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Winslow Daily Mail

Location

Winslow, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1930

Page

2

Army Navy game tickets near one million in sales

New York Dec 9 AP Ticket sales for the Army Navy game at Yankee Stadium topped 600000 with hopes of surpassing 1 million. 17000 of 80000 seats remained, and organizers expect them to sell in two days. Navy’s upset of Penn State boosted confidence for a close, high stakes contest.

Inew York Army Navy Yankee Stadium Grover Whalen Pennsylvania Philadelphia Midshipmen Notre Dame Duke Ohio State Southern Methodist Penn Quakers Gagnon Kim Hurley West Point Rockne

Army Chief Faces Rebuilding Cadets After Notre Dame Peak

Major Ralph I. Sasse, Army head coach, says the squad peaked against Notre Dame and needs rebuilding to avoid staleness after a three day break. Several players including Sebastian Armstrong Malloy Tice Hillsinger Summer Carlmark Stecker Frentzel are nursing injuries ahead of the Navy game.

West Point N. Y Ralph I. Sasse Army Notre Dame Navy Sebastian Armstrong Malloy Tice Hillsinger Summerfelt Carlmark Stecker Frentzel

Navy sees crest of hope before Army clash in New York

Annapolis reports quiet optimism as Navy prepares for the Army game after a decisive win over Penn boosts morale. Injuries hindered early season, but the squad emerged in strong shape with stars Johnny Gagnon back and Tom Hurley quickly gaining form under Coach Bill Ingram.

Annapolis Navy Midshipmen Army New York Penn Bill’ Ingram Johnny Gagnon Tom Hurley

Tucson Annex To U S Veterans Hospital In Spring

A $280000 annex is planned for the U S Veterans Hospital in Tucson with construction starting in spring. Building permits for October in Tucson totaled $137,989 across projects.

Tucson U. S. Veterans’ Hospital

Army versus Navy charity broadcast set for December 13

The Army-Navy football game will be broadcast nationwide from Yankee Stadium in New York City with NBC and other networks carrying the event. Graham McNamee and Bill Munday headline the commentary along with Ted Husing and Ford Frick. Funds go to the Salvation Army, with tickets priced from one to fifty dollars and a projected crowd of up to 80,000.

Army Navy Yankee Stadium New York City Graham McNamee NBC National Broadcasting Company Bill Munday Ted Husing Columbia Broadcasting System Columbia Ford Frick WOR Salvation Army Philco Radios

Draft To Come Up Again Tomorrow

Major league club owners spent the first day of the annual midwinter meetings in high power discussion. A nine man draft committee from the class AA leagues will confer with a combined National and American league group at the Hotel Roosevelt tomorrow morning. Negotiations stalled yesterday when a quorum could not be gathered. The majors have cut off business with the non draft leagues until they accept the draft.

New York Hotel Roosevelt

Queen of Arctic Beauties Chosen

Enopsiak a 24 year old Eskimogut reigns as queen of Arctic beauty Selected by Andrew Brown at Baker Lake Chesterfield Inlet trading post north of Winnipeg A mirror prize goes to Bnocsiak called Shining Star Tucson bids open for pavement on Park Avenue from Speedway to Cranchman Street

Winnipeg Man Arctic Andrew Brown Baker Lake Chesterfield Inlet Here Arctic Circle Tucson Park Avenue Speedway Cranchman

Notre Dame Ditches Famed Field Trophy for New Series

Notre Dame's three Dickinson rating championships win the first Jack F. Rissman trophy but a new series will crown another. The Irish gained permanent possession of the trophy by top Dickinson ratings in 1924 1929 and 1930. Rissman via Dr. Dickinson promises a fresh trophy for a new series starting next fall. Philadelphia Penns editorial notes avoid releasing news on Penn football situation.

Chicago Notre Dame Jack F. Rissman Ginder Frank G. Dickinson Rissman Dickinson

Players did not train with coaching staff this year

The report notes that several players avoided collaboration with the coaching staff and did not train this season, reflecting tensions within the team and a lack of interaction with trainers and officials.

Con O Keltey to headline card replacing Risko in Philly bout

Con O Keltey the Irish slugger will face Al Friedman in the main bout next Monday night in Philadelphia. Johnny Risko of Cleveland is scratched due to an injured hand, according to Friedman’s manager Al Lippe.

Philadelphia Con O’keltey al Friedman Johnny Risko Cleveland al Lippe Friedman Lippe Risko

Phoenix Cornerstone to spend 20000 on church community house

Phoenix Cornerstone plans a 20 000 dollar contribution to the Phoenix Hellenic Orthodox Church community house on East Virginia Avenue. The Phoenix Gun Club leased a 20 acre tract at Phoenix Sky Harbor and will erect a clubhouse.

Phoenix — Cornerstone Tor Phoenix Hellenic ‘Orthodox Church Community East Virginia Avenue Phoenix Gun_ Club Phoenix Sky Harbor

Shotton Pleased With Lineup Of 1931 Phillies

Burt Shotton manager of the Philadelphia Nationals says he is pleased with recent deals sending players to other clubs and expects the 1931 Phillies to be practically rebuilt. He cites Bartell Whitney Klein and pitching staff as key parts and denies rumors the team is for sale after William F. Baker’s death.

Philadelphia Burt Shotton Philadelphia Nationals Phillies New York Shotton Bartell Hurst Sherlock Marlin Little Rock Barney Friberg Keystone Whitney Chuck Klein Koster Lee Elliot Dudley William F. Baker Gerry Nugent Baker Nugent

Tucson Gas and Electric Plans $500000 Expansion

Tucson Gas and Electric Light and Power Co. announced a half million dollar expansion program to extend service and upgrade facilities in its service area.

Tucson Tucson Gas, Electric Light and Power Co

Notre Dame Stars of Old Prepare for Charity Tilt

Old time Notre Dame football stars began arriving for a charity game in New York against the Giants. Twenty players were on hand with a dozen more to arrive. None of this year's Irish will play. Horsesman backfield alums Elmer Layden and Harry Stuhldreher arrived, with Don Miller and Jimmy Crowley expected.

Notre Dame Stars OF South Bend Ind Notre Dame New York New York Giants Elmer Layden Harry Stuhldreher Don Miller Jimmy Crowley

Northwestern, Illinois, Notre Dame win openers in early hoops

Northwestern crushed Bradley 36 to 23 and Illinois beat DePauw 27 to 15. Notre Dame defeated Kalamazoo College 26 to 15 while Iowa fell 26 to 14 to St Louis University in a fast moving opener.

Chicago Northwestern Ilinois Notre Dame Iowa Bradley College Illinois de Pauw Kalamazoo Mich

Yale officials barred from radio and press comments

Yale has forbidden athletic officials from speaking on the radio or writing in the public press. The ruling, adopted November 24 by the board of athletic control, replaces an earlier rule restricting officials from discussing Yale events publicly. The association denied it targets Tad Jones and said the policy applies to all officials.

New Haven Conn Yale Board of Athletic Centre Yale Athletic Association Tad Jones

Northern Arizona State College Library Dedication Set

The dedication of the library and administration building at Northern Arizona State Teachers College in Flagstaff will take place December 14. A. M. Crawford, legislative examiner, said the $130000 building was funded by state appropriation and will feature a dedicatory address by Crawford.

Phoenix Ariz Northern Arizona State, Teachers College Flagstaff A. M. Crawford Crawford

Noted French tragedienne Julienne Roch dies in Paris suburb

Julienne Madeline Roch a leading French tragedienne dies in Maryleroi Paris suburb at age 45 after a brief illness. One of her last requests was to be buried in the costume of Camille.

Paris Julienne Madeline Roch France Maryleroi Camille

Jones Supports New Rule Change

Jones favored the proposed rule change, indicating support for revisions to current guidelines.

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Hope Gate Stars of Graham. Macnamee National. Broadcasting Co Ted Husing Charles Humber Bnocsiak Shining Star Winslow Chicago Club Arcadia Hall Lloyd’s Orchestra The University of Pennsylvania Sail America Navajo Flying School Bob Crooks Pilot Dept. of Commerce Conoco Bazell 2Nd St Bazell Motor Co Winslow, Arizona Winslow Lodge No. 15 Jones Okatka Co. Redke Sental ‘Mpany
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