Duke Meets N.C. State Tuesday Night in Big Five Contest
Col. Matt Winn foresees a strong 1935 and 1936 racing season with increased Derby purse, California rivalry, Narragansett and Rockingham growth, and Chicago as a major racing hub. He notes rising attendances, big prizes at Santa Anita and Kentucky Derby, and widespread improvements across tracks and regulation.
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DUKE
N.c.state
Chicago
Churchill Downs
America
Blanks
California
Santa Anita Park
New York
Narragansett Park
Rockingham
New England
Miami
Tropical Park
Field Trials Open Under Georgia Club
Albany Ga Jan 14 runners dogs gathered from across the country for the 40th annual field trials with 13 entered in the derby stake today. James Tufs of Pinehurst NC was elected secretary of the Continental club at a meeting preceding the trials, succeeding F L Hadkins of Staten Island NY who stays as treasurer.
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Albany
James Tufs
Pinehurst
N. C
Continental Club
F. L. Hadkins
Staten Ieland
N. Y
Carolina Faces Five Strong Foes This Week
North Carolina’s Big Five schedule this week includes Duke at Raleigh, Virginia at home, and Navy at Annapolis for the Tar Heels. Duke meets Virginia in Durham before traveling to Raleigh for the Wolfpack game, then hosts Catholic University.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Raleigh
Duke
Blue Devils
N. C
Tar Heels
Wake Forest
Washington and Lee
Generals
M. I
V. P
Venapel Hill
Virginia
Mane
College Park
Navy
Annapolis
N. CC. State
David
Forman University
Clemson
South Carolina
Gus Tebell
Durham
Wolfpack
Blue Devil
Catholic University
Columbia
Army
Maryland
Demon Deacon
Carolina
State
Davidson
Dunlap Returns To Pinehurst Tourney Action
George T. Dunlap Jr resumes tournament play at Pinehurst in the 31st mid January golf championship. He teams with HB Scofield of New York in a best ball pair-match as many strong duos compete in the event including Keating of Montclair and Keating of New York and others from Scotland and various U.S. cities.
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Pinehurst
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Lawton Lttle
Dunlap
HB. L. Scofield
New York
BE. C. Keating
Montclair
N. J
F. T. Keating
Marr
Carnousette
Scotland
W. H. Ward
Hartville
Eric D. Thomson
St. Andrews
N. B
J. P. Williamson
Wilkes-Barre
Halbert J. Blue
Aberdeen
R. P. Davidson
Washington
Donald Parson
Youngstown
R. G. Morrison
Pittsburg
The Fulmar Petrel Spits to Defend Itself
The fulmar petrel of northern seas rarely appears as far south as Massachusetts. It defends itself from enemies by spitting at intruders, a feathery habitant noted by observers.
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Massachusetts
Black Bisons Open Season With Six Wrestling Meets
High Point High School's Black Bisons will wrestle six meets this season under interim coaches Hurdle Lea and Jimmie McLaurin. The squad includes 165 pound Mark Taylor, 155 pound Billy Mathews, 185 Cavell Crouch, and 155 Charles Idol. Schedule lists Greensboro Thomasville Salisbury matches with home and away dates through February.
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Black Bisons
High Point High School
Jade Marlette
Greensboro High School
Greensboro
Thomasville
Salisbury
Hurdle Lea
Jimmie McLaurin
Grapplers
Mark Taylor
Billy Mathews
Cavell Crouch
Charles Idol
Dan
Fisch’s Roommate Thoughts Hauptmann Ransom Tale True
Uhlig describes large loans Fisch took from Augusta Hile and others totaling about 15 000 dollars. He recounts Isador’s plans to settle affairs in New York, a safety box opened after Fisch’s death, and Hauptmann’s generosity with friends and loans. He doubts Hauptmann’s guilt and says he’ll testify for Defense Counsel Reilly.
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Pie
Augusta Hile
Carl Hinckel
Fisch
Hauptmann
Germany
North River Savings Bank
New York
Uhlig
Isador
Bronx
Pincus
Solomon
Hanna
Slater
Ubng
New Jersey
Edward J. Reilly
Reilly
Fortune Tellers Read Lines and Marks in Market Day Text
Chinese fortune tellers interpret palm lines and fate markings seen in sales handbills during a bustling market day. The practice blends palmistry with market chatter as vendors seek guidance on luck and outcomes for trades and profits.
Youngsters Top Vets In Tourney At Los Angeles Open
In the Los Angeles Open third round at Los Angeles Country Club Vic Ghezzi led with 189 after a 68 in round one and 71 in round two. Johnny Revolta stood second with 140 after a 72 following a 68. Willie Goggin trailed in third with 141 after 70 and 71. Al Kruger and Paul Runyan each fired two 71s as the day began final round play.
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Los Angeles Country Club
Los Angeles
Vic Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Wis
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
al Krueger
Beloit
Paul Runyan
Reformed baseball league forming in Southeast region
Six prospective teams from Montgomery Selma Mobile Macon Columbus and Pensacola pledge entry in a Class B Southeastern league. A January 27 meeting in Montgomery will set final organization after each club posts a 2000 dollar contract guarantee.
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Montgomery
Ala
Southeastern Baseball League
Selma
Mobile
Macon
Columbus
Pensacola
Fla
Maurice Bloch
Southern Association
Chattanooga
Nashville
Atlanta
Southern
Billy West
Birmingham Barons
Larry McPhail
Cincinnati Reds
Oliver French
St. Louis Cardinals
Southeastern
Father Time To Play Big Hand In Hopes Of Giants
New York Giants face 1935 season with aging infield led by Bill Terry as he claims his current unit can still compete. Dick Bartell joins as shortstop, while Travis Jackson Hughey Critz Ortiz and Ortiz bring veteran experience. Terry predicts strong form and aims to keep Jackson and Critz through next season despite advancing ages.
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New York
New York Giants
Bill Terry
Polo Grounds
Terry
Dick Bartell
Phillies
Hughey Critz
Travis Jackson
Ortiz
Jackson
Pirates
Cubs
Crutz
Seson
Wood and McCauliff Win Doubles Title
Wood and Dr Eugene McCauliff of New York won the doubles title at the Miami Biltmore tennis tournament defeating J Gilbert Hall and Berkeley Bell 6-3 6-4 1-6 6-8 yesterday. Grant Jr of Allan gained a leg on the Henry Doherty challenge cup by defeating Bell 6-4 6-5 Saturday.
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Wood
McCauliff
Miami
Fla
Bryan M. Grant, Jr
Allan
Henry Doherty
You Can Wear False Teeth With Real Paste
An advertisement touts a new tooth powder that promises to keep teeth firmly in place and deodorize. It claims a gum like effect with a neutral taste and urges readers to buy now for immediate use.
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American Turf Association
Latonia Jockey Club
Washington Park Jockey Club
Lincoln Fields Jockey Club
Nat Levine
William Haines
Nagel
Ralston
Armida Edge
American Coal and Wood
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Georgia Club
Palace Theatre
Salem Street
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James Cagney
Zasu Pitts
Nat Pendleton
L&o
Carrilio
Sam Hardy
Broadhurst
A Noarw Carolina Theatre
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Shirley Temple
Pats Oppo
Lord Pats
Carolina Ete
High Point’s Choice Second Run
Bison
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