid
Drew
Jimmy Wade
Orlando
Mel Rice
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Maxie Rosenbloom
al Stillman
Inter scholastic and Ivy League runners listed by events
A list of names and affiliations across club teams and colleges including Shanahan Co Philadelphia Shanahan A C Ohio State Purdue Michigan State Colby Manhattan New York University Syracuse Central Mercersburg LaSalle Curtis High and Nott Terrace with placements and locations. The roster includes Harold Auch Charles Kirkpatrick Thomas Ottey Edwin Veysey Nelson Gardner George Elis and others across track distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colby
Nelson Gardner
Michigan State
Albert Acerno
Manhattan
George Elis
New York University
Charles Kirkpatrick
Pittsburgh
Kenneth Black
Maine
Leonard Dauenhauer
Syracuse Central
Steve Szumachowski
Mercersburg Acadecy
Harry Butler
Morris Hich
New York
Ray
Duke Blue Devils Triumph Over Wake Forest 47 to 30
Duke Universitys Blue Devils beat Wake Forest 47 to 30 to extend its perfect Big Five record. Coach Eddie Cameron used twelve players and the team travels to West Point for a game with Army tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chearlotte
Duke University
Blue Devil
North Carolina
Durham
Wake Forest
Devils
Eddie Cameron
Cameron
West Point
Duke
Army
Tar Heels
Chapel Hill
Davidson
Carolina
Oglethorpe University
Bowling League Drubbing At Lucky Strike Alley
Kellam Foundry led with a 1560 total as Southeastern Express fell 1349 in three games. Swartzburg of the Smoke Shop posted 141 for a high single and 374 for the three-game set, aiding Smoke Shop’s 1492 team total to edge Lang Souci club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellam Foundry
Smoke Shop
Wilson and Company
Southeastern Express
Swartzburg
Lang Souci
Wood In Experiments With Grip Variations In Miami
Sidney B. Wood Jr of New York, preparing for the Davis Cup season, tests grip changes in the Miami Biltmore tournament to gain a more forceful stroke. He beat Larry Lamon and George Gallet in earlier rounds and faced opponents including Marcel Rainville and Gardner Mulloy as others like Berkeley Bell also advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
New York
Wood
France
Rene la Coste
Berkeley Bell
United States
Mason Coutts
Atlanta
Marcel Rainville
Arthur Hendrix
Lakeland
Fifa
Bryan M. Grant, Jr
Stewart Kenyon
Larry Larnon
Peoria
Iil
George Gallet
Bell
George Andradi
Grant
Charles Hartridge
Orlando
Rainville
Bob Decker
Frank Guernsey
Gardner Mulloy
Tony Lacona
Washington
Guernsey
Martin Greer
Noted Speakers On Institute's Program
Chapel Hill reports a North Carolina newspaper institute program announced for January 23 to 25. The roster includes John Stewart Bryan president of William and Mary college and former editor of the Richmond News Leader and James G. Stahlman publisher of the Nashville Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
North Carolina Newspaper Institute
Lst
John Stewart Bryan
William and Mary College
Richmond News-Leader
James G. Stahlman
Armour Strokes Way To 10 Victory In Miami Open
Armour of Chicago dominated the eleventh annual Miami open golf tournament winning $500 from a 172-player field. He fired rounds of 66 78 72 to post a 72-hole total to claim the title, besting runners up Bobby Cruickshank of Richmond and Bill Meir of Louisville among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Oak Armour
Chicago
Irons
Gether
Miami Springs
Arm
Bobby
Notable North Carolina figures listed in publisher notes
Nashville Banner references R. R. Harriss of the Baltimore Sun and William D. Nugent of Media, iInc., along with author Struthers Burt of Southern Pines and university leaders Dr. Frank Graham of UNC and Dr. W. P. Few of Duke University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville Banner
R. R. Harriss
The
Baltimore Sun
William D. Nugent
Media
iInc
Struthers Burt
Southern Pines
Frank Graham
University of North Carolina
W. P. Few
Duke University
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Sartin Dry Cleaners
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Pointer Motor CO
BUICK
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Lindale Dairy Corp
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Sears, Roebuck & CO
Quality League of America Inc
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