Coyotes Schedule Roswell to Travel for Amarillo Clash
Roswell High prepares a varied offense to face the Amarillo Sandies in Texas. Captain Williams and John Peed recover from Artesia injuries as 25 Coyotes, led by Coach Paul Deaton, depart Roswell Friday afternoon for a rest before Saturday’s game.
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Paolino Uzcudun to Fight Roberto Roberti at Ebbets Field
Summit New Jersey boxing scene features Paolino Uzcudun calling Roberto Roberti a tuneup as they prepare for a Wednesday night bout at Ebbets Field. Paolino promises the American public will soon see he and Roberti are not equals in the ring.
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Cold Spell Brings First Fatalities
Cold weather climbs toll as three die in two suburban fires in Washington. A 19 year old mother Lucille B. Schlorb perished when her coal range exploded while starting a fire with coal oil. Police note similar fall fire patterns across cities.
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International News Service
Washington
Lucille B. Schlorb
Hunters Return With Two Bucks From Arizona Trip
Herschel L. Boone of the B. F. Service Station and H. S. Siebell of the City Machine Shop return from a week long deer hunt in Arizona near Blue. They brought back two fine bucks, a six point and a four point, and report a successful trip with plenty of game and good canting.
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Juries Pick Valued Ball Players Across Leagues
Juries in New York and other cities prepare to name the most valuable players in the American and National Leagues. Waite Hoyt and Walter Johnson are noted pitchers, with Dazzy Vance in the National. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig are ineligible due to prior honors. Other top contenders include Harry Manush, Freddy Lindstrom, Jim Bottomley, and Hughie Critz.
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Walter Johnson
Dazzy Vance
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Harry Manush
St. Louis Browns
Freddy Lindstrom
Giants
Jim Bottomley
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Hughie Critz
Reds
Harris Leaves Nuts With Good Record
Washington manager "Bucky" Harris will depart with a first division finish in five of his five seasons. Since 1924 he led the Senators to a pennant and a world series crown, followed by a second pennant, then a fourth place, and in 1927 a third place. This season, hampered by injuries, the club rallied late to rise from last to fourth.
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Bees Sent by Air From Ohio to California
American royalty has taken to the air as twenty five queen bees were shipped by air from Modena Ohio to Bakersfield California. The unusual transport highlights advances in logistics for beekeeping and pollination efforts across the United States.
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Monoxide Gas Poisoning Cases Rise in Cold Weather
Records show monoxide gas poisonings prevalent during cold weather as motorists work with doors shut, placing risk on drivers and passengers.
Mask Protects Injured Face For Football Comeback
Washington and Jefferson star tackle Jap Douds was struck by a skyrocket on the Fourth of July injuring his upper jaw and face. He recovered and plans to play again this year with a specially built face and head helmet by Andy Kerr. The inset shows his prior appearance when he was rated among the East’s top tackles.
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Oregon Webfoot grid prospects rely on new line strength
Eugene notes Oregon Webfoot eleven plans to use heavier but inexperienced linemen led by center George Stadelman who acts as field captain. Captain McEwan and West Pointer Eugene Vidal coach the squad as fans eye a potential winner this fall amid promising material and Army pedigree.
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Southeast clash set as Georgia meets Yale Bulldogs
In New Haven the University of Georgia faces Yale in a major inter sectional showdown. Georgia seeks a repeat of last year’s 14 to 10 upset that spoiled Yale’s perfect season. Navy also eyes Notre Dame clash after a strong practice game in Annapolis.
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Bees Shipped by Air in Frugal Fare to Idaho and Georgia
A National Air Transport association report notes bee shipments arriving in splendid condition. A passage fee of 10.40 dollars was charged. Eight queen bees were also shipped from Jessop Georgia to Hone Idaho by air.
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New Remedy Claims to Stop Fits Safely in NYC
Epilepsy colonies report dramatic results from a new remedy that stops stubborn fits with no harm or habit forming effects. Send name to NAROSOL LABORATORIES Dept. 741 509 Fifth Ave New York City to receive a free booklet detailing the guaranteed treatment.
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Miami to New York in 12 Hours Seen
The National Air Transportation Inc starts an investigation of facilities between Miami and New York for a possible 12 hour passenger service. The line would run via a stop near Brunswick Georgia with plans to build an island airport and passenger station there.
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Longhorns Drill Hard for Vanderbilt Tilt
Texas University football workers sharpened attack for the annual Dallas game with Vanderbilt at the state fair. Guard Curtis Beatty and quarterback Mona Rees likely miss the game due to injuries. Freshman Coach C J Alderson reports Vanderbilt as the Souths strongest, with a line like SMU. Last year Texas won 13 to 6.
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Transatlantic steamliners carry seafood for trips
Large liners in tourist service now supply per voyage 8000 clams 200 crabs 500 barrels of oysters and 1500 pounds of fresh fish to feed passengers.
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Georgia Bulldog Favored As Old Eli Suffers First String Shortage
Associated Press reports Georgia as favorite to defeat Yale, citing Yale’s first string shortage and reliance on reserves. Other college games noted include Princeton vs Virginia, Harvard vs Carolina, Army versus Providence, and Navy’s BC controversy through game film review.
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