Kaplan Holds Title Bout With Babe Herman Ends In Debate
The Kaplan Herman boxing match drew a crowd of about 16 000 in Tex Hicks's garden. Judges and the referee awarded Kaplan the decision though most observers felt Herman deserved it. The clash, staged in Waterbury and Angier, produced a controversial result amid disputed rounds and a reported gate of 54 000.
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New York
Jimmy Johnston
Broadway
Hell
Dundes
Johnston
Tex Hicksr
Herman
Angier
Ilo Ad
Kat Hnad
Lemar Yen
Ty Qe
Run
Merman
Rickards New Gardon
Chicago milk case in court on test
In a test case at Kane County Circuit Court Judge William Futton heard: milk producers and herd owners obtained a temporary restraining order against Henderson to stop shipments into Chicago. The hearing, led by Len Ho, followed by attorney Wey and Jon Kirkland with Frank A. McCarthy, covered the legality of embargoed dairy equipment and the process to make the order permanent.
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Goneva
Wermain
Lahercy
Larems
Tin Toad
Courk
Yes
Kane
Henderson
Chicago
Lew Hg
William Jr. Futton
Sycmoore
Len Ho
Fom Rotisa
Tie
Wey
Jon Kirkland
A. McCarthy
Elgin
Dalryimon
Texas growers urged plantless cotton contest launched
The Dallas Morning News and the Weekly News in cooperation with Texas A. M. College sponsor a state contest to boost prosperity for Texan cotton farmers through intensive farming, reduced cotton acreage, and shifting lead crops to feed and food crops. Prizes totaling 10,000 dollars are offered across six divisions covering every cotton county.
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United Pr
Cnttoan
Dallas Morning News
Senie Weekyarm News
Texas A. & M. College
Dale Williams Patil Sold Po Milwaukee
Daniel Willams of Summit farm in Waukegha County, long a prominent citizen, is sold to Dr Kilpinho of Milwaukee who will remove residence and improvements for a permanent summer home. Hollyhoek farm Na aran.
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Daniel Willarina
Kilpinho
Milwaukee
Daniel Willams
Waukegha County
Summit
Hollyhoek
Fire Nation radio listings on Saturdays feature multiple programs
Radio schedule excerpt lists New York WRC Philadelphia WIP and Omaha WOAW stations with time blocks and program names including Jakdol's festival, The Messiah, Lucia Lammeriere, Organ jubilee and Super-Sycopatora, indicating a varied Saturday lineup across several markets.
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WOA
New York
WRC
Washington
Wor
Oclady
Philiamonte Orchestra
KDIKA
East Pitsburgh
Jakdol
Sunday Radio Concert Highlights Across Nine Stations
A listing of Sunday radio features across WEAF WEAR WIP WTEC WIP Philadelphia and other stations. Highlights include operatic soprano Jeanette Vreeland and contralto Elete Baker with Lambert Murphy tenor William Simmons and Brant in Christmas pro gram. Also plans for The Barber of Se igle from WEAF and WAG and a Sunday men’s conference with Dr Parkes Cadman.
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WEEI
Dr. 8
Parkes Cadman
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Carroll and Mercer game cancelled by scheduling conflict
The basketball game between Carroll and Mercer University, originally set for a date near Nashville, was canceled due to travel and scheduling issues. The note mentions possible rescheduling with Northwestern or other opponents, but the primary outcome is the cancellation of the Carroll Mercer matchup.
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Nashville
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Carroll
Sores
Northeston
Naperville
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Lawraven
Clinois Boys
Alabama Football Team Heads to Coast for New Year Showdown
Tuscaloosa area unit prepares for Pasadena California trip to face Washington in the annual New Year clash. Coach Wallace Wade leads 22 players with about twenty supporters. no practice en route. The squad finished yesterday's session, with one final workout planned at Grind Canyon before departure.
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Pasadena
California
Pksy
Washington
Grind Canyon
Wallace Wyede
Chicago sports brief and coaching notes conclude
The report blends scattered Chicago sports notes with coaching updates and game results. It mentions Angie Hlenkhefer and Gus Conulos, a local high school track scene, a Bloomington coaching moment, and Notre Dame football news. A separate item notes St. Nicholas Hockey altering uniforms and a Princeton veteran’s military service path.
Wise Move in AL Delays Most Valuable Player Award
The American League postpones naming its most valuable player until after the World Series. The controversy centers on Peckinpaugh’s eight errors in a key game and his prior MVP award, with Washington fans naming him their most popular player. The piece notes past similar delays and debates about honoring players based on World Series outcomes.
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Sterling
Sharlstop
Roger Peckinpough
Pittsburg
Washington
Peckinpough
Walter
Adjins
FTI
Additton
Tohgsan
Xorles
Bliyer
Hus
Buck
Datiwan
Peektoparntt
Evening Sports Roundup From Moline and Minneapolis
An OCR heavy item covers boxing and weightlifting results, noting Joe Mandel near the Pacific coast pursuit for a heavyweight crown and George Goilfrey defeating battlers in Qhotr competition. It mentions Be a McDonald of St Pyub and Teury of Marshplitawi in matchups. Also references Captain Jutkel and the 1926 football squad selections amid scattered local sports notes.
Badger Cage Team Swamps Marquette at Milwaukee
Wisconsin's basketball team defeated Marquette University 42 to Ai at the Milwaukee Auditorium. Coach Mewnwell's squad showed tight defense, sharp pressing, and accurate shooting in a strong performance.
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Marquette
Milsy
ALICE
Wisconsin University
Marquette University
Milwaukee Auditorium
Mewnwell
First Minnesota Man Charged in Smuggling Case
Joe O’Connent, the first Minnesota man tied to a statewide liquor smuggling ring, was sentenced to 30 days in county jail and a fine of 3409 after pleading guilty to transporting liquor. Winnipeg Tony Finned arrested with him at Halfock with a $900 liquor load. Purton’s Purton’s basketball team beat Franklin College 22 to 4 as the Hoffermxers built on strong offense.
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Minn
Lapayretter
Purton
Franklin College
Hoffermxers
Ripon College Quintet Defeats Oshkosh Narmak
Ripon College's basketball team defeated Oshkosh Narmak 25 to 15 in a low scoring bout. The game featured tight defense and limited scoring from both sides.
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Wis
Oshkosh
Narmak Basketenes
Ripon College
Msl Wight
Community Free Will Shine Forth Christmas Eve Program
In Hartland the Community Free Will church plans a Christmas Eve event with a lit tree glow a colored theme. Committees report hard work raising donations for candy and nuts for children. The program features a pipe band, children singing and an address by Rev Wy J G Ralph.
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Tay Goss
Indinesa Man
Youngsteys
Wy J. G. Ralph
Rive Ae
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