Thirty Million Dollars Spent to Watch Football This Season
New York Dec. 1 The Associated Press reports college football has generated over thirty million dollars nationwide this fall. California and Pennsylvania clash at Berkeley on New Year’s Day as Notre Dame faces Stanford, while contests cannot crown a national champion but spotlight cross country rivalries and star players like Grange and Stanford’s Cuddeback.
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Associated Press
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United States
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Pennsylvania
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Stanford
Middle West
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Minnesota
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Chicago
Bandits Kill Woman in Bed in Kansas City Home
In Kansas City two robbers entered the residence of Mrs. Lin nie Gloodgond, 42, and killed her in bed early today. Her husband was bound by the bandits, freed himself, and summoned police. The attack occurred as authorities investigate the assault for motives and suspect details.
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Kansas City
Linnie Gloodgond
FATA Bolo Dominates Remount Depot Mile Despite Dyer-Brandan Incident
FATA Bolo wins a mile feature at the Remount Depot track as Cork and Jimmy O Brien finish second and third after a post-race Dyer foul disqualification of Dyer. Crowds fill stands with lively byplay among jockeys and horses, including Glad Warburton in the five-eighths and Simpleton in the main events. Several other races are noted with winners such as Mae Dew, Leick brothers entry, and Rainy Streak, with plans for next week’s Harlingen meeting.
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Fonsall
Deer
Fullington
Detective Hatfield slain in Kansas City Oklahoma
Lawrence J. Hatfield, 26, assistant superintendent for the Kansas City Pinkerton agency, was found fatally wounded in his car on a rural road south of town. He had been shot four times through the rear curtain and died without naming his assailant. Police investigated the robbery angle as a possibility.
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Kansas City
Lawrence JT. Hatfield
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Here
Hatfield
mE Fest mE Fest Bill Byron and The Singing Ump
The piece profiles Bill Byron formerly of the big leagues known as the singing ump who improvised tunes while umpiring. It recounts his quips about batting and fielding and notes his fame as a quirky, music making official.
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Bill Byron
College Fes Will Battle With St Mark's Team Likely
The University of Texas Longhorns Southwestern Pirates St Edward's Saints Southwest Texas Teachers Bobcats and Houston Triangles are expected to face St Mark's Episcopal San Antonio Sunday school champions last year. Eudie Barrett a former Longhorn says Stewart's squad will play several games with freshmen possibly added if St Mark's loses.
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Southwestern University Pirates
St. Edward's College Saints
Southwest Texas Teachers’ College
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Houston Triangles
St. Mark's Episcopal
San Antonio
Eudie Barrett
St. Mark's
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Acetal
October 70 Million Dollar Gold Imports Reported
New York December statistics from the Federal Reserve Bank's second district show October gold imports at 70 million dollars, more than triple September's 6.6 million, with an excess of imports over exports at 16 million. No British gold shipped to the US in October for the first time since 1920, while Netherlands imports raise their ten month total to 48 million, Germany accounts for over two thirds of currency returned from circulation abroad, reflecting currency stabilization.
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Germany
Czar Issues Call to Imperial Family for Council
Dec 1 report from a Paris villa notes the Grand Duke, crowned ruler of Russia, inviting remaining imperial family members to a “crown council” to assess how France recognizing Soviet Russia would affect his status and about 500,000 Russian subjects in France. The move follows a challenge by the Dowager Empress and Grand Duke Kolas Nicholaevitch.
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Home of Preacher Robbed of Jewels
Burglars hit the home of Rev. A. HL nd at 820 East Quincy Street among several lanes Sunday night. Jewelry and a purse with 25 cents were taken from the Brand residence. Also reported stolen were a pair of field glasses, a shotgun, and three rings from J. G. McCullar at 801 Dawson Street. An electric coffee percolator disappeared after a screen was removed and a rear door left unsecured.
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Quincy Street
Brand
H. E. Ellsworth
Ucla) Avenue
Hig
Red Grange Rivalry Cited By Harvard Writer
A writer recalls Red Grange as unmatched in prowess, naming Marian Tharpe of Harvard and noting no other players approach the level of his cleats. The account emphasizes Grange as peerless among players observed.
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Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Gil
Joss
Dunker
Lovejoy
Howard
Beattie
Luman
Yalé
Bunnell
Trouey
Tharpe
Marian
Fifty Years Of Baseball Fifty Years Of Baseball
The 1995 season marks the 50th for the National League. John B. Foster outlines the league’s birth, early development, key figures like William A. Talbert and Albert G. Spalding, and the enduring struggle against gambling and corruption that shaped professional baseball. Describes its early clubs, cities, and lasting influence on U S sport.
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William A. Tralbert
Chicass
Albert G. Spalding
Chicago
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Boston
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Sith Hachall Amd
Oman
Minor league meeting opens amid wave of economy
Hartford Conn Dee T baseball magnates gather for the National Association of Professional Baseball Teagues annual meeting. Dan ONeil Eastern League president backs three economy planks including salary limits and reducing optional players. Proposals to give majors 10 percent of purchaser price and a no least value award likely to cloud the session.
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Dan O'Neil
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Te American Association
International Leagan
New York
Pherquis Castellan Backs Charity Fete
In a long, fragmentary report, Pherquis Castellan supports a major charity fete organized by Jules Ansaldi on the Champs Elysees to aid a garden project for workers. The event drew notable guests including Alis H. Hagers as Count Salm von Muogstrzeten claimed his wife Milli Togers sailed from New York three days earlier and offered sparse details.
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Jules Ansaldi
Champs Elysees
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Dellianes
Ann Gould
Alis. H. Hagers
Salm von Muogstrzeten
Daugster
Veteran Officer Purchases Cafe In San Antonio
Local veteran officer takes ownership of a cafe after service. The vote of the guardian of the people set action in motion on November 5. The site at the corner of Starry and Llanston streets will open under current reorganization. Traffic duties were assigned at North Flores and Houston streets as part of the update.
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San Antonio
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Vouston
Rike Peay Bunched at Midnight Madison Square Garden
The report notes a chaotic finish in the annual event at Madison Square Garden as competitors gather near the midnight mark. Dee 1 indicates a notable cluster at the 14 mile point with RiKe Peay and York among those mentioned in this fragment.
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Rike Peay
York. Dee
Madison Square
Gansden
Unclear text blocks from historical note on league meeting
Fragmentary OCR mentions a first National League meeting and references to teams or leagues. Details are unreadable. The readable parts do not form a coherent event, names, dates, or locations.
Praying Cadets Thank God After Victory at West Point
West Point cadets on the football team prayed after every game this season and after the recent win over the Naval Academy. Captain Ed Garbisch said they did not pray for victory but to honor their conduct and seek strength to act like men. After the victory, each Army player tore off his headgear in Thankfulness.
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West Point
N. X
Ed Garhiseh
United States Military Academy
Suntay
Naval Academy
Garbisch
Saturdy
Christianity Needed Dr Brand Stresses Conversion and Service
Dr A T Brand pastor of Madison Square Presbyterian Church urged Sunday that the great need in America is turning spirits from suspicion to faith, from self to service. He called for diligent effort to “mark American Christianity” and to begin with the nation’s youth in homes, churches, schools, and play areas to foster stewardship and respect.
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America
A. T. Brand
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Sneaker
Wan admits putting poison in wife's tea at Broken Bow
Dee Jink Brunner, 47, confessed in a matterie his wife by placing poison in her tea and implicated another woman. Argosta Tr, also aT in the affair from the county attorney's offices.
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Jink Brunner
West Coast college crowds set attendance records
By the Associated Press in San Francisco December 1, college football drew record crowds across the Far West. An estimated 90,000 packed California's Berkeley stadium for the Stanford California title game, with 120,000 at the Los Angeles Coliseum and 50,000 at Seattle's Washington stadium. Projections claim near a million Pacific Coast attendees for the season. Bruno Frattini captured the European middleweight title in Milan by decision over Roland Todd.
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Pennsylvania
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Bruno Frattini
Roland Todd
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