Stanford Favored to Defeat Cadet Team
Stanford and Army meet in the 1929 Sun Bowl era clash as 96 000 fans gather at Stanford Stadium. The Cardinals hold odds at 10 to 7 and both squads enter with strong seasons. Army captain Christian K Cagle and coach Biff Jones play farewell roles in a key intersectional contest.
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United Press
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United States Military Academy
Army
New York
Humberto and Mullen Win In Alexandria Wrestling Cards
Natchez’s Jack Humberto threw Hot Springs heavyweight Jack Risko in 14 minutes in a one fall match. Alexandria firefighter Dude Mullen knocked out Joe Gunsey in the third round after being down three times in the second. Welterweights were featured.
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Associated Press
Alexandria
Jack Humberto
Natchez
Jack Risko
Hot Springs
Dude Mullen
Joe Gunsey
Mullen
Flyweight Falls From Ring In Toronto Bout
Wee Willie Davies of Charleroi Pennsylvania was knocked unconscious after falling from the ring during a bout with Steve Rocco in Toronto. He was carried out at the Coliseum and later reported not seriously injured with a possible skull X-ray to rule out fracture.
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Toronto
Wee Willie Davies
Charleroi
Steve Rocco
Coliseum
St. Michael's Hospital
Basketball Scores From Eastern Matches
Duquesne 5 against Adrian 17. Georgetown 38 over Columbus Council 30. St John’s Brooklyn 21, New York A C 13. Seventh Regiment 81 over Davis and Elkins 27. Baltimore U 24, Georgia Tech 22. Butler 39 over Vandervilt 14. Cathedral 51 over Alumni 29. Penn A C 61 over Drexel 28.
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Butler
Vandev
Cathedral
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Drexel
Younger Tennis Stars Show Well
The national junior and boys indoor championships in New York at the Seventh Regiment Armory showcase rising talents. Notable juniors include William Jacobs of Baltimore and Sidney Seligson of New York, with Frankie Parker of Milwaukee and Bernard Friedman of Philadelphia leading the boys’ division. Sixteen players remain for each singles crown as youth start early to boost U S Davis Cup prospects. Bobby and Stuart Low, sons of Clarence Low, were eliminated in the first round but will compete in doubles.
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Seventh Regiment Armory
Seale International Heights
William Jacobs
Baltimore
Sidney Seligson
New York
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Bernard Friedman
Philadelphia
Clarence H. Low
Bobby
Stuart
United States
Dempsey's Wealth and Loganary Ventures Assessments
The article argues Dempsey has substantial cash and assets, maintained from 1927 era while not fighting since Tunney bout. It estimates earnings around 125000 for business work in 1920s, notes a 40000 promotion fee from Humbert Fugazy, and suggests potential future boxing returns could earn 350000 but risks a loss. It highlights Dempsey's prestige and business acumen.
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Dempsey
Dave Barry
Gene Tunney
Dack Dempsey
California
Hoover
Jack
Tunney
Chicago
Barry
Humbert Fugazy
Fugazy
East West All Star Football Game for Charity at Frisco
The annual East versus West charity football classic will be played in Frisco on New Year’s Day to benefit the Shriners’ Home for Crippled Children. Stanford, Army, and other major programs factor into rosters as West and East teams assemble stars from Cal, Colgate, Northwestern, and more for a festive, nationally noted gridiron showcase.
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Army
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Panthers
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California
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Colgate State
Brazil
Detroit
Helen Moody defies honeymoon and plays tennis at naval hospital
World champion Helen Moody after a yacht honeymoon returns to San Diego to borrow a racquet and play tennis with Navy hospital personnel. The article notes Dempsey's 1929 earnings and a separate boxing match setup in Madison Square Garden for January 3 featuring Joe Banovic versus George Courtney.
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Frederick
Moody
Helen Wills
San Diego Yacht Club
Naval Hospital
Moodys
California
New York
Joe Banovic
Binghampton
George Courtney
Oklahoma
Madison Square Garden
Jacobs and Seligson Lead Indoor Tennis Finalists
William Jacobs of Baltimore and Sidney Seligson of New York were top seeds and favorites as the fourth round of the national indoor junior tennis championship opened. Both won easily and were expected to meet in the finals. Butler College trounced Vanderbilt 64 to 14 in a basketball game, with the result decided early as the first half ended 3 to 2.
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New York
William Jacobs
Baltimore
Sidney Seligson
Jacobs
Seligson
Indianapolis
And
Butler College
Vanderbilt University
Southerners
Butler
Vandy
Sharkey to Sign Madison Square Bout at Varying Odds
New York reports Madison Square Garden plans to sign a heavyweight bout with Sharkey for a title effort against Sehmeling. Sharkey’s current deal expires soon, with a $900000 bonus touted if the pact is completed. Atlantic City figures and rival promoters scramble for the match setup before September dates.
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New York
Jack Sherkey
STKY
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Madison Square Varden
Wyclnetep
Hie
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Varden
Theese
Miami Reich
Sharkey ‘Farahom
Sehmeling
the Garden
Jock Dempsey
Joss McMahon
Shakey
Trovan players rush to prepare for New Year's clash
The Tigers focus on defense and teamwork ahead of the annual New Year matchup with Pittsburch at Pocaderas while USC hockey, coach Howard Junie’s squad, plans workouts and travel to Vista del Arroyo hotel. Shrine event shifts venue to Harmaria Temple on January 17 due to hall capacity.
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Los Angeles
Dees
Pittsburch
Pocaderas
University of Southern California
Peace Tive
Howard Junie
Fourball Event Planned by Tanac Lomile for New Year
Announcement by Tanac Lomile and supporters outlines a fourball event to be sponsored by the American Legion on New Year’s Day in Monroe. Railroads agree to extend excursion rates to allow fans from various parts of the state to visit for several days before returning home. A special rate was set at about one third the usual fare for round trips.
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Tanac Lomile
American Legion
Monroe
Haliday
Iieker
Fragmentary Florida death note evokes aging news era
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a death in Florida and scattered names and places. The text references Chicago and Kentucky, with unclear dates, events, and descriptors. The jumbled lines give no coherent incident details to confirm a full report.
Mastro Stuns Taylor in Chicago as Knockout Ends Bout
Earl Mastro, claiming featherweight world title chances, met Bul Taylor in Chicago at a planned ten round bout. The fight ended in a technical knockout in the ninth after a sequence of heavy punches left Taylor unable to continue. Referee Phil Collins declared the victor as the bell rang with Mastro landing decisive blows.
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Caze
Teoven
Bul Taylor
Terre Vrow
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Dent
Teast
Taylor
Chicago
Mastro
Vield
Lly
Hein T Corman
Ambiguous OCR Death Notice From Woodlawn Cemetery
Fragmentary notice reports a person died March 14 and burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. It mentions burial costs paid monthly by a husband and notes no further details or clear names are available from trial friends.
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