Local wrestling card features Kruger triumph over Carr at Rialto
Charlle Carr of Shreveport and Fritz Kruger provided an entertaining bout at the Rialto Theatre with Kruger defeating Carr in 13 11 of the first fall as Carr fights back in the second fall with an inverted hook scissors. Kruger then wins the third via a Japanese crab hold. The tag semi final pit Dan Cady and Haddock with Cady earning the overall win after a disputed second fall.
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Charlle Carr
Shreveport
Frits Kruger
Rialto Theatre
Kruger
Dale Daddock
Chicago
Dan Cady
Houston
Texas
Carr
Cady
Haddock
Dale
Charlie Browning
Toledo
Knobbed Derby Romance Heats Up In California Scene
In a 1937 U P report a California racing man Big Jim Parsons opposes his daughter Daisy marrying jockey Harry Richards. To heal rift they gift a horse, High Vote, bought for 290 dollars at Saratoga. The knock-kneed horse rises to win three key races, including against a $10,000 colt, signaling a pacific coast sprint rise.
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UC FP
Francisco
Nov
Big Jim’ Parsons
California
Dury
Fae
Harry Richards
America
Daisy
Big Jam
Richards
Jim
Harry
Pompoon
Rosemont
Saratoga
High
Father Parsons
Knockkneed
Pacific Coast
Tanforan
Big Jim
Parsons
U. P
Ohio gridiron stars lead quiz on top players
The Downtown Coaches Association Toledo plans a statewide poll asking coaches and writers to vote for 10 players to crown Ohio's outstanding football player this season. Top totals win first through tenth places, with a celebration in Toledo for the winner and his coach.
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Ohio
Downtown Coaches Association” of
Toledo
Ohio State
University of Michigan
Saltsburg
Michigan
Tugboat Annie Beaten by Mrs Grady McConnell at Turnbull
ST LOUIS reports Mrs Grady McConnell 37 year old grandmother serves as engineer on the Mississippi river tug Turnbull, outperforming the famous Tugboat Annie in a demonstration. McConnell stands out as the sole riveter aboard.
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ST. Louis
Annie
Grady McConnell
Turnbull
McConnell
Cleveland Barons Fall 4-3 to New York Americans in Exhibition
In Cleveland the New York Americans edged the Barons 4-3 in a preview game before 7,000 at the new Arena. Barons open the league schedule Saturday against the Syracuse Stars. Key names include L Cunningham, Watesan, Colville, Heller and Boucher for New York, with Bretto, Cunningham, Bartholome, Cook, ONeill and Hergesheimer for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
New York Americans
Cleveland Barons
Barons
Syracuse Stars
N. YY
Rangers
Kerr Gyeenaves Roberts Pratt
L. D
Foster Coulter
R. D
Robertson Smith
C. L. Cunningham Wextall
L. Woosreere
Roche Kirk
Wig
Sas Hanson Spares
New York
Heller
Couper
N. Colville
M. Colville
Shibicky
Keeling
Watson
Boucher
Dillon
Patrick
Bretto
Berlett
W. Cunningham
Bartholome
A. Cook
Duguid
Brenneman
O'Neill
Hergesheimer
Team No 4 tops Team 3 while Team 2 sweeps Team 1 bowling night
In a Knights of Columbus bowling card General Industries Ladies League last evening, Team No 2 defeated Team No 1 with three straight games while Team No 4 beat Team No 3 two games to one. Harris of Team No 4 rolled a 490 in the series and 172 in a single game.
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General Industries
Knights of Columbus
Harris
Miami Air Maneuvers Set For December Show
Miami will host the Tenth Annual All-American Air Maneuvers December 2 to 4 with a California to Florida air cruise on opening day led by R V Waters. The event features 64 planes from Quantico, plus units from Army Navy Coast Guard and National Guard and a $40 000 budget from the Greater Miami Airport Association.
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Miami
Fla
California
Florida
R. V. Waters
W. P. Balderston
National Aeronautical Association
Betrand Rhine
Los Angeles Flying Club
Hollywood Movie Colony
Waters
Marine Air Base
Quantico
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
National Guard
Greater
Woman Tugboat Engineer Breaks Sex Roles on Inland Waterway
An inland waterway tugboat crew includes Mrs. Richard McConnell, an engineer paid the same as her husband, the tug pilot, who rejects traditional gender roles. She finds real work thrilling and values moving goods above social entertainments, though she quilts when docked. The text notes Japan’s terrain, with 90 percent mountains and only about 10 percent plains.
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Southern Coal, Coke & Mining Company
Richard McConnell
Mrs. McConnell
Turnbull
School finds pupils scorn holiday rest in Enfield report
In Enfield Middlesex England Dr D H Geffen and Dr Gertrude Forrester report pupils return tired after weekends blaming cinema dancing radio and motoring. They cite weekly cinema visits and after hours dance classes disturbing sleep. 25 percent of infants and 35 percent of juniors listen to radio in bed and fatigue causes late or missed Monday attendance.
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Enfield
Middlesex
England
D. H. Geffen
Gertrude Forrester
Future Farms May Be All Lit Up
ST. PAUL Minnesota Dr A A Granovsky of the University of Minnesota farm predicts a future where fields glow at night with red blue and green lights like a carnival. He has one lit farm near St Paul and is studying wave length attraction of insects using light traps to control pests especially the June beetle. A series of ten lights with incandesc ent neon or quartz mercury sources guides beetle attraction and cyanide fumes kill those that strike the baffles. The three year experiment tracks daily counts to determine which lights lure which insects as it progresses toward field wide pest management.
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ST. Paul
A. A. Granovsky
University of Minnesota
Granovsky
World To Float By At El Paso Festival Jan 1
El Paso Sun Carnival marks its third New Year’s Day pageant with about 100 world themed floats. Consuls from many nations sent sketches for designs depicting their countries for selection. The Sun Bowl game follows the parade, with weather historically dry on New Year’s Day.
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el Paso Festival
EL Paso
Europe
Asia
Africa
Central
South America
Islands
C. M. Hendricks
Sun Carnival Committee
Sun Carnival
Government Weather Bureau
Insect Light Study Reveals Males Favor Blue Traps
University researchers arrange plain white lights on campus to catalog hourly insect activity. Dr Granovsky notes findings include mates flying later than females and color preferences, with male June beetles drawn to blue light while females prefer red. He foresees light traps aiding crop protection and urban pest control.
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Granovsky
Chile Expands Purchases from United States Surpassing All Partners
Chile increases imports from the United States to lead their trade, outpacing purchases from all other nations. The shift highlights strong demand for American goods and potential implications for regional commerce. Analysts note the trend reflects broader market access and bilateral economic ties.
Less Time More Money Debate Analyzed by Newspaper
The piece critiques Roosevelt’s wage and hour proposals arguing that a weekly rise in wages and shorter hours would not reliably raise consumer buying power. It questions the feasibility of billions in new sales and warns that higher labor costs likely push prices up instead of reducing them.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Woman Learns Truth About Two Husbands
ST. GEORGE Utah Nov. 18 Mrs. Charles Bosshard knew the truth today about her two husbands that her first husband was slain and buried in an abandoned well near her home and that for two years she has been married to the man who killed him. Her brother George Schaefer aided Bosshard carry the body to the well and both were jailed on murder charges after a March 17, 1935 incident at the Bosshard ranch following a dance.
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ST. George
Utah
Charles Bosshard
Spencer Malan
Malan
Bosshard
George Schaefer
Schaeffer
Penny
Eva
Prince
Ex-Ohio State Track Star Kills Himself
Maurice E. Steinhilber 41 once captain of the 1920 Ohio State track team died in Cleveland from a self inflicted gunshot wound. A Dayton native and Stivers high school alumnus, he later worked in insurance at Chillicothe before moving to Cleveland in 1924.
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Cleveland, CO
Maurice E. Steinhilber
Steinhilber
Dayton
Stivers High School
Ohio State
Chillicothe
Cleveland
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