Minor Leagues Eye Rules Changes At Annual Meeting
Hundreds of executives gather for the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues business session marking the thirty seventh annual meeting. Jurisdiction awaits 35 proposed rule amendments presented by Minor Leagues commissioner Judge William C Bramham of Durham North Carolina as clubs and managers review potential changes.
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National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
William C. Bramham
Durham
N. C
National Association
Senior Pros In Annual Tourney At Augusta
In Augusta Georgia the PGA seniors gear up for their annual event while the Augusta Open concludes. Craig Wood of Mamaroneck New York wins $1 200 with a 69 and 67 36 hole finals total 278 at Forest Hills par 71 course. Henry Picard Hershey Pennsylvania takes $750 for second with 279 and Leo Walper Washington DC earns $550 for third after a strong finish.
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Augusta
Professional Golfers’ Association
Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Forest Hills
Henry Picard
Hershey
Leo Walper
Washington, D. C
Walper
Final Standing Of Professionals
New York December 5 final regular season standing of the National Professional Football League.
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New York
Football scores flash from early games
New York beat Washington 36 to 21 Philadelphia defeated by Detroit 7 to 41. Cleveland overcame Pittsburgh 13 to 7 in the same southerly kickoff.
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T. Pts
New York
Steennee
Cogee
Brooklyn Sreee
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Washington D
Detroit
Cleveland
Armstrong Takes Foe Seriously in Cleveland Bout
Henry Armstrong defends his welterweight title for the second time in two weeks against Al Manfredo at the Cleveland News Christmas charity show. He says Manfredo is a better boxer than Garcia and will not be taken lightly in the 15 round setto.
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Cleveland
Henry Armstrong
al Manfredo
Cleveland News
Ceferino Garcia
Armstrong
Manfredo
Garcia
Railroad Time Supervisor Dead
William C. Donnelly general supervisor of time service for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad died at Sinai Hospital after a brief illness. He was 69, in charge of watch and clock inspection since 1922, and held leadership roles with horology institutes and jewelers associations. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1:30 p.m.
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Baltimore
William C. Donnelly
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Sinai Hospital
Donnelly
B. and O
Horological Institute of America
National Retail Jewelers Association
School Schedule Note
A weekly timetable lists events including Executive Council Booster Club Girls' Basketball Tuesday Boys' Glee Club Band Practice Wednesday Glee Club Girls' Glee Club Friday Assembly with times 2:40 and 3:10.
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Executive Council
Glee Club
You Do Not Have To Be Grown Up
Editorial urges students to practice leadership and citizenship now not later. Emphasizes courtesy respect for peers and faculty and using school activities to build character. Recommends jobs, saving, and responsible behavior to fund future goals and independence.
Handley Martinsburg Extend Football Rivalry
Five years ago Handley and Martinsburg played their thirteenth straight football game. The note records a long rivalry with no further details of score.
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Handley and Martinsburg
Oranges
Shamrocks
J.C. Penney
Handley Girl
Snake expert thrills students with live reptile display
Jack Raymond, noted sports writer and snake authority, led a dramatic presentation for students. The stage featured bright rugs and hides as he described 2300 snake species with 250 poisonous and 150 to 175 dangerous, noted four poisonous types in the 200 observed. He demonstrated care for bites, showed ten live snakes including a chicken snake and a Moccasin, and the room erupted in shouts and shrieks while the Assembly listened.
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Jack Raymond
Mr. Raymond
Chatter highlights Martinsburg timing and dances
Gridiron success ragged notes Martinsburg rivals tiny club scenes. Gene Dunn injures foot but may recover before Monogram Club dance Friday. Assembly fears in front rows during writhing snakes play. Signs urge crowd control and clean floors as students heed Be Good guidance. Theodore Yokem D D.
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Gene Dunn
Monogram Club
Executive Council
Review of Handley High Student Government Officials
The Executive Council of Handley High Student Government includes the President, Vice President and Secretary of the General Organization. Members include home room representatives chartered organization leaders class secretaries two athletic representatives a Student Court presiding judge and five faculty members. The body, totaling thirty nine, enacts student laws, appoints officers, collects dues and allocates funds for sports and activities. A follow up will discuss additional officers named by the council.
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Executive Council
Handley’s
Finiifi
Ffifimim
Founders Day Dinner broadcasts from Paris and London details
Radio highlights report a Founders Day Dinner for a Leon Blum Palestine colony with speakers Leon Blum and Leopold Amery. William Green presides as A F L president. Mrs Roosevelt and Count de Saint Quentin also discussed. Chamberlain address planned via WABC CBS December 13. Tonight’s programs list WEAF NBC lineup.
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New York
Leon Blum
Paris
Leopold S. Amery
London
Wjz-Nbc
Palestine
William Green
The
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Count de Saint-Quentin
Neville Chamberlain
Foreign Press Association
Big Game Atmosphere At Martinsburg Visit
Alumni and students fill the stands as Martinsburg visitors are cheered. Edith Dunn beams as Tom scores a touchdown while Allison Burgess dives over the wire. Larrick Hockman and Bill O Baugh are noted among fans and camera crews capture lively scenes.
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Earl Beaver
Fur Collart
Beaver
Martinsburg
Edith Dunn
Tom
Allison Burgess
Bill O’baugh
Prof. McKiiwee
Larrick Hockman
Bill Louthan
Ann
Mac
Inquiring Reporter Answers About School Improvements
A survey of student replies proposes ideas from beds in every room and a soda fountain to longer lunch periods and downtown outings. Responses include private stands, a Humor Department, a nearby university, and football for girls.
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Anne Hatcher
Jane Jolliffe
Ralph
Jane Jackson
Lillian Gatewood
Nancy Groff
Allie Cooper
Aloise Brill
Eleanor Leatherman
Basil Hayley
Mrs Peery
Harold Patton
Remembrances of the Holidays in Martinsburg Pike Snow
Cars stuck in snow drifts delay travel and some children do not reach home until 2 a.m. Bill Bennett inspects the shortcomings of Kenneth Heini as part of the coverage.
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Martinsburg Pike
Bill Bennett
Kenneth Heini
Radio Schedule Highlights With Notable Program Lineup
Tuesday listings show Eddie Cantor Cavalcade of America and Princess Comes Across on WABC CBS. WJZ NBC features No Talent Wanted and Founder's Program with Clyde Heering. WEAF begins with Music Makers and Pan American Congress. MBS highlights Senator-elect Robert A Taft on New Industries.
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WABC
CBS
Eddie Cantor
WEAF
NBC
Music Makers
Pan American Congress
Federal Council of Churches
School of the Air
Cincinnati Symphony
W. R. Wills
Formosa
China
WJZ
MBS Chain
Robert A Taft
Ohio
Fist Fight Halls Game At Danville
Three players were injured in a 7 to 7 football tie between Danville teams during a crowded game. Police and school officials investigated the brawl that erupted after the final whistle.
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Danville
Thanksgiving Night Main Street Skate Splatters
A Handley crowd skates through Main street on Thanksgiving night shouting Heighho-Silver. Jack Boyce tumbles on the rink while Percy questions who invented Angord and why it is used for girl sweaters. Some skaters crash onto cars and Pete works to free his vehicle on Cecil street.
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Handleyites
Main Street
Jack Boyce
Percy
Pete
Cecil Street
Gossip and crushes ripple through the school
A jumble of romances and rumors fills the campus chatter. Edith Dunn and Audrey Carpenter spark interest while a blonde sophomore draws attention. Caballike notes mention Martinsburg, taxi drivers, a haunted house mystery, and several juniors and sophomores in flirtatious intrigue.
Can You Imagine A Girl With Kitty Bakers Blonde Hair
A playful verse lists imagined traits of girls including Kitty Baker with blonde hair Jane Dick's clothes Billie Pappas' eyes Mary Bowman's posture Nancy Groff's figure Edith Dunn's complexion Shirley Williams' accent Mary Lois Bean's poise and more. It contrasts with a boy list featuring Lohr Dunlaps shoulders Earle Beavers strut Vance Larkin's vocabulary Willie Cathers Umph Harold Patton's dancing ability Frank Yeakle's cheeks and Tom Whithams S A.
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Kitty Baker
Jane Dick
Billie Pappas
Mary Bowman
Nancy Groff
Edith Dunn
Shirley Williams
Mary Lois Bean
Lohr Dunlap
Earle Beaver
Vance Larkin
Willie Cather
Harold Patton
Frank Yeakle
Tom Whitham
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Danville Military Institute Shenandoah Valley Fight Leads to Injuries
Saturday’s game between Danville Military Institute and Shenandoah Valley Academy ended with a seven on-field melee. Shenandoah quarterback John Stovscik was dismissed from a Danville hospital after a minor concussion. Shenandoah substitute Phil Ulrich and DMI center Bo Weaver were also treated for injuries. An ambulance made two field trips as fans swarmed the area and the game was delayed ten minutes.
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Danville Military Institute
Shenandoah Valley Academy
John Stovscik
Shenandoah
Danville
Phil Ulrich
Bo Weaver
Full Steam Ahead St. Paul Fire Engine Responds
A St. Paul fire department hook and ladder truck arrived at the scene of an alarm before the rear of the station was out. The run went to a warehouse across the street. A sprinkler system leak triggered the alarm.
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St. Paul
Duke Blue Devils Begin Rose Bowl Preparations
Duke, unbeaten and unscored upon after beating Pitt 7 0, resumes practice in Durham as they prepare for the Rose Bowl with Southern California. Duke officials plan light workouts over about two weeks before leaving on the Blue Devil Special December 20 for Pasadena. Coach Wallace Wade awaits the return of Duke scouts who watched USC defeat Notre Dame 13 to 0.
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Durham
N. C
Duke
Blue Devils
Pitt
Southern California Trojans
Dukes
Pasadena
Calif
Blue Devil
Rose Bowl
Wallace Wade
Southern California
Notre Dame
Virginia Professor Proposes Merging Related Bureaus
Dr. George W. Spicer of the University of Virginia argues in Commonwealth that several state units should be consolidated. He calls for a single director over a new department of industrial relations combining the unemployment compensation commission, department of labor, and state industrial commission, plus four finance divisions.
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Richmond
George W. Spicer
University of Virginia
The
Commonwealth
State Chamber of Commerce
Spicer
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Department of Labor
State Industrial Commission
Department of Industrial Relations
Department of Finance
General Assembly
Department of Conservation and Development
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Commissioner of Fisheries
Vast Flying Boats to Join Norfolk Fleet Move
Norfolk authorities announce VP-12 squadron long range patrol bombers from North Island will relocate to Norfolk Naval Air Station. About 130 to 150 officers and men will move. planes arrive around March 20 after transfer effective January 9. The 12 Consolidated twin metal flying boats have 3000 mile range and large bomb load.
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Norfolk
North Island
Calif
Naval Air Station
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Hampton Roads
P. N. L. Bellinger
Beilinger
Air Force
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Panama
Athletic Union Seeks Public Confidence in Amateurs
Washington December conference goals center on winning public understanding of amateur sports. A. A. U. convention commends F. Marvin Plake report urging state associations to improve press cooperation and candid discussion of issues. Mahoney calls it one of the most constructive convention acts, as a national sports week plan is formed.
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Washington
The
Athletic Union
F. Marvin Plake
St. Louis
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
New York
A. A. U. Dent
Mysterious Slaying of German Economist Morgenstern
Max Morgenstern, a German-born economist, died from injuries after a mysterious assault by an unidentified assailant on Friday in New York. The incident remains unsolved and details are scarce.
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New York
Max Morgenstern
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