Sports Roundup from New York Averages and Moves
Tomo Harmon's earnings total 1500 dollars so far. Lou Nova and Billy Conn avoid a fight while Mike Jacobs blocks Nova. Bucky Harris blasts whistle-blowing. Zivic threatens a bill over Henry Armstrong. Bordagaray may join Yanks replacing Jake Powell. Dale Stafford becomes Detroit Free Press sports editor. Eddie Mead misses Armstrong corner duty. Lou Nova travels to Clearwater. Aurel Joliat retires to skiing. Crowder opens sports center in Winston-Salem. Stevens brothers dinner for vendors at parks and plants. CCC boys hold contracts with Clark Griffith. Cramer left out. Nebraska coach Jones seeks a quarterback rival to Frankie Abert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tomo Harmon
Lou Nova
Billy Conn
Conn
Lou
Mike Jacobs
Billy
Nova
Bucky Harris
Fritzie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Henry Armstrong
Armstrong
Sports Bulletin Board
French Bordagaray
Kansas City
Jake Powell
Dale Stafford
Associated Press
Detroit Bureau
Detroit Free Press
Midwest
Eddie Mead
Clearwater
Fla
Aurel Joliat
Montreal
Stevens Brothers
Florida and
Maryland
Fights Last Night By the Associated Press
Cleveland Anton Christoforidis won the NBA light heavyweight title by outpointing Medio Bettina in Cleveland. Philadelphia Lou Salica outpointed Tommy Forte for the world bantamweight title in Philadelphia. New York Antonio Fernandez outpointed Andre Jessurun in New York to claim South American welterweight honors. Washington Wild Bill Ell outpointed Joey Spangler in Virginia. Miami Ben Brown and Al Gilbert fought to a draw in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Cleveland
Anton Chiristoforidis
Greece
Medio Bettina
Beacon
N. Y
Jimmy Reeves
Willie Pavlovich
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Lou Salica
Tommy Forte
New York
Antonio Fernandez
Chile
Andre Jessurun
Washington
Wild Billeeell
Dallas
Joey Spangler
Lichibend's
Miami
Ben Brown
Atlanta
al Gilbert
Drew
Virginia Bankers To Hold Meetings
Banks across Virginia will urge small manufacturers to pursue small work contracts and government financed deals. The Virginia Bankers Association will run twelve meetings statewide led by John H. Payne. Sessions cover selling to the Navy securing Army contracts and National Defense loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Bankers’ Association
John H. Payne
Bankers’ Association
Stephens City Club Meeting At Home Of Mrs Clevence
The Stephens City Home Demonstration Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Rachel Cleven at Miss Mary Tevault's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Rachel Clevence
Mary Tevault
Inaugural Parades Through Wilson Years
A Central Press recount notes the 1913 parade for Woodrow Wilson and Taft as the largest in presidential history. Four years later the mood darkened as Wilson’s 1917 inauguration mirrored wartime tension with guardsmen cavalry secret service and an armored car in the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Press
Wilson
Taft
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Allies
Secret Service
Spotlight On Local Sports Causes Berry to Rally
The Winchester Amateur Basketball League faces a rough second year with no games. Bill Warrick, chairman, is urged to devote time to support his Rustic Tavern team and promote Winchester. The Junior Board of Trade sports committee and Otis Sargent are called on to organize a new schedule to revive interest and prevent the league from failing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pwidgead
Bill Warrick
Rustic Tavern Five
Warrick
Rustic Tavern
Bill
Winchester
League
Junior Board OF Trade
Abnert Spegg
J. Haerts
Snag
J. B. of T
Otis Sargent
Young Men
Gent
Winchester Amateur Basketball League
Treasury Status Report of Receipts Expenditures and Debt
Treasury figures show receipts 8 705 916 54 dollars and expenditures 33 435 359 49, gross debt 45 088 005 676 20, with an increase over the previous day of 5 763 604 01 dollars. The report is dated Washington January 14 and summarizes daily fiscal activity.
Bowling standings and scores from the C Loop league meet
The notice lists results last night with teams Goodyear Friendship Goodrich Swimley and others plus high scores by Lunsford Rouss Schenck White and Solenberger. Individual top games include 134 by Lunsford Rouss and 374 by W White. Team marks show Railway Express 581 and Solenbergers 577.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Express
Hallesees
O'Conner
Goodyear
Friendship
Goodrich
Swimley
O. Reuss
Cammer Tire
Laundry
K. Mill
Schneck
Lunsford
Rouss
W. White
Schenck
Public Urges Cooperation in Influenza Fight
Richmond officials report influenza cases rising with 5 343 cases for the week ending last Saturday. Health leaders urge bed rest at first sign to curb spread and improve recovery chances. Officials say the disease is mild but warn against working while sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Jan
State Health Department
Roanoke
C. B. Ransome
Health Department
I. C. Riggin
William Grossmann
Bureau of Communicable Diseases
Grossmann
Sussex County Health Officer
Dante
Russell County
Jewell Ridge
Wythe
Buchanan County
Late News Timings Around the World
Afternoon News is LATE News is press time on The Star with times listed for London Berlin Rome Alexandria and Bucharest indicating final editions at 9 to 11 p.m. local zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
London
Berlin
Rome
Alexandria
Bucharest
Missouri Legislature halts Donnell inauguration after vote
After an all-night joint session the Missouri Legislature voted to halt the inauguration of Governor-elect Forrest C. Donnell pending an investigation of November election returns. Donnell defeated Democrat Lawrence McDaniel by 3,613 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Forrest C. Donnell
Lawrence McDaniel
New Face In Golf's Fame Hall
Leonard Dodson from the Ozarks earned $1,200 and the 1941 Oakland 72-hole open title in a rain soaked playoff at Sequoyah Course. He defeated Ben Hogan and E J Harrison in a triple tie, posting 71 to win as Hogan and Harrison finished strong but short of the title. Harrison settled for $750 in prize money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
Leonard Dodson
Ozarks
Springfield
Kansas City
Dodson
Sequoyah
Ben Hogan
E. J
Dutch” Harrison
Hogan
White Plains
N. Y
Salica Retains Boxing Title After Stinging Rally
Lou Salica of Brooklyn retained the world bantamweight title in Philadelphia after a 15 round decision over Tom Forte. Salica was half blinded at times but mounted a late surge to secure the victory before 9,500 in attendance, with a $16,662 gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lou Salica
Brooklyn
Salica
Tommee Yee
Forte
Eddie Loughran
Harry Laskey
Irving Kutcher
Greek Wins Light Heavy Championship
Greek challenger Anton Christoforidis defeated Melio Bettina in a 15 round decision to claim the light heavy title. The National Boxing Association vows to crown an undisputed champion within 60 days by forcing a bout with Gus Lesnevich, who may be matched soon with Christoforidis in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
National Boxing Association
Anton Coristoforidis
Greece
Melio Bettina
Beacon
N. Y
Gus Lesnevich
New Jersey
Lesnevich
Christoforidis
Christoforid
New York State Athletic Commission
Billy Conn
Bettina
Topping Ordered To Take Exam
Greenwich draft board orders Daniel Reid Topping to report for a physical, placing him in Class 1-A and likely to be called for service in spring. Also notes Dick Chapman, National Amateur Golf Champion, seeking Florida exam location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn
Daniel Reid Topping
Brooklyn Football Dodgers
Sonja Henie
Charles T. Robinson
Topping
Dick Chapman
Florida
Chapman
Bettina Faces Defeat as Christoforidis Captures Title
Bettina, scaled to 174 pounds, fought Chris toforidis for the title. The European rallied, opened Bettina’s eye, and put New Yorker on the defensive by the eighth. Judges and Referee Joe Sedkey ruled for Christoforidis, AP scored six to Bettina four with five even.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Bettina
Christoforidis
Joe Sediey
Associated Press
Arrow Beer Announces Arrow Bock Spring Sale
The makers of Arrow Beer promise Arrow Bock will be sold in spring at true Bock time after patient aging to a genuine Bock beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow Beer
Arrow
Bock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bill Shirkley
Little Rock
Arkansas Democrat
Harry Stublidreher
Wisconsin
Philly
CCC
Ben Chapman
George Case
Clark Griffith
Roger Cramer
Albert Izing
Biff Jones
Nebraska
Frankie Abert
Stanford
Stephens City Club
Busy Bee Restaurant
Woodrow Wilson
Washington, Jan
Treasury Lan
W. White Top Roller
Valley Pride
United Food Stores
Rockaway
L. I
Golf
Harrison Ad Hogan
Harrison
Little Rock, Ark
BELL
Clothes
Front Royal
By Larry Hauck
Mistory
A&p
George Washington
Loudoun St
General Tire Distributors
Globe Brewing Company
Baltimore, MD
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!