Superior scouting pays dividends for Yankees
The Yankees credit superior scouting and early seasoning for their leadership. Charley Keller, a freshman, emerges as a hero with a three home run fall performance. Kansas City farm infield stars Phil Rizzuto and Gerald Priddy are valued at 150000 dollars, with rookies like DiMaggio, Gehrig and Dickey shaping the future.
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Colonel Ruppert
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Joe DiMaggio
Charley Keller
Ruth
Gehrig
Dickey
DiMaggio
Keller
Kansas City Farm
Blues
Keystone
Phil Rizzuto
Gerald Priddy
Johnny Sturm
Bill Hitchcock
American Association
Rizzuto
Priddy
Yanks
Kansas City
Frank Peter Joseph Crosetti
Joe Gordon
Eddie Miller
Boston Bees
King Kong Keller
Yankee
Gene McCann
Paul Kritchell
William E. Essick
Joe Devine
Johnny Nee
Reese Begins Sixteenth Season With Eagles
Henry Reese center for the Philadelphia Eagles starts his 16th year of football competition.
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Philadelphia
Henry Reese
Philadelphia Eagles
Gehrig Named To City Post By LaGuardia
Lou Gehrig was named by Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia to a city parole commission post for a 10 year term. The appointment, praised as a popular and inspirational choice, follows Gehrig's illness and moves him from baseball to public service with a modest $6,000 annual salary.
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LaGuardia
NEW York-U.p
New York
Yankees
Ainment
Lou
Pleasanton Birth Announcement and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Darrell Hanning announce the birth of a daughter Sue Ann on Sunday Oct 8 Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Hanning Pleasanton and Mr and Mrs Guy Edmundson Wilkesville Mrs Elia Bolen visits Columbus with Mrs Effie Hummel and son John Don Bolen and daughter Mattie Lou visit Zanesville Saturday Mrs Cora Gilkey Barberton visiting her daughter Mrs John Hanning and others at Pleasanton Sunday visitors include Mr and Mrs Charles Glenn Columbus Mrs Effie Hummel and Audrey Hummel Columbus spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Tom Savage Ida McPherson with Shafer family Franklin family and Detroit visitors return from Barberton Mr John Hanning and son Kermit returned home after several days there.
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Wilkesville
Elia Bolen
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Effie Hummel
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Don Bolen
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Zanesville
Cora Gilkey
Barberton
C. A. Bolen
Charles Glenn
Audrey Hummel
Tom Savage
Ida McPherson
Shafer
Franklin
James
Detroit, Mich
Kermit
Letart Falls Social Briefs
Local residents and visitors share weekly greetings and visits in Letart Falls including Lucy and Dolly Erlewine, Clarence Bailey, Kath leen Duffy, and families from Middleport Syracuse Fort George Parkersburg Wheeling Battle Creek Indianapolis Cincinnati Detroit and Birmingham. Community notes mention church services by Rev. C L Thayer and social gatherings like the Tuesday Nite Club with Dolly Higginbotham.
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Clifford Hill
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Albert Hill
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Fairview
Carrol Grimm
Battle Creek
Mich
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Beatrice Gaches
Wheeling
Sam Price
New Brighton
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Mary George
Gilbert
Arthur George
Robert Johnston
Detroit
Francis Perkins
Oris June Woodard
Indianapolis
Ind
Kate Higginbotham
Dolly
Harry Roberts
Cincinnati
W. N. Roberts
Birmingham
Ala
Carrie Roberts
Cora Webb
Portland
Grace Hawley
Dobbin Fans Nine in Row on 28 Pitches
Martinette Michigan Roger Dobbin, local softball pitcher, struck out nine consecutive batters on 28 pitches in a standout display. The performance highlighted a strong outing for the pitcher in a regional game.
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Martinette
Mich
Roger Dobbin
Football scouting abuse era to modern practice
Notre Dame figures prominently in the evolution of football scouting from shady beginnings to a respected tool. Elmer Layden notes how scouts once operated covertly, now accepted as essential, with many schools aiding opponents’ scouts while others restrict access. He explains how scouting guides game plans, formations, and player tendencies, leading to staff reviews and film use.
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Layden
IRISH
Notre Dame
Purdue
Army
Navy
Southern Cal
Southern Methodist
Georgia Tech
Carnegie Tech
Iowa
Northwestern
Ramblers
Dust Covered Box Reveals Ancient Coins in Hartford Find
In Hartford Albert F Teraila a truck driver and antiques hobbyist bought a grime covered box for three dollars and later uncovered twenty eight ancient Roman and Greek coins inside including a widow's mite token given to widows by the Romans as a good luck charm.
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Conn
Albert F. Teraila
Teraila
Armstrong Faces Friday Ring Curse In Welterweight Title Bout
Minneapolis reports Henry Armstrong, under superstition that Friday 13 may bring bad luck, meets Howard Scott of Washington DC for the welterweight title tomorrow night. Scott is a 20 to 1 underdog. odds reflect Armstrong’s ominous omen and boxing odds. Green Bay notes brothers Lee and Carl Mulleneaux as a rare Packers pair. Alice Marble opens another nightclub engagement in Beverly Hills on October 3.
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Henry Armstrong
Henry
Howard Scott
Washington, D. C
Armstrong
St. Louis
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