Arizona 2012 basketball schedule finalized with New Mexico Aggies
Graduate Manager A M Slonaker announces Arizona 2012 basketball schedule is completed with New Mexico Aggies joining in Tucson for Feb 6 and 7. Remaining open date. Opponents include Occidental in Tucson Jan 9 and 10 Tempe State Teachers in Tucson Jan 23 and 24 Tempe Feb 2 and 3 Northern Arizona State Teachers in Flagstaff Feb 13 and 14 tentative New Mexico University in Tucson Feb 20 and 21 Gila College seeking Jan 16 and 17 games.
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Oy Pucson
Ariz
A. ‘Il. Slonaker
University of
Ari
New ‘Mexico Aggies
Tucson
Occidental
Tempe
Tucsotes
New Mexico Aggies
Northern Arizona
Flagstaff
New Mexico University
Jucson
Gila College
Major and Minor Leagues Near Peace Settlement
Montreal Dec. 5 AP Major league and minor league baseball factions moved toward a settlement as the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues closed its annual convention. A joint meeting in New York is expected to shape the draft terms. A three-league committee was appointed to negotiate with the majors. The minors seek a draft price acceptable to both sides. Amendments include a clause barring players from professional boxing or wrestling.
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Associated Press
Montreal
National Association of ‘Professional Baseball
Teagues
New York
International Pacific Coast and American,association
Rivalries Renewed On Southern Grid
ATLANTA December 5 AP Two southern football rivalries resume tomorrow with Georgia vs Georgia Tech in Atlanta dating to 1893 and Florida vs Tennessee in Jacksonville. Georgia is favored. Florida seeks revenge after last meeting in 1928 when Tennessee edged Florida by a single point.
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Atlanta
Dixie
Georgia-Gseorgia Tech
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Jacksonville
Gators
Violent Disturbance Outside Judicial Court in Karachi
A mob of about 2000 Congress supporters clashed outside the judicial commission's court in Karachi injuring several people. Police charged the crowd as the disturbance erupted near the courthouse.
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Karachi
Ndia
Congress Party
judicial _ commission
Four gun salutes mark end of college football season
In New York four gun salutes will honor the close of the 1930 football season with Colgate and NYU in a benefit game. Carnegie Tech, Washington and Jefferson, Navy versus Pennsylvania, and Western Maryland versus Maryland headline action while injuries afflict Navy and Penn ahead of key clashes. In San Francisco, 34 of 163 entrants advance in the $7,500 national open golf championship to the quarterfinals.
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New York
Army-Navy
Colgate
New York University
Carnegie Tech
Washington
Jefferson
Navy
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Western Maryland
Maryland
Baltimore
Penn
San Francisco
Rockne and Ramblers Head to Los Angeles
The Notre Dame team led by Knute Rockne travels by train toward Los Angeles for a game with Southern California. The team stopped at Saddle, 50 miles west of Phoenix, after leaving Tucson at 3:15 a m mountain time and passing through Phoenix at 6:15 a m.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Knute Rockne
Los Angeles
Notre Dame
All-Pacific Coast Eleven Named by Coast Writers
Washington State and Southern California supply seven stars to the All Pacific Coast eleven chosen by 389 voters including sport writers coaches and officials. Mel Hein of Washington State centers leads with near unanimous support, Ernie Finckert of USC at halfback stands out, John Baker and Garrett Arbelbide also receive votes. John Witzmiller of Oregon named at halfback, Elmer Schwartz of California at fullback, Marshal Duffield of USC at quarterback, Ed Edwards of Washington State and Paul Schwegler of Washington win tackle spots, Garrett Arbelbride and Harry Edding as ends, Ted Beckett of California and Baker of USC as guards.
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San Francisco
Washington State
Southern California
Associated Press
Lafdni
Mel Hein
Ernie ‘Finckert
Moleskin Warrior
John Baker
Garrett Arbelbide
Pine Irert
Oregon
John Witzmiller
Elmer Schwartz
Marshal Duffield
Orv Mohler
Garrett Arbelbride
Harry Ebding
St. Mary's
Glenn “Edwards
Pau] Schwegler
Washington
Ted Beckett
California
Baker
U.S.C
National Farm Women Conference Opens in Boston
The first National Farm Women's conference opened in Boston as a prelude to the 12th annual American Farm Bureau convention.
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Boston
Farm Women’s
American Farm Bureau
Local playoff set to crown final qualifying entry
Vic Owen of San Pedro Ed Gay er of Chicago and Hutt Martin of Reno prepared to start the day in a playoff for the last available spot in the thirty two man qualifying list. Governor Young's boxing and wrestling committee prepared to close a two day inquiry into ring aid while Chicago bookmakers eyed Notre Dame versus Southern California odds at ten to eight. Strangler Lewis, former champion, featured in Vancouver.
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Vic Owen
San Pedro
Ed Gayer
Chicago
Hutt Martin
Reno
Los Angeles
C. C. Young
Trojans VAD Friends Battle Nears Notre Dame vs USC Clash
Notre Dame's rugged squad nears Los Angeles to face USC as Jones' Trojans retreat to a Pasadena hotel. Bert Metzger, Ralph Wilcox, and Larry Mullins mix with top backs for a clash shaped by Rockne’s strategy and Jones power. Attendance hinges on weather with a sellout expected.
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Brian Bell
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Notre ‘Dame
University of ‘Southern ‘California
Knute Rodkne
Indiana
Tucson
Ariz
Howard Jones
Trojans
Pasadena
Jones
Notre Dame Wonder
Troy
Notre Dame
California
Rockne
Capital
Gailbirds
Métzér
Larry Mullins
South
Trojan
Ralph Wilcox
Southern California
Grasslands Downs to Host first U S Steeplechase
Grasslands Downs prepares for the Grasslands International Steeplechase with about 15 horses from America and Europe competing tomorrow on a four and a half mile course. The event mirrors the Grand National at Aintree with 12,000 spectators expected and prizes totaling nearly $10,000 including a gold cup donated by King Alfonso of Spain.
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Grasslands Downs
Tenn
Aintree
Liverpool
England
John Gourlay
Grasslands
America
Europe
Alfonso
Spain
World heavyweight champion and Dr Karl Sarpolis draw in Cleveland
The world's heavyweight wrestling champion and Dr Karl Sarpolis of Cleveland wrestled to a draw in the main event. Each won one fall, but in the final rounds Lewis was on the defensive.
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Karl Sarpolis
Cleveland
Lewis
Macaroni Mousse Featured as Winter Dinner Option
A fragment notes Macaroni Mousse as an excellent dinner when meat is not desired and a tasty luncheon dish. It also references a 2 1-4 pound box of Fancy Chocolate Cookies and mentions winter diet considerations and school meals in a garbled, period-tinged advertisement style.
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Awench
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Shane) Collins
Boston’ Red Sox
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South Benders
Stephen
Eddai
Brookfield
Happyvale
Prunes
Libby
Hillsdale Brand
Libby’s
Delmonte
Pimiento
Safeway
Bu‘reau
Julia Lee
Safeway Homemakers” Bureau
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Calif
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