Bowling rally sparks Flames win in tough league clash
In a high scoring night for the Flames, Misty Wissy led the effort with a 300-plus pace as they outpaced St Joseph on Friday. Teammates Vicky Wissly and Misty Weissly contributed key marks, while opponents Riley and Turner matched pace but Dennis Nichols' late surge fell short at Turney.
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Delsey Ass Adgnan
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Guaverro Soviet
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Riley
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St. Desvah
Battalino KO defeats Al Singer in second round bout
Christopher Battalino, the featherweight champion, floored Al Singer five times and won by technical knockout at 1 minute 31 seconds of the second round in Madison Square Garden. Singer weighed 143 pounds to Battalino's 135 1/2 pounds. The fight boosted Battalino toward a possible lightweight title bout with Canzoneri. proceeds aided the New York American Christmas fund.
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Eperte
New York
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Christopher
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Battalino
al Singer
Chan Blom
Madison Squire Garden
Hattaling
Singer
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Haley
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Singern
Mars Matatro
Sammy Mondell
Aves
Canzoneri
Batalina
Hartford
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New York American Christmas Fund
Jones Piazza Fight Finals Set in Midwalker's Midweight Clash
In midwalkers Wisconsin arena Akro’s Chia Teer and Didone Viazza vie for the world middleweight title, with Viazza needing to overcome Jones and Piazza. Tirpa of Tounsville lost by submission in the semi finals after a 10 round struggle.
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Midwalker
Wis
Bee
Gorilla Tones
Akron
Chia
Teer
Didone Viazza
Italy
Siampianshp
Mickel Walker
Tones
Henry Tirpa
Tounsville
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T He Negro
Viazza
Janes
Fidzed
Kron Ros
Cuba
Birps
Jonght
Tamu
Billy Michell
Andora
Telephone company golfers to drive at municipal practice
Employees of the Southwestern Bell Telephone company will be guests of Manigee Ty Cobb Sunday at 4 o clock for a golf drive at the municipal Practice living gall... No entry fee. Competition divides into eight shots with prizes. Twenty four entries listed. Jimmy Vincent will judge the contest.
Family of Wooster publishers enter newspaper life
In Wooster Ohio the Die family engages in local newspaper publishing as B C Dix aged 58 leads the Wooster Record with Albert Din and son A V Dix involved. The story teases a potential 28 year span of work and hints at the upcoming career of Will Dix. Ripley, a newspaper figure, invites readers to send questions about the Believe It or Not cartoons.
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Wooster
Ohio
B.C. Dix
Swride
the Wooster
Albert Din
Tix
Haven Ohio Record
A.V. Dix Jk
Sears
Ripley
Southern Schools Form New Dixie Conference
The fledgling Disia conference announced official permanence at its first annual session. Nine members include Southwestern, Mercer, Sicilians, Mississippi College, Centre, and others with Howard College resigning from the parent body. Withdrawal likely at the 8.7 A A meeting in Bowling Green. Chattanooga University favored withdrawal. The Dixie group faces the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association and the Southern Conference in its early status.
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Bubiingham
Alo. Dee
Disia
Gilbert W. Mead
Teminghow-Southern
Disi
Souther Association of Colleges and Secondary Institutions
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Southern Confer
Nee
Southwestern
Mercer
Mississipi College
Centre
Yellowjackets Meet Knights of Columbus at St Anthony's
The Yellowjackets host the Knights of Columbus in their second game of the season at St Anthony's gym. Reported by Lather Wilward Burns, the team showed improvement after three practice games last week as undefeated Ingk rin opened with a win over St. Mary's parish team.
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Knights OF Columbus
St. Anthony's College
Yellowjack
St Anthony's
Lather Wilward Burns
Engene
Ingkrin
St. Mary's Parish
St. Anthony's Gym
Wichita Club May Be Moved to Tulsa
Wichita base ball club officials Art Griggs and Dale Gear met Tulsa businessmen to discuss transferring the Wichita franchise to Tulsa in 1932. A Tulane state fair project site was being considered. Tulsa had won the Western league pennant in 1927, 1928 and 1929, and has had an organized baseball for two seasons.
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Tulsa
Lee
Dale Gear
Art Griggs
Wichita
Ineal
Tulan State Fair
Promia
Calmes Leads Pugs in Chicago Boxing Tourney
The first batch of 10 light heavyweights at the National Boxing Association tourney at Chicago Stadium showed Calmes and Carter Colmes as leading survivors after a knockout heavy opening round. Calmes stopped Mario Campi in three rounds while other bouts featured Prominent fighters like Owen and Cori advancing, with the crowd numbering about 4100 as the event featured the next installment scheduled for December 18.
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Chigagg
Moxie Rosenbloom
Dilly Tons
Philadelphia
Carter Colmes
Oklahoma City
Calmes
Band
National Bosing Association
Hoxenbloom
Chicago Stadium
Dees
Mario Campi
Italy
Camp
Tims
Phil
Danes
Sin Unshte
Owen Helps
Whornix
Ariz
Taney Heauting
Phelis
Run Saver
Davie Maier
Milwaukee Gonthnaw
Elintinnie Ros Williata
Checake Negro
Clytie Chastrin
Dallas
Terns Ontacoral
Invader
Iumberto Cori
Harry E
Ingwersen Resigns as Iowa Grid Coach After Eight Seasons
Loren Ingwersen, head coach of the Hawkeyes for eight seasons, handed a formal resignation to the University athletic council on Friday. He said it was best for the institution and himself. no successor has been named.
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Ingwersen
Iowa
Iowa City
Loren
Lee
University of Town Athletic Council
Wriday
Gurton A. Ingwersen
Hawkeyes
Ingwersen Sail Fe
Matches Slice Golf Field To Eight In National Championship
San Francisco reports the national match play at Lake Merced with 30 hole finals. Diegel of Agua Caliente Mexico defeated Harmon of Salt Lake City 7 and 6 to reach quarterfinals. Asami of Nakohawa Japan beat K. Asami in round two. Turke of Greenwich Conn edged Miyamoto of Osaka. Open rounds produced upsets as Espinosa of San Francisco beat Dutra and Walch, Cox of Brooklyn advanced, Golden of Norton and Geggin of San Francisco won, with semi finals set for this afternoon.
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Anil
Lake Merceil
Sen Diegel
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Chamsium
Eneily
Tun
Trough
Sid Harmon
Salt Lake City
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Xakohawa
Japan
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Greenwiel
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Chanison
Colorado Springe
Westcom
Drexel
Ronnie Espinosa
Burke
Wilfy Cox
Brooklyn
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Olin Dutra
Santa Monica
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Chienys
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al Zimmreeloan
Zimmeramn
Tohony Golden
Norton
Cann
Willie Geggin
San Janciscn
Golden
Dewey Tongworth
Oaklams
Gogein
Ie Hunter
Monte Belin
Eagles Show Form In Win Over Edison High
Led by Arthur Biefoth, the Eagles overwhelmed Thomas Edison High 84 to 11 in the first game of the season. Biefoth scored 20 points to lead, with Slim Barker the next high man as coach Claude Kelvim split two complete teams. The squad mauled 60 and will see action again next week.
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Arthur Biefoth
Mrackenridge Tigh Eagles
Thomas Edison Tigh
Treackenridge
Itliefoth
Slim Baker
Nest High
Claude Kelvim
Fullon
Maulering
Coast Leaguers to Meet Mexico City for International Series
Los Angeles secretary Charles Webber announced the Coast League club has completed negotiations with the Mexican government for an international baseball series in Mexico City this October. The club will travel with a squad drawn from Coast League affiliates for the event.
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Mexico City
Thugo
Calif
Charles Webber
Los Angeles
Rudolph and Taberski tied in world billiards championship
Erwin Rudolph defending champion and Taberski hit a deadlock in second place as the world championship pocket billiard tournament continues. Each has won games and lost one. Ralph Greenleaf leads the field after early results.
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Pmpadellia
Erwin Rudolph
Rank Taberski
Victorios Anl
Fach
Ralph Greenleaf
Twain Juniors Win Class B Title In City Football
Twain juniors seize a 7 0 victory over Nathaniel Towthorne at Garret field to claim the city junior high football title. Allen Chambers scored 4 touchdowns on a 70 yard interception return and Parker added the extra point as Twain rallied after blocked punts. Hawthorne’s Sullivan and Surtees starred for Hawthorne with multiple key plays.
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Allen Chambers
Mark Vwath
Nathaniel Towthorne
Garrety Field
Parker
Twin
Aawthorne
Tooven
Chambers
Charles
Doc
Sowell
Twain
Mawthorne
Wawthorne
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Surtees
Pars Ant
Clumbers
Acrinla
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Kramer
Anwthorne Prins
Lelwern Irving
Lan
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Bronnen
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Leidocs
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Hawthorne
Higler
Bour Anivn
Knbanner Chambers
Fae Antonia Real
Rise seen in independent producers and film turmoil
Los Angeles dispatch outlines a wave of new independent companies entering film production as major ateliers face upheaval. It notes Standard Pictures with Yukon, casting Johnny MackSown Lew Cody and Wheeler Ornding. Warthe Mabian’s Ablan pened youth. Paramount scooping Dugan Years. and Mary Duncan Lewis Wade marriage troubles amid theatre circles.
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Parsons Univereat
Mallonwictire Baltar
Univeraal Berrice
Une
Los Angeles
Bordar
Makiig Pietures
Tinia Pox
Forineel
Aern
Atic
Tor Hig
Wywin Crrowe
Lbnse
Standard Pictures Corporatio Standard
Yukon
Coin Scoiey
Muska
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Johny Macksown
Lew Cody
Wheeler Onkning
Fagin
K. Jolson
Wiig Wox
Samuel Hopkins Adamns
Coltren Alcore
Wna
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Warthe
Oor Para Mount
Atars
Garde Tombord
Phillips Holme
Luady Phillips
New York
Glade
Brek
Dine Art
Football Scores From A Varied Weekend Card
The page lists football scores including San Lenito 12 over Uvalde 9 and Snider 14 over Comanche D, with Bastrop 19 to El Campo 4 and Rockwall 14 over yang. It also contains a sprawling, garbled run of celebrity, social, and personal notes about Virginia Hammond Joan Crawford Mercedes Acosta Gene Markey and others in New York Gotham, with references to parties and birthdays, ending with a casual signoff for tomorrow.
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Virginia Hammond
New York
Mes. John
Torey More
Samil
Brbel Mine
Gotham
Deileaten
Joan Crawford
Crela Imbo
Sienter
Shirk
Ram Shnnter
Mercedes Ac
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Huckleberry Finn
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Casa Loma Orchestra
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Hale Hamilton
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