Neanderthal Ace Hudkins Outlasts DeVos in Ten Rounds
Ace Hudkins dominated Rene DeVos in a ten round middleweight clash at Madison Square Garden. Hudkins controlled the bout with relentless pressure and body work, earning a probable decision that was ruled a draw by referee Lou Magnolia. DeVos pressed at times but could not overcome the Ace’s brutal, neolithic style.
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Davis J. Walsh
Int
News Service
New York
Madison Square Garden
Ace
Hudkins
DeVos
Walker
Chicago
Rene
DzVos
Tved
Lou Magnolia
Pennock says arm fully recovered ready for season
New York December 29. Herb Pennock, the Yankees left hander and ace, says his arm has recovered from neuritis that ended last season. He reports he is in fine shape and will be ready for his regular turn when the baseball season opens, but will not take chances on a relapse.
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New York
Herb Pennock
Yankees
Pennock
Sekyra Edges Brown After Dull Ten Round Heavyweight Bout
Chicago reports Joe Sekyra of Ohio defeated Cuban Bobby Brown of Philadelphia at the Coliseum after ten slow rounds. Judges favored Sekyra as both fighters clashed with persistent clinching and ineffective punching. Spectators booed throughout the bout.
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Chicago
Joe Sekyra
Ohio
Bobby Brown
Philadelphia
Coast Fives West Coast Basketball Hopes for Close Race
Coast basketball opens January tenth with six of ten Pacific Coast Conference teams in a tight race for the title. USC leads a field including California, UCLA, Stanford, Washington, Oregon, and Oregon State, each vying for an all conference crown in a split two division format, with strong rosters led by Lloyd Thomas Mor tensen Lehners Corbin and Price.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Pacific Coast
Southern California
Lloyd Thomas
Trojan
Jesse Mortensen
J. Lehners
Price
Trojans
California
Golden Bears
Vern Corbin
Nibs Price
Corbin
Washington
Billy Rhinehart
Oregon
Monty Snider
Percy Bolstad
Oregon State
Idaho
Washington State
Montana
George Von Elm Leads Long Beach Open Field
George von Elm of Detroit, former National Amateur champion, shot 65 to lead a 294-player field at the Long Beach open in Long Beach California. Others near par included Eddie Loos Ed Dudley and Olin Dutra with 69s while Walter Hagen 71 and a host of notables finished in the low 70s.
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Long Beach
Cal
George von Elim
Detroit
Eddie Loos
Pasadena
Chicago
Ed Dudley
Hollywood
Olin Dutra
Santa Monica
Johnny Rogers
Denver
Walter Hagen
al Es
John Sansone KOed as Steely Quinty loses at Orange
John Sansone suffered a badly cut head in a collision as the Steelys lost 19 to 18 to the Orange Township Independents at Orange. Eiker led Steely with eight points, half-time 10-10. Fred Schammel named captain. next games include Gladbrook New Year’s Eve and Jan 9 at East High against John Deere, with Maytag at Newton on Jan 14. More than two thirds of the world’s Uy comes from Malaya.
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Steely Independents
Waterloo
Orange Township Independents
Orange
John Sansone
Steelys
Eiker
East High
Steely
Fred Schammel
Gladbrook
John Deere
Maytag
Newton
Woman Pleads 10 Serve Life Team of Former Lover
In La Crosse Wisconsin December 29 1928 a man John Beier 29 recounted his eight year battle with a life prison term for the murder of Nick Biesen claiming his lover Mrs Beisen influenced him and that she killed her husband. Gov Zimmerman sent him to face Mrs Beisen who then admitted the likely responsibility and asked for Beier’s pardon but she later sought to serve his term herself. Beier admitted to firing the fatal shot after wresting a pistol from Biesen, challenging the claim that he acted alone. The case now rests with the state parole board.
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Budkins
Rene DeVos
Hudkins
Social Register
DeVos
Hodkins
Ace
Mickey Walker
Beier
Zimmerman
la Grosse
Lawrence Brody
Biesen
Biesens
Brody
Betor
John I
Waupun
Beisen
State Parole Board
Rail man to retire at Burlington after 50 years service
Wi Mam W Baldwin, long time vice president of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad, will retire January 1 after nearly fifty years in the company. The announcement comes from Burlington Illinois dated December 29.
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Burlington, Il
W. Baldwin
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Saturday Radio Schedule Highlights and Stations List
A dense listing of radio programming across many stations with times, show titles, and conductor or program names. Features include Demonstration Hour with Frank Black on WJZ and KDEA, National Opera hour with Walter Damrosch, Light Operas Vagabond King, Tunes of Broadway, and various church services, symphonies, and talk programs, plus numerous city stations such as WABC WGN WEAF and others.
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KYW
Chicago
Edgewater Orchestra
Insomnia Club
WGN Chicago
Quin
Nighthawks
Almanak
WGN
Broadway
Amos-Andy
Orch
Mansfield Ds Lee
WLW
Cincinnati
Lucille & Mary
Cincio Singers
WCCO
Minneapolis
Music Box
WHO
Des Moines
Ft. D. M
Walter Damrosch
Philoco
American Tobacco Co
Park Central Hotel
Silvertown Orchestra
Fort Des Moines
Frank —Black
WJZ
KDEA
EYW
EWK
WMC
KWOO
WDAF
WOW
WTMJ
WRC
National Orchestraj
WEAF
WRO
WGY
WTAM
KOMO
KPO
KGO
KGW
KHQ
KFI
WHAS
WWJ
KSD
KOA
KEDEA
WJR
Wren Whas
WSB
EOA
WOAT
KPRC
WBAP
Kvoo Wow
WIMI
WRCO
EFI
KSTP
WRG
KVOO
WFAA
KPRO
KWOAT
Sunday radio features page listing varied programs
A schedule of Sunday broadcasts includes Dr. S Parkes Cadmen’s Diminishing Opportunity at 3:00 on multiple NBC and ABC stations, Theatre Family New Year's Program at 6:30, Two Black Crows Moran and Mack with Orchestra at 6:00, A K Hour with Kathryn Melsle and Albert Spelding at 8:15, and Plumbing the Depths of Space by Dr. S B Nicholson at 9:30. Stations span WEAF WHAS WGY WFAA WOW EWOO WSM WSB KOA WOC and others including WABC WRC WGN WTAM KMOX KOIL WSPD and more.
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Dr. S. Parkes
WEAF
WHAS
WGY
WFAA
WOW Ewoo
WSM
WSB
KOA
WOC
WRC
WW Wow
KSD
WMC
WTAM
Moran and
Mack
WABC
WADC
WERC
WGHP
WBBM
WOWO
KMOX
EMBC
KOIL
WSPD
WHR
WCCO
KFRC
KPLA
KYA
KTAB
KMTR
KEX
KUJR
Kgaa
Kathryn Melsle
Albert Spelding
WWJ
WGN
Wtam Wow Kwoo
WEM
KPRC
WCAI
KSTP
WDAF
KGO
Radio Schedule Fragments for Chicago and Cincinnati
A fragmented listing of radio station identifiers and program times across Chicago and Cincinnati. Programs include orchestras, magazine hours, children's concerts, church services, and variety shows with various hosts and performers. The text reads as a rough schedule excerpt with several incomplete program names and times.
Radio Listings for Monday Evening 1928 Schedule
Radio fans can tune in Monday for 6:30 program Roxy and His Gang with Lew White at multiple networks. 7:00 Friml songs on WEAP and many others. 8:00 Frieda Hempel Family Party across major stations. 9:00 New Year’s Eve Party Welcome to 1929 across a wide network including WOR WABC and WMAQ.
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Roxy
His
Lew White
WJZ
Wren Ewe
WSB
WIC
WSM
KOA
WLS
Friml
WEAP
WRC
WGY
WWJ
KSD
Wow
WDAF
KWOO
WFAA
KPRC
Woal
WEBC
KEOA
WIM
WHAS
WESM
WMC
WJAX
KYW
WTAM
ESTP
WOC
KSL
KPO
KGO
KFI
KGW
KOMO
Frieda Hempel
WEAF
WGN
WTMJ
Kwoo Wow
WOAI
EKOMO
KHQ
KSTP
New York
WOR
WABC
WADC
WERC
WGHP
WMAQ
KMOX
EMBC
EOIL
WSPD
Wwowo
Alumni Outfit Too Strong and Tigers Are Beaten 23-11
Cedar Falls High School fell 23 to 11 to a powerful alumni team in a fast thriller. Michels led the old grads with five field goals and a free throw, while Christensen added five points for the Tigers. The first half ended 19 to 7 with play even in the second half.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls High School
Michels
Christensen
Tiger
Beating Case Linked to Death of Chicken Victim
James Chandler, a Black man, was held today for a serious case after a coroner's inquest found he beat his sweetheart Jessie Gafford to death, with the death linked to a deceased chicken in Los Angeles, California.
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Bobby
Haskell
Los Angeles
Cal
INS
James Chandler
Chandler
Jessie Gafford
Grand Secretary of Elks Notable in Order’s Ranks
J Edgar Masters grand secretary of the grand lodge B P O E speaks at Elks club in Elks annual meeting honoring past exalted rulers. A Charleroi Pa lodge member since 1903 Masters held multiple grand lodge chairs including grand exalted ruler 1922 23 and later became grand secretary in 1927.
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J. Edgar Masters
Grand Lodge
Elks Club
Masters
Charleroi, Pa
Charleroi Lodge
Grand Bard of Trustees
National Memorial Headquarters Commission
John F. Malley
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Southwestern Pennsylvania State Normal School
Charles E. Witt
Charleroi
J. E. Masters
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U. OF Wash
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Joplin
Ben Richter
St. Louis
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Washington, D. C
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Paterson
N. J
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Shackamaxon
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Steely Quinty
Malaya
Uncle Bob
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Shimber
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Associated Press
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Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Capitol Theatre
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Atwater Kent
Bankers Life Little Symphony
Walter Mallory
John Thompson
Savoy Sextet
Merry Roinstress
State Historical Dept
Merrymakers
Dr. Long
Father Peraini
Pat Barnes
Dixie
Vespars
Auld Sandy
WEW
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Quest & Smiths Ae
Mr. Quick
Quest & Smith Pa
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ELKS
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