Stribling Fights Carnera Again in Paris Tonight
William Lawrence Stribling returns to face Primo Carnera in Paris seeking to avenge a prior foul defeat. The rematch follows a disputed London bout and centers on Carnera's considerable size advantage, with betting leaning toward the Italian giant.
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Final games played this afternoon in southern stadiums
Southern stadia opened gates for footballs last fling of the year. Major attractions included Georgia Tech vs Georgia and Oregon vs Florida drawing near 50 000 fans. Other matchups featured North Carolina vs Duke in Durham and South Carolina vs Tennessee in Knoxville with several key teams finishing seasons.
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Boxing Roundup Sparks Wide South and Midwest Wins
Detroit’s Bruce Flowers halted Pinkey Kaufman in Rochester while Pee Wee Wilson outpointed Happy Atherton in Indianapolis. Jack Duffy fell to Pee Wee Jarrett in Mishawaka and Eskimo Grazio drew with Rep Jennings in Des Moines. Tony Legouri stopped Henry Falegano in Des Moines and Louis Gonzales beat Eddie Frisco in Tampa. Boots Antley stopped Dick Baker in Columbus and Sam Crosby knocked out Rudy Miller in Waycross.
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Pittsburgh Chosen to Play Rose Bowl Game New Year Day
Pittsburgh selected to face Southern California in the Rose Bowl Pasadena on New Year’s Day. The East seeks its second outright post season win with Harvard and others holding prior results. The Rose Bowl history shows 13 post season matchups with the South leading two wins and a tie.
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Alcohol production rises in fiscal year end June 30
Washington D C December 7 The Prohibition Commissioner Doran announces a rise in legal alcohol production to 200 832 051 proof gallons for the year ending June 30 up 31 682 051 from the prior year. Taxpaid withdrawals from warehouses reach 8 892 247 gallons, up 217 266 versus last year.
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1929 All American Team First Team
The list names top college players by position with schools including Notre Dame Ohio State Purdue Minnesota Army Alabama California California Yale Cornell Dartmouth and others. Notable figures include Frank Carideo Toby Uansa Bronko Nagurski and Tony Holm among the backs ends and linemen selected for the first team.
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Pittsburg
Wesley Fesler
Ohio State
Elmer Sleight
Purdue
Bronko Nagurski
Minnesota
Bert Schwartz
California
John Cannon
Notre Dame
Ben Ticknor
Harvard
Frank
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Uansa
Pittsburgh
Christian Keener Cagle
Army
Bernard
Tony) Holm
Alabama
Fumdach
Francis Tappaan
Nees Neesssnee
Ted Twomey
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Montgomery
Roy Reigels
Waldo W. Greene
Yale
Samuel Wakeman
Cornell
Vernon Smith
Goleta Assesses
Dartmouth
Ralph Welch
Eugene McEver
Tennessee
Thomas Parkinson
Frank Baker
Northwestern
Jap Douds
Wash
Jeff
John Law
Tony Siano
Fordham
Ray Farris
North Carolina
Fred Sington
Wear Schoonover
Ark
Albie Booth
Willis
Banker
Tulane
Benjamin
Lom
Il Pomeroy
Utah
Shires Barred From Fight By Illinois Boxing Board
Chicago December 1 The Great Shires Charles Arthur Shires White Sox first baseman has his boxing permit halted by Maj Gen John V Clinnin chairman of the Illinois State Athletic Commission The commission will not sanction a bout with Dan Daly of Cleveland until a member of the commission sees Daly in fighting trim The board also faults Shires for unsafe sparring and questions his readiness as a fighter if unprotected parts are exposed during practice.
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Controversy Over Field Call Splits Valdosta Team
A writer condemns the decision to forfeit after a referee’s ruling, noting precedents and calling for accountability. The piece cites Bill Eager’s reaction and Pa Stribling’s Christmas beer note as side context. The column includes betting odds on W L vs the Italian foe and mentions wartime export denaturation shifts and alcohol shipment data.
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Valdosta
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Holm named to AP All American team in 1929 picks
The Associated Press announces the fifth annual All-American consensus with 33 players chosen. Five players from the Middle West lead the first team, while Pittsburgh Notre Dame share top honors. The consensus reflects a Mid-Western strength amid a year labeled a Mid-Western Year.
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Minnesota
Organization of Business Council Is Great Task
Washington December 7 Julius Barnes leads effort to form a national council to safeguard American business welfare. The council will be a large committee with a smaller working group to coordinate activities and monitor trends. Secretary Lamont announced a new Commerce Department division to coordinate federal construction with state work.
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Diegel and Farrell Meet in Pro Golf Final
Leo Diegel will face Johnny Farrell in the final of the PGA tournament at Hillcrest. Farrell seeks his first PGA title while Diegel, famed for sub par play, hopes to extend his string of strong rounds including a 64 course record and a 67 against Sarazen.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
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Pop Warner Plans West Point Reception and East Coast Tour
The piece notes Pop Warner arranging a warm welcome for West Point in Palo Alto during Christmas week while praising the "Warner system" and contrasting it with the "Rockne method for 1929." It highlights Warner’s East trip to see former pupils Andy Kerr at Colgate and Jock Sutherland at Pittsburgh, directing two strong teams. Colgate, after a season setback, won seven straight and piled up 217 points, led by Hart and Dowler, while Pittsburgh tallied 85 in a row against several opponents. It also mentions Utah center Marvin Jonas, who has never lost a game in three years of high school and college play, drawing interest from observers.
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University of Georgia
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Albany Wins Game From Valdosta By Forfeit
Albany Indians claim 1929 Southwest Georgia football conference title after Valdosta withdraws with score tied 6 to 6. Referee George Russell ruled no whistle, leading to 1 to 0 Albany decision amid fan controversy.
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Florida Meets Oregon In Miami Stadium Clash Today
Florida and Oregon face off in Miami this afternoon in a neutral site game to open the winter sports season. Each program comes off seven wins and two losses, with about 20 000 tickets sold and expectations close to 26 000 fans at Madison Square Garden arena.
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Atlantic Coast Line Passenger Train Schedules
Daily timetable listing arrivals and departures for the Southland and connections. Notes include through sleepers to Jesup, Montgomery, Birmingham, St. Louis, Jacksonville, Savannah, Atlanta, Cleveland, Chicago. Contacts: M. Fr. Wells and L. P. Green, ticket and passenger agents.
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Tifton Moultrie Thomasville Bainbridge Run Schedule
Eastern Time departures from Thomasville to Moultrie Tifton and intermediate points at 8 15 a.m. 11 00 a.m. 3 00 p.m. The Cairo Bainbridge and intermediate points service runs at 9 25 a.m. and 6 15 a.m.
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Havens Center Sets Record Across Rockies Area
Critics hail Havens Western Maryland as the strongest ever produced in the region. W. Wilson Kingate of the Baltimore Sun notes a three year record unmatched nationwide and says he intercepted at least one forward pass in every game during that span.
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Georgia Tech Visited by Bulldogs in 25th Rivalry Game
Athens Ga Dec 7 Georgia Techs Golden Tornado faced the Bulldogs of the University of Georgia in the 25th renewal of the rivalry before about 30000 spectators. Tech backs Stumpy Thomason and Warner Mizell and Georgia fullback Benny Rothstein conclude their college careers in this clash.
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Von Porat Meets Scott in Important Fight
New York report notes the Otto Von Portal versus Phil Scott bout as a top event for the charity boxing show at Madison Square Garden Monday night. Ticket sales surge after word that Jack Dempsey will referee. the proceeds benefit the Christmas fund chaired by Mrs. William Randolph Hearst.
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