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| World Series Champions: |
St. Louis Cardinals |
| NFL Champions: |
New York Giants |
| Stanley Cup Champs: |
Chicago Black Hawks |
| U.S. Open Golf |
Olin Dutra |
| U.S. Tennis: (Men/Ladies) |
Fred Perry/ Helen H. Jacobs |
| Wimbledon (Men/Women): |
Fred Perry/Dorothy Round |
| NCAA Football Champions: |
Minnesota |
| Kentucky Derby: |
Cavalcade |
| World Cup (Soccer): |
Italy |
| Sports Hero: |
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| The Hotties: |
Jean Harlow, Hedy Lamarr, Greta Garbo, Betty Grable,
Joan Blondell |
| The Heartthrob(s): |
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| "The Quote" |
"Take my wife, please" - Henny Youngman |
| Miss America: |
none |
| The Scandal: |
A sad realization came to six year old Shirley Temple
when a department store Santa asked her for her autograph.
Master Criminal Deaths: Baby Face Nelson
(police shoot-out), Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker (police ambush) |
| Nerd News: |
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| The Habit: |
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| 1st appearances & 1934's Most Popular Christmas gifts,
toys and presents: |
Sorry!, Radio Flyer* 'Streak Lite' wagon with horn and
lights |
| Best Film Oscar Winner: |
It Happened One Night - This was the first film to win the Oscar
"grand slam" (Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Actress,
Best Director and Screenplay).
Since Clark was so goshdarnsexy while not wearing a t-shirt, all
the cool cats and hip fellas stopped wearing them too. T-Shirt sales
plummeted! |
*Radio Flyers first appeared in 1913
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