Earl of Derby Visits United States for Derby Ties
The Earl of Derby, seventeenth Earl, travels to the United States to renew acquaintances with Ameritas and attends social events in New York and Washington. He plans tours Kentucky breeding establishments and will witness the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs as part of his visit.
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earl of Derpy
United States
Ameritas
New York
Washington
Kentucky
Churchill Downs
Hitler of Notre Dame Sprint Run Highlights Elite Speed
A Notre Dame star nicknamed theHitler of Notre Dame rushed 97 yards for a sensational interception return from his own 3 yard line in a Notre Dame Army game. His unimpeded straightaway speed carried him past tacklers, illustrating how rare it is for a back to run a full field in football.
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Hitler
Notre Dame
Elder
keen
Point Adjusting Made Easy With Car In Gear
A guide explains adjusting breaker points by placing the car in gear and moving the vehicle slightly with ignition off to turn the engine slowly until the points open. The correct gap is generally between .015 and .020 inch, varying by make.
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Beldom
Six Farber Brothers Are Very Fond of Athletics
Maury Tarber of Wisconsin is the fourth of six brothers who have been prominent in Chicago athletics over fourteen years. The five others include Saul at Northwestern, Doc who pitched for Medill and now practices dentistry, Eddle who captained McKinley’s basketball team and played pro baseball, Dave who led McKinley in basketball and played Wisconsin baseball, and Soul who captained Marshall’s basketball team in 1927 and played Northwestern baseball. Nate is noted as not prominent in athletics.
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Maury Tarber
Wisconsin
Chicago
Saul
Northwestern
Parker
Doc
Medill high school
Hull House
Eddle
McKinley
ders
Montreal
Vernon City
Rochester
Rock Island
New Orleans
Dave
McKinley cage
Holdle
teaa Maury
Soul
Marshall cage
Purpla
Nate
Harvard Restores 1932 Football Schedule With Brown And Penn State
Harvard announces a near finished 1932 gridiron schedule with Brown and Penn State after ending Big Ten series. Brown has appeared 51 times since 1898, last in 1927, while Penn State last visited Harvard Stadium in 1921, ending Harvard relations with midwestern teams.
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Big Ten
Harvard
Brown
Penn State
William J. Bingham
Crimson
Witteny Liong
Penn Staten
Sporting brief summaries of early baseball and boxing lore
Random league notes reveal 1920s sports lore. Mentions of 10 000 home run records, Mickey Cochrane’s foul hits, Young Walsh sent to Hazleton farm in the NXP league, Judge Landis ruling a sale blocked, Walter Spence joining the New York Athletic Club, fielder John Wingert sold to St Paul, Sid Terris boxing on New York streets, and a Sid Verris heavyweight from North Carolina.
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Bot Walsh
Ha Walsh
Hazleton
New York Yankees
Sid Terris
New York
east side
Sid Verris
Nort Carolina
Rising talent Bob awaits minor league polish for majors
The report notes Bob needs regional league work to prepare for another majors trial. Mike Gonzales, ex Cubs catcher, joins the Minneapolis American Association club. Predudie Sington, Alabama guard and tackle, earns scholastic honors.
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Bob
Mike Gonzales
Chicago Cubs
Minneapolis
Predudie Sington
Alabama
Billiards Set for Vast Youth Recruitment Drive
National Billiard Association of America President G Raymond Colling predicts over 8 million new players in five years based on a year long survey. Growth appears strongest among ages seven to fourteen as small tables bring billiards within reach, with Q A Storer testing standard table sizes for boys tournaments.
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ela le
G. Raymond Colling
National Billiard Association of America
Q. A. Storer
National Billard association
Ingenious Method of Holding Brake Pedal
An illustrated technique shows a novel method to hold the brake pedal in a set position while adjustments are made. By tightening a wrench onto the pedal lever, the brake pedal can be fixed at a chosen point, making the contact point easier to locate for subsequent operations.
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Eefence
Modern Automobile Sees U S Wealth Boom
The automobile becomes the nation’s top wealth creator with about 4.79 billion dollars in annual wholesale value. American cars funnel over 700 million dollars yearly to workers and fuel use and highway outlays dominate spending.
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Uncle Sam
Pitt Star Di Meolo Joins NYU as Assistant Coach
Pitt star Albert Di Meolo, captain of the 1920 Pittsburgh team and three year Panthers guard, signed as assistant football coach at New York University. NYU head coach Chick Meehan praised Di Meolo as one of the best guards in recent years.
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Albert DI Meolo
University of Piersburgh
Panthers
New York university
Chick Meehan
Di Meolo
yole
Notable Sports Figures Mentioned In Fragmentary Clip
Fragmentary item notes figures like John McGraw and Charles Comiskey as managers with four sac cesarye records, Painter as Yankees trainer with track and field history, Jerome Travers aged forty three still scoring in the low seventies, Percy N Colling as amateur billiards champion, and Jack Bonner with eight major sport letters at Temple. Red Sox announce tint Out-
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Dec Painter
Yankees
Omaha
Colorado State college
Jerome D. Travers
Jack Bonner
Temple univerity
Wool Gatherin' Driver Warns Against Daydreaming
Marcus A Dow warns that drivers daydream while operating vehicles and warns of fatal consequences. He cites statistics on traffic deaths and injuries caused by distracted driving and urges motorists to keep focus on the road.
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MARCUS A
DOW
Urenmin
Johnny
Anglers Adviser OMalley Plans Radio Fish Talks This Summer
Henry O Malley commissioner of the United States bureau of fisheries will inaugurate no anglers program over radio WATAL to Washington but will broadcast summer advice to further fishermen s ambitions. House and Senate anglers supporters will join in broadcasts along with well known anglers.
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Henry O'Malley
United States bureau of fisheries
WATAL
Washington
house
senate
From Far and Near Bears Born in Winter
Bears are nearly always born during winter. Tags on salmon prove that these creatures traveled about 1900 miles to breed, showing remarkable long distance movement in the animal world.
Malaria Misunderstood as Airborne Infection
A historical report notes malaria was once mistaken for an indoor air threat. Hospitals ignore old hospital-wild beliefs and try improved care, including brighter beds with colored sheets and pillow cases.
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Farber
Spitter
Jack Quinn
Philadelphia Athletics
Mickey Cochrane
the
Athletics
buat
Mies
Landis
Charley Wojson
Reading
Walter Spence
tey
New York Athletic club
fielder John Wingert
Mohie
St. Pity club
American association
upton
FLIVVER
Pitt
Carnera
John McGraw
Charles Comickey
Jersey City
Percy N. Colling
Red Sox
Athens
Texas
Uicago
high schons
Jimmie Kitts
Freddie Tompkins
Danan Henderson
Ostar Moosberg
Bennie Tompkins
Louis Gregg
Goneh
Drestine Ware
Dan Adair
Alton Rowland
Troy Tompkins
Hodge Owen
Tramiyeh
Persia
Rizaiah
White City
Ohio state penitentiary
Columbus
U. S
Lester Williams
Williams
Black Hills
Dakota
ANGLERS
Don Martin
Rio Salado
Laredo
Tesas
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