Football Stars Work Odd Jobs In Offseason
MITCH'S MUSINGS lists college players from Stanford Notre Dame and others taking varied off field work. Names include Jamnik O Brado vich Gojko vich McGannon Will Stephan DeCorrevont Saggan Sheridan Baker Braheny Rickenback Stojkovich Patterson Concannon Harmon among others in mills camps garages hotels and shipsyards across Minnesota California Pennsylvania New York and Illinois.
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Joe Jamnik
Mike O’bradovich
Minnesota
Anoka
Minn
Johnny Gojkovich
Stanford
San Francisco
Bill McGannon
Notre Dame
Evansville
Ind
Len Will
Columbia
Jack Stephan
California
Bill DeCorrevont
Northwestern
Bob Saggan
Ben Sheridan
White Baker
Cornell
Harrisburg
Santa Clara
Bill Braheny
Lee Rickenback
Doug Stahle
Arnold Meiners
Johnny Casey
Jake Kevin
Bob Olden
Paul Urgin
al Kreuger
Ohio State
Duke
Lancaster
Calif
Little Augie DéAugustinis
Phil Bayer
Jack Arbolino
New York
Frank Albert
Covington
Tommy Gallagher
Columbia Guard
Dick Ames
Texas Oil Company
Ilinois
Thornley Wood
Philadelphia
Frank Concannon
Hampton Pool
Norman Standlee
Fred Meyer
Gene Coldiron
Andy Stojkovich
Dave Patterson
Bill Greer
Stojkovich
Patterson
Palo Alto Elks’ Club
Bob Foxx
Tennessee Stadium
Roland Ortmayer
Glendive
Mont
Clyde Archer
Chevy Chase Country Club
Tom Harmon
Michigan
Gary
Tom Gallagher
Chicago
Bill Willard
Bob Crane
Ed Johansen
Richmond
Jack Mehaffey
Ann Arbor
Reds Repulse Phillies In Double Win To Stretch Lead
Cincinnati Reds conclude Eastern tour with a 5-2 and 4-0 sweep of Philadelphia before 23 840 at Shibe Park. Frey drives in the decisive runs in the opener as Thompson and Mulcahy duel. Whitey Moore wins the nightcap as Reds defense shines. Cincinnati returns home nine games ahead of the second place club and prepares for a two game set with Boston with Walters likely on the mound.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati Reds
Philly
Invaders
Frey
Junior Thompson
Hugh Mulcahy
Whitey Moore
Reds
Phils
George Scharein
Scharein
Mullies
Gilly Brack
Werber
Cincinnati
Gamble
McCormick
Lombardi
Myers
Thompson
Moore
Martin
Wally Berger
Millies
Boston
Bucky Walters Qtill
Leaders Roundup Dodgers and Red Sox Dominate Batting Lists
Baseball leaders show Yogi DiMaggio hitting .403 with 81 RBIs and 55 games, Red Sox Red Foxx athletically pacing home runs at 19 and RBIs at 84, while Greenberg Tigers and Mize Cardinals each post high RBI counts. Quirky fits include Foxx 82 RBI max, McQuinn Browns 121 hits, Rolfe 117, Brown 117.
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DiMaggio
Yanks
Foxx
Red Sox
Arnovich
Phillies
Greenberg
Tigers
Mize
Cardinals
Williams
McCormick
Reds
Rms Foxx
McCosky
Cramer
Werber
Legislator Backs Saving Brother Loses State Job
Republican Assemblyman Carl Darling backed party economies in New York's state budget during the session. His brother Francis Darling was among 20 employees cut from the state motor vehicle bureau for economy.
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Dunkirk
N. Y
New York
Darlings
Carl Darling
Francis Darling
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
Cards Wallop Dodgers In Doubleheader
The Cardinals win 12-0 behind Bob Bowman's pitching using a yellow ball in the first game and take the nightcap 8-2 with a white ball. Pirates split with Boston 3-2 unearned runs in game one and 1-0 in game two. Cubs rally to beat Giants 7-5. Giants on a nine game slide. Yankees beat White Sox 8-5 in the opener then win 5-4 with Keller’s single in the nightcap. Red Sox sweep Browns 13-5 and 11-3. Browns suffer eighth straight defeat. Cleveland tops Washington 11-2 and 4-3. Bob Feller gains his 15th win. Tigers crush A’s 16-3 led by Tommy Bridges.
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Cardinals
Bob Bowman
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boston
Pirates
Chuck Klein
Cubs
Giants
Yankees
White Sox
S.R.O
Comiskey Park
Charlie Keller
Red Sox
Browns
Cleveland
Washington
Bob Feller
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
Athletics
Welsh wins third straight West Virginia amateur tennis title
Barney Welsh of Rockville Maryland defeated Bob Shanklin of Ashland Kentucky 6 4 6 1 6 1 to retain the West Virginia amateur open championship at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia.
Dominic DiMaggio Could Soon Wear Giants Uniform
San Francisco reports point to Dominic DiMaggio joining the New York Giants after scouts praised his fielding and hitting. At 19, he batted .353 in 103 games with 138 hits, five homers, 12 triples, and 22 steals, drawing interest from several clubs and a possible price around 50 000 dollars.
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San Francisco
Fisherman's Wharf
Dominic DiMaggio
DiMaggio
New York Giants
Heinie Groh
Giants
Joe
Vince
Groh
Charley Graham
The
Seals
New Yorkers
Graham
Dominic
Big Brother Joe
Yanks
Dom
Feminine Heirs Move Into Major League Baseball Ownership
Women and children increasingly run and own teams as old guard owners fade. Yawkey and Comiskey families illustrate the trend with heirs poised to take over Boston, Chicago, and other clubs. The shift signals a lasting change in how franchises are managed and valued.
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Chicago
Thomas Austin Yawkey
Boston
Yawkey
J. Louis Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Charles A. Comiskey
Connie Mack Long
Earl
Philadelphia
Charles A. Stoneham
The
Giants
Horace C
Jacob Ruppert
Littler Trepp Win Golf Tourney at Athens Country Club
Bob Littler won Class A with 43 points and Joe Trepp won Class B with 37 points in the weekend point tournament at Athens Country Club. Dr L E Butts of Nelsonville was second in A with 39, Frank Cross third with 38, Norman Dean 37, Lawrence Hayes 30, Tom Hoover Jr third with 27, Bill Leaders and Jerry Sisler split fourth with 26. Women scheduled a medal play handicap Wednesday.
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Bob Littler
Joe Trepp
Athens Country Club
Littler
Trepp
Dr. L. E. Butts
Nelsonville
Frank Cross
Norman Dean
Lawrence Hayes
Tom Hoover, Jr
Bill Leaders
Jerry Sisler
Nelson Captures Western Open with 281 Stroke Victory
Byron Nelson won the Western Open by a single stroke with a 281 total at Medinah. He earned $750 for the victory, bringing his year’s earnings to $7,423, while Henry Picard led the Vardon Trophy standings with 423 points but Nelson remained close at 413.
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Chicago
Byron Nelson
Philadelphia
Reading
P.G.A
Nelson
Henry Picard
Picard
Harry Vardon
Medinah Country Club
Lloyd Mangrum
Los Angeles
Vardon
Mangrum
Dick Metz
Lake Forest
Denny Shute
Huntington
W. Va
Sammy Snead
White Sulphur Springs
Ky Laffoon
Ralph Guldahl
Metz
Snead
Spokane Police Judge Fines Horn Honk Tooter
In Spokane Washington Police Judge Frank Yuse fined C L Atkinson 3 dollars for three horn toots and ruled that trying to attract a friend's attention does not excuse the offense. The incident highlights strict enforcement of horn etiquette in the city.
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Spokane
Wash
Frank Yuse
C. L. Atkinson
Atkinson
Galento Draws With Kangaroos on Steel Pier
At Atlantic City Tony Galento sparred with two 175 pound kangaroos and drew with both after promoter Joe Jacobs refused to let him fight an elephant for fear of injury ahead of a September bout with Lou Nova.
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Atlantic City
Joe Jacobs
Tony Galento
Tony
Hamid
Singapore Moves to Monogamy for Chinese Population
The Straits Settlements government plans to enforce monogamy among non Christian Chinese in Singapore, replacing polygamy. Chinese women oppose polygamy while men defend it as a traditional custom.
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Singapore
Straits Settlements
Chetek man saves drowning deer on Lake Chetek
In Chetek Wisconsin Matt Deweyer was operating a motorboat on Lake Chetek when Oscar B Olson drew his attention to a doe struggling in the water. Deweyer steered up to the animal, grabbed it, and hauled it aboard the boat.
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Chetek
Wis
Matt Deweyer
Deweyer
Lake Chetek
Oscar B. Olson
Grasshoppers Marked by 4-H Club Workers in Arizona Study
In Safford Arizona about 100000 grasshoppers were branded with red pigment by 4-H club workers and released to track their origin and destination in a curious experiment.
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Safford
Ariz
Arizona
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
National results show Pittsburgh 3 2 Boston 1 0 Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 2 in 11 innings. St Louis 12 Brooklyn 0. Chicago 7 New York 5. American games include Chicago 8 New York 5 and Cleveland 11 Washington 2. Association scores list Minneapolis Louisville St Paul Toledo matches with multiple pairings. Upcoming games feature Boston Cincinnati and Chicago Boston among others.
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Chicago Ee
Pittsburgh
Seecee
New York Klyn
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
St. Philadelphia
Association
Club Pet
Kansas City
Inneapolis
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Louisville
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pepe
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Toledo
National
Association Columbus
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