Kilpatrick trades Jacobs to Detroit and Kearns exits
In New York sports round up Col John Reed Kilpatrick arranged the Jacobs move to Detroit Olympia Club and sent Jack Kearns away. Hoover heads New York writers dinner promising retellings of Philadelphia booing during the 1931 World Series opener. Armstrong seeks a 20000 guarantee against Aron in Chicago. Texas papers question Lew Jenkins second knockout of Chino Alvarez.
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New York
John Reed Kilpatrick
Madison Square Garden
Mike Jacobs
Detroit
Olympia Club
Jack Kearns
Hoover
Philly
Mackmen
Pepper Martin
Henry Armstrong
Milt Aron
Chicago
Coaching race narrows at Oklahoma U as Stidham picks aide
The selection for Coach Tom Stidham’s first lieutenant at Oklahoma University has been narrowed to two contenders and the winner will be announced this week. Lou Nova, out of the hospital, has started light training.
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Tom Meany
N. Y
World- Telegram
Benny M’coy
Landis
Edwin Atherton
Pacific Coast
St. Paul
Detroit
Chicago
Tom Stidham
Oklahe
N. U
Lou Nova
Benny the Grandville county boy rises to plutocrat
A fragmented notice recalls Benny from Grandville Michigan who climbs from farm hand to wealth of forty thousand. It hints at Judge freeing him, mentions Gene Tunney writing on Dempsey Louis this week, Louis winning Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year 1939, and odd notes about Bill Klein and a Rice Alumni dinner in Houston.
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Con
Benny
Grandville
Michigan
Gene ‘Tunney
Look
Jack Dempsey
Joe Louis
Louis
Ring Magazine
Pompton Lakes
Bill Klein
Miami Beach
Nelly
Dinner Rice
Houston
Local sports spotlight on quail feeding and golf result
ARTHUR SEABRIGHT appeals to readers to feed the county Bob White to help survive winter. Local sportsman efforts include 500 miles of hunting and feeding hawks and quail, with the game warden urging public aid for future hunting. BAT COFFEY places sixth in the Bing Crosby open golf tournament at Del Mar with a 141 total.
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Arthur Seabright
Prom
Bob White
Ceep
E. E. Cuthbert
Penis
Cuthbert
del Mar
Calif
Bat Coffey
Sam Byrd
Ralph Guldahl
Horton Smith
Lloyd Mangrum
Tony Penna
John Geersten
Wilfred Wehrle
Coffey
Edge
Hornell
N. Y
Minnie Wood stems Minnie Wood chapel
People in the area endure cold weather and sickness. Mr Jack Rutherford recovers from pneumonia. Ray mond and Lawrence Kackley return to school after recovery. Miss Mary Polhamus visits Miss Elsie White. Betsy Joe Perry visits grandparents Mr and Mrs R H White. The Whites visit Opequon Lake Park with James White and Elsie White. Lila Renee born on Tuesday. Joe Perry family visits Perry relatives. J R White hosts a weeklong visit. Julian Williams Jr spends time with family.
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Minnie Wood
Jack Rutherford
Raymond Kackley
Lawrence Kackley
Mary Polhamus
Swimley
Elsie White
Betsy Joe Perry
R. H. White
James White
Betsy Perry
J. R. White
Opequon Lake Park
Calny Lila Renee
Joe Perry
Perry
An . Julian Williams, Jr
Judges Edge Handley In Tight Front Royal Bout
Warren County High School cagers of Front Royal defeated Handley 23 to 20 in a hard fought game. The first half was slow with a 9-5 score, then Front Royal surged in the second half behind McFall and Ohler as the Judges rallied with Patton Zuckerman and Whitham leading the scoring.
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Warren County High School
Front Royal
Handley
Les Young
Warren Mountains
McFall
Ohler
Star Force Tn
Patton
Zuckerman
Whitham
McIntyre
Ritter
Dowe
Pope
Oates
Robinson
Warren
Cory
Rf Ei
Santmyer If
Wines
C Saffell
Skyles
Ballard McPall
Henry Ohler
Jock Sutherland to Coach The Dodgers
Pittsburgh reports Jock Sutherland, 50, former Pitt coach with a 144–14–28 college record, has signed a three year deal to lead the Brooklyn Dodgers of the NFL. He targets Brookyn fans with a winner’s pledge saying he never coached a loser and aims for pro success.
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Pittsburgh
Jock Sutherland
Pitt
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
LaFayette
Libby Carr Anderson Birthday Party Held at White Hall
Mrs Cary Carr Anderson hosted a small birthday gathering for her daughter Libby Carr on Friday January 19 with a few friends present. Mr and Mrs Albert Luttrell visited Martinsburg friends Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lee Combs report their ill son improving in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Miss Nancy Boyles shows improvement after a severe cold. Princess Strother and Robert Lee Jones, soon to wed February 4 at White Hall church, were guests at Liberty Hall Tea Room. Eugene Gearing of Wingr Chester visited C W Lamp Friday.
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White Hall
Cary Carr Anderson
Libby Carr
Smith
Bunker 1
B. F. Strother
Nancy Boyles
Mary Carr Anderson
Liberty Hall
Princess Strother
Robert Lee Jones
Eugene Gearing
Win ‘Ring
Chester
C. W. Lamp
Patty Berg Faces Tough Test in Return to Golf
Patty Berg of Minneapolis returns from a seven month layoff as match play opens at the Biltmore Women's tournament in Coral Gables. Seven players shot par or better in qualifying led by Grace Amory of Palm Beach with an 80, while Betty Jamerson of San Antonio and others posted 81 or 82 as contenders.
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Coral Gables
Fin
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Biltmore
Grace Amory
Palm Beach
Fla
Amory
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Erieaturing
Miss x Mn
Elizabeth Hicks
Long Beach
Calif
H. S. Robbins
Spring Lake
Mich
Miller Leads High Scores In Bowling Meet
Miller rolls 166 in high game and 370 in high single, with Crowl 360 and Sirbaugh 354. Railway Express tops team games 604 and total pinfall 1609, Health Club 1598, Steam Laundry 1660.
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Club
Cemmer Cleaners Laundry
Ene Knit
Friendship
Esso
Schenck
Sunshine
Dr. Pepper
Miller
Railway Express
Crowl
Licklider
Health Club
Pizzano
Cammer Tire
Sirbaugh
Cammer Cleaners
Steam Laundry
Rouss
Rouss Health Club
Great crop damage from cold across southern states
The New York Packer reports that freezing weather last week damaged vegetables as far south as the Rio Grande valley in Texas and deep into Florida. Citrus, beans, tomatoes, peppers and other crops suffer heavy losses while some frost spared others. full extent will take days to determine.
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New York Packer
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Florida
Middle West
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Brownsville
Winter Garden
Rio Grande
Valencia
Packer
Harlingen
Condbeenis Baskian
World of Sport Raises Funds in Polio Drive
A nationwide sports charity drive sees basketball on roller skates in Golden, a Newark game near riot, a wrestling match with a bear in Fort Wayne, and many events across high schools and colleges. The National Council reports 656 benefit events, 494 games, 625 high schools, 213 colleges, and 106 editors supporting the fund.
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New York
Newark
Richmond
Fort Wayne
Ind
National Sports Council
World of
Golden
Cole
Western
Illinois State Teachers’ College
Illinois College of Jacksonville
National Council
Hitler’s Picked Viceroy of Britain Reported in Holland
Reports from Holland say Hitler has chosen Ernst Wilhelm Bohle to govern Britain if Germany wins the war. Bohle, 36, heads the Reichs Auslands organization that maintains contacts with Germans abroad.
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Holland
Hitler
Britain
Germany
Ernst Wilhelm Bohle
Reich
Auslands (Foreign) Organization
Athletics Pick Benny McCoy For 45000 In Record Deal
Benny McCoy agreed to a $45,000 signing bonus and a $10,000 yearly salary for 1940 and 1941 making him the highest paid free agent in baseball history. The move follows Kenesaw Mountain Landis ruling him a free agent after a heated bidding war involving major teams. The article notes the previous record paid to a free agent was $25,000 for Rick Ferrell in 1928. The piece ends with a book recommendation about government services for citizens.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Connie Mack
Earle Mackson
Philadelphia Athletics
Benny McCoy
McCoy
Oma Sapa
Bestia
Esuliia Kenesaw M
Harman Extends Lead In Virginia Basketball Scoring
Richmond Va January 30 Bill Harman Virginia Cavaliers forward widened his state scoring lead by scoring 12 points as Virginia beat Virginia Tech 34 to 25 at Roanoke lifting his season total to 167. He now sits 51 points ahead of runner up Dick Pinck of Washington and Lee.
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Richmond
Bill Harman
University of Virginia
Cavaliers
Virginia Tech
Harman
Dick Pinck
Washington and Lee
Roanoke
Virginia
Maryland
Charlottesville
Greenville
S. C
William and Mary
Furman
Morris Harvey
Emory and Henry
Quint
Charleston
W. Va
University of Richmond
Randolph Macon
McIntire Rites To Be Wednesday
Last rites for Mrs Esther Ann McIntire 76 who died Sunday night at home near Ridge West Virginia will be conducted tomorrow at 11 AM Friends and relatives meet at the residence before proceeding to Greenwood Methodist Church Interment will be in the Greenwood cemetery
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Esther Ann McIntire
Ridge
W. Va
Greenwood Methodist Church
Greenwood
Griffith to Index Marriages for Frederick County
Frederick County supervisors approved hiring R. E. Griffith to index Marriage Book No. 1 covering 1772 to 1854. The project costs $150 excluding a new index volume. Griffith just finished a 50 early will books index for the county.
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Frederick
Spring Crops Delayed With Citrus Losses Estimated High
Early spring plans give way to weather damage estimates with 50 to 60 percent of citrus fruit likely ruined. Some groves used smudge pots for protection but availability was limited. Recent light rains froze into a thin ice layer on trees, seen as mostly beneficial, with minor expected tree damage. After a few warm days, researchers will refine damage estimates.
Mr Smallwood Funeral Today
Funeral services for John Pranklin Smallwood 83 retired Clarke county farmer who died this afternoon at his daughter Lula M Shackleford Berryville were held at 2 o clock from Mrs Shackleford home and burial followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery
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John Pranklin Smallwood
Clarke County
Lula M. Shackleford
Berryville
Boyce Five Triumphs In FFA Tournament Finale
Boyce High School agriculture team defeated Handley’s farm team 30 to 13 in the Northern Triangle Federation FFA finale Saturday night. Dev ma and Diggs led with nine and close support from Royston Weaver Loy and others. Box score lists Royston Weaver Diggs Loy for Boyce and Bailey Sale Rowe Cline along with Smith and Connell for Handley.
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Boyce High School Agriculture Department
Handley
Northern Triangle Federation F. F
Clarke Eagers
Little Diff
Winchester Fuime Eyobe
Churchill Diggs
Royston
Weaver
Devma
Ant Loy
Baily
Sale
Farm Boys
Rowe
Boyce
Ogre Devers
Foney
Diggs
Loy
C. Smith
Bailey
T Bos Rowe
Cline
R. Smith
A o’Connell
Florida crops wiped out by January freeze
USDA marketing news service reports severe Florida damage from a January 28 freeze. Temperatures fell to 17 to 25 degrees in north central south Florida, killing peppers beans and lower east coast crops. Tomatoes in Dade County frozen to ground, cabbage celery lettuce and escarole damaged, strawberry blooms destroyed, citrus heavy losses in lowlands. Snap beans and tomatoes to be replanted. tomato plants scarce.
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United States Department of Agriculture Marketing News Service
Florida
Agricultural Marketing Service
Dade County
Permission For Rites Granted For Clergy Marriage
An order by Judge Kimo Williams grants Rev. Chester Burl Smith permission to perform matrimony rites. The ruling confirms Smith’s evidence and good standing in the Methodist Church.
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Chester Burl Smith
Kimo Williams
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