OVe Milligat Music Tar Lyster Await
A glamorous New York models agency romance unfolds on a luxury yacht. Linda Avery reconnects with Ronald Stafford as rival Mina Nevins and Linda’s circle—Robert Barton Terry Adams Caroline Pickard—jostle for affection and status while a mysterious perfume hints at danger aboard.
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Linda Avery
New York Models
Ronald Stafford
Sarah Markley
Ronald
Irself
Robert Barton
Ridee
Linda
Terry Adams
Erry
Caroline Pickard
Ove Milligat
Tar Lyster
Himer
Emerald Ring Missing Aboard Ocean Liner
Linda suspects theft aboard a luxury voyage as Miss Nevins reports an emerald ring vanished from her room. A detective joins the crew and passengers, including Rob and Mina, race to keep calm while a tense search unfolds before the “button button game” ends. Linda fears the ring’s discovery will expose her as a working girl among the glamorous guests.
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Mina
Robert
Linda
Launcelot
St. Bernard
Sarah
Terry
Rob
Ronald
Miss
Tigers Back on Top Again
Detroit rallies past St. Louis 7 3 behind Archie McKain and Rudy York as Newsom notches his 14th win. Tigers push lead with a four run sixth inning and improve pennant prospects while Cleveland and Chicago split and Washington pitching shines. Pirates beat Cardinals to climb into fifth, Phillies thumped twice by Boston.
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Judson Bailey
Detroit Tigers
Big Buck Newsom
Archie McKain
St. Louis Browns
News
McKain
Walt Judnich
Tigers
St. Louis
Rudy York
Billy Sullivan
Newsom
Boston
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Lefty Thornton Lee
Chicago White Sox
Tribe
Hot Time for Packers Seen
Chicago August 7 The Green Bay Packers face trouble on August 29 in Soldier Field as they meet a dream squad of college stars in the pro champions game. The all stars led by Eddie Anderson and Nile Kinnick will feature 67 players with Don Faurot Buck Shaw and Tad assisting.
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Chicago
Green Bay Packers
Soldier Field
Eddie Anderson
Nile Kinnick
Anderson
Kinnick
Don Faurot
Missouri
Buck Shaw
Santa Clara
E. E
Tad
Scientist compares rhythm of athletes and stars in baseball study
Dr Patterson, arriving from the Bronx Zoo, times baseball figures like George Case and analyzes rhythm in humans and animals. He classifies Case as a seven for speed and a five for bat swinging, notes other figures such as Connie Mack as a ten, and suggests seven tenths of a second governs coordinated movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
Patterson
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
George Case
Wieman and Fach Lead Staff Selections at Tulane and Princeton
Wieman and Fach earn spots on the staff by leading their sections as Princeton and Tulane divisions prepare for upcoming assignments. Lowell Dawson at Tulane also contributes to the staff leadership in the assigned sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wieman
Princeton
Lowell
Red
Baseball Scores From The National And American Leagues
The Associated Press reports limited NL results as Pittsburgh routed St Louis 83 in two games with the second ending in the 3rd due to darkness. Boston won 312 to Philadelphia 0 2 while Chicago at Cincinnati was rained out. In the AL Boston beat New York 8 3 Washington defeated Philadelphia 11 0 Chicago triumphed 5 2 over Cleveland and Detroit edged St Louis 6 2.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Southern Association Scores Report Brief
Atlanta over Birmingham 7 to 3. Nashville defeated Little Rock 4 to 2. Memphis won 8 to 7 over Knoxville in ten innings. Chattanooga at New Orleans postponed by rain.
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Southern Association
Atlanta
Birmingham
Nashville
Little Rock
Memphis
Knoxville
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Southern
Association
Night Games Highlight Busy Schedule Across Circuit
Tonight's schedule features multiple matchups in the Southern Association and cross league links. Brooklyn visits New York, St Louis visits Pittsburgh, Boston plays Philadelphia, Chicago visits Cincinnati, New York at Boston, Philadelphia at Washington, Cleveland at Chicago, Detroit at St Louis, plus Atlanta at Birmingham and Nashville at Little Rock with several games listed as night or 2s.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
DAS
Chicago
New
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Boston Ae
Philadelphia
L. Pet
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston One
Chicago Ee
New Work
Asvat
Washington
National League
Boston
Negro baseball match at Lakeside Park between Decatur and Huntsville
The Decatur Tigers and Huntsville Pirates, Negro ball clubs, meet at Lakeside Park on Thursday at 3 30 p m. Huntsville has previously defeated the local club. Seats are reserved for white patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Tigers
Huntsville Pirates
Lakeside Park
Huntsville
Brief Chats About Sports by Bill White
A column notes charitable trip donations tied to triples in minors, Dodgers and Giants and Yankees scoring stats in July, and mentions horse racing costs, a Rams threat with Clarense Gherke, and Dutch Meyer as a potential MLB second baseman prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill White
New York
Children’s Welfare Federation
Dutch Clark
Cleveland Rams
Clarense Gherke
Utah U
Dutch Meyer
Knoxville
TCU
Gertrude Ederle Reflects on Channel Swim Anniversary
Gertrude Ederle marks the 14th anniversary of her English Channel swim. She notes a past sense of a sporting chance for a safer landing and reflects on how timing mattered to her achievement.
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Gertrude
Trudy) Ederle
Bierman Marine Reserve plans ruffle Gopher fans
Dick Collum reports uproar as Bernie Bierman may train a Marine Reserve battalion this fall instead of the Golden Gophers. He adds that Bierman’s assistants keep the team well equipped while ringsiders note Billy Conn delivering harder punches than ever, including a powerful left hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Collum
Minneapolis Times-Tribune
Bernie Bierman
Golden Gophers
Bernie
Ringsiders
Billy Conn
Today's Guest Star Art Edson Oklahoma City Times
Art Edson appears as today's guest star in the Oklahoma City Times feature. The column highlights his public projects and community presence in the city. Edson engages readers with local insights and upcoming appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Edson
Oklahoma City Times
Poisoned Kie and Bright Prospects Highlight Oklahoma Sports
The piece profiles McNeill in Oklahoma City's tennis scene and the state’s sports mood. It notes Oklahoma aggies eyeing a Missouri Valley win, the Big Six buzz to beat Nebraska, and Oklahoma U hints at potential. It mentions Tony Pelleterie, Andy K lineage, and a young Clemson staff.
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McNeill
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Aggies
Nebraska
Oklahoma U
Tony Pelleterie
Andy K
Andy
Davis and
Elkins
Jesse Paul
Kiley
Clemson
Southeastern Conference
Auburn
Bill Yearout
Small Bore and Golf Briefs From Across the South
F. H. Woodcock of Atlanta placed third in the professional sub small bore skeet championship with 88 of 100. He also took second in the national small gauge with 92 of 100. Daw son Lions Club to host a one day golf tournament in Dawson with players from South Georgia and eastern Alabama. Louis Smith, age sixteen, scored a hole in one on the eighth at Druid Hills while playing two balls solo. Tennessee coach Bob Neyland praised Alabama as likely 1940 SEC grid champion and praised Tulane and LSU as close contenders. Weldon Doe Jr of Montgomery topped Asheville golf qualifying with two under par 140 as favorite to win the Biltmore event. defending champ Charles Dudley of Greenville also featured.
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Syracuse
N. Y
F. H. Woodcock
Atlanta
Georgia
Dawson
The
Dawson Lions Club
South Georgia
Alabama
Louis Smith
Druid Hills
Smith
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Bob Neyland
Volunteers
Tulane
Louisiana State
Kentucky
Neyland
Asheville
N. C
Weldon Doe, Jr
Montgomery
Charles Dudley
Greenville
8. C
Memphis Chicks rally for 13th win in 17 games
Memphis Chicks win their third straight beating Knoxville 3 to 1 in ten innings as Leroy Anton drives in Frank Veverka with a center single. Atlanta Crackers extend lead with 6 to 3 nightcap win over Birmingham after dropping the first 3 to 7. Nashville Vols defeat Lee Rogers and Little Rock 4 to 2 to stay in pennant chase.
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Associated Press
Memphis Chicks
Atlanta
Leroy Anton
Memphis
Frank Veverka
Chicks
Knoxville
Crackers
Birmingham
Nashville
Vols
Lefty
Lee Rogers
Little Rock
Travelers
McCowan and Harris Claim Western North Carolina Tennis Titles
Hendersonville reports new champions in the Western North Carolina tennis tournament. Mercer University sophomore Bill McCowan beat Berkeley Grimball 8 4 2 6 6 1 in the men’s final, while Betsy Harris defeated Sally Mackey 6 4 6 4 for the women’s crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendersonville
N. C
Bill McCowan
Macon
Mercer University
Nrew
North Carolina
Berkeley Grimball
Charleston
Betsy Harris
Arden
Sally Mackey
Alabama Workmen's Compensation Act Provisions Explained
The act defines terms used for work related injuries including what constitutes an accident and which workers are covered. It clarifies injuries arising on the job, includes amendments on amputations, and sets the act's effective date as January 1, 1941 with severability and preserved rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
John Brandon
Vols Hold Slim Lead as Rain Delays Key Game
Leading the Vols by three games, they maintain the advantage despite rain postponing the Chattanooga New Orleans matchup at Louisiana City. The delay pauses playoff push and reshapes upcoming schedule for both teams.
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Vols
Atlanta
New Orleans
Louisiana City
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