Rotary Kiwanis And Coca Cola Among Winners
In Northern Virginia league play last night Rotary Kiwanis and Coca Cola teams claimed wins as Meet at partners Winchester and Funk’s alleys hosted games. J T Yates led Rotarians with 122 in one game. Loy of Coca Cola had 121. Several players surpassed 100 in a game, including Gear ing Boone Fahrney Ebert Cather Hawthorne Halvosa Loy Rainsberger Brubaker Cooper.
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Rotary
Loy
Coca Cola Roller
Yates
Howard
Gearing
Boone
Fahrney
The
Legion
Ebert
Cather
Kiwanis
Hawthorne
Lions
Halvosa
O'Sullivan
Rainsberger
Coca Cola
Brubaker
Cooper
Grima Dares Ace
Plank
Pane Age Ee
Kiwanis Sea
Kuykendall
Oe Wei
Lions Club
Ge Hiltzheimer
Sirbaugh
Shewbridge
Handley
Joyce
Quarles
Finley
Mellwee Parsons
I Virwinis
Babe Ruth Expected to Seek $65,000 Salary Next Season
New York January 6 Babe Ruth is believed to be seeking about 65 000 for 1933 with talk of reducing his 875 000 salary. Ruth says no talks yet with Col Ruppert but will listen to reason. Ruppert has not discussed terms since the World Series and aims for short contracts. The baseball world expects Ruth to avoid a cut below 60 000 to 65 000 unless a multi year offer is made.
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Babe Ruth
New York
New York Yankees
Ruth
Col
Jacob Ruppert
Yankees
Ruppert
Babe
Baltimore
Boston
Berane
Ehankx
Bromo Ss
New
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Chisox Return to Plain White Stockings in 1933
Chicago January 6 the White Sox owner Lou Comiskey ends superstition after a bad luck season. He orders plain white stockings for home games with gray stockings on the road. Contracts for 1933 were mailed with mixed fortunes.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Lou Comiskey
White Sox
Comiskey
Widow of Bandmaster Quizzed in Chicago Murder Case
Police questioned Mrs Frances Schildhauer widow of murdered bandmaster Capt Edwin Schildhauer about a friendship with Carl Bradberry former deputy sheriff. She fainted eight times during questioning. A police official stated the motive involved a love triangle. Bradberry offered to reveal what he knows but denied knowledge of the murder.
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Frances Schildhauer
Chicago
Edwin Schildhauer
Schildhauer
Carl Bradberry
Bradberry
Butler University Starts Marriage Course to Cut Divorce
Co eds at Butler University in Indianapolis rush to register for a marriage course aiming to reduce the county's divorce rate which far exceeds the national average. It is the first college to offer such a program.
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Butler University
Indianapolis
Scouts Help Deliver Baskets to Indigent Here
Boy Scouts of Winchester again rendered outstanding community service at Christmas aiding the District Nurse Association. They delivered baskets and milk to needy families, worked long hours, and coordinated with a truck to finish after dark. The District Nurse Association sent thanks to Scout Executive Frank R. Horton and all helping troops.
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Boy Scouts of
Winchester
District Nurse Association
Scout
Frank R. Horton
Boy Scouts
Martin Wisecarver
Sec
Treas
A Thought Life and a Michigan Professor Found Gold Flakes
A University of Michigan professor, noted for a hopeful approach to life, is described as a soldier in a personal battle. Separately, hunting for new parasite clues, he studied Alaska grizzly bear hides and unexpectedly discovered gleaming gold flakes embedded in the fur.
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University of Michigan
Handley High seeks fourteen for cage squad in 1933 season
Fourteen candidates seek berths on Handley High School’s cage squad with John Parsons coaching. Tryouts began before Christmas and daily practices continued after the Yuletide break. The schedule lists fourteen games from January 17 to March 1 against Harrisonburg Shepherdstown Martinsburg Waynesboro Charles Town Randolph-Macon Academy and Hagerstown with home and away fixtures.
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Handley High School
Harrisonburg High School
John Parsons
Parsons
Handley
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Vastehey Ie Loreen
R. Barrett
W Cahill
Barhe Ans
Enone
Eres
Ramey
Hies
Charles Town
Randolph-Macon Academy
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Waynesboro
Harrisonburg
Sharkey May Defend Crown In June One Challenger Named
New York January 6 Jack Sharkey may defend his heavyweight title next June against one of three challengers Primo Carnera Stanley Poreda or Ernie Schaaf. Sharkey called those men unworthy threats and said if Schmeling is available he will fight him in September or June if possible.
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New York
Jack Sharkey
Primo Carnera
Stanley Poreda
Ernie Schaaf
Carnera
Poreda
Schaaf
Max Schmeling
Schmeling Ince
Radium Watch Dials Glow Under Bright Light
The Bureau of Standards says luminous material on Watch dials contains alphide. It glows after exposure to bright light and maintains illumination for several hours. Freshly prepared luminous material shows glow mainly from the radioactive content.
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Bureau of Standards
Astor known as landlord of New York for vast estate holdings
William Backhouse Astor I, born 1792 and died 1875, was a capitalist and philanthropist famed as "the landlord of New York" due to the numerous residential properties in the city owned and managed by his estate.
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New York
Former Gov Alfred E Smith at New York funeral
A principal mourner at Mrs Bellé Moscowitzs funeral in New York was former Gov Alfred E Smith who reportedly consulted a New York social worker about a political move. Also present were Mrs Smith and Henry Moscowitz the widower.
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Bellé Moscowitz
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Roosevelt to Visit Muscle Shoals With Norris
Senator George W Norris of Nebraska invited to join President-elect Roosevelt on a trip to Muscle Shoals at Florence Alabama on January 21. The visit centers on the power and nitrate plant debated in Congress between government control and private ownership since war era use.
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Roosevelt
Muscle Shoals
George W Norris
Nebraska
Washington
Florence
Ala
Con
United States
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