National matched play opens with 64 golfers in San Francisco
Sixty four stars from pro and amateur ranks tee off at Lakeside course after qualifying for the national open match play championship. Clin Dutra faces Dick Fry in the upper bracket while Charley Sheppard meets Al Zimmerman in the lower. Other pairings include Jimmy Thomson versus Al Collins and Leo Diegel against Mike Murra as Horton Smith encounters Ronnie Espinosa with several top amateurs and pros ready for the rounds.
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San Francisco
Lakeside
Clin Dutra
Santa Monica
Calif
Dick Fry
Oakland
Fry
É. Charley Sheppard
al Zimmerman
Portland
Ore
Jimmy Thomson
Colorado Springs
Colo
Sheppard
al Collins
Kansas City
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Mike Murra
Wichita
Kas
Diegel
Murra
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Ronnie Espinosa
Smith
Espinosa
Bud Ward
Olympia
Wash
Frank Walsh
Morton Grove
Dick Metz
San Antonio
Archie Hambrick
Janesville O
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. OV
W. J. Schwartz
St. Louis
Charles Foley
Salt Lake City
Orville White
Mattie Dutra
Long Beach
Johny de Forest
London
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
Rye
Mark Fry
Ralph Guldau
Town philosophic Iver mine deaths in Madrid NM
In Madrid New Mexico the Morgan Jones Mine explosion killed 14 miners with 64 escaping. Federal and state investigators probed cause as rescue teams recovered bodies from drift tunnels and underground workings all afternoon.
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Madrid
N. M
Morgan-Jones
Shrewd Tommy Thomas Transforms Alabama Football
Longtime Notre Dame quarterback mentor Tom Thomas, nicknamed Shrewd Tommy, took over at Alabama after Wallace Wade and steered the team to high scoring seasons. His calm coaching style and sharp, light humor keep players focused as Alabama climbs back from past turbulence.
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Wallace Wade
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Wade
Johnny J Cain
Frank
Tommy” Thomas
Rockne
Thomas
Notre Dame
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
St. Mary's
Wife Electrocuted in Bath in St Louis Tragedy
Mrs Katherine Ingle a 28 year old wife was electrocuted yesterday when she touched an electric heater in her bathtub in St Louis. The current from the heater apparently was grounded by the tub and efforts to revive her failed. A London hairdresser introduces luminous hair dyes that glow softly in the dark.
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ST. Louis
Katherine Ingle
London
Notre Dame Prepares for USC Clash in Tucson
Notre Dame works out behind gates at the Arizona stadium as it plans its offensive refinements for the Southern California game. Coach Hank Anderson reports key players recovering from influenza and expects Ray Brancheau to be ready for Saturday.
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Tuscon
Ariz
Notre Dame
University of Arizona
Hank Anderson
Ate
Southern California
Los Angeles
Anderson
South Bend
Ray Brancheau
Bernard Kamin
University of Southern California
Howard Jones
Gates
Jones
Troy
Glenn
Pop} Warner
Stanford
R. B. von Kleinsmid
Remember When Harvard Named Captain In 1932
One year ago today Hageman of Lorain Ohio was elected captain of Harvard's 1932 football squad. Stanley Harris renamed to lead the Detroit Tigers for 1932 season. Five years ago today Art Fletcher denied as Indians manager. Cleveland added Grover Hartley on waivers from Boston Red Sox. Ten years ago today Floyd Johnson signed for a Kl-rounder at Madison Square Garden. winner to meet Firpo. Gertrude Ederle set 1 minute 6 seconds in the 100 yard freestyle for women.
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Early H. Hageman
Lorain
Ohio
Harvard
Stanley Harris
Detroit Tigers
Art Fletcher
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Grover Hartley
Boston Red Sox
Floyd
Johnson
Towa Heavy
Madison Squate Gared
Firpo
Gertrude Ederle
Gheerleaf Again Tops National Pocket Billiards Standings
Ralph Greenleaf holds top position in the national pocket billiard championship, but has yet to face challengers Andrey Ponai of Philadelphia and Erwin Rudolph of Cleveland. Rudolph, Ponzi, Bennie Allen of Kansas City, Pasquale Natalie of Chicago, and James Caras of Wilmington follow with one victory each as Ponzi and Rudolph win opening games.
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New York
Dec
Ralph Greenleaf
Andrey Ponai
Philadelphia
Erwin Rudolph
Cleveland
Rudolph
Ponzi
Bennie Allen
Kansas City
Pasquale Natalie
Chicago
James Caras
Wilmington
Del
Greenleaf
Hemroid Tablet Remedy Highlights Quick Pile Relief
Dr J S Leonhardt develops internal remedy Hemroid after treating 1000 patients with success in many cases. G A Fischer Drug Co and druggists advertise Hemroid tablets with a guarantee to end pile misery or money back.
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Paris
J. S. Leonhardt
G. A. Fischer Drug Co
How One Woman Lost 16 Lbs in a Week
Dayton woman Betty Luedeke touts Kruschen for rapid weight loss claiming she shed 16 pounds in seven days. The ad promotes half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast as a safe method, with a money back guarantee and mentions Pope Drug Co Tolson Drug Co and other American drugstores as sources.
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Betty Luedeke
Daytona
Pope Drug Co
Tolson Drug Co
America
Baseball Leaders Propose Cuts and Reforms
New York AP dispatch reports 18 major league club owners share views on curbing expenses and overhead, expanding fan attractions, and keeping player salaries in check. Opinions vary on broadcasting, training length, and each club setting its own financial standards, with some clubs resisting broad salary cuts.
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New York
Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinals
Billy Evans
Cleveland
Gerald P. Nugent
Phillies
Charles A. Stonehan
New York Giants
Bob Quinn
Boston Red Sox
Louis Comiskey
Cheago White Sox
World-Telegram
Oi Soen
Timié
Boston Braves
Brooklyn
New York Yankees
Temi Fitch
Braves
Delayed Offense Tactics On Slippery Floors In Basketball
The discussion presents a delayed offense as a solution for slick floor play. It outlines a sequence where passes between Nos 4, 2, and 1 lead to a shot by No 4, with Nos 2 and 3 stepping out to receive passes, and recommends keeping one man back as a defensive measure to manage rapid possession changes.
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No. 4
Frank Carideo Narrow Escape After Auto Collision
Frank Carideo, Missouri football coach, and his wife escaped injury when their car collided with another vehicle on a sharp curve at the top of a hill near Mingo Town. The Carideos continued to St. Paul, arriving last night. The other car was driven by a Mingo banker.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Frank Carideo
University of
Chocolate Labarba Battle Promises Glamour in Featherweights
New York Dec 8 AP report says Kid Chocolate, a skilled Negro fighter, and Fidel Labarba from California meet for 15 rounds at Madison Square Garden Friday. Chocolate, claiming the featherweight title by the New York State Athletic Commission, hopes to restore glamour to the 126 pound class once ruled by Ike Webber, Belfast Spider, and other legends.
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New York
Kid Chocolate
Californias
Fidel Labarba
Madison Square Garden
Ghocolate
New York State Athletic Commission
Ike Web
Belfast
Terry McGovern
Abe Atte
George Dixon
Ruth Etting praises the new Dodge Six in preshowing
Ruth Etting called the Dodge Six perfectly stunning youthful and sporty praising its good looks and sturdy dependable performance. Reports say Dodge launched a low priced model promising outstanding value for motorists and industry circles.
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New York
N. Y
Ruth Etting
Dodge Six
Colaba Broadcasting System
Dodge Organization
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