Grid Fatalities Show Steady Decrease Across Sectors
Safety figures from a December release by Associated Press show 26 deaths this fall tied to grid football, down from 50 in 181, 1232 and 36 last year, with breakdowns by college, high school and clubs. The report notes most fatalities occurred in games or unsupervised pick ups, and despite a notable incident at Sing Sing prison. Names, ages, and locations follow.
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New York
Tre Hich Mara
Dietidan
West Point End
Yiph Sehiaits
America
Associated Press
Floyd R. Fast
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
Gga
Club Gomi
Pisy
Marten Jewis E. Lawes
Sing Sing
John Daviduke
Connecticut
Harlford
Ootober
John Speess
Arlington
Mass
Echo
Lot Hist
Lawrence
Arnold Rot
Astabula
Gino
Ckull’ Fracture
Backe Frank
Coplay
IL Scnierneindum Marne
Ogemnald Staunton
Infernal Hehe
Ali
Hat le
Darlington
Robert
Wir
Meibart le Selarancz
Thkeneee Jone
Hartford
Conn
Skall Treeture
East Hemp
Unbelievable Finger Strength Show by Canadian Strongman
Yesterday’s feature highlights Gregory Paradise, a Nashua resident noted for extreme feats of strength. He reportedly lowers himself from a dead hang using only one hand while the other hand remains free.
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Gregory Paradise
Sho
Nashua
New Hampshire
Yellowjackets Romp Riversiders 21–4 in Irvingfield Thriller
Vallejo set the pace with two touchdowns and two extra points as the Yellowjackets defeated Riverside 21 to 4 at Irvingfield. Monreal added a 45 yard rushing score while Arellana kicked the extra point.
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Yellowjackets
Riversiders
HI Yellowjackets
Riverside
Irvingfield
Vellejo
Vallejo
Monreal
Arellana
Serda
Cano
Martines
Quiroz
Refenge
Enday
Tor Prada Euirda
Martinez
Cherate al
Ara
Rodrigues
Trevinn
Ceniees
A. Pena
PB. Penn
Satna
de Bures
Garza
Suitharta
Fe Larral
Banehes
Arai
Franks Push Seng Quintet In Tight League Clash
A. B. Franks reversed form to upset Gene Seng 27-24 in a Monday night A M G A league game. Muginn led Seng with 18 points while Barajas topped Franks with 13. In another close bout the Comrades edged the Canosa Oilers 23-21 at halftime 12 all with Anderson scoring 13 for the Comrades.
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A. B. Franks
Geings
Senge
A. B. Frank
Muginn
Gene Seng
Baraji
A. B
Gates
Gossett
Barajas
Dixon
Perez
Cave
I Ctoncé
Magann
L. Means
Hobe W. Means
Culrese
Flinn
Reynolds
Comrades
Canosa Oilers
Anderson
Doolittle
Thirth
Johnon
Davis
Paschal
Lifferty
Conor Oilers
Wallace
Bevin
Tulch
Ratiwin
Preffening
Southwest on Spot in Two Grid Games
By Ray Morrison the Southwest Conference will face two key matchups this weekend. Rice, newly crowned conference champion, may meet Temple in the Sugar Bowl, while Tulane opposed Glenn Warner’s unbeaten Westerners in New Orleans. Also on tap are Texas Christian vs Santa Clara and the Aggies versus Michigan State in San Antonio. Ray Morrison notes return of Bob Wilson for the Pony Express in St Louis game, with Bur and Bugua sidelined by injuries. the Aggies train hard for a likely clash with Michigan State while TCU prepares for Santa Clara with the Broncs bringing potent aerial attack and stronger backfield.
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Raynrock
Dallas
Texas
Rice
Temple
Owls
New Orleans
Mustangs
Washington Bears
St. Louis
Bob Wilson
Shelley Bur
Nay Bugua
T.c.u. Jash
Fordham
Wilson
Fusita Pood
Shuford
Texas Aggies
Michigan State Spartans
San Antonio
Aggies
Santa Clara College of California
the Broncs
Texas Christian
Frogs
Fort Worth
Bob the
Darrell Lever
Tou
Cardinal Purchase Rumor Floats Again
St Louis ownership talks revive for the World Series champion Cardinals as Sam Breadon returns from Bradenton after meetings with Dizzy Dean. Earlier discussions involving L H Werle and Breadon stalled over stock terms and a proposed salary deal for the pitcher.
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ST_ LOUIS
Breadon
Deague Club
Bradenton
Fla
Plu
Sany Breadan
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Jerome
Dizzy” Dean
Catt Furler
Knox Honors 24 Football Lettermen After Winless Season
Knox College awarded football letters to 24 gridders after a 0-7-0 record in 1934, extending a streak of losses to 27. The team struggled but the ceremony acknowledged individual efforts amid a tough schedule. In boxing news, Tony Canzoneri accepted a Madison Square Garden bout on December 28, aiming to reclaim a lightweight title against Barney Ross or Fuller-Eddie Goo Goo.
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Knox Letters
Galfsboag
Deg
Conett
Moya Burnick
Knox
Knox College
Canzonert
New York
Barney Ross
Tony Canezoneri
Fuller
Eddie Goo
Madison Square Gue
Cool and
Fuller SI Wallie
Walker suffers first knockout in world championship bout
In Philadelphia at Convention Hall, Paul Pirrone of Cleveland defeats Walter Walker, the Shreivebury Manor veteran, after a 12 round fight. Walker edges rounds eight, ten, and eleven but slips to a knockout in the eleventh as Pirrone lands a series of blows. Walker's weight listed around 162 pounds, Pirrone about 159. Spectators witness Walker down for nine counts before the final tally.
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Der
Cham
Weilers
Heavies
Wickey Walker
Shreivebury Manor
N. J
Vran
Paul Plerone
Cleveland
Towne
Walker Wan
Walser
Pitrone
Pirrone
Wweighert
Walker
Giants Share in Playoff Pool Split Among Team
New York Giants distribute the players pool from the National Football League playoff game with the Chicago Bears. Twenty three players and Coach Steve Owen receive full shares. Green, Campbell, and McBride get half shares. trainers and other staff receive the remainder.
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Giants
New York
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Cozen
Steve Owen
Giean
Carmpbell
Jack McBride
Boxing Results From Across Cities
A scattered list of fight results features numerous boxers from New Haven Cleveland and Chicago with bouts ending by knockout or outpoint through many venues. Names include Mikey Svalker Kenny Boss Paul Blinpheril Sailor Baril Frankie Mirabel Loch Vine Gar Gugelta and Jos Doherty among others with scores and locations such as Cleveland Chicago New York and Newark.
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Frese
Pee Abs
Mane Angeloons
Ktew
Cleveland
al Pat
Neb
Sailor’ Baril
Atlanta
Tomny Fignatrick
Blue
New Fork
Frankie “Mirabel
Chicago
St. Paul
Wart, On
Gugelta
Washington
Branive
Blain
Ensto
Sutmmind Mic Oy Tatton
H Titi
Ah Autore ‘Johnson
Gyange
Holyoke
Ames
Joris
Rew Aepsteated
Sot Bang
Lony York
Joe
Mi Vernon
New York
Petey Hayes
Jos Doherty
Mow
Yorke
Perry urged to turn pro in pro tennis era debate
World No.1 Perry faces offers to turn professional after Davis Cup defense this year. Promoter Billy Brien and internationalists like Jean Borotra and Nigel Sharpe weigh in with advice. Perry reportedly eyed a $73,000 season pro pact while in Australia, with partners like Albut urging caution and Sharpe urging acceptance.
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Lonlon
Drc
Tf Peed Perry
Jean Borotra
Bunny” Austin
Nigel Sharpe
Britain
Hell
Billy Brien
Perry
Albut
Davis
Sharps
Gall Bogotta
France
Sears
Australia
Jewelers face must win after star injury loss
Lester Schimscher, former Sefferton ace, is out for the season with a serious injury. The Jewel ers confront the Taxes Chirapractla college Rays Tuesday in a bid for third in the Comynenciil league. M. G. App Triangles lead the doubleheader at Brackenridge High, facing Kaufman's squad as the race tightens among top teams with Cholly Flinn, Charlesynolds, and Bigham Luna powering the offense.
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Lester Schimscher
Sefferton
At &P. mm
Brackenridge High Pym
M. G. App
Fist Kaufman
Aly
Internatlars
Alk
Loap
Triangles
Young hunter shoots deer buck near New Braunfels
San Angelo Texas report says 8 year old Ripert Ricker Jr. telephoned his mother after his father R. P. Racker, formerly an oil operator, reported the incident as they hunted near New Braunfels. The tale follows earlier children aged 11 to 12 who had each bagged a deer.
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San Angelo
Tex
Angelo
Ie Telleven
Alter Gnarles Duckwort
Mortimer Mert
Ricker Jr
Ricker
R. P. Racker
San Antonio
New Brownfelg
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