Duke Blue Devils Name Origin Traced to 1921 Editorial
The Duke University team name Duke Blue Devils originated from an editorial by Rev R Dwight Ware in 1921 when the school was Trinity College. He proposed the name after students suggested many options and it was later adopted despite initial professor misgivings.
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Browns Franchise Put Up For Sale At Four Hundred Thousand
A price tag of 400 000 is placed on the St. Louis Browns franchise and players with groups ready to buy. Trustees of Philip De Catesby Ball estate set the terms and expect a sale before the 1934 season while retaining Sportsman's Park as rental income to the estate. Will Harridge advised sale terms, and Louis B. Von Welse has become Browns president amid trades to strengthen the club.
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Classified Ads From The KTEATCS Page
Brief classified notices appear in the KTEATCS section listing offers for services items and employment. Readers describe recurring solicitations and small ads seeking trades goods and opportunities.
College Fives Play Tonight in Cumberland
The Maryland Terrapins bring veteran Norwood Sotheron to Cumberland for a game against West Virginia University at the State Armory. The alumni arranging the meeting expect Maryland to arrive shortly before game time, with Sotheron recovering from an appendectomy and unsure of his playing status.
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Red Boss Candidate Shuffles for Reds Manager Job
Reports from Cincinnati indicate Sunny Jim Bottomley is the leading candidate for Reds manager. He is popular with players as a shrewd baseball mind though his hitting slipped recently. Notre Dame football had a rough season but its basketball team is showing strong form despite the gridiron woes. The Irish hoop squad faces a tough schedule and has started well after a string of wins.
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Carpentiers Comeback Plans In La Guerche France
Georges Carpentier announces a boxing comeback to restore finances. He trains in La Guerche under former manager Francois Des camps. Once defeated by Jack Dempsey at Boyle's Thirty Acres, he retired to film and stage after a 27 year career.
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Jimmy Foxx Heads South For 65-Home Run Season
Atlantic City reports Jimmy Foxx leaving his city home with Mrs Foxx and two aides to begin travel to the South for spring training. The Athletics star texted confidence that 65 homers will be his tally next season.
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Fireman Receives Gold Merit Award for Rescue
Annapolis January 4 A gold merit award was given to Wilbur Du Mn by the West Annapolis Fire Department for bravery in rescuing Mrs. Helen Paska from Weems Creek last summer.
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Al Smith to Get Chance With Giants
Al Smith, a left handed pitcher and former Giants coach, is slated to join the 1934 staff as a regular pitcher with the Giants. Jim Tierney predicts Smith will carve a wider path through league batters next season as the club expands its staff. The Giants depart for the south around March 1 with likely salary stability and possible increases for stars like Carl Hubbell. The Yankees expect Babe Ruth contract discussions to occur in New York rather than Florida with Ruppert preferring a shorter negotiation period. Lou Gehrig has a secured two year deal signed last February.
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Meeting Called by Hagerstown Bre Sox Tonight
The Hagerstown Bre Sox convene at 8 o clock in the Fair Board office for an urgent gathering. Members are urged to attend as important business will be discussed.
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Higher ranking for net star
Chicago officials protest George Lott’s tenth place in early year rankings. Ralph Westcott, CTA president, demands a satisfactory explanation from USLTA ranking committee chair William Fischer and considers appealing to the ITA executive committee.
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Shore Cleared in Bailey Collision. Suspension Ends Soon
Eddie Shore of the Boston Bruins is absolved of deliberate intent in the December 12 collision with Irvin Bailey of the Toronto Maple Leafs. His indefinite suspension will end January 28 as Bailey's skull fracture heals. Bailey remains hospitalized, and Shore is restored to good standing after a league inquiry found the incident accidental.
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High Opens Cumberland Basketball Season Tonight
Cumberland hosts Penn Ave High of Cumberland to begin the local season with an 8 o'clock tip in the main game and a 7 o'clock sophomore contest. Admission is 25 cents. Coach Semler plans his starting five as Morin Hilton Moser Avery Keller with possible changes after final practice.
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Nebraska Track Will Be Remade
Lincoln Nebraska January 4 Nebraska may soon be the only university in the United States with a metric system track Henry F Schulte a leading track coach heads the Nebraska cinder plans to remake the track to metric measurements at the university.
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Bluebirds to face Security Team on Sharpsburg field
The Sharpsburg Bluebirds meet the Security team Sunday at Sharpsburg field. Last game the Birds trailed 3 to 2 in a mid game fight but are buoyed by returning regulars this half in a bid to win their second straight over the Cement's Makers.
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