Navy Navy Army clash set for charity showdown at Yankee Stadium
Navy faces Army in the annual service academy rivalry at Yankee Stadium on Saturday. Army holds a 5-2-2 edge in the last seven meetings since 1922, but Navy seeks a landmark upset after turning back Penn. Both teams enter with mixed seasons as the long tradition of tight battles continues.
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Trades Hold Most Interest In Major League Conference
Club owners and league representatives met in Chicago for their annual sessions focusing on sales or trades rather than routine matters. The Cubs and White Sox eyed player moves with Hack Wilson at center of attention as other NL clubs weighed waivers and potential deals amid ongoing broadcasting and baseball standards talks.
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Status of Wrestling Matches With Numerous Draws
The report lists multiple matchups with several draws including Jim Londos of Greece versus George Calza of Italy at 44 51, Dick Shikat of Philadelphia against Vladimir Martinoff of Russia in 2 14, and others like Sam Stein of Newark versus Herb Freeman of New York.
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Oklahoma
Ivan Vernyhova
Jim McMillen
Chicago
Matros Kirilenko
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Renato Gardini
John Maxos
Sandor Szabo
Hungary
Sam Stein
Newark
Herb Freeman
Oliver Named Captain of Cal Los Angeles Football Team
Homer Oliver center has been elected captain of the 1932 California Los Angeles Bruins football team. He has held the pivot position for two years on the first string eleven. Oliver is from Covina.
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Golfers Tee Off In Open Tourney At San Francisco
Leading professionals and top amateurs gather in San Francisco for the opening 18 of the 36 hole qualifying for the second annual $7,500 Open Match Play Championship. Notables include Billie Burke Tom Creavy Walter Hagen and Horton Smith with three Japanese pros joining for first time.
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Charity Games to Boost Funds at New York Stadium
In New York on December 8 a charity tournament involving Penn Cornell Princeton and Columbia will be held at Yankee Stadium to raise about 50000 in addition to the half million dollars already earned for the unemployed. A prior Yale Bowl event drew 30000 and brought in 46000 for charity.
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Boxing Card Results From New York Chicago and More
New York Jimmy McNamara outpointed Phil Rafferty and Eddie Wolf outpointed Billy McMahon in New York bouts. Al White defeated Al Minnahan in Ireland. Frankie Battaglie beat Bud Saltis in Winnipeg while Costas Vassis stopped Jud Judkins in Greece. Phil Ross beat Patsy Pollock in Chicago. Mike O Down knocked out Louis Sanders in Wheeling with Frank Fabino and Tony Datolio drawing. Battling Gizzy outpointed Sammy Dorfman in Do nora. Hymie Wiseman defeated Billy Shaw in Des Moines.
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De Emphasizing Blamed For Football Injuries
New York December 8John V Meehan NYU president of the American Football Coaches Association says de emphasizing the game contributes to 40 football deaths this year Elimination or late starts of spring practice reduce preparation and increase accidents He calls for more care and emphasis in training for boys facing the rugged sport.
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John V
Chick) Meehan
New York University
American Football Coaches’ Association
Gainesville Tax Abolition Spurs Second Year Habit
Gainesville Alabama residents number 329 as they again avoid paying taxes for a second consecutive year, highlighting unusual local tax relief amid ongoing civic chatter.
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Newspaper Decision Draws From Midwest Bout List
In Duluth Minnesota Prince Saunders of Chicago defeated Charlie Crocker of Iron Mountain Michigan over six rounds. In Louisville Kentucky Bill Thomas stopped Billy Meier of Indianapolis in two rounds.
Paddock Plans Comeback On Indoor Track
Charles Paddock, once world record holder in 300 yards and less, trains for an indoor comeback. He eyes events from New York to Boston and Chicago to Kansas City, aiming for the 1932 Olympic Games. Coach Boyd Comstock notes Paddock’s strong start and finish drive, with LAAC considering an eastward meet schedule after the new year. Mayor Norwood reports a tax holiday with a cash balance and no debts.
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Boyd Comstock
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P. M. Norwood
Record of Low Scoring Football Season
A 1931 Associated Press tally shows 156 teams played 1,874 games, scoring 19,454 points for an average of 124.7 per team and 14.16 per game, down from 137 and 16 the previous year. A speaker criticizes modern journalism for business ties but praises independent reporting and education in journalism schools.
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Bulldogs Deepen Pasadena Stop As Georgia Arrives
Los Angeles reports that Tom Mallory is out with injury and may miss the Saturday clash with Georgia. Coach Howard Jones assigns duties to Uchiny Baker and Jim Musick as replacements. Georgia Bulldogs, 36 players, head to Pasadena for headquarters.
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Tom Mallory
University of Georgia
Howard Jones
Uchiny Baker
Jim Musick
Mallory
University of Washington
Gordon Clark
Georgian Bulldogs
Pasadena
Tucson Publisher Urges Students To Build Foundations
William R. Mathews editor of the Arizona Daily Star spoke to the University of Arizona faculty and students urging them to focus on foundational journalism. He praised today’s press as reliable and sound, contrasted with past party organs and personal journalism, and urged a higher standard for the profession.
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Helen Keller Sees Empire State From Unique View
New York figure Helen Keller, renowned blind educator, discusses her perspective on the city’s height. She says others see the view you must see, while she relies on imagination, feeling suspended above the metropolis.
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Classified ads drive responses in daily mail
Local readers respond to daily mail classified ads with swift inquiries and sales. Vendors report quick replies and several cash transactions as buyers follow up on offered goods and services.
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