Charity Games Spread Across Regions In Intercollegiate Week
Intercollegiate football raises funds with a dozen charity games and a Round Robin at New Haven featuring Yale Dartmouth Holy Cross Brown. Tennessee vs NYU at Yankee Stadium and Carnegie Tech versus Duquesne at Pittsburgh highlight an expanded schedule.
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Baseball Powers Busily Planning To Trade Players
West Baden Indiana December 1 report says major and minor league clubs gear up for 1932 baseball campaigns. Cubs chase Grimes Brandt and Klein for 1932 while Ed Brandt and White Klein are linked to Chicago. Week promises an important Cubs announcement as Sox schedule spring training without ex games. Minor leaguers hold routine meetings.
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Mexican and Canadian boxers clash for California title
In Los Angeles on December 1 Bobby Pancho from Yuma Arizona will defend the Mexican light weight crown against Hector McDonald, the claimant to the Canadian 135 pound title, in a ten round bout at the Olympic Auditorium. Pancho is favored to win.
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Tournament Will Decide Champion Light Heavyweight
Twenty two light heavyweights sign up for the National Boxing Association tournament to crown a new champion after Maxie Ropenbloom loses the title. Signers include Umberto Curri from Argentina, Tait Littman from Wisconsin, Abie Bain of Newark, Rosy Rosales of Cleveland, Bob Olin of New York, and Willie Oster of Boston. Opening round in Chicago Stadium set for December 11 with four bouts.
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Cleveland
Bob Olin
New York
Willie Oster
Boston
Boxing Roundup From Across North America
New York fighter Kid Chocolate knocked out Maxie Lerner in New York. Joe Barbara defeated Mel Aragon by points in New York. Billy Townsend stopped Henry Perlick in Vancouver. Jackie Pilkington beat Benny Bass in Philadelphia. Jack Portnoy defeated Mike Sarko in New York. Billy Jones beat Tony Scucco in Boston. Al Fore fought in Nottingham England.
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Benny Bass
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Agua Caliente Handicap Draws International Field
Nominations close tonight for the Agua Caliente handicap a $100 000 race set for March 20 at Agua Caliente Jockey Club Phar Lap the Australian star and Marine the Canadian great are among early nominees more than fifty Americans including Dr Freeland Vanderpool Alexander Pantages and Plucky Play feature the list in a cosmopolitan entry scene.
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Princeton Editor Seeks New Grid Tactics System
The Daily Princetonian calls for a full revision of Princeton football coaching after a season of one win and seven losses. The editorial blames the athletic board and Alumni football committee for the poor showing and questions Al Whittmer's autonomy in staff choices.
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Boxing Wrapup: Sad Man and Jadich Stopshots Featured
In a brief boxing roundup, Sad Man from Montreal halted Joe Sad Man in England while Johnny Jadich from Pittsburgh and Tony Herrera from Chicago earned wins for Philadelphia, with scores shown in parentheses.
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Philadelphia
Amateur Boxing Bouts Continue in San Francisco
Thirty four amateur boxers remain in the Golden Gloves tournament for the San Francisco city championship after opening night bouts. Semi finals and finals are set for next Monday. George Wilson upset Eddie Hayden at 126 pounds, while Bradley Buckner of the University of San Francisco defeated Jack Crowley, former Pacific association 160 pound titlist. Proceeds benefit the Examiner Christmas fund.
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Eddie Hayden
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University of
Jack Crowley
Brooklyn violinist sets new pocket billiards record in opener
In Philadelphia, Onofrio Lauri from Brooklyn ran 85 in the opening session of the world pocket billiard championship. He defeated Spencer Livsey of Los Angeles 125 to 28, joining defending champion Hr win Rudolph of Cleveland in victory. George Kelly of Philadelphia lost to Rudolph 125 to 38 in 16 innings.
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Onofrio Lauri
Spencer Livsey
Los Angeles
Hrwin Rudolph
Cleveland
George Kelly
Rudolph
Yale star Albie Booth enters sanatorium for pleurisy
NEW HAVEN Conn Dec 1 Albie Booth Yale football leader to rest at a sanatorium after being taken to the college infirmary last week The health department described his illness as pleurisy with effusion and said his brilliant career is unfinished with the three sport star expected to recover for future competition
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USC Trojans Set For Washington Clash At Olympic Stadium
USC announced the Trojans will be at full strength for the Saturday game against Washington at the Olympic Stadium though captains Stan Williamson and Raymond Brown did not report for practice last night.
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Maryland tracks raise funds for jobless total 125000
Bowie contributions from Maryland's four race tracks reached 125000 for the unemployed. A final charity day in Bowie yesterday added about 28000 to the fund despite attendance under 8000.
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Sim Companies Incorporation Filed in Arizona
Sim Companies Inc builders of Hoover Dam filed articles of incorporation with the Arizona Corporation Commission to qualify to do business in the state. Six Companies is a Delaware corporation. 7,000 spectators last night included Governor James Rolph Jr and Mayor Angelo Rossi of San Francisco.
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Registration of Unemployed In Winslow Navajo County
The Winslow chamber of commerce urges all unemployed residents to register with the unemployment committee. Registration runs 9 to 10 in the morning to minimize secretary’s duties. No jobs are offered now. the list aims to aid future employment calls and aligns with Hoover’s commission nationwide.
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Pro Wrestling Results and City Permit Action
In Camden Sonnenberg beat Ganson by fall in one fall. In Scranton Steele defeated Viewicz by 35 02. Davis toppled Maxos in 22 17. Kotsonaros defeated Jones in 30. Marshall and Coleman drew no contest after police halted their bout in Kansas City. Phoenix approves a permit for a service station at Central and Van Buren.
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Three American warriors retired from active service
Washington dispatch reports Major General Hanson Ely, Major General Fred W. Slade, and Rear Admiral Thomas Rickett Magruder are retired at age 64. The trio ends active duty to pursue golf and personal interests, marking the end of long military careers.
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Bus Lines Replace 1200 Miles of Georgia Rail Trackage
Georgia officials report 1200 miles of motor bus lines substituted for 588 miles of railroad trackage abandoned in the state. Public service commissioner James A. Perry valued the abandoned railroads at 20 000 dollars per mile, totaling about 11 750 000 dollars. Forty four railroads and eighty five bus lines are operating in Georgia this year.
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Georgia
James A. Perry
Public Service Commission
Topeka Slow Collections End College Date Business
Topeka Kansas December 1 report notes slow collections ending a college date business led by Joseph Sumner and Quintis with limited readable details from the dispatch.
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Kansas
Joseph Sumner
Quintis
Fifth New Jersey district elects concrete Man in Hoover era
Elizabeth, N J December 1 The fifth New Jersey congressional district Morris and Union counties chooses a successor to the late Rep Ernest R Ackerman Republican with a campaign framed as support or repudiation of President Hoover Donald H McLean Republican campaigns to back Hoover policies while Percy H Stewart Democratic rival seeks victory as a rebuke to Hoover The result carries national attention and could widen Democrats House margin
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Morris
Union Counties
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Ernest R.ackerman
House of Representatives
Donald H. McLean
Percy H. Stewart
Tucson Evangelist Church Permitted to Erect New Edifice
The Evangelist Church in Tucson received a permit to construct a new building at 192 South Main Street. Officials granted approval for the erection of the church facility, enabling further development on the site.
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College student runs dating bureau to collection troubles
A Wash burn College student started a dating bureau at the school year’s start charging a dime per engagement. The business boomed for a time but he now says he cannot collect from his clients.
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