Pop Warner Reported Returning to Stanford Advisory Role
Sports Round-Up notes Pop Warner may rejoin Stanford in an advisory capacity while various notes touch on Doc Kearns and others, including a Florida U. system install, Tulane players providing blood, and Connie Mack’s latest A’s term. Other items cover managers for Hogue twins, Lefty O'Doul coaching Babe Dahlgren, and Finnish relief efforts with Paavo Nurmi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Brietz
New York
Pop Warner
Stanford
Doc Kearns
Jimmy Johnston
Jack Dempsey
Pastor Vs
Burman
Mike Jacobs
Judge Landis
Big League Barons
Paul Trout
Doc Sutherland
Florida U
Hogue Twins
San Diego
Kenneth Gregory
New Orleans
Tulane
Gov. Murphy
New Hampshire
Yankees
Nashua
N. H
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Texas
Bert Wheeler
Steve Souris
Lefty O’doul
Babe Dahlgren
Sonja
Billy McCarney
Will Ballyhoo
Jack Kearns
Palmer Deloteous
Fred Digby
New Orleans Item-Tribune
Butcher Proves Himself Handy At Knife Throws
Joseph Jankovic a Chicago butcher shows quick defense with knives by tossing a 13 inch blade past a robber then drives him back with an eight inch throw. The blade lodged in the assailant’s shoulder as they fled toward a waiting car. Police alerted hospitals to monitor knife wound victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph Jankovic
Jankovic
Controversy Over Allegany C V A L Pope in Local Sports
A Cumberland Times column spar with Hagbers Town Herald editor, speculating on Charles Town W Va joining the C V A L. The piece recalls Allegany High’s league status, Handley’s policy, and past Charles Town exits from the C W A L while defending current league balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Gunning
Cumberland Times
Frank Colley
Hagberstown Herald
Marshall
Glenn
Charles Town
W. Va
West Virginia University Grid
George Hill
C. T. High
Emergency crop and feed loans opened for several counties
The Farm Credit Administration announces emergency crop and feed loans for Frederick, Clarke, Shenandoah and Warren counties. Applications are being received at Winchester Post Office Building by Field Supervisor J. Gray Beverley. Loans target farmers with small cash needs who cannot obtain credit elsewhere.
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Frederick
Clarke
Shenandoah
Warren
Winchester
J. Gray Beverley
Farm Credit Administration
Yankees To Stand Pat Incoming Season Shuffle
New York plans to keep the same lineup as last year with Joe McCarthy indicating no major changes. Babe Dahlgren faces stiff comeback competition from Mike Chartak as spring training approaches, while stars like DiMaggio and Gordon are expected to hold starting roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill White
New York
New York Yankees
Pat
Joe McCarthy
Ellsworth
Babe) Dahlgren
Joe
Yanks
Edward Barrow
Miss Nancy Vance Discusses Child Care Programs
Miss Nancy Vance from the State Department of Health is visiting Frederick county to speak with Home Demonstration Clubs about caring for children from infancy to school age. She spoke yesterday at Star Tannery and at Star Tannery and in the evening at the Larrick home, with further meetings planned in Middletown, Stephens City, and Gore High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Vance
State Department of Health
Frederick County
Ernest Cooper
Star Tannery
Julian Larrick
Middletown Club
J. S. Jones
Teachers Meet On January 22 in Frederick County
A meeting of Frederick county teachers to discuss handicapped children is set for 7 30 p m Monday January 22 at the county school. Juliet Ware and Jane Stoddard from the Division of Rehabilitation State Board of Education will lead the session and conduct personal visits the next day.
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the Star
Frederick County
Eee
Juliet Ware
Jane Stoddard
Division of Rehabilitation
State Board of Education
Miss Crockwell's Funeral Held at Berryville
Final rites for Ida Washington Crockwell 83 of Berryville were held Sunday at 4 PM at the Presbyterian Church. The Rev. E D Vaughan officiated. Interment followed in the Green Hill Cemetery family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Washington Crockwell
Berryville
Presbyterian Church
E. D. Vaughan
Green Hill Cemetery
City Cage Loop Standings And Tonight's Matches
Standings and results for the City Cage Loop with postponed first half action. Rustic Tavern faces Jr Board at 7 30 and Health Club plays Nehi at 8 30 with games on Wednesday.
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Rustic Tavern
Jr. Board
Health Club
Nehi
Dr. Pepper
Ells Va. Woolen , Nj
O'Sullivan
Jr. Board Rustic Tavern
Hone
Dunn
Farley
Sanders
Gore
Hawkins
Ramey
Colston
Woolen
E. Burch
B. Burch
Renner
Baker
Clevenger
G Jackson
Ellis— Baker
Anderson
Shiner
Armel
Stevens
Grim
O’sullivan
Cadwallader
Cook
Punkhouser
Webber
Shoemaker
Allen
Cooper
Pupil May Get Teacher's Job
Bradenton Florida January 16 veteran Bees fielder Tony Cuccinello may be replaced at second by Sebastian Sisti a kid he tutored If Sisti earns the spot Tony will not mind the move as long as he keeps a job and can play baseball Sisti impressed for a trial with the Bees and earned a spring training chance with the National Leaguers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradenton
Fla
Tony Cuccinello
Boston Bees
Sebastian Sisti
Tony
Sisti
Casey Stengel
Bees
Bob Quinn
Argentine Art Exhibition Opens at Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Virginia's Museum of Fine Arts unveils a large exhibit of Argentine art including 230 prints paintings and sculptures. Ambassador Felipe Espil and Senora Espil attend as guests of honor with 1 800 patrons invited. A coast to coast Mutual broadcast covers the opening ceremonies and a reception precedes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Museum of Fine Arts
Argentina
Felipe A. Espil
Senora Espil
Mutual
James Price
Commonwealth Club
Friendship Fire Co Wins Half League C Surprise
Friendship Fire Co swept Cammer Cleaners 3 0 to climb from third to first in the first half of League C. Railways Express was shut out by Rouss 0 3 while Health Club slid with a single win over Cammer Tire. High scores included Triplett 155 and 399, White 389, Barley 360, and Rouss leading team totals 595 and 563.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triplett and
Barley High Rollers
Friendship Fire Co
Cammer Cleaners
Railway Express
Rouss
Health Club
Cammer Tire Group
Barley
Winchester Knit
White
Pizzano
Cammer Tire
Barry
Sunshine Cleaners
Cammer Tire Co
Ww Friendship
Esso Rouss
Steam Laundry
Dr. Pepper
Schenck Cheese
Four Football Heroes At Grid Banquet
Four star players Nile Kinnick John Kimbrough Ken Kavanaugh and Don Herring will be honored at the Touchdown Club dinner in Washington. Walter Camp Memorial award goes to Kenrick. lineman of the year to Kavanaugh. Kimbrough and Herring receive special awards. Brian Bell of AP speaks on Relax. An incident with bus driver Nick Hummel caused minor trouble in St Louis when it rained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Touchdown Club
Nile Kinnick
Iowa
John Kimbrough
Texas A. & M
Ken Kavanaugh
Louisiana State
South
Don Herring
Princeton
Kenrick
Walter Camp
Kavanaugh
Kimbrough
Herring
Brian Bell
Associated Press
Public In On Talks In Semi Pro Baseball
The National Semipro Congress orders a microphone on the field to relay manager and umpire conversations to the stands to prevent incidents like last year’s ground rule dispute. Fans will hear talks on the air as officials and players are alerted by loudspeakers at games between Duncan Oklahoma and Mt. Pleasant Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kas
Ray Dumont
Duncan
Okla
Mt. Pleasant
Tex
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Lynn C. Doyle
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Connie Mack
The
A’s
Lou Brouillard
New England
Hawaii
Taisto Maki
Paavo Nurmi
Butcher
Lief
N. Loudoun St
Charles Town High
DR. Glenn
Allegany
Allegany High
Gunning
C. V. A. L. Cage
Bill Bowers
Campobello
Colley
Hagerstown
Denmark
Garland Quarles
West Virginia
Handley
Cage
Hunter Maddex
New Deal
Max Brown
West Virginians
Winchester Business College
Dahlgren
DiMaggio
Selkirk
Keller
Gordon
Rolfe
Dickey
Ruffing
Babe
Lou Gehrig
McCarthy
O’doul
Mike Chartak
Newark
G CO
England
George VI
St. Louis
Nick Hummel
Hummel
Pee
Florida
Miami Key West
Jacksonville
Tampa
N. Braddock St
American Oil Company
AMOCO
Amoco-Gas
American Gas
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