Dissat isfaction Over Selection Of Colungia U
Associated Press reports Pasadena dissatisfaction at the Rose Bowl selection process for January 1 1934. Columbia University accepted Stanford invitation to the Intersectional clash, amid debate over eastern teams and possible opponents. Stanford’s team faced questions after a 7 0 loss to Washington and a 0 6 defeat to Northwestern.
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Paul Zimmerman
Associated Press
Pasadena
Calif
Dec
New York City
Columbia University
Stanford
al Masters
Little
Lions
California
West
Pacific Coast
Columbia
Bose
Thornhill
Princeton
Tigers
Michigan
Army
Duke
Navy
Nepraski
Indians
Northwestern
Washington
Aptic
Southern California
Boxing results across multiple cities report several knockouts and decisions
Associated Press boxing wrap lists results from Cleveland New York Newark Chicago New Orleans Little Rock Fort Worth Miami St Louis Houston and Muncie. Fighters include Kid Chocolate Frankie Wallace Fony Canzeri Cecil Payne Micky Walker Les Kennedy Jackis Wilson Dario Mareno Eddie Wolfe Frankie Hughes Tommy Freeman Jack King Maxie Fresenbloom Wilson Dunn Henry Firpo Joe King Dave Barry Sammy Isch Manuel Castro Dave Abad Rosy Baker K O Kelly Johnny Phagan Pee Wee Jarrell.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Frankie Wallace
Fony Canzoneri
New York
Cecil Payne
Louisville
Newark
N. J
Micky Walker
Rumson
Les Kennedy
Vernon
Cal
Chicago
Jackis Wilson
Pittsburgh
Dario Mareno
Kalamagoo
Mich
New Orleans
Eddie Wolfe
Memphis
Frankie Hughes
Indianapolis
Little Rock
Ark
Tommy Freeman
Hot Springs
Dack King
Wilson Dunn
Oklahoma City
Miami
Fla
Henry Firpo
Joe King
Lakeland
Pia
Dave Barry
St. Louis
Sammy Isch
Philadelphia
Houston
Manuel Castro
Mexico
Dave Abad
St. Loui
Muncie
Mnd
Rosy
Kid) Baker
Anderson
Ind
K. O. Kelly
Akron
Johnny Phagan
Pee Wee Jarrell
Fort Wayne
Remembering Historic Wrestling and Boxing Trades
A retrospective notes that one year ago today Frank Strangler Lewis retained the world wrestling title per the New York State Athletic Commission against Roy Breele. Five years ago today Dale Alexander and John Prudhomme were sold to the Detroit Tigers by the Toronto Maple Leafs for 100000 dollars and three players. Ten years ago today Pancho Villa, world flyweight champion, defeated Toronto bantamweight Donnie Mack in the fourth round of a ten round bout in Toronto.
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Lewis
New York State Athletic Commission
Roy Breele
Dale Alexander
John Prudhomme
Detroit Tigers
Toronto Maple Leafs
Pancho Villa
Donnie Mack
Toronto
Fascists Press for League Reform as Italy Weighs Withdrawal
Rome reports indicate Italy may demand reconstruction of the League of Nations to better reflect world opinion if the fascist grand council decides not to follow Japan and Germany in leaving the League. Observers expect the council to declare the Council of Nations ineffective without the United States, Japan, and Germany.
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Rome
Dec
League of Nations
Italy
Paseist Grand Council
Japan
Germany
League
Council of Nations
United States
Carideo to Stay as Missouri Coach Despite 1-8 Record
Frank Carideo, former Notre Dame star, will remain football coach at the University of Missouri next season after a 1 win, 8 loss campaign. Mercer Arnold of Joplin says the board backs the staff, citing progress and an improved 1934 showing. Captain elected per game. Woodrow Hatfield named MVP. Letters awarded to 21 players with positions listed.
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Columbia
Frank Carideo
Notre Dame
University of Missouri
Mercer Arnold
Joplin
Arnold
Carideo
E. N. Sleight
Woodrow Hatfield
Charles Schiele
St. Louis
Herb Grentin
Laporte
Ind
Lloyd Hanley
Marshall
Clarence Harris
Brownwood
Texas
Evans
Powell
Kansas City
Townsend Hader
Higginsville
Richard Koenigsdorf
Warren Orr
Alton
Ills
Sam Cole
Moulton
Jack Swatek
Dallas
Tex
Dale Ream
Trenton
Ted Bland
Ed Sconce
Lamar
George Blase
St Louis
George Consolver
Lees Sumit
Ed McMillan
Dan Caldwell
Marble Hill
Laveré Lawdon
Miss
Hugh Ramsey Odessa
George Stuber
St Joseph
Hatfield
Art Lochiber
Lesser
Sid Johnson
Gower
Frank Ross
Frank Davidson
Hannibal
Ben Mossel
Cletus Swackhammer
Urich
Nebraska
Former chorus beauty beaten by unknown assailant in Queens
Ade laide Gloria a 32 year old dancer once hailed as the girl with the most beautiful legs was found bruised and bleeding on her Bayside Queens doorstep after an encounter with a man who called her name and covered her mouth with cotton. Police investigate the assault.
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New York
Adelaide
Gloria
Bayside
Queens
Albert Gloria
Football Opinion Notes on Coaches and Ball Standardization
Ray Morrison of SMU is rumored as a Notre Dame successor to Hank Anderson while Gus Dorais is set for Sam Williams at Ohio State. George Pfann succeeds Gil Dobie at Cornell. Berwanger plays every minute for Chicago in five Big Ten games, and a 33-year-old freshman from the Great Lakes era, Donald Patterson, is at Cornell.
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Ray Morrison
Hank Anderson
Notre Dame
Gus Dorais
Sam William
Ohio State
George Pfiann
Cornell
Swarthmore
Gil Dobie
Cornnell
Iron Men
Jay Berwanger
University of Chicago
Maroons
Great Lakes
Donald Patterson
Government Keeps Gold Price At 34.01 An Ounce
Government holds the gold price at 34.01 per ounce for the fourth straight day in Washington. The rate, set last Friday, marks a new high for the newly mined domestic metal, following a 25 cent rise in the REC price. London gold opens at 32.16 an ounce.
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Washington
Dec
London
Klein Sets Ballot Pace In 1933 NL Averages
Charles Klein led the National League in batting with .368 and topped rivals in hits, total bases, doubles, and home runs for 1933. The Cubs’ new signee, traded from Philadelphia, also played in every club game, sharing durability with Bartell Waner Traynor and Suhr.
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New York
Chicago Cubs
Charles
Chuck
Cubs
Phillies
Virgil Davis
Davis
St. Louis Cardinals
Kuein
Chick Fallis
Walley Berger
Boston Braves
Joe Medwick
Cardinals
Berger
Klein
Riggs Stephenson
Tony Piet
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Wes Schulmerich
John J
Pepper
Martin
Floyd Vaughan
Pirates
Fullis
Vaughan
Dick Bartell
Paul Waner
Waner
Frankie Frisch
Bartell
Harold
Pie) Traynor
Gus Suhr
Mayors plan meeting to back Weakley public works bill
A mass meeting of mayors from cities over 3080 population will press for passage of the Weakley Public Works bill. Led by St. Charles Mayor Wayne O NeaI and Centralia Mayor H L Prujete, the ASSOCiation of mayors advocates allowing under 75000 population municipalities to vote revenue bonds for utilities by a majority vote. Speakers include Springfield Mayor Harry D Durst, St Louis Mayor Bernard Dickmann, and Wallace Crossley, state Civil Works administrator.
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Wayne
O'Neal
St. Charles
H. L. Prujeté
Centralia
Pruett
House
Senate Municipal Corporations Committee
Senate
Harry D. Durst
Springfield
Bernard Dickmann
St. Louis
Wallace Crossley
Lawyers Hound Aged Creek Millionaire
Mrs Anna Laura Barnett wife of Jackson Barnett 90 year old Oklahoma Indian filed a federal court petition claiming no authority to represent them and rejecting counsel criticizing government and lawyers for looting the estate valued over a million dollars from oil lands The government sued to remove her as guardian while the case sits with U S District Judge William P James
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Los Angeles
Washington
Anna Laura Barnett
Jackson Barnett
Missouri Supreme Court Grants Habeas Corpus for Beer Agent
Thomas Craft, a beer distributing agent from Poplar Bluff, was granted a Writ of Habeas Corpus by the Missouri Supreme Court after a bond set at $15,000. He had previously been refused a writ by the county circuit court where he faces robbery charges.
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Thomas Craft
Poplar Bluff
Missouri Supreme Court
Craft
Poonsite County
Five Flashes Of Life On Return To Good Old Days
Five light vignettes from Across the nation depict attitudes as Prohibition ends. A drunken man in San Francisco curses repeal, Chicago hotels consider a hip drinking surcharge, Pittsburgh brewers push five percent beer, Portland stores empty 3.2 stock amid repeal buzz, and Kansas City notes a liquor charge case where Yom Moore escapes prison with probation.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Kansas City
Kas
Yom Moore
Moore
Richard J. Hopkins
Repeal Progress Shifts Liquor Laws Across States
States move toward repeal as Utah acts to legalize liquor today while others like Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Wisconsin Delaware Colorado Illinois Arizona Indiana California New Mexico Oregon Nevada Louisiana Montana and more shift to wet status. Reports note Missouri Michigan and Ohio groundwork for sale soon with New Jersey’s status tied to a historic 1898 act.
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Associated Press
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Rhode Island
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New York
Pennsylvania
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Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Offers Breath Relief
Thousands suffer bad breath find relief with Dr Edward Olive Tablets. The sugar coated tablets purify system by gently stimulating bowels and liver, replacing calomel without after effects. Purely vegetable formula, olive colored. Take nightly for a week. prices 15c 30c 60c.
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Edward Olive
Chinese warn whites to flee danger zones in Fukien
Americans and other foreigners are urged to evacuate the Fukien province danger zones as Nanking prepares to attack the insurgent provincial administration. Missions say many reside in port cities Fooehayy Amoy and the capital, while reports from Hong Kong Ganton indicate Fukien leaders plan invasions and Nanking braces for defense. Air raids on Sunday caused 39 deaths and many injuries.
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Nanking
China
Fukien
Fooehayy
Amoy
Japan
Hong Kong
Ganton
Hopkins quits politics to take life insurance post
St Louis Dec 5 AP David Hopkins of St Joseph the GOP’s fair haired boy in Missouri politics appears to quit the arena. He accepts an executive role with General American Life Insurance Company and may withdraw from the 1934 congressional campaign. Walter W Head, company president, notes Hopkins will have little time for politics if he comes here. Hopkins once led the Young Republicans and was allied with Republican elder statesmen. his move signals a shift in Missouri GOP dynamics.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
David Hopkins
St. Joseph
General American Life Insurance Company
Ross
Walter W. Head
Head
General American Life
Missouri State Life Insurance Company
Hopkins
Charles L. Faust
G. Co. P
ED. Clements
Path
United States
Young Republicans
Rgainst Mercer Arnold
Joplin
Charles A. Becker
Becker
Edward HM. Winter
Republican Naional Committee
Postpone Trials in Scottsboro Case in Alabama
Trials of the remaining five defendants in the Scottsboro Case, charged with attacking a white woman in Jackson County on March 25, 1932, were postponed indefinitely by Judge W. W. Callahan at defense counsel's request. Meanwhile, a jury deliberated the fate of Clarence Norris, a Negro accused of an attack on Mrs. Victoria Price aboard a Southern Railway freight train.
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Decatur
Ala
Scottsboro
Jackson County
W.W. Callahan
Morgan County Court Room
Clarence Norris
Victoria Price
Southern Railway
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