Keams Canyon Meet Blue Devils In Tonight's Game
Winslow Blue Devils, undefeated this season, face Keams Canyon Indian Agency at the Washington school auditorium. Coach Frank Christensen plans to start the second string after last week’s 62 to 25 win over Leupp. Tonight’s schedule includes a Redskins second-string clash and a 7 30 p.m. start.
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Winslow Blue Devils
Keams Canyon Indian Agency
Washington School Auditorum
Blue Devils
Frank Christensen
Leupp
Blue Devil
Winslow Redskins
Redskins
Bulldogs
Junior Tennis Opens in Baltimore Jubilee Event
Seeded players chosen for the junior and boys divisions of the United States Lawn Tennis Association jubilee tournament. Six seeds in juniors for under 15 and four seeds in boys for under 18, with the event running from today through New Year’s. Thirty-one of 46 junior entrants and 21 of 40 boys entrants travel from outside Baltimore.
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Baltimore
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Army Announces 1932 Football Schedule Highlighting Notre Dame Game
West Point releases nine game slate for 1932 with opponents Furman Carleton Pittsburg Yale William and Mary Harvard North Dakota State West Virginia Wesleyan and Notre Dame at Yankee Stadium on Nov 25. Climax clash against Notre Dame set for Nov 26 at New York’s Yankee Stadium.
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N. Y
Army
South
East
Middlewest
Philip B. Fleming
Notre Dame
Yankee Stadium
New York
Navy
Furman
University
South Carolina
Carleton College
Minnesota
University of Pittsburgh
Yale
New Haven
William and Mary
Harvard
Cambridge
North Dakota State
Veterans Toasted as Longtime First Methodist Stewards
Valdosta Georgia Robert Black and W H Potter marked 46 and 45 years respectively as stewards at First Methodist Church. Both men have served the church in a continuous capacity, reflecting long standing dedication to the congregation and community.
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Valdosta, Ga
Robert Black
W. H. Potter
First Methodist Church
White Sox Named Mystery Team for 1932 Race
The Chicago White Sox undergo a total organizational overhaul under J. Louis Comiskey after a poor 1931 season. Major trades bring in Minter Hayes, Irving Hadley, Sad Jones, and Milt Gaston while Bob Weiland moves to Boston. Lew Fonseca plans to convert Smead Jolley to catcher and trims spring exhibitions to minor-league games. Key pitchers Teddy Lyons and Al Thomas are watched for arm strength.
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Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
Chicago
White Sox
Charles A. Comiskey
J. Louis Comiskey
Comiskey
Winter Mart
Carl Reynolds
Johnny Kerr
Washington
Minter Hayes
Irving Hadley
Sem
Smead Jolley
Lyons
Thomas
Fonseca
Dudley and Farrell Lead 1931 P G A Golf Scoring
Ed Dudley and Johnny Farrell posted the lowest scoring averages in 1931 PGA statistics. Dudley averaged 71.39 strokes over 30 matches, following with Farrell at 71.8. Dudley won the Los Angeles and Western Opens.
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Chicago
Ed Dudley
Johnny Farrell
Professional Golfers’ Association of America
Dudley
Los Angeles
Farrell
Four Thousand Carloads of Lettuce to Harvest in Arizona
Plan calls for four thousand carloads of lettuce to be harvested this winter in warm Arizona regions, providing employment for about twenty five hundred workers.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Culbertson Sets Christmas Day Bridge Test Schedule
New York December 26 report says Ely Culbertson agreed to an afternoon bridge session to continue a test of rival bidding systems. Three bachelors planned to join, while Mrs Culbertson vetoed a Saturday night game. Sid Lenz Oswald Jacoby and Theodore Lightner participate with a Jan finish deadline.
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New York
Ely Culbertson
Joyce Culbertson
Culbertson
Hafey Wins National League Batting Title in Tight Finish
New York December 26 Chick Hafey of the St. Louis Cardinals clinched the National League batting crown with a .3489 average, narrowly beating Terry of the New York Giants and Jim Bottomley of the Cardinals who followed closely. Chuck Klein and Frank O'Doul trailed as other top hitters amid a lengthy season with several players listed and varied percentages.
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New York
Chick Hafey
St. Louis’ Cardinals
Hafey
Big Terry
New York Giants
Jim Bottomley
Cardinals
Terry
Bottomley
Clarence Childs
Cleveland Nationals
Dan Brouthers
Brooklyn
Ambassador Edge Raris Leaves for Fontitomeu for New Year
United States Ambassador Edge Raris and his family depart today to Fontitomeu to spend the New Year, signaling a diplomatic quiet season.
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Edge
Raris
United ‘States
Fontitomeu
Tulane and Trojans Enter Rose Bowl Practice Week
USC Trojans and Tulane Green Wave prepare for the Rose Bowl with full squads readied for final workouts in Pasadena. Coach Howard Jones and Ernie Pinkett discuss new plays as Bernie Bierman hopes for an upset, while players enjoy Hollywood outings before the game.
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Howard Jones
Troy
Greenies
New Orleans
Trojan
Ernie Pinckett
Tulane Prepares for Rose Bowl Clash With USC
Tulane’s Green Wave reached the final week of Rose Bowl prep in Pasadena on December 26. Secret practice and sightseeing were on the schedule as the team readies for the January 1 showdown with the University of Southern California.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Trojans
Tulane
Pasadena
Southern California
Greenies
Hollywood
Movieland
Culver City
Calif
Tournament Park
Associated Press
South
Florida opens first legalized horse racing at Tropical Park
Coral Gables Fla December 26 seven event program inaugurates Florida's first legalized racing at Frank J Bruen Tropical Park entry lists show the 2000 purse inaugural handicap and five other races dozens of thoroughbreds groomed to race Bruen expects horses from Hialeah Park though racing does not open until January 14.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Florida
Frank J. Bruen
Tropical Park
Hillsborough County
Bruen
Hileah Park
Leupp Forfeits Game To Redskins
Leupp Indian Agency basketball team failed to show up 30 minutes after the scheduled start at Washington School auditorium, resulting in a 2 0 forfeit in favor of the Redskins. The Redskins set to face Winslow Blue Devils Monday December 28, with a later date planned for Leupp.
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Leupp Indian Agency
Winslow Redskins
Washington School
Redskins
Winslow Blue Devils
Leupp
Ernest Yasteya
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