Brains Not Brawn Drive Missouri Gridiron Plan
Frank Carillen, former Notre Dame quarterback and Missouri head coach, emphasizes academics for his 1948 football squad as he implements Rockne-style systems to rebound from last season defeats. Higgins, Dykes comparisons, and other sports notes follow.
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Garideo
Higgins
Frank Carillen
Notre Dame
Mi Missouri University
Aswell
Chaldoo
Missouri
Witteredt
Bruins
Crridoo
O¢den
Rogkne
Fighting Irish
Ruth on Bench Again Sparks Yankees Shakeup Rumor
Babe Ruth shaves batting slump and sits on the bench for a second time as rumors of his last regular season loom. Manager Joe McCarthy grants rest while Ruth contends with a dwindling average and limited outfield range amid a pennant chase.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press Star
New York
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Lind-Up
Tme
George Herman Ruth
Bake
Joe McCarthy
Tik Cise
Detroit
Rubi
McCarthy
Eest
Ruth
Yanks
St. Lois Browns
Legion Senators
Bill Dickey
Washington
Tod
Chi Re
Alvin Crowder
White Sox
Glaveland
Philadelphia Athletics
Lefty Grove
Wes Ferrell
Terrell
Durdan
Berger
WOLGAST HANDS SANSTOL LACING IN NY HEAVYWEIGHT
Mirget Walgast of Philadelphia defeated Pete Sanstol of Norway in New York state recognized as a world heavyweight contender, earning a decision in the main event at Potts Bowl. Wolgast weighed 118 pounds and used speed and skill to overwhelm the blond challenger, injuring Sanstol’s eyes and nose.
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Ey Wimen
New York
Mirget Walgast
Philadelphia
New York State
Pete Sanstol
Norway
Pugany Bowl
Wolgast
Pete
Sanstol
Warren grid team to open practice August 21
Warren August 16 A meeting last night set the Warren independent football team practice plans. First workout at Bostly playground next Monday at 8 30 p m with a second session Friday. A committee Ed Jefferson Herb Murphy and Frank Willard will secure uniforms. Team to open season in Warren or away on Sunday September 1. Players listed include Jin Lytle Ed Jefferson Carl Nelson Bob Murphy Joe Lytle Frank Willard Homer Gulbertson Harry Wooster Herb Murphy Jim McGool John Gittings Bill Brooker Shefield.
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Toole
Ed Jefferson
Herb Murphy
Frank Willard
Plana
Warren
Adm
Jin Lytle
Carl Nelson
Bob Murphy
Joe Lytle
Prabk Graziaino
Jake Lyle
Homer Gulbertson
Harry Wooster
Herb
Murphy
Jim McGool
John Gittings
Bill Brooker
Sheffield
Sam Cosmato
Russell Billoxt
el Hildum
Bojorski Faces Dublin Sky in Stadium Fight Card Main Bout
Frankie Bojorski trains hard for his showdown with Harry Dublin sky of Chicago in the Stadium fight card main event. Dublinsky defeated Bojorski in their first bout, but Bojorski aims to turn the tables as the Milk Peddler. The program also features Primo Carter in two four round exhibitions, Carnera’s barnstorming tour, Gilligan versus Boyle, and Young Canada Lee meeting Petey John in the curtain raiser.
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Brie
Frankie Bojorski
Harry Dublinsky
Chicago
Bojorski
Windy City
Dublinsky
Bojorssi
South
Fght
Primo Carter
Carnera
Dean
Rome
Paulino Uzendun
Timmy Gilligan
Harry Boyles
Gilligan
Pittsburgh
Boyle
Peat
Young
Canada
Lee
Erle
Petey John
John
Panther
Westhope Set to Clinch Record Wins at Hawthorne
Chicago sports desk notes rising jockey Jack Westhope, a 1-year-old Montana rider misrendered, dominates Hawthorne with nine winners in five days. He scored five on Monday and four on Tuesday, boosting his yearly total to 481 and extending his lead over all American jockeys.
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Westhope
Hawthorne
Jack Westhope
Montana Lad
Su Siey Queney
Boxing Results From New York and Nearby Cities
Boxing cards across New York City and surrounding towns featured fighters like Midget Wolgash defeating Pete Santos, Lou Feldman beating Terry Mazza, and Petey Hayves edging Bensonhurst. In Englewood Dick Clarke fought Jaci Myson to a draw, while Maxie Rosenbloom retained a title with a decision over Cyrmite Jackson. Oscar Ranidin kayoed Stindy Garrison Cassatore, and Kenny Da Sulie defeated Bobby Psoho in a separate bout.
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New York
Wolgash
Sik
Philadelphia
Pete Sanstol
Norway
Lou Feldman
Brookyn
Terry Mazza
Bensonhurst
Petey Hayves
Kid Coelli
Bedford Heights
Englewood
N. J
Dick Clarke
Weehawken
Drew
Jaci Myson
Fort Richmond
N. Ys
Frank Buzzoni
Mirthyate
Will Pat Sullivan
Los Angeles
Maxie Rosenbloom
Cyrmite Jackson
Oscar Ranidin
Kayoed Stindy
Garrison Cassatore
Kenny da Sulie
Bobby Psoho
Standings and Today’s Games From Yesterday Scores
Yesterday results show American and National standings with wins for St Louis Philadelphia and Boston. Today, schedule lists Boston at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland New York at St Louis Washington at Chicago and other matchups including Chicago at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
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American New York
St Lona
Chicagi
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Detruit
National Boston
Chicago
St Louis
Detroit
Gleveland
New York
St. Lor
National Cinemdath
St. Louis
Pittscuret
Broonlyn
Nationa
W. L
Ek Pat
BOM
Pittsburgh
Pal
Ie Louis
Ension
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Miss Jacobs and Moody Lead U.S. Tennis Contenders
Forest Hills Aug. 16 United Press Miss Jacobs defending champion and Mrs Moody the 82 survivors in the women’s national tennis championship faced relatively easy third round matches while 15 seeded players remained in the running. Seeds advancing included Miss Jacobs, Mrs Moody, Mrs Van Ryn, Alice Marble, Sarah Palfrey, Carolyn Babcock, Josephine Crufelsshtank and Baroness Maud Levi with several British players also still in contention.
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United Press
Forest Hills
N. Y
Helens
Berkeley
Calif
Jacobs
Moody
San Francisco
Virginia Rice
Boston
Elizabeth Ryan
California
W. W. Hester, Jr
Florence le Boutillieu
Wistbirny
N. J
John van Ryn
Mast Orange
WN. J
Diorothea Semwarts
Dorothy Round
England
Mia
Eugenis Sampson
Chicago
Miss Vacobs
Cal Shorts
Moory
Esther Bartosh
Los Angeles
Miss Jacobs
van Ryn
Alite Marble
San Francis
Sarah Palfrey
Brookline
Mass
Carolyn Babcock
Josephine Crufelsshtank
Santa Ana
Baroness Maud , Levi
New York
Miss Round
Betty Nuthall
Mary Heeley
Peggy Scriven
Joan Midgley
Freda James
L. R.x. Micnell
Polo Title Is At Stake In World Polo Series
Chicago August 18 The East led by Hitchcock and three teammates faced the Western riders in the second game of the world series of polo at the Orient- Sia Club Like Forest Tl If Hitchcock and crew fail to halt Cowboy Style the West will claim polo supremacy in the nation and world After a full house of 12 000 watched last Sunday the West leads two games to one with a third possible next Sunday if needed
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Unitenprise
Chicago
Tomay Hitchcock, Jr
Orient- Sia
Forest
Hitchcock
Gehrig Set to Tie Scott's Consecutive Games Record
Lou Gehrig is poised to tie Everett Scott’s record of consecutive baseball games played at 1308 as the Yankees meet the Browns in St. Louis. Scott, watching from the stands, held the mark at 1307 set in May 1926. Gehrig began his streak in June 1925 and remains tied to the all time pace with Scott now running a Fort Wayne bowling alley.
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ST. Louis
Lou
Yankees
Browns
Everett Scott
Scott
Bane Yountys
Gehrigton
Fort Wayne
Ind
Brown
Anderson declines offer to coach Chicago Bears
Chicago reports that Notre Dame coach Heardy Anderson turned down an offer to leave for the Chicago Bears. George Halas, Bears owner, acknowledged he had been negotiating with Anderson and praised him as the smartest football coach in the country.
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United Press
Chicago
Heardy Anderson
Notre Dame
Chicago Bears
George Halas
Bears
Anderson
Halas
Banny Delivers 6-1 Victory for Independent Grocers
Banny hurled a complete game for Independent Grocers against the Morticians, allowing six scattered hits and earning his 11th victory in the second half. He also homered in the second inning to break a 1-1 tie, lifting his team to a 6-1 win at Second and Walnut. Lawrence J. Berliner of New York City is visiting Corry.
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Ry—Tiverett Bannister
Second
Walnut
St. George Morticians
Morts
Banny
Lawrence J. Berliner
New Yorks
Vines to Meet Williams in Newport Third Round
New York era tennis notes show Ilis worth Vines, defending Newport champion, facing R Norris Williams 2d in a third round clash at Newport. Vines, after beating two rivals, advances toward the United States round as other contenders move on in a crowded draw.
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