Baer to defend title in four round foe against Levinsky
Chicago December 27 AP Max Baer plans to defend the heavyweight crown tomorrow in a four round bout with King Levinsky at Chicago Stadium. Gloves will be six ounce and a knockout could decide the outcome with no judge’s decision after four rounds. Levinsky predicts the victory and the next championship.
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Chicago
Maxey
King Levinsky
Levinsky
Feil Baer
Ningfish
Burt “Baer
East and West In Football Battle
East and West in football clash as stars shape up for New Year’s Day charity game. Purdue ace Duane Purvis tears knee in practice and is out. Hanley will rotate Western Maryland’s BH Shepherd and Columbia’s Ed Brominski at right half. Stanford’s practice focuses on blocking for Cotton Warburton with Al Nicholss and St Mary’s.
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San Francisco
Dick Hanley
Andy Kerr
Berkeley
Duane Purvis
Purdue
Hanley
BH Shepherd
Maryland
Ed Brominski
Columbia
Purvis
Biff Tories Not Give Up Football
Baton Rouge, Dec 27. Coach Laurence Biff Jones will take a two year leave from LSU to serve at Leavenworth war college then return to football. He resigned as LSU head coach after a dispute with Huey P Long but plans to resume coaching after the assignment. He will remain as Captain Jones, instructor of cadets in ROTC.
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Baton Rouge
Laurence “Biff” Jones
Jones
Leavenworth
Leavenworth War College
Ceair
Louisiana State
Huey P. Long
Koenecke Sets NL Outfield Fielding Record in 1934
Len Koenecke, once a $75,000 Giants bust, returned to the majors and set a National League outfield fielding record with 318 chances and a .394 fielding average over 121 games in 1934 with the Brooklyn Dodgers. His mark trailed the league record by one percentage point behind Lois Duncan and Wally Berger. Curt Davis also set a pitching double-play record with 12. Koenecke's rivals included George Davis and Paul Waner with high fielding averages.
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New York
Len Koenecke
Indianapolis Bullhawk
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Koenecke
Lois B. Duncan
Cincinnati
Wally Berger
Boston
Curt Davis
Phillies
Burleigh Grimes
Brooklyn
George Davis
His Tax Plan Wins Alabama Hard At Work For Big Game
Alabama football team soused in Rose Bowl prep after early arrival hopes from Palo Alto. Stanford slated for New Year’s Day showdown as Oil film studio visit, with players dining alongside Joe E Brown, Al Jolson, Pat O’Brien, Dick Powell, and others.
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Alabama
Pasadena
Calif
Stanford
Palo Alito
Occidental College Field
Joe E. Brown
al Jolson
Pat O’brien
Dick Powell
Cinemma
Brookside Park
Washington & Jefferson College Football Cost Revealed
Washington Pennsylvania reveals that maintaining a prominent place in college football costs 40,000 dollars annually, according to Dr. Ralph Hutchison, president of the college. The figure highlights the expense of sustaining a major gridiron program at a small institution.
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Teth
Washington & Jefferson‘ “College
Washington, Pa
Ralph & Hutchison
Hutchison
Doris Advises Romeo to Meet Gil's Family
Doris Blake argues that suitors should meet a potential partner’s family to judge background and compatibility. The column extols observing parents and siblings to gauge temperament and future harmony, noting that family dynamics influence marriage choices and long term relations.
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Doris
Romeo
Gil
Huey Long Plays Peacemaker Over LSU Football Row
Peacemakers patched a quarrel between Senator Huey P Long and Capt. Lawrence Jones of LSU football after a threat of resignation from the captain’s side. The clash arose when Long attempted a pep talk and mingled with team matters amid social chatter.
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Lawrence
Biff) Jones
Labore, Hoach
Louisiana State University
Datter
Huey
Jones
Box Office Magnets of the Mat
A brief 1934 wrestling preview highlighting two stars, Jeemy Londos and Man Mountain Dean. Londos is shown as a crowd favorite with his dramatic comebacks and torturous routine, while Dean is noted for a coastawide rise after a frosty East. Copyright 1934 King Features Syndicate Inc.
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Man Mountain Dean
California
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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College and Coaches Megjing and the NCAA Code Debate
The NCAA gathers for yearly deliberations on athletics rules amid a split among coaches over football rules. Two camps favor maintaining the present code while another pushes toward professional standards. Alan Gouki will discuss media perspectives on college football during the meetings.
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Pitticugals
Manship
Alan J. Gouki
Associated Press
Escachs
Johnson Seeks Justice of the Peace Seat in Precincts One and Two
L L Kirk Johnson has authorized The Record to announce candidacy for the office of Justice of the Peace in precincts one and two at the January 14 1935 election. Adv.
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Justice of the Peace
L. L. “Kirk” Johnson
Adv
Justice Peace Candidate Announced for Precincts One and Two
The record announces J. C. Nelson as a candidate for Justice of the Peace in the consolidated Precincts One and Two for the election on January 14.
Townsend Named Justice of Peace Candidate
The Record announces Charles T. Townsend as a candidate for Justice of the Peace in consolidated Precincts No. One and Two at the election on January 14.
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Justice of Peace
Charles T. Townsend
Justice of the Peace of the Consolidated
Candidate House for Justice of the Peace on Jan 14
Announcement states E. J. House Sr. is a candidate for Justice of the Peace in the consolidated Precincts One and Two at the January 14 election. The notice appears in an Adv. section of the newspaper.
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Doris Blake
Johnson
Josie
E. J. House, Sr
Justice of the Peace
Adv
Candidate Faustino A Lucero Seeks Constable Seat
Constable Faustino A Lucero announces his candidacy for constable at the precinct election set for January 14, 1935. The Record carries the authorized notice from the candidate.
Bragg Announces Candidacy for Precinct One Constable
W J Bragg files to run for constable in Precinct One, Chaves County, ahead of the upcoming election. Ady announces his candidacy.
Liston Named Constable Candidate in Precinct One
In Chaves County officials announced O. W. Liston as a candidate for Constable in Precinct 1. The notice appears in local election materials, detailing the race and designation within the county.
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O. W. Liston
Chaves County
Lollar Named Candidate for Constable in Precincts 1 and 2
The Records announce that L. C. Lollar will be a candidate for constable of Precincts 1 and 2 at the election set for January 14, 1935.
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L. C. Lollar
Adv
Election notice on Bob Ballard candidacy filing
A queried record notes whether Bob Ballard is authorized to announce candidacy for trustee of precincts One and Two in the election to be held January 14. The advisory indicates verification of eligibility and official role for the nominating process.
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Sciq
Jobreon
Bob Ballard
Adv
Frank Willis Declared Candidate for Constable
Frank Willis announced his candidacy for Constable in One and Two at the upcoming election on the 14th. He seeks support from voters in the district, pledging to uphold law and public safety.
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Frank Willis
Foster to Run for Constable in Precincts 1 and 2
Announcement lists Hume M. Shorty Foster as a candidate for constable in Precincts 1 and 2 at the January 18 1935 election.
Candidate Nounce Monk Declared for Constable Race
Nounce C Monk entered the contest as a candidate for Constable in Precincts One and Two ahead of the January 14 election. He seeks support from voters in the affected districts.
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