Drought in Canada Threatens U S Duck Hunting
CHICAGO January 27 UF More than a million deck hunters in the United States face a lean fall as drought grips the duck breeding grounds in western Canada. Ducks Unlimited warns rainfall shortfalls may drop water levels 80 percent in some areas, likely reducing duck migrations next spring. The group with 20,000 members supports breeding ground restoration in Atherts, Saskatchewan and Manitoba where a large share of the continent's ducks nest each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Canada
Tun Maln
Ducks
Ducky Unlimited
Fas
Canadian
Atherts
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Deans Pay 10! Depend Upon His Wins
Chicago sources report Dean, the famous optimist, met with Cubs officials about a new contract based on his confidence to win games this season. If he delivers, pay would be sizable, around ten thousand dollars, otherwise near prior offers. Wrigley promised a contract by mail, contingent on performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jan
Dean
Vermit
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Diz
Dallas
Wrigley
Delivar
National and league hockey notes from Boston and beyond
Boston reports two trades in the NHL involving defenseman Jack Portland to the Chicago Blackhawks for Desmond Pat. Fick Smith, with Eddie Shore moving to the New York Americans in exchange for Ed Ge Wiseman. Dallas plans to acquire Longview, while a Maine protest over park closure draws a youth hockey incident as skaters threaten disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jack Portland
Chicago Blackhawks
Desmond Pat
Fick
Portland
Eddie Shore
New York
Edge Wiseman
Crosby Pro Am Open draws wide cast and 69 by Low Scorer
The Crosby Pro Am Open at Del Monte opens with Spencer Low scoring 69 in the first round. More than 100 pros and amateurs, including Byron Nelson and Johnny Weissmuller, compete in the curtain-raiser as the field narrows to 20 for Saturday’s 18-hole final. The pro field plays scratch for $500, while the pro-amateur is a best ball with $300 to the winner and the amateur net. Other noted players include Don Dutra, Ike Clayton Heatner, and Ty Cobb teaming with Benny Hogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del, Mar
Calif
Bing Crosby
Witt
Washington, D. C
Byron Nelson
Bud Ward
Spokane
Yyris Raymond Cobb
Johnny Weismaker
Dick Arlen
Hollywood
Luauorans
Ike
Spencer
Liopd Mangruma
Chicago
Rey Mansraim
Pittsburgh
Bill Nary
Harrison
Sam Sarah
John Thoren
Woodland
Mass
Paul Gardner
Los Angeles
Jim Turness
Providence
AOL
J.C. Earle
Ty Cobb
Benny Hogan
White Plains
N. C
Holywood
Maurir Tuxford
Johnny Revalte
Nelson
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Sim Francisco
Johnny Tarzan Weissmuller
Ralph Guidahl
Dick Gibson
Four Phillies Get Their Wages Hiked in West
Philadelphia report notes four Phillies players Morrie Arnovich Picchera Kirby Higbe Hugh Mullenshy Merrill May all received raises for the coming West season. Resident Gerry Nugent comments the group deserved raises after hard work despite finishing last season cellar-occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillies
Philadelphia
Philadelpha Phillies
Comig
Morrie Arnovich
Picchera Kirby Higbe
Hugh Muleshy
Merrill May
Gerry Nugent
Pau Scagga
Big Seven Basketball Thriller Shapes Conference Lead
Colorado's Buffaloes fell 42 33 to Utah State as Utah advanced atop the Big Seven standings. Utah State, already undefeated, beat Wyoming 46 33 at Logan while Brigham Young won 62 46 at Denver. Denver and Wyoming each stand 4 losses in five starts. San Antonio chapter of Southwest Basketball Officials met at the Gunter Hotel to discuss rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buuluish
Cop. JR
Colorado
Butteloes
Utah
Utah State
Colorao
Wyomine
Cowborn
Logan
Brigham Young
Denver University
Provo
Denver
Hoyt
Teague
D. U
Wyoming
SAGE
San Antonio
Southwest Basket Ball Officials Association
Gunter Hotel
Kitts Scans Wu Setup at Washington U for Head Coach Role
In St Louis on January 27 former Rice Institute coach Johnnormy Silts, here for a negotiating interview with Washington University officials lacking a head coach, met with committee members Jimmy Conzelmann and Paul Hewitt. He toured the setup and discussed athletic needs as Washington U evaluates candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Jhnormy Silts
Rice Institute
Houston
Bl. Louis
Washington University
Frank J. H. Everhardt
Jimmy Conzelmann
Washington U
Paul Hewitt
Hewitt
Ellis
Wrshington U
Uclals
Inerview
John B
Jock” Sutherland
Pittsburgh ‘University
E. K. Harrison
Sutherland
Tonzelman
Armstrong Garcia Fight Set for February 22 in Hollywood
Charley MacDonald, matchmaker for the Hollywood Legion, announced a wire from Eddie Mead approving a nudeweight bout here February 22 between Henry Armstrong, Mead's former triple champion, and Cateringo Garcia. Garcia is the middleweight holder in New York and California. Armstrong holds the world cellar crown. Mead said Armstrong would arrive next Monday. Garcia is already in Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Charley MacDonald
Hollywood Legion
Eddie Mead
Mead
Henry Armstrong
Catering Garcia
Garcia
Wile-hokder
New York
California
Armstrong
Spartan Basketball Tales From LIU and LSU News
New York January 27 Coach Ben Van Alstyne of Michigan State argues against a none defense in basketball while LIU coach Cisi Bre hints at policy. In Baton Rouge LSU and Michigan State clash as spring training begins with Ashford Simes among leaders. Smithville hosts a high school tournament with eight Spartans advancing to Smithville tourney finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cisi Bre
Long Island University
Ben van Alstyne
Michigan
Atate
Clair
Bae
Alstyne
Long Island Blaobbirds
Baton Rouge
al Lovleiana State University
Michigan Staters
Ashford Simes
Sket
Theodora the Garden
Almes
Michigan State
Theton
Smitaville
Chester Aubuahon
Smithvilly
Ahates
Smithville High School
Teese
Clyde Gott
Ner-The-Basker
Maulion
Alumni Plan Neely Dinner at Rice Institute
Houston January 27. Jess Neely newly appointed Rice Institute head football coach will be welcomed at a Texas Alumni dinner February 7 at the Rice hotel. A joint committee expects 1000 sport fans. Del Morgan and Joe Davie will share the program. Delegations from Dallas Fort Worth San Antonio Galveston and other Texas cities will attend. Reservations on a first come first served basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Jess Neely
Rice Institute
Texga
Mice Hotel
Association of Rice
R” Association
Barvin Moore
John Coffee
Lettermen
Couch Neely
del Morgan
Joe Davie
Neely
Morgan
Sherman
Texas
Austin College
Auburn
Davis
Duallas
Fort Wartr
San Antonio
Galveston
Bremmont
Moore
Vanderbilt University
Dan McGuzin
McGugin Proguem
Ray Morrison
R. C. Patterson
Vander=eil
Schreiner Beats Randolph Field 64 48 in Texas Collegiate Basketball
Schreiner Institute Mountaineers defeat Randolph Field Ramblers 64 to 48 as they plan a February 3 break. Bill Underwood scores 19 and Roscoe Morris 18, with Saxon Judd fouling out early for Randolph Field. Flanagan leads the Ramblers with 15. Schreiner’s Millsap adds 10 and Mantca 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrville
Wellesatisfied
Randolph Field Ramblers
Schreiner Institute Mountaineers
Wasketball
Wheney
San Antone
Ciish Wilh
Pentage
Bill Underwood
Roscoe Morris
Mountaineers
Saxon Judd
Flanagan
Raiblers
Schreiner
Judd
Nederwood
Morrie
Millsap
Mantcla
J- Inga Ue Sauley
Smith
King
Reandolply
Ay Acy Yeneyiant
Guest
Watson
Coach of Anico Girls Basketball Team Undergoes Emergency Operation
Miss Francis Williams, coach of the Anico girls basketball team of Galveston Texas and twice national champion, underwent emergency intestinal operation last night at St Luke's Hospital. She will remain about two weeks. The team coach said Miss Ruth Dean captain would lead the squad to Fort Dodge Iowa for tonight's game after traveling in two cars. The Anicos had defeated Redemptorist 39 to ??? last night in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Francis Williams
Anico Girls’ Basketballeam
Galveston
Texas
St Luke's Hospital
Williams
Waco
Anicos
Redemptorist
Ruth Dean
Sid
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Alamo League Tech Beats Peaguet Fowls 22 to 20 in Gym
Alamo League Tech, led by Jack Lacey with 14 points, defeated the Peaguet Fowls 22 to 20 in a Friday afternoon game at Central Catholic gym. The Jefferson-Powles-Lanter Vor is Rete game was postponed. In Kansas City, the Galveston Texas Anicos girls’ national AAU champions meet local stars in an exhibition tonight after 20 straight wins. Tyler Junior College topped Morris College 38 to 28 as it pursues a third straight conference title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Billygosts
Peaguet Fowls
Jack Lacey
Fing Tech
TYLER
Morris
Jacksonville
Tyler Junior College
San Morris College
Funds clash over row in softball control
A dispute between the jetty recreation department and the San Antonio Softball Association stalls after a meeting with the L. A. & A. executive board. Bill Witt proposes city takeover of funds and field maintenance, possibly merging with SAS under new softball ordinance. The executive board meets next Tuesday to discuss, with potential rental fees and light control implications for San Pedro diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jetty Recreation Department
San Antonio Softon| Xsmination
Bill Witt
Recreation Department
M. Co. A
Witt
SAS
Wit
Wheetty Council
Rerveation Department
Softball Association
The
National Bank
Witt Jal Lhe
Tre Elty
BA. S.A
San Pedro
B.A. S
Hiehterfield
Mitchell Street
Jolley Hits Mere 309, Released By Oakland Oaks
Outfielder Smead Jolley, who batted 309 last year, was released by the Oakland Oaks of the Pacific Coast League. The club’s office said Jolley would need at least 250 to be of real value. Jolley hopes to land a job with Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Smead Jolley
The
Oak
Oaks
Jolley
Pacific Coast League
Oak Jronch
Portland
Joe Engel Warns His Opponents In Chattanooga
Joe Engel president of the Lookouts warns rivals in Chattanooga to improve baseball competition or risk moving to a higher league. He claims the Lookouts have strong talent and are the class of their league after barely missing the 1989 flag by a game and a half. The association directors will decide at their mid winter meeting whether to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Yan
Joe Engel
Southern Association
Cemper Hition
Chattannoxa Lookouts
Chix
Cirenit
Lily
Yankees
Armorican
Engel
Lutheran Bulldogs Host Corpus Quint Quint
TLC TACKLES CORPUS QUINT. SEGUIN Inn 27 The Texas Lutherans college Bulldogs risk perfect record on their home court for a game with Corpus Christi Junior College. Alphons Pinter star forward will miss the game due to illness. Lutheran reserves meet Carmine All Stars in preliminary.
Span Am Loop Basketball Standings and Scores
The Span Am Loop basketball action at Woodlawn gym featured crowded crowds and mixed results. East Side Rockets defeated La Trinidad 31 to 33 in a highlight, while Fer Vita Tatlinns edged by another team 3 to 41. The event showcased notable players and coaches with Intervened sponsorship delaying final rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet & P
Benenert
Fer
Vita Wesles
Leagia
Fer Vita Tatlinns
Woodlawn
Vielen
Sponsers
Yoelnlacht
alUnk
East Side Rockets
la Trinidad Etinreh
Hus Rrens
Quer St. Therese
Warriorr
Phrat
Naeketa
Pa Trinidad
Witereal
Redricuts
Sanewee
Villarent
Acosta
Adelgars
U S Skating Races Draw Record Field
A record field of more than 200 skaters from eight states will compete in a two day national amateur speed championships at the Pet tibang lagoon rink. Twenty five events span eight age classes with sixteen associations sending reps led by Minneapolis with 42 entries and Chicago with 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurobse
Wisdau
Olympic
Parror Miess
Plotatresque Pettibang Lagoon
Minneapolis
Chileago
Hutchins On Football and Higher Education Philosophy
Houston reports on University of Chicago president Robert Maynard Hutchins lecturing about his belief that a college can succeed without football. He argues education should rest with students, attendance and exams by readiness, while touring alumni and discussing the McDonald Observatory shared with Texas. Hutchins defends Chicago’s system and predicts minimal football emphasis in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Robert Maynard Hutctus
Tiana
Robert Maynard Hutchins
Ison Buck
Yeats
The
Universy of Chicago
America
Hutchins
Chicago
le Proxpert
University of Chgs
Raga
Chicago University
University of Texas
McDonald Observatory
Ats
Texas
Aigler Defends Honesty of Big Ten
Professor Ralph W. Aigler of the University of Michigan vigorously defends the Big Ten’s honesty amid Chicago’s exit from football. He argues there has been no accredited University of Chicago challenge to Big Ten athletic policy and cites Michigan as an example of success without improper subsidies. He notes conference rules apply only to sports where all members compete and that a football championship is not feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Muh
Ralph W. Aigler
University of Michigan
Chicago
Trofessor Algler
Michigan
Bir Ten
Wolverine Athletic Board
Akron
Somig
University of Chicago
Algler
Miccess
Chieago
Algiér
Big Ten
Maroons
Perry Sets Second Pan American Swimmark in Panama
Helen Perry of Cleveland again broke the South American 100 meter record at the Pan American swimming championships in Mar Del Plata, clocking 1 19.0 to win by 5.6 seconds over Sieglinda Lenk of Brazil. Lenk holds the record of 1 23.0. Perry’s time, and other results, are not recorded as she is not South American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Perry
Mark Buengs Atreb
Cleveland
Sieglinda Lenk
Brag
Mar del Platz
Miss Perry
Miss Lenk
Jack Waltridge
Panama Cana
Vicory
Waldemar ‘Tomski
Tormski
Deat Della Rodriguez
Argentina
Tom Haynie
Detroit
Helene Rains
New York
United States
Maria Lenck
Brazil
Inge Vanderforst
Chile
Miss Lenuk
Fort Sam Houston Women’s Golf Club Elects Leaders
Mrs W T Royals was elected president and Mrs D FP Kellogg named treasurer of the Fort Sam Houston Women’s Golf Club. Committee chairs include Mrs J C Wilson for the tournament and others for hands fit foncheon and mager events. Monthly team matches and the city association’s weekly handicap tournament were canceled due to cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Golf Association
Trojans surge in Coast Conference play
Coast Conference action sees Southern California stride ahead in the southern division with a 5 4g win over Indiana and a 63 to 44 victory for Washington over Stanford. Oregon and Utah push for position while Cal and UCLA struggle as beings fray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regen
Washington
Eugene
Wanhnatom
Plese
Oregon
Crevim State
Lewing
Ste Fofents
Idahn
Mogeow
California
University of California At
Ton Alea
Terence Ramiar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arsocistes
Scindals
Satuay
Mounirest
Toronto
Pittsburch
Sprinefield
Syracuse
Hershey
New Haven
Oaaha
Ansay City
Tulse
Lulu
al Wiahlie
Tengen Ae Va Rangers
New’ ‘Ark
Montreal
Tnternational
Springfield
Indienanoois
Syracline
Pittaturgh
SL Paul
SA Loula
Tan
APJ
Paul Gatbord
Dartmouth
Stitt Hockey
Olympics
Icarus
Hoe
Wenind
Ing Riight
Longview Longview
George Behepps
Longview Club
Behepps
Ray B. Leg
Longview
Sald & Lease
Bary
Lewiston
Maine
Crosby
King Hen
Lynd
Lun
Carlista
Sampson County
Parker Tech
Wilmington
Alc
OR. Fulkerson
Southbend Ind
Kitts
Armstrong-Garcia
Spartan
Liu Boss
Limes
T.C.U. Star
University
Gals
TLC
Corpus Quint
Span-Am Loop Basket
KRALL
Van
Garrttan Feens
Warzlore Medina
Merotta Mendes
Vara P. Enelna
C. Deltin Ramirez
Sanches Arevilan AG
Contreras Cansmor
Acasta
Schurhandt
Warriors Aendex
Aguilar
Velleye
Thied Gane
Vite An
Aveilanio Sh Preteensee
Gaver
Guiene
Termes
P. Ho
Genix
Morotta
Beinett
Duarex
Harnariles 5
U.S
Hutchinson
Aigler
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!