Fining of Georgia an astonishing result in these days
New York column notes the Georgia football fine by the SEC for ineligible players shocks in this era of flexible rules. It argues fines target schools, not players, and compares to Iowa and baseball penalties, endorsing cash penalties over suspensions to deter rule violations.
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Georgia
New York
University of Georgia
Southeastern
University of Iowa
Hawkeyes
Iowa
Wally Butts
Athletic Board
Navy Roundup Looks Ahead to Coaching Change and Tourney Plans
New York dateline notes Navy may end its unbeaten against Army with a new coach to be named soon after two long coaching runs. Madison Square Garden preps for eight nights of tournament basketball as part of the eastern NCAA tourney season. Other items include Col. Winn at Empire City track, Merner on runner foot size, and Lt. Joe Louis show reach. plus service football returns and a fielding note on the Gowen Band incident.
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New York
Navy
Army
Swede Larson
Billick Whelchel
Whelchel
Madison Square Garden
N.C.A.A
Carl Merner
Columbia
Elkhart
Ind
Bill Frink
England
Herringbone
Bill Lahrman
Dodger
Siinger
War Department
Joe Louis
Joe Hall
Grosse Ile
Mich
Naval Station
Camp Davis
Johnny Mellus
James A. Taylor
Bert Feizler
Gowen Field
Idaho
Kisser
Fetzer
Ox Fibre League Results and Standings Summary
Ox Fibre League reports Shapers lead with 3 wins, Wire Twisters and Bristles tied at 3 and 4 losses respectively. Standings show Shapers 3-3, Wire Twisters 9-3, Bristles 8-4, Pressmen 7-5, Sweepers 7-5, Favorites 3-7, Justrites 2-7, Millers 1-8. High weekly scores include Meredith Redmond of Shapers with 153, Ralph Harrison of Bristles 369, team high 569 by Shapers, and team set 1,561 also by Shapers.
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Bristles
Justrites
Pressman
Ww. L. Pet
Pressmen
Just Rites
Millers
Meredith Redmond
Ralph Harrison
Oldest fighters recall John L Sullivan across New York street
New York boxing memories surface as Billy Roche and Bob Cunningham discuss managers and officials. Roche, 75, recalls the era of fair stand up bouts with little wrestling, while Cunningham recalls fights from the 1890s, turf battles, and gate guarantees.
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John L. Sullivan
New York
Bob Cunningham
New York Boxing Commission
Cunningham
Billy Roche
Roche
Sammy Angott
Angott
Wallie Pep
Pep
Modverns
Fourth Ward
Billy Smith
Elibows McFadden
California
Bob
Sammy Kelly
Coney Island
Jack Adler
Murphy
Eckhardt
John L Sullivan
Harry Hill
Houston
Crosby Streets
Boston
Home Run Baker and the feared hitting era
John Franklin Baker, famed as Home Run Baker, rose from Maryland dirt fields to become a power hitter in early American League history. The article recalls his 12 circuit clouts in 1913, lifetime .308 average, and notable World Series moments, including a pivotal ninth-inning single that helped Colby Jack Coombs down Christy Mathewson. It also mentions his scouting by Connie Mack, his speed on the bases, and his later role in mentoring Jimmy Foxx.
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John Franklin Baker
Philadelphia Athletics
Baker
Maryland
Walter Johnson
Wagner Baker
Hans Wagner
Jack Dunn
Baltimore
Connie Mack
Mack
Ty Cobb
Spiked Baker
Athletics
Yankees
Christy Mathewson
Giants
Polo Grounds
Shibe Park
Rube Marquard
Eddie Plank
Fox
Matty
Colby Jack Coombs
Easton
Connie
Frank
Jimmy Foxx
How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly In Place
Advertisement states sprinkle CASTEETH powder on dentures to hold them firmly and comfortably. Claims it prevents slipping during talking and laughing, avoids gummy taste, and helps neutralize denture odor. Urges purchase at any drug store.
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis Ad Card
Advertisement urges rapid treatment of bronchitis and urges Creomulsion as the strongest medicine. It claims Creomulsion reaches the problem, loosens phlegm, soothes inflamed bronchial membranes, and blends beechwood creosote with other cough medicines. It promises narcotic-free relief and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Rudy York To Join Uncle Sam
Rudy York, 1943 AL name ranking holder, expects to join the Army within 60 days. He, a Detroit first baseman and farm owner, predicts baseball faces a doubtful season but could boost morale at home. York, 30, and his family will stay on the farm during induction. He began pro ball in 1933 with Shreveport and spent seven years with Detroit, peak 35 home runs in 1937 and a .316 average in 1940.
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Cartersville
Rudy York
Charley
King Kong) Keller
Armed Services
Detroit
York
Keller
Merchant Marine
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ted Willams
Boston
Hank Greenberg
Tigger
Joe DiMaggio
Tommy Henrich
Yankees
Rudy
Shreveport
Tigers
Ultra Modern World Fashion Center Proposal Endorsed
A 53-member committee led by Grover Whalen recommended to Mayor Fiorello La Guardia the construction of a world fashion center in New York in January 2014. The plan includes underground parking, a helicopter terminal, and convention facilities, detailed in a 250 page report.
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New York
F. H. LaGuardia
Labor Teadhers
Grover Whalen
Hold Everything Work World’s Fair Site Plan
A New York City committee urges a municipal exposition center in Manhattan between 22nd and 42nd streets near the garment district. Ten sites on six blocks would host fashion focused facilities, with buildings on Fifth Avenue none higher than 21 stories. Cost estimates range from 88.7 to 126.8 million dollars and a state authority is proposed to build and operate the center. The panel includes Alfred E. Smith and Edna Woolman Chase among business and banking leaders.
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22Nd
42Nd Streets
Garment District
Fifth Avenue
Alfred E Smith
Empire State
Edna Woolman Chase
Vogue Magazine
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