Triangle Holds Amateur League Leadership Again
Trinity beat Robbins with J Spencer and Reddick each scoring nine or more as Grisom led Amos with seven. Brooks had eight for the losers while Royale Mask starred for the winning Adame-Millie and Rodden Collins led Globe Parlor. Next week Trinity faces Globe Parlor at 1 00. Marsh meets Triangle at 1 45. Yesterday Marsh 16 Ames 19.
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Brooks
Grissom
J. Spencer
Reddick
Trinity
Robbins
H. Spencer
Adame-Millie
Globe Parior
Royale
Mask
Rodden and
Collins
Globe Parlor
Marsh
Triangle
Ghezzi Revolta Tied For Lead In California Play
The field faced muddy balls and putts as greens were not cleanable under a rule. Gene Sarazen Olin Dutra and Denny Shute posted 72s in the 74 bracket while Don Erickson led with 72 among amateurs. Other 72s included Al Zimmerman and Les Madison with many 73s scattered among top finishers.
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Revolta
California
Gene Sarazen
Olin Dutra
Denny Shute
Don Erickson
Los Angeles
al Zimmerman
Portland
Ore
Les Madison
Hollywood
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Jack Finger
San Francisco
Lex Robson
Toronto
James Fogerty
Kirkwood
Abe Espinosa
Bruce McCormick
Clarence Yockey
Kansas City
Eddie Loos
Ralph Gul
Wallburg Quints Fall to Davis Townsend in Tight Varsity Clash
Wallburg High boys lose 29 28 to Davis Townsend in a dramatic opener as William and Briggs lead the visitors with 12 points each. Wallburg girls crush Salem All Stars 30 to 0 behind L McGee and Hayworth.
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Wallburg
Salem
Wallburg High
Davis- Townsend High
William
Briggs
Bodenheimer
Craven
Cook
L. Smith
Regan
A. Hayworth
Wallburg Girls
Salem All-Stars
L. McGee
Hayworth
E. Yokely
Wallburgeists
D.-T. Iste
F. Craven
Ellington M Hayworth Leads In Open Field At Pebble Beach
A dense field led by Ellington M Hayworth and Marg Hayworth along with Bodenheimer and refs Zimmerman Biles dahl and others compete in the centenary open. MacDonald Smith, four time champion, starts 74 as Hagen Wood Laffoon and Mangrum also card 74. Henry Picard and Jimmy Thomson among early favorites post 76 and 74 respectively.
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Henry Picard
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Jimmy Thomson
Long Beach
Melbourne
Dark Vision Wins Fifth Race at Sandhills Steeplechase card
Dark Vision Frank Frisby's brown gelding won the fifth race by two lengths at Pinehurst as about 1000 fans cheered. Pennate the heavy favorite finished second with Door Keeper close behind. Jockey Andy Kelley rode Dark Vision giving Kelley a double on the day as Jim McConnell won the five furlong second race. Terrible Terry and Pinehurst Belle dueled for place while Terrible Terry saddle slipped at the finish. Zompbro an outsider also ran.
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Andy Kelley
Jim McConnell
Terrible Terry
Pinehurst Belle
A McKechnie
Zompbro
Five Furlong Opener Delivers Front-Running Victory
In the opening five furlongs, the front runner led from the start and held on. June Burbon, the favorite, finished second with Harmonic third. Hot Cake, Shawn Padriac and White Bud completed the top six in order. In the fourth race Whirry, Troyian and Gracias claimed places.
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Harmonic
Hot Cake
Shawn Padriac
White Bud
Whirry
Troyian
Gracias
Dunlap Heads to Pinehurst Tourney Return
George T. Dunlap Jr. resumes competition at Pinehurst on Monday in the 31st mid January tournament a best ball pair match event. He teams with EF Scofield of New York likely as scratch pair while a strong field includes Keating Keating Marr Thomson Williamson Ward Blue Davidson Parson Morrison and others from clubs in Montclair St Andrews Hartville Carnoustie and Wilkes Barre.
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E. C. Keating
Montclair
N. J
F. T. Keating
New York
C. B
Marr
Carnoustie
Scotland
W. H. H. Ward
Hartville
Eric D. Thomson
St. Andrews
N. B
J. P. Williamson
Wilkes- Barre
Halbert J. Blue
Aberdeen
N. C
R. P. Davidson
Washington
Donald Parson
Youngstown
R. G. Morrison
Pittcburch
Tussey Indicted on Murder Charge in Varner Death
At Lexington a preliminary hearing found probable cause against Luther Tussey a FERA worker charged with the death of Will Varner. Bond set at 2000 for superior court appearance January 28. Varner’s body was found Sunday under a railroad trestle after witnesses testified to drinking and threats near a filling station. Tussey did not testify.
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Lexington
Luther Tussey
FERA
Will Varner
Superior Court
Varner
Tussey
Warner
Neably
College Basketball Finals Scores Report
College basketball finals feature numerous results with teams such as Auburn Vanderbilt Wisconsin Indiana Penn Yale Texas Bay Iowa State Nebraska Washburn Drake Rutlege Notre Dame St. Johns Elon Washington College Western Maryland NYU Fordham Manhattan Georgetown Oklahoma Missouri Princeton Cornell Tulane Tennessee and others, listing final scores for each matchup.
Nation's Business Advances Despite Checks By Barriers
The nation’s business rose through breaks in a low mood dike though barriers slowed the spread. Steel led the recovery with production in the first full week of the New Year at the best level since 1930. Automakers say New York show sales were the best since 1929 with wholesale markets active in New York and Chicago.
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New York
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Norway plant to produce rust free acid resistant steel
A Norwegian facility will manufacture rust free and acid resisting steel with an annual capacity between 40 000 and 60 000 metric tons, signaling a significant expansion in local metal production.
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Norway
Iona
Security National Bank Financial Statement Framed
Note shows $169,000 County and State bonds pledged to secure $153,091.81 uninvested trust funds held by the bank. It lists reserves for preferred stock dividend payable Feb 1, 1935, reserve for taxes and undivided profits as of Dec 31, 1934, and a transfer to surplus.
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Security National Bank
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