National Loop Tournament reshapes with 16 hour grind
In Kansas City on March 13 AP reports a 16 hour round of second round games in the national A A U basketball tourney. Tulsa Oilers defend title as favorites push into third round while White Eagles of Kansas City and Olympic Club of San Francisco advance. Results from first round include Wyoming 58 over Belen 11 and Panhandle A M 87 overtime win over Sul Ross. Cowboys face Wilcox Oilers late tonight with final rounds looming.
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Tulsa
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Olympic Club
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White Eagles
Kansas City
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S. D
College
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University of Wyoming
Belen
N. M
Chicago Fast Freights
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Towering
Ogden
Utah
Boosters
Peahandle A. & M
Goodwell
Denver Pigs
First National Building
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Denver Athletic Club
Panhandle A
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Colonial Baking
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Ark
Sugar Creek
Rath’s Black Hawks
Waterloo
Gridley Chieftains
Wichita
Phillips, University
Enid
Denver A. G
Denver
Colo
Omaha U
Omaha
Neb
Household Finance
Chicago
Diamond X
Giants Stronger Than 1933 Team In Spring Camp
Miami Beach Florida March 13 AP The New York Giants World Champions enter spring training with confidence born of rare pitching and aggressive percentage baseball Terry Hughey Critz Joe Moore Mel Ott Brandy Ryan Hank Leiber Lefty O Don Hank Leiber then Mancuso ready to return while Mancuso recovers from typhoid illness Verger fully recovered from appendicitis and Clark expected to rebound with southpaw advantage Travis Jackson regaining shortstop job as team prepares for National League season
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Fla
New York
GianDts
Hetdits
Hubbell
Schumacher
Parmelee
Gus Manuso
Giants
Johnny Verger
Terry
William Watson Clark
Travis Jackson
Brandy Ryan
Hughey Critz
Joe Moore
George Grantham
George
Kiddo) Davis
Mel Ott
Frank
Lefty) O’don
Hank Leiber
Leiber
Phil Weintraub
Homer Peel
Phil Richards
Mancuso
Leisure Drives Early Sales Of Sports Clothing
Sportswear makers report a spike in advance orders as the New Deal boosts leisure time and informal styles gain traction. Radio announcers we observed favored comfortable, practical outfits like brown belted crossfolds with patch pockets and grey flannel looks, projecting ease over formality.
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stonDy
Woman pocket billiard champion here tonight
Ruth McGinnis, World's woman Professional pocket billiards champion, appears at Jewett's tonight at 7 30 as part of the National Better Billiards program. She is joined by seven top players touring the country in the showcase sponsored by the National Billiard Association of America.
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Ruth McGinnis
Jewett’s
Miss McGinnis
The
National Billiard Association, of America
Tilden and Vines Continue to Win in Paris Series
Indianapolis reports on March 13 AP that the United States touring pro tennis team of Bill Tilden and Ellsworth Vines won another match in the international series against French players by three matches to two. Hen by Cochet defeated Vines in the final singles 7 5 5 7 6 2 6 0 while Vines beat Martin Plaa 6 8 5 7 6 0 6 3.
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Indianapolis
United States
Bill Tilden
Ellsworth
Vines
Henby Cochet
Philco Radios Outperform and Promise Satisfaction
Advertisement notes Philco radios become more popular each year because they outperform rivals and incur fewer troubles. Claims radio satisfaction is assured with a Philco, promotes Falcon Electric Service.
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Philco
Falcon
Personal letter request on TuXedos and accessories
G F states that white tie is never correct with a dinner packet and invites readers to request a personal letter. He asks for a stamped self addressed envelope to write about TuXedos and accessories.
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Douglas Stevens
Society Brand Clothes, Inc
G. F
Two Rookies Hype Meets Major League Grind in Spring
Two highly touted rookies from the Pacific Coast League, Joe Bowman and Dick Ward, enter spring training with major league clubs. Ward joins the Cubs after success with Los Angeles, leading the Coast League in wins and losses in 1933, while Bowman was bought by the Giants from Portland after a 25-win season. Despite early promise, few rookies live up to their preseason hype as cuts loom by mid June.
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Joe Bowman
Dick Ward
Ward
Los Angeles
Cubs
Travel Permit 15 Given to Insull in Athens
The United States Consulate issued a travel document for Samuel Insull Sr., Chicago fugitive, to facilitate visas with Greece and US approval. The document was sent to the foreign office, but no destination or departure plans were confirmed. A warrant was charged.
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Athens
United States
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Foreign Office
Greece
Washington
Boy Scouts Awarded at Court of Honor Meeting
Fifty scouts and five leaders received awards at the regular Boy Scout Court of Honor held in the district courtroom last night. Ten Year Veteran badges went to Dr. H C Henderson and Sst James Duthie, with four receiving Life Scout ranks. Troop 4 led attendance, followed by Troop 54 and Troop 1. PP V Thorson warned that nonappearance at Board of Review will bar future awards. The district committee met prior to the court, finalizing Camp-O-Ra in April.
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Cone Boy Scouts
National Council
H. C. Henderson
James Duthie
Geo. Zimmerman
L. B. Plummer
A. A. Stubbs
H. O. DeShurley
Court of Honor
Major Plummer
PP. V. Thorson
Boy Scout
Board of Review
Joseph Fowler
Robert Lund
Geo. Moberly
Morris Carper
Edward French
Tommie Hall
Edward Gessert
Walter Rosenberg
Robbie McNally
Lee Rutledge
Harold Dryson
Wade Corn
Leonard Connally
District Committee
Bill to Pay the Expenses of This Congress
The next to last regular appropriation bill to fund salaries travel allowances clerk hire and other expenses for Congress was presented by the appropriations committee. It would raise representation at funerals from two to four and boost copying funds for speeches from 8000 to 20000 per election year. Members would still be paid 90 percent of basic salaries as before with widened stationery allowances from 90 to 125 per session and praise for Chairman Warren for turning the House restaurant into profit.
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Washington
Congress
House
Appropriations Committee
Warren
D-Nc
Revision of Stock Market Control Bill
Washington faces revision of margin trading rules in the federal stock market control bill. Senate and House leaders discuss easing measures, considering excluding existing margins or delaying effect date. Ferdinand Pecora backs a 60 percent cash requirement with broker carry allowed to 40 percent margin.
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Washington
Pecora
Institute State U Meet Delayed a Week
The University of New Mexico and New Mexico Military Institute boxing meet, moved to next Saturday due to an unfinished ring. Ben Moya, 125 pounds, will join after missing Roswell to play in the civic orchestra, with Julius Turkel and Charlies Williames likely in action, and Mirabel also expected to compete after illness.
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Albuquerque
N. M
University of New Mexico-New Mexico Military Institute
Roy Johnson
Johnson
Ben Moya
Roswell
Civic Symphony Orchestra
Julius Turkel
Charlies Williames
Mirabel
Barracks Briefs Show Case of Sunlit Gym Hours
Sun bathed barracks as tan recruits hurl themselves into baseball and tennis drills. Citizens include Hanks, Wat erhouse, Boise, Wiecks, Stanmire, Heyne, Elison, and Nick the alligator as Troop pictures and Hall of Fame portraits are prepared for the Bronco. A St Patrick's dance is announced for March 17 as corps jokes and pranks fill the day.
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Hanks
South Seas
Nimbrey
Stoop
Cookie Waterhouse
Bill Boise
Letie
Dave
Stanmire
Wiecks
Wetson
Dorman
Santa Fe
Clark
Heyne
Billy Elison
Nick
McKay
Nicky
Everglades
Touhy Gang Leader Connors Found Dead In Chicago
Chicago report says Charles Ice Wagon Connors, longtime Touhy gang target in the John Factor kidnapping case, was found shot to death in a southwest Chicago area. He had two chest wounds, a battered head, and one arm wound, and lay unidentified for hours as officers compared features with the hunted gangster.
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Chicago
Charles
Connors
John Factor
Carnera and Baer Close In On Fight Pact
New York March 13 AP Col Kilpatrick Madison Square Garden president held talks to resolve issues delaying the heavyweight bout between Primo Carnera and Max Baer. Baer seeks Dempsey promotion share and more than the challenger’s 12 percent cut. Kilpatrick says progress is possible after further conferences.
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New York
John Kilpatrick
Madison Square Garden
Betw
Primo Carnera
Max Baer
Col. Kilpatrick
Baer
Jack Dempsey
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