Vanguard of Fans Swarm Shibe Park
The vanguard of about 42 000 Philadelphia baseball fans packed Shibe Park for Connie Mack's Athletics in their first home World Series game in 15 years. Fans queued overnight, some for 35 hours, as photographers snapped and vendors hawked treats amid a sea of cheering crowds. In the third game, Connie Mack gambled on Howard Ehmke against Chicago, while Joe McCarthy weighed several Cubs pitchers hoping to spark a comeback.
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Sam Love
United Press
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Connie Mack
William Tennyson
W. Tennyson
George Kirkley
Howard Ehmke
Chicago
Lefty Grove
Rube Walberg
Old Jack Quinn
Joe McCarthy
Root
Bush
Blake
Malone
Carlson
Nehf
Cubs
McCarthy
Ehmke
Athletics
Grove
Walberg
Quinn
Sandies Prep for Fort Worth Steers Big Showdown
Pep rally fills high school gym as Golden Sandies stage light workouts before facing Fort Worth Steers at Butler Field. Steers travel by train due to muddy roads, radio broadcast planned, and coaches urge fans to tune in before the game.
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Dutch Smith
Golden Sandies
Fort Worth
Steers
Butler Field
Cowtown
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
Cherry
Hugh Butler
KGRS
Sandies
Fort Worth ex-students root for local Steers vs Golden Sandies
Fort Worth fans include ex residents Mansel and Jess Merriman among Ama rillo ex-students turning out to cheer the North Side Steers at Butler Field tomorrow. Local people associated with Fort Worth athletics look forward to the anticipated clash as former Fort Worth supporters pledge loyalty to the Cowtown team.
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Fort Worth
Golden Sandies Tomorow
Butler Field
Amarillo
Cowtown Boys
Mansel
Jess Merriman
Jess
Steers
Sandies
North Side
Bo McMillin
Matty Bell
Sally Montgomery
Merrimans
Prof
Stangel
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Stanger
Big Ten Saturday Promises Key Openers Across Conference
Four games open the Big Ten schedule with Wisconsin facing Northwestern and Michigan meeting Purdue while Ohio State and Iowa, Indiana and Chicago battles loom. The article notes veteran squads, injuries, and strategic shifts as teams await pivotal early contests in Fort Worth era college football.
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Wisconsin
Colgate
Michigan
Purdue
Ralph Welch
Glenn Harreson
Wolverines
Iowa
Willis Glassgow
Brice Thomas
Hawkeyes
Sam Willaman
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Wittenberg
Willaman
Don Miller
Indiana
Notre Dame
Ramblers
Chicago
Maroons
Nichols
Bradley Tech
Minnesota
Thorpe’s athletic legacy endures despite waning pro career
SPORT SLANTS notes at over 40 Jim Thorpe remains hardy yet declares football over after a long career. Once a top all around athlete, he endures as the only man to win both Olympic pentathlon and decathlon while his Olympic medals were stripped when he turned pro.
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Jim Thorpe
Ahis
Thorpe
Jim
Scott Chisholm
Angeles
Olse
Sac and Fox
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