Two of Big Three Trips From Home
United Press Sports Writer George Kirkley surveys the 1929 football season, noting major intersectional games and big trips away from home for Yale Harvard Army and Notre Dame. Night games gain traction with Detroit Drake and others as teams plan schedules and a four-region approach for a post-season national title plan.
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South
University of Georgia
Athens
Harvard
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Ovender
California
Golden Bears
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Army
Urbana
Stanford
Paix Alto
Chicago
Princeton
Palmer Stadium
Rockne
Ramblers
Notre Dame
South Bend
Orphains
Indiana
Navy
Wisconsin
Carnegie Tech
Georgia Tech
Drake
Southern California
Northwestern
Otter
Georgiia Tech
Detroit
DePaula
Dayton
Dewoit
Tulsa
Simpson
Des Moines
Oklahoma A & M
Grinnel
Creighton
John W. Heisman
Heisman
Ohio
Misaiestopi River
Rocky
Rocky Mounting
Sporn
New York University
Dempsey Wins Promoter License Yet Bond Not Approved
Promoter license granted in Ullinbis for former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey as he eyes midwestern promotions. Bond awaits state treasurer approval. career path uncertain, with prior Miami success tempered by Rex Rickard’s death. Dempsey faces obstacles before starting independent venture.
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Chicago Coliseum
Jack Dempsey
Ulinbis
Dempsey
Bod
Ayan
Stilé
Jon
Miami
Rickard
Colored Stars Here Thursday Roanoke Al Stars vs Finch Billiards
Corry has posed a real treat on Thursday evening when the Roanoke Al Stars will oppose Finch Billiards on the Junior High field. The game will start at 1:90 to allow industrial plant workers to attend. The Stars look to be at full strength and should trouble Manager Pearce's Sylke in a northern invasion.
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Corry
Roanoke
al Stars
Finch Billiards
Laverne
Pearce
Sylke
Virginians
Picking Year s Best Players Is Real Talk
With the major league races two thirds over, this year’s best minor league all star lineup includes Terry of the New York Giants at first, Lazoweli of the Yankees at second, Traynor of the Pirates at third, Jackson of the Giants at short, Simmons of the Athletics in left, Wilson of the Cubs in center, Maine of the Browns in right, with Gatcher and Cochran of the Phillies catching. An all star pitching staff centers on Grove and Lucas with Harden Shaw Grimes and Bush. Cochrane stands out as the top catcher for getting the best results from pitchers.
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United Press
Terry
New York
Giants
Lazweli
Yankees
Traynor
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Jackson
New York Giants
Fish—Simmons
Philadelphia
Lucas
Cincinnati Reis
Hardshaw
Madelphhia
Athletics
Bush
Chicaga Cubs
Gekines
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Simmons
Cochrane
Grove
Earnshaw
Phil Giant
Cubs
Davis Jackson
Dave Banced
Brooklyn
Ruli
Tiree
Dybys
Boley
Cronin
Joe Sewell
Indians
Nellie
Kriss
Browns
Engle
Bartell
Jimmy Foxx
Foxt
Helder Foxe
Moor
Red Lucas
Reds
Harnshay
Grimes
Ginty
Ansie
Real Handicap at Kansas City Rains Persist
Smith leads the National Public Links field in Kansas City with 140 after two rounds, six strokes ahead of Gene Sarazen who trails at 146. Mud and rain hinder scores as players navigate soggy courses in the Salisbury Plains event.
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United
Salisbury Plains
N.Y
F.macdonald Smith
United States
Public Links Golf Tours
Kansas City
Salisbury Plaine
Smith
SINDING AMERICAN SINDING AMERICAN YESTERDAY'S SCORES
Yesterday’s scores show Cleveland 6 Detroit 5 and Philadelphia 11 St Louis 3 in first games. Washington 19 New York 9 and New York 8 Washington 0 in second games. In the National, Brooklyn 5 Chicago 4 and New York 5 Pittsburgh 3. Today’s American schedule lists Detroit at Cleveland Washington at Boston New York at Philadelphia and at Pittsburgh.
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Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Boston-St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Boston
Bet
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Cincinnati
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Auto Races at Conneaut Lake Park Sunday August 1
Runyan, a local promoter, sponsors amateur automobile races at Conneaut Lake Park fair grounds track next Sunday August 1. Prizes of 150, 100, and 50 dollars. The event features a 100 lap four mile race with cars entered from Franklin, Ow City, Greenville, Mercer and Sharon. No entry fee exceeds 150 dollars.
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Connaut Lake Park
Red” Runyan
Park Fair Grounds
Runyan
Framdin
OW City
Greenville
Mercer
Sharon
Death takes Socialist Victor Berger at age 68
Victor L. Berger, longtime Socialist member of Congress, died in Milwaukee at 68 after a street car injury led to complications and a relapse. He had been hospitalized following a skull fracture from the accident while walking home from his office.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Victor L. Berger
Congress
They Did Right Well What a mark in a scholarship
A Louisville Courier-Tourny note lauds a scholarship achievement, praising the recipient as reflecting the achievements ancient Greek philosophers might have made if they had modern liberal education advantages.
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Louisville Courier-Tourny
English players eliminated in Meadow Club grass event
Four visiting Englishmen were knocked out as Oxford-Cambridge team members and others faced defeats in a Meadow Club grass event at Southampton New York. Frank Shields, ranked number ten nationally, lost his match, while Whitlam Mothier defaulted to Jerry Lang due to cramps when the score was tied at one set each and five games.
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United Press
Southampton
N.Y
Oxford-Cambridge
Meadow Club
Frank Shields
Whitlam
Jerry Lang
Lang
Nine Killed in Strike Riots Reported in Jute Mills
Officials say nine killed and about twenty injured as 15 000 striking jute workers clash with non striking workers. The strike idles roughly 200 000 employees, with worsening conditions and extra police drafted to jute mill districts. Local centers report the clashes primarily at Goureporé mills amid escalating unrest.
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Indy Auge
Len
Goureporé
Xtra
Preas
Yankees and A's Divide Pair of Doubleheaders
Yesterday's action saw the Yankees shut out the Washington Senators 4 0 in the opener of a doubleheader split, while the A's rallied to a split with the Browns as Jimmy Foxx homered twice. The Browns won game one 6 to 8 and the Mackmen took the second 11 to 5. The Tigers fell to the Indians 5 to 3, the Robins beat the Cubs, and the Giants toppled the Pirates 5 to 0 as Bill Walker pitched for New York.
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New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Nuts
Holmach
Gilly
Jimmy Koxx
Philadelphia Athletics
St Louis Browns
New York Yankues
Beowns
Mackmen
Bill Walker
New York Giants
McGrawmen
Tory
Pittsburgh Pirates
College Star Leads In Play In Amateur Junior Tournament
Chicago August 7 The two golfers led in qualifying for the amateur junior tournament with hopes of the Loumney title. University of Tennessee sophomore bred Lyon earned medal honors in qualifying with a 72 two over par. He led William Radimond Joliet Illinois by one stroke.
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Chicago
Lyon
University of Tennois
Corry Evening Tribune Turbulent Ad Notes May Wane
Page fragment reports on National Insurance Board stability and employment trends amid shifting business activity. Mentions Arthur Colegrove, Fred Kimball, and references to ads, post entries, and weekly carrier rates. Notes aging workforce and wage stability concerns as workers face job mobility.
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A.D. Colege
Arthur Colegrove
Fred Kimball
40Th St
Tribune
Chamber of Com
Cen Pittsen
Wade
Indi
National
Indusnce Board
Joba
Agul Tt
Currency design sparks public debate and confusion
The article discusses public reaction to new U S currency designs, noting how the Treasury changed the bills with smaller sizes and revised portraits. It acknowledges complaints about the unfamiliar images, defense of the redesign, and the expectation that most people will forget the controversy as time passes.
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United States
Treasury
Pi Lyles
Eve Prise
Liberalism as a tool in Cold War era debate
Fragmented text discusses liberalism and its use in judging external policy toward the Soviet Union. It mentions liberalists and a claim that true liberalism entails tolerance toward radical and conservative stances and a critical view of how liberal rhetoric can be used to oppose Soviet governance.
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