Maryland Invades State For Big Three Conference Tilt Week
Maryland Old Liners travel to face North Carolina Duke and N C State in three straight conference games. Connie MacBerry leads with high scoring as Duke, North Carolina and State vie for top spots in January standings.
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Rryland
State
Mond
Yland
Orth Carolina
Maryland
North
Duke
Virginia Tech
Aller
Wake Forest
Connie MacBerry
Deac
Kent Duke
Byrd Wins Ballers Play In Golf Showcase
In a packed event at OTA Fila on January 25 Sammy Byrd led the field with strong scoring. The ex-Yankee veteran posted totals reaching 284 and par on 18-hole rounds, with Lloyd Brown third and Paul Derringer of Cincinnati fifth amid a tight leaderboard.
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Ota
Fila
Ock
Sammy Fed
Hester
Yankees
Garland Braxaukee
Lloyd Brown
Pittsburgh
Paul
Derringer
Ferrell
Boston
Red Sox
Feud Deepens as Golf Star Faces Veteran Champion
Gorda Florida January 25 year old golf phenom Aukee opens season in a tight opener against veteran Maureen Or the Miami club. The field includes Marion Miley Jean Bauer Katherine Hicks winner expected in finals. Flood relief drive launched by the American Red Cross to aid valley flood sufferers following Roosevelt appeal. A car wreck near Fieldale injures Tipson but driver remains unhurt.
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Gorda
Fla
Marion Miley
Jean Bauer
RK. LL
Katherine Columbia
N. Greenville
Kk Ploor
N Chapter
The
Amertross
Roosevelt
Film and Stage Stars Show Style for Ageless Beauty Credo
The article argues mature performers like Ina Claire Alice Brady Billie Burke Lillian Gish Lynn Fontaine prove age enhances charm and poise. It emphasizes consistent skin care sleep and exercise, regular beauty routines, annual medical checkups, and meticulous grooming as vital after 25 and 30 to stay attractive with age.
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Ina Claire
Alice Brady
Billie Burke
Lillian Gish
Lynn Fontaine
Pastor vs Louis battle seen as bold but risky step
New York columnist discusses Battling Bob Pastor’s upcoming 10 round feature with Joe Louis at Madison Square Garden on January 29. He argues Pastor has boxing staying power and courage, contrasts him with Gunnar Barlund, notes Pastor’s amateur titles and pro wins, and warns fans to expect plenty at the price range of 2.30 to 16.50.
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New York
Robert Pastor
Joe Louis
the Garden
New York University
Pastor
Louis
Gunnar Barlund
Finn
Tom Beaupre
Washington Heights
Joe Welling
New York Athletic Club
Battling Bob
Steve Dudas
New Jersey
Ray Impellittiere
Winston
Eddie Simms
Simms
Bob
Cleveland
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Toledo
Jack Dillon
Dempse
Max Schmeling
Darky
Schmeling
Jimmy Johnston
The
Garden
Mike Jacobs
Hearst Newspapers
Improvement of Roads Hindered by 2/3 Bond Amendment
Raleigh January 25 The new amendment restricting annual bond issuance to two thirds of prior year debt reduction may block new highway bonds. Officials disagree on interpretation and potential $10 million to $25 million yearly road financing, with revenue diversion threatening current maintenance.
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Bureau
Sir Walter Motel
Raleigh
Charles Ross
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Charles M. Johnson
Capus M. Waynick
Waynick
Highway Department
General Assembly
Snow Covers Car Stack Risks Collapse
Snow piles over four cars forming a heavy heap with risk of toppling and cave‑in danger threatens nearby structures and people in the area.Authorities urge caution as wintry conditions persist and residents monitor the unstable stack.
Chock with handle aids car on inclines
A metal handle equipped chock has been developed to prevent finger crushing while stopping a car on slopes. The device helps drivers stabilize wheels and apply braking without risking finger injuries.
You Too Can Be a Figure Skater Under 20
Chicago reports a 17 year old national champion from St. Paul says youths under twenty can learn figure skating in three or four years, but post twenty the learning curve grows slow. The skater, also a skilled diver, plays golf in the high 70s.
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Chicago
bin Lee
St. Paul
Louis Set to Defeat Bob Pastor in Madison Square Garden Bout
Joe Louis, favored to win, faces New York’s Bob Pastor in a ten round heavyweight clash at Madison Square Garden on Friday night. Louis weighed about 203 pounds after a training week, while Pastor at about 190 pounds. Louis seeks to rebound from past defeats and maintain dominance over rising challengers.
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Joe Louis
Bob Pastor
Hugh
Pullerton, JR
New York
Max Schmeling
Brown Bomber
Detroit
Louis
Madison Square Garden
Jack Sharkey
al Ettore
Eddie Simms
Pastor
Big Ray Impellittiere
Schmeling
Replacement of Buses Delayed by Auto Strike
Raleigh January 25 The automobile strike curbs school bus replacements for the State School Commission. GM says no chassis deliveries now and glass shortages delay body work. Even with favorable timing, 60 to 90 days for buses. continued strike could push 650 new buses to late spring or summer. The $600000 appropriation helps buy more buses now to avoid higher costs and opening school year delays.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
State School Commission
Lloyd Griffin
General Motors Corporation
School Commission
Griffin
Belgium
General Assembly
How to Avoid Common Errors in 1936 Income Tax
Bureau of Internal Revenue urges early filing for 1936 returns from Jan 1 to March 15. Highlights include checking computations, claiming personal exemptions and credits for dependents, and deductions. Readers can obtain guidance from local collectors, deputy collectors, or internal revenue agents. The article is the first in a series to help all taxpayer classes.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Bureau
Average age of cars and size estimate from registrations
Engineers analyze passenger car registrations and find the average motor car in use is 4.71 years old. The size of an automobile is approximately 8.4 years.
School bus purchases aimed at current prices
A government or district seeks to buy additional school buses now to lock in current costs before price increases. The goal is to expand or replace fleet capacity amid rising transportation expenses.
Big Leagues 10 Have Payroll of Over 3 Million
The Associated Press survey shows 16 major league clubs with total payrolls over 3 million for 1937 as salaries rise from past lows. The Yankees and Gehrig lead with high pay, while holdouts and salary battles loom among Dizzy Dean, Van Lingle Mungo, and others, with several clubs likely exceeding 250000 in payroll.
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Alan Gould
New York
Associated Press
Babe Ruth
Babe
Henry Louis Gehrig
Yankees
Iron Man
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
van Lingle Mungo
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Red Sox
Gehrig
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
Bill Terry
Giants
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Daily Workers
al Simmons
Tigers
Jimmie Foxx
Lefty Gomez
Carl Hubbell
Dean
Charley Grimm
Frankie Frisch
Cubs
Cardinals
Hank Greenberg
Gabby Hartnett
Wes Ferrell
Charley
Bill Dickey
Vance
Cleveland
Nebraska weighs Crisler or Madigan for coach
Lincoln press reports Fritz Crisler of Princeton and Slip Madigan of St Marys as candidates to replace Dana X Bible as Nebraska football coach. Bible will coach Texas, with rumors pegging his Texas salary around 15000 dollars a year for ten years.
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Lincoln
Neb
Fritz Crisler
Princeton
Slip Madigan
St. Mary's
Dana X. Bible
University of Nebraska
Bible
University of Texas
Nebraska University Athletic Board
D. X
Lone Star State
Texas
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Dudley Wins Sacramento Open by Eight Strokes
Ed Dudley captured the Sacramento open championship with a 273 four round total, earning 750 dollars. He opened with a 65 at the 6700 yard course and followed with 70 71 and 67 to finish ten strokes ahead of Harry Cooper and tied with Horton Smith and Harold McSpaden for second at 286. Dudley’s form featured long precise putts and a career best run.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ed Dudley
San Francisco
Dudley
Augusta
Philadelphia
Harry Cooper
Jimmy Hines
Garden City
N. Y
Horton Smith
Chicago
Harold McSpaden
Winchester
Mass
Special Agent Wins Santa Anita San Panquel Handicap
Major Austin C. Taylors Special Agent won the 3500 added San Panquel handicap at Santa Anita racing park. A crowd of 15000 wagered 97500 on the race as Special Agent equaled the track record of 1 42.4 for the 11 16 miles distance. Special Agent paid 8.40 to win 4.80 to place and 4.20 to show. Chanceview paid 13.80 and 8.20 and Sangreal 5.40.
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Los Angeles
Austin C. Taylor
Special Agent
Santa Anita Racing Park
Saturday View
Sangreal
Chanceview
Mount Airy Police Patent Combines Fingerprints and Photos
J W Jessup of the Mount Airy police fingerprint bureau announced a patented system of criminal identification. The method uses fingerprints and photographs in a simplified form for modern police units.
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Mount Airy
J. W. Jessup
Rookie salaries set toast for 1937 season
Bob Feller is projected as the highest paid rookie at 10000 dollars this year while Joe DiMaggio who enjoyed a fine rookie year with the Yankees earns 8000 dollars and is in the five figure class for 1937 indicating rising player salaries.
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Bob Feller
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
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