Babe Ruth Paying Demands Dominate Baseball Talks
A column by Davis J. Walsh discusses how much Babe Ruth might demand to play for the New York Yankees and other clubs. It outlines past offers, possible salaries around 35 000 dollars with 10 percent of receipts, and the shifting interest of clubs including the White Sox Dodgers Reds and Yankees.
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New York
Gs Snether
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Ruth
E. Pluribus Sweeney
Reman
Raith
Wes
Wid
Alu
Red Sox
White Sox
Tate
Chicago
Aluke
Sox
Dodgers
Reds
Joe McCarthy
Lars Funning
Joseph
Horse owner Charles Place dies in Galveston at 57
Charles Place, 57, a prominent race horse owner from Huntington, died yesterday in a Galveston hospital. He was in Galveston for the January meet at Galveston Downs. His death rushes the local racing community as tributes pour in.
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Charles Place
Huntington
Galveston Downs
Kelly Cagers Rally Past Sutty-eighth in Big Win
Kelly Field game sees the Forty-first surge late to a 97 33 victory after trailing Sutty-eighth Squadres at halftime. Porty-first used five men with Wilson scoring 10 as Forty-first clinches a chance to lead the standings. In the second game Thirty-ninth overwhelmed Forty-third to stay third. Pearson scores 18, Garza 12, Jane 21, and other notable contributions counted.
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Pearson
Garza
Jane
Terwardas
Vea
Gott
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Heaiwuli
Jackel
Ginete
Autin
Retth Fitel
Anantwald Biri Reniti
Doster
Detfoes Daar
Het Pike Rinbot
Doe
Eine Any
Hinece
Celwell
President Maker and Isparhecher Civil War Legend
A historical sketch profiles Matthew Lyon, founder of Fair Wave Vermont, described as a rough Irishman who influenced Jefferson’s election. plus Isparhecher, a Creek warrior who served in both Union and Confederate forces during the Civil War. The piece invites readers to correspond with Mr. Ripley for more on the “Believe it or Not” cartoons.
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Fair Wave
Vermont
County Wicklow
Ireland
America
U. S
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Arkansas
Jefferson
United States
Aaron Barr
Seberson
Barr
House of Representatives
Colonel Lyon
Isparhecher
Indian Home Guards
Kamas Infantry
Fort Gibson
Oklahoma Historical Society
Ripley
Vines Showing Up In Drill Ahead Of Tilden Match
New York January report notes Ellsworth Vines impressing in practice for his professional debut against Bill Tilden at Madison Square Garden tomorrow. Vines, working with Bruce Barnes, displayed speed and power despite trailing 9 4, 4 6, 3 2 when match halted. Tilden later defeated Sidney Wood, while promoters cite advance sales around 32000 and a projected 16000 crowd, with potential gross near 40000 if sold out.
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Ellsworth Vines
Bill Tilden
Madison Square Garden
Bruce Barnes
Barnes
Tilden
Binnde
Sidney B. Wood
Notch
Boirdents
Karel Kozeluh
Lennis Trand
Anderson Delaying Assistants Choice For Notre Dame Coach
SOUTH BEND Ind Jan Dad Heartly Hunk Anderson announced he will delay naming assistants until February 4 while he negotiates a three year contract to coach football at North Carolina Blue College. He plans to try to keep Frank Reese as backfield coach from last season. The former Notre Dame coach will move to Raleigh North Carolina next week to establish headquarters and his family will join him in August.
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South Bend
Ind
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Dad
Hunk
North Caroilia
Blule
Poe Succeeds to Fight Post in Texas Wrestling
Austin January report notes Charlie H. Poe of Houston, deputy state labor commissioner, was appointed by Governor Ferguson to replace Jack Flynn as commissioner. Poe assumes duties supervising boxing and wrestling in Texas under the labor department.
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Charlie H. Poe
Houston
Finder the Jave
Jack Flynn
Ferguson
Flynn
Poe
Texas
Labor Department
Dietzel Does Well But Team Defeated in OT Thriller
Chicago Fast Freighters edged past Hutchinson Renos 48 to 45 in overtime to open home play in the Missouri Valley A.A.C. Basketball Inagar. Bob Gruening led Chicago with 19 points on seven field goals and five fouls, and Ad Diri Vel, Renos center, had 18 points with seven field goals. Women curists in Chicago start the second annual national amateur pocket billiards tournament featuring Mia Baker McAvoy Trane Humel and Georgis Veatch as they compete over two days with entrants facing each other twice.
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Chicago
Chicago Fast Freighters
Missouri Valley A.A. C
Inagar
Renos
Hutchinson
Kan
Bob Gruening
Big Chicago
Sanas
Gruening
Ad Dirivel
Giant
San Antonio
Texas
Flay Cricago
Mia
Gertrude Baker McAvoy
New York
Trane Humel, Alna
Georgis Veatch
Eagles Start With Central In Season Opener
The Brackenridge Eagles open their basketball season Tuesday night at Central High School gym facing the Central Buttons. Coach Kel Jam's squad is coming off a win over Beeville, with a hard scrimmage against the Twenty third Infantry team last Monday. Key players include Vidal, Chandler, Sheneman, McCaskill, Voss, Rosenbush, Moore, Wilco y and McGary. Central displays limited veterans with Captain Mulzler and Frank Catalani leading the lineup. other probable starters include McCrearty Lavelle Jackson and Biastolti.
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Central High School
Central
Kel
Jam
Trigo
Beeville
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Vidal
Chandler
Sheneman
McCaskill
Torwarts
Voss
Rosenbuseh
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Wilcoy
McGary
Warriors
Mulzler
Guara
Frank Catalani
McCrearty
V_ Catalani
Lavelle
Jackson
Biastollt
Three Teams Left Unbeaten in Big Ten Race
CHICAGO Jan 9 In si Three teams Iowa Purdue and Tidinon remained undefeated in the Western conference basketball chase as 10 teams played last night. Iowa defeated Wisconsin 28 to 22 in Iowa City. Purdue beat the University of Tunnel 26 to 22 at Lafayette. Ohio State defeated Indiana 98 to 22 at Bloomington. Michigan beat Chicago 34 to 18 in Ann Arbor. Northwestern opened conference play with a 10-26 win over Minnesota at Evanston.
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Insi
Iowa
Purdue
Tidinon
Gay
Bachi
Wiccansin
Iowa City
University of Tunnel
Lafayette
En‘Nana
Ohio
Randolph Loop Dominates Pitey Second in League Showdown
The sixty seventh squadron clinched a league win on Monday at Babe Dolph Field, defeating the Pitey Second Squadron 8 to 29. Wollers returned to pace the winners with 11 points, while the Fifty-Third Squadron topped Headquarters 34 to 16 in the other game.
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Wollers
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Tel‘ Fifty-third Squadron
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Ttn
Bnd
Christie
Schenmd
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Morrow
Clark
Pee Ram
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Rithern
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Kreuger
Kally
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Marie
Wcorara
Lena Levinsky Pulls Fight With Schmeling Over Money
Chicago report details Lena Levinsky clashing with Max Schmeling over purse shares for a February 16 Chicago Stadium bout. A heated dispute over percentages derailed the Levinsky Schmeling fight while Schmeling sails from Germany for immediate training.
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Jan Pere
Rena Levy
King Levinsky
Max Fehmeling
Chicago Stadium
Joe Jacobs
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Jacobs
Lene
Blogfish
Jock Bharkey
Behmeling
Max Baer
Baer
Schmeling
Dac Sharkey
Kingfish
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Lena
McCorkindsle
McCorkindale
Germany
Levinaky-Schmeling
Joe Foley
Texas Longhorns Beat SMU in Southwestern Conference Clash
Texas, led by Jock Gray, toppled Southern Methodist 27 to 22 to retain the Southwestern Conference lead. Frehels topped Texas scoring with 10 points while Loveen of SMU had nine. A crowd around 2000 watched as Texas built a 17 to 7 advantage in the first half before SMU's late rally fell short.
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University of A Texas
U. Ponies
Texas
Longhorns
Jock Gray
Frehels
Loveen
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Pta
Bhompnon
Uarberry
Tipton
Carter
Halyen
Texas University - Southern Metharise
Zachay
Hampson
Elerae
Kentucky
Impire
Bu Mme Weatevant
City Major Basker Hall League Meets Amid Club Talks
A City Major Basker Hall league meeting will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the James bicycle store to discuss the agenda and club affairs amid a clutter of college basketball scores and partisan standings.
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James Bicycle Store
Giants Sign Terrific Five Year Pact After World Series Win
1834 salary contracts travel by mail to 35 Giants players as manager Bill Terry signs a five year deal after guiding New York Giants to the World Series title over the Senators. Secretary Jim Tierney notes many top contributors are honored and outlines expected minor divisions in pay. Sunday baseball becomes legal in Pennsylvania aiding a first ever uniform schedule with 12 Sunday home games for the 16 clubs, opening April 17 and running to September 20, while the All Star game is set for July 10 in New York.
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Jon
Wew York Giants
Jim
Tierney
Giants
Bill Terry
The
Glanta
Washington Senators
Pennsylvaia
Tech
Washington
Boston Red Sox
WHS
Sacred Heart Five Keeps Slate Clean
Sacred Heart Heami of the Parochist Basketball Jengue opened Tuesday with an undefeated record after a tough 13 to 12 win over San Fernando. In the other game St. Peter's edged Our Lady of Guadalupe 17 to 15 as Sheridan scored 13 and Rodrigues 04 for the winners.
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Sacred Heart Heami
Jengue -Til
San Fernando
St. Peter's
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Sheridan
Rodrigues
Fem
Sugdmast Yee Marinth
Boceberster
Warzechs
Ducen
Manes
Coach Job Looms For Or Same Rice
Washington reports veteran Bem Rice, released by the Senators after salary disputes, may take a coaching role with Boston or Cleveland. Rice, 18 years with the Senators, was made a free agent by Clark Griffith. He joined as a pitcher in 1915 and later moved to outfield. During his career he hit over .200 and was a noted base stealer.
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Washington
D.C
Bem Rice
Washington Senators
May Land
Boston
Cleve Ian
Clark Griffith
Senators
Griffith
Rivers
State P G A Meet Set in Dallas for 1988
The annual Texas Professional Golfers Association business meeting occurs Sunday January 2 at Lake Wood Country Club in Dallas. President Harvey Femick of Austin will preside with Willie Maguire of Houston, newly elected National PGA vice president, in attendance to discuss 1988 professional business and tournament plans.
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Jan
Texas Professional Golfers’ Association
Lake Wood Country Club
Harvey Femick
Austin
Willie Maguire
Houston
National
Miami Honors Go To Young Stonehouse
Ralph Blanehouse, a 28 year old Indianapolis golf pro, defeats Willie Dow, a 48 year old North Dakota veteran, in a 14 hole play-off to win the tenth Miami open championship at the Miami municipal course. Stonehouse wins with one under par in the 18 hole playoff, while Dow shoots 75, five over par, after a rough start on the opening hole.
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Fit
Jan
Ralph Blanehouse
Indianapolis
Willie Dow
North Dakota
Miami Municipal
Stonehouse
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Crown
Stonchose
Jon
Wille Dow
Seeded Net Stars Rival In Miami MIAME
Seeded players in the Miami Biltaore championship faced each other today in the first round of the tournament. Dr Gene McCouliff of New York seeded five and Ricardo Morales of Cuba opened play, with Marcel Rainville of Canada to face Hudson Hamm of Fort Lauderdale later. Yesterday featured US No 1 Frank X Shields versus Larry Larsen, plus several other seeded players winning matches while Morales Hamm Butter and Grafton M Lott represented other cities.
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Miame
Pls
Miami Biltaore
Gene McCouliff
New York
Ricardo Morales
Cuba
Jplay
Marcel Rainville
Canada
Hudson Hamm
Fort. Lauderdale
Fla
Frank X. Shields
United States
Love Ness
Larry Larsen
Peoria
Morales
Hamm
Carroll
Turner
Clit Butter
New Orleans
Bryan M. Graft Je
Atlanta
George M. Lott de
Chicago
Dr. McCaulif
Arthur Hendrix
Lakeland
National Golf Career Likely for Texas Girl
Fort Worth youth Anteta Gorczyn, a Texas and Southern champion, is tipped for a national golf career. After strong showings in Texas, Southern, Fort Worth invites and city championships, she reached the national in 1933 but fell in an extra-hole match. With gained experience and rivals noted, Gorczyn aims to dominate major tournaments this year. Betty Jameson and other Texas players such as Mrs. Chandler and Mrs. Fisk are also poised to compete and push for titles in 1934.
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Bill Activitie
Anteta Gorczyem
Fort Worth
Texas
Misa Gorczyca
Gorstyca
Dan Chandler
Dalvin
Parker
Brees
Ahr
Chandter
Dallas
Chandler
Gorexyca
Betty Jameson
Betty
Tom
Ming Hila Drbantke
Austin
Mra
Old Man River Rolls Over Los Angeles Open
MacDonald Smith, 43, of Beverly Hills, wins his fourth Los Angeles Open with an even par 280 after a late surge, while rivals Dutra Runyan and Seaver falter. Notable contenders include Mehl, Van Yim, Nunler, and Kirkwood, with tense final rounds and a delay due to darkness.
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Dutra
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Charles Seaver
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Brush
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Belwee
Joe Kirkwood
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Fla
Mortje Dutra
Detroit
Jann Perel
Lake Tahoe
Oak
Eddie Loos
Chinaga
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N. J
Ralph Guidah
Abe Espinosa
Chicago
Jframy Thomson
Comenda Springs
Colo
Robby Cruickshank
Richmond
Georré Setedler
Ogden
Thahs Art Krueger
Belalk Wis
Stanley Herts
Declares No Return Arrangements For Stanford Match
New York report quotes Calamita saying no agreements exist for a return engagement with Stanford this year or next. He stresses schedule decisions are up to athletic authorities at both schools and notes only a personal idea of a Columbia vs Stafford match was mentioned.
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Roturn
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Stafford Sain
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Delptin Ntervignera
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