Indians Strife Over Trading Lary and Knickerbocker
Cleveland faces a bitter debate over recent trades from the Indians squad. Slapnicka’s moves fetch three athletes who have failed to deliver, leaving Cleveland without a reliable catcher. Lary’s limited hitting and Knickerbocker’s steady average spark criticism as the Browns seek catching and infield depth.
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Tyn Lary
Julius Solters
Ivy Paul Andrews
Bill Knickerbocker
Joe Voentik
Ad Grat Hildebrand
Knickerbocker
Detroit Tigers
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Cyril
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Indians
Easy Scault
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Red Sox
Senators
Salters
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Cheiece
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Rolly Hemsley
Slapnicka
Lary
Hassocks
Cuyshoga County
Penn
Vos
Wittinche
Colters
Vosmik
Hed Sox
Agi
Hildebrand
Butler
Hemsley
Monte Pearson
Alabama Boxers Give Up Pillows
Alabama boxing coach Richard Brideates imposes unusual rules for his team. Pillows and similar luxuries are banned to strengthen neck muscles, and gum chewing is required during workouts to aid relaxation and coordination. Salt baths are also prescribed to toughen skin against punches.
Hendrix Warriors Attack South Arkansas Schedule Week
The Hendr ix Warriors, a top North Arkansas college team, face Henderson State Teachers in Arkadelphia Tuesday, Magnolia A and M on Wednesday, and Little Rock Independents in Conway Friday, with Henderson State Teachers and Hendrix meeting later in the week as Arkansas State Teachers and others contest in state and regional aims. Arkansas State College Panthers lead state play as intrastate action continues into February.
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Little Rock
Ark
Hendrix Warriors
South Arkansas
Arkadelphia
Henderson State
Magnolia A
M. Muleriders
Wattiers
Little Rock Independents
Conway
Bears
Arkansis State Teachers
Hendrix
Magnolia
Muletiders
Henderson
University of Arkansas
Razorbacks
Parkers
Cnmpelit
Austin
Texas
University of Texas Longhorns
Arkansas College Panthers
Arkansas State
Indians
Arkansas Tech
Wonder Boys
Jonesboro
Lambuth College of
Tennessee
Henry Hudson
Techmen
Little Rock Junior College
Harding
Arkansas College
State Teachers U
Arkansas
Ouachita Harding
Arkansas Tees
J. C
el Dorado J. Co
Fort Smith
J.C. Magnolia
Mississippi Team Leads Southeastern Conference Race
In a busy SEC week Kentucky rolled over Tennessee 43 to 26 while Georgia Tech routed Sewanee and Clemson defeated non conference foe. Mississippi jumped to the top after four league wins but faltered to Union University in two games 87 22 and 43 41 in overtime. Mississippi State idle, shares second with Georgia Tech at three conference victories.
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Atlanta
Kentucky
Wildcats
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
Clemson
Sewanee
Mississippi
Rebels
Union University
Mississippi State
Maroons
Yale star Kelley may join St. Louis Cardinals as first baseman
New York report says Larry Kelley, Yale football standout, may sign with the St. Louis Cardinals as a first baseman after rejecting offers to play baseball with the Yankees and professional football with the Detroit Lions following graduation in June.
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New York
Larry Kelley
Yale
St. Louis ‘Cardinals
Kelley
New York Yankees
Detroit Lions
Eight teams named for Knoxville tourney in February
Auburn with two wins moves up while Kentucky sits fifth after a lone 1937 conference start. Eight Southeastern squads are invited to the Knoxville tournament in late February as Alabama, Florida and Tulane face uphill eliminations. Sewanet trails with five straight losses, and the Grand Prix of Tripoli in Libya features one of the world’s toughest May racecourses.
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Auburn
Kentucky
Southeastern
Knoxville
Alabama
Florida
Tulane
Sewanet
Tripoli
Libya
North Affrica
S M U Tops Conference Race In Sagging SWC Standings
Dallas report notes Southern Methodist leads the Southwest Conference standings after Baylor and Texas A M toppled Rice Institute. Texas and Baylor gains and losses reshaped the race with Arkansas and Rice also in the mix. schedule highlights include Baylor vs Texas A M at College Station and Texas Christian at Waco.
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Dallas
Texas
Arkansas
Baylor
Agios
Waco
Qwis
Bruins
College Station
Aggies
University of Texas
Texas Christian
Austin
Rice
Texas A
Texas Christia
Yeams
Southern Methodist
Wien
Riew
Death Rays photographed in laboratory by Blakeslee
The article reports first photographs of large science rays at the University of California cyclotron, produced from deuterons in a magnet box, driven by five and a half million volts. It notes these rays disintegrate atoms, pose danger to humans, and contrast with smaller atomic rays photographed at Caltech.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press Sciences
New York
University of California
Ernest G. Lawrence
Wright
Walter
Matil
California Institute of Technology
Robert A. Millikan
International basketball rules shift toward American play
New York report notes center jump elimination in cage game seen, with Tobin claiming the international rules committee will align play with American style for future Olympics. Changes include ten second rule, two officials, and five substitutions per team, easing USA teams’ adjustment.
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New York
Jim Tobin
Tobin
Berlin
United States
Germany
Fobin
Experimental Physics Text Describes Nucleus as Invisible Barn
A fragmentary report notes Millikan's team studying particles bouncing off or out of an unseen atomic nucleus likened to an invisible barn. The analogy suggests early ideas about subatomic structure and particle interactions. High energy experiments aim to reveal core components and forces shaping matter.
Centennial Edition of Hope Star Offered for Immediate Sale
Limited copies remain of Hope Star's $1.70 Centennial Edition presenting the complete authentic history of 20 Southwest Arkansas towns. No reservations. first come first served. 48 pages in six sections with 69 photographs. Bound copies 50 cents. unbound 25 cents plus six cents postage.
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Hope Star
Arkansas
McCarthy and Hornsby Clash in Yankees Cubs Era
A rugged view of Joe McCarthy’s early leadership in New York and his tense relations with Hornsby, Ruth, and Cleveland Alexander. The piece traces McCarthy’s clash with Hornsby, Ruth’s skepticism of his appointment, and путь opening moves as he sought control of a volatile Yankee roster amid the Giants, Cubs, and Cardinals era.
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NEA
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Noy
Marse Joe
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Ord
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