Stoneham Dies in Hot Springs Giants Owner Dead at 59
Charles A Stoneham longtime president and majority stock owner of the New York Giants baseball club died in Hot Springs Arkansas after a long illness. He was 59 and had been unconscious for more than 86 hours in a hotel room. Dr W M Blackshare attributed death to nephritis. Stoneham had traveled seeking relief and was accompanied by his son Horace and Ernie Viberg.
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Viberg
Giants
Wall Street
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Francis X. McGquade
John T. Brush
National League
Barney Dreyfuss
Ted Key Finds Work In Movies After Football Fallout
Texas football player Ted Key, once barred from the UCLA team for enrolling under a false name, is now working in Hollywood. Victor McLaglen arranged two jobs for Key both on screen and in semi professional football. Key is filming for Under Two Flags as a Foreign Legionnaire while pursuing a college education.
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Texas School of Mines
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Boxing results from multiple cities report decisions and knockouts. Notable bouts include Ralph Hurtado defeating Leo Rodak in Chicago and Johnny Erjavec outpointing Scotty Fuller in Duluth. Frankie Blair and Mickey Serman fought to a decision in Camden. Bob Godwin and Don Perrin met in Miami Beach with Godwin winning.
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Newark
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Sees Advance in Athletics During 1936
A U S athletes show progress in 1935 with Olympic stimulus promising further gains in track and field swimming boxing wrestling weight lifting gymnastics and basketball. Indoor meets loom in Chicago Philadelphia and San Francisco as swimming aims to restore national prestige after Los Angeles defeat. Basketball expands with rising teams games and attendance.
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Game management plan eyed for Silver City region
In Santa Fe the state will deploy game warden Elliott Barker and wildlife expert H Stokely Ligon to Grant county to craft a game management plan focusing on predatory animals. The area draws many public figures for big game as bears are hunted there each season. The plan also expects a campaign against predatory animals as part of wildlife management efforts.
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Grant County
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H. Stokely Ligon
Cubs pennant glory draws few opening day seats
Chicago reports only three seats reserved for the 1936 season opener after the Cubs won the National League pennant last year. The Reds, meanwhile, lead reservations with about 16,000 for their opener, underscoring skewed fan interest.
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Cubs
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Reds
Prince Albert tobacco makes fair no risk offer
A bold promotional pitch urges readers to try Prince Albert crimp cut tobacco for rolling cigarettes. It claims top quality, slow burning, bite removing process, and two ounces per tin with a money saving, no risk guarantee.
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem
N.C
Hard and Cruel Winter for Predatory Animals in New Mexico
Albuquerque January seven AP report says a harsh season hits mountain lions bobcats and coyotes. John Gatlin district agent notes December kills include 40 bobcats and 272 coyotes with lions partly counted after one hunter Emmett Banderman killed three in a single outing.
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New Mexico
John Gatlin
U. S. Biological Survey
Gatlin
Emmett Banderman
New Mexico NYA starts 25 projects employing 300-plus
Albuquerque January 7 AP Twenty five Youth Administration projects began in New Mexico yesterday under the supervision of Tom L Popejoy assistant state director and employed more than 300 persons the effort aims to provide work and training opportunities across the state.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Tom L. Popejoy
Inquest into death of miner at Gallup New Mexico
An inquest will be held into the death of Sebastian Pettrazza a 45 year old miner killed in a pot rock fall at the Chiarmonte diggings in Gallup New Mexico He had been preparing to push out his last car of coal when the accident occurred yesterday.
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Jali
Sebastian Pettrazza
Chiaramonte
Pettrazza
Man Finds Diamond In Banana Split In Canandaigua
In Canandaigua New York on January 7 Robert McKee bit into a banana split and found a stone in his spoon. A jeweler identified the blue white diamond as about a quarter carat and valued at roughly $50.
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N. Y
Robert McKee
Centerfield
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