Sports Roundup: Midwest Laugh Getter and All Star Talk
AP report from New York highlights a humorous midwestern tale surrounding the all star buildup with fake pictures and a charity crowd of about 2,000 in attendance. It notes Mike’s praise to executives, lists players, and recalls a $2,527,001 wager at Fort Erie with $556,072 deducted. It mentions Dizzy Dean's broadcast quips and other light sports anecdotes.
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Fritz Howell
Hugh Fullerton, Jr
EW York
Midwest
Yaukee
Brewers
V. P
Paul
Fort Erie
Ontario
Dorris Toler
Penn
State
Kenny Jones
Peoria Journal-Transcript
Joe Louis
Morgenthau
Louis Threatens All-Time Record For Number Games Won
Jack Hand reports St Louis eyes an expected 110-win season as the Cardinals lead the NL by Labor Day. Details cover pennant race moves, Cleveland’s surge, Detroit and Yankee outcomes, and notable performances from Klieman, Wynn, York, Bonham, Lindell, Trout, and other stars.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
St Louis
Cardinals
Frank Chance
Chicago Cubs
Luke Sewell
Klieman
Nats
Baltimore Grad
Lou Boudreau
Mickey Rocco
Early Wynn
Denny Gatehouse
Nels Potter
St. Louis
Boston
George Caster
Sox
Potter
Ernie
Jumbo Bonham
Chicago
Johnny Lindell
Yankees
Buck Ross
Dizzy Trout
Philadelphia
Detroit
Bobo Newsom
Rudy York
Roy Cramer
Teddy Wilks
Husky Cardinal
Jam Tobin
Martin Marion
Brooklyn
Dartmouth Game Ducats Sold Out
NEA Sports Editor Harry Grayson reports Dartmouth sold out 000 seats for the October 14 game with Notre Dame in Boston. The Redskins clash the next day as premium sales and travel constraints shape early college football. Army and Navy are stocked, with expectations of a championship bid, while most players will be freshmen and service transfers.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
New York
Bill McCarter
Dartmouth
McCarter
Notre Dame
Boston
Washington Redskins
Beaton Jones Lepeue
Ted Collins
Collins
Agenta
NAVY
Army
Dean Sensanbaugher
Ohio State
Ballcartier
Antropolis
Sensanbaugher
Chick Harley
Elsworth
Texas
Bob Jenkins
Alabama
California
Marine
Columbia
Standings and tonight's games across major leagues
Standings show Cleveland routs Washington while New York and St Louis lead in the American and National Leagues. Tonight’s schedule features New York at Cleveland and Boston at Detroit among others. Southern Association and Southeastern results listed with multiple city matchups.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Washington
St Louis
Boston
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelpha
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
L. Pet
Chica
Philadelphis
Nashville
Avlanta
Ole
Memphis
Little Rock
Mobile
Birmingham
Unknown origin of the wheel described as mankind’s key invention
The wheel is praised as humanity’s most important invention yet its inventor and origin date remain unknown, highlighting its fundamental simplicity and enduring mystery.
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Tita
Dyer Leaves Cardinals Minor Leagues for Home Life
Eddie Dyer resigns as personnel director of the St Louis Cardinals minor league system to stay near home in Texas. He plans to try the oil business while keeping rights to return at the same salary, and will continue supervising Butt Stadium until after the war as the Texas League suspends play for two seasons.
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Eddie Dyer
Hom
Dyer
St Louis As Cardinals
Cardinals
St Lews
Rice Institute
Houston Bulls
Sam Breadon
St Louis
Breadon
Eddie
Butt Stadium
Butts
Ashford Officer Given Promotion
Major Earl Eubanks of Ashford was promoted from captain to major per Colonel Clint J. Johnson at Avor Park Army Air Field. Eubanks, base ordnance officer, entered service January 28, 1931, and comes from a family headed by his father B L. Eubanks in Ashford.
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Earl Eubanks
Ashford
Clint J. Johnson
Avor
Park Army Air Field
Haad
Eubanks
B L. Eubanks
Winged bombs and robot planes in World War II reports
The Geracht radio claimed U S planes used weaponized gliders in raids on Cologne and Hamburg. Reports describe self propelled torpedoes and robot planes directed by radio with folding wings, gyro control, and a potential explosive payload, while Army Air Forces officials caution on accuracy comparisons.
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Walren
Bennett
Featerce
Geract Radio
Ame.cen Pl
Cologne
Hamburg
Charles F Kettering
General Motors Atesezeren Corp
Lawrence Kurt Sperry
Sperry Gyroscope Co
Lows Hruchiss
Ermement
Aerosphere, Inc
New York
Bruchie Saga
H H. Arnold
Army Air Forces
Bruch
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Unclear text fragment on aeronautical science group
Fragmentary OCR text references antiaircraft targets, surface vessels, and a robot plate used as a berm or buried lying bomb. Mentions De major, Bruchusa, and associations including Future of Aeronautical Science Army Ordnance and U.S Naval Institute.
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Bruchusa
Tag
Aeronautical Science
Army Ordnance
Aeronau
U.S Naval Insitute
American Rocket Society
Dartmouth Marine trainees form tough squad from eleven colleges
The four regular backs hailed from Columbia, Holy Cross, Boston College and Fordham. Latent ability kept the squad formidable though incentive varied, and the old college try remained evident.
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Lustrate
Dartmouth
Columbia
Holy Cross
Boston College
Fordham
Theater listings mix of titles and stars in local page
The page shows a jumble of theater listings for Ma. today through Friday and beyond, featuring actors such as Raletom Aden, Kidig Cantoy, George Murphy, Beverly Lord, Walter Wrancan, Lon Mealfimer, Errol Flynn, Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Durante, Irene Dunne, and Willa Wolber. It includes show titles like Lady And The Monster, The Phantom, Hate In Indiana, Death Valley, You're In The Army Now, California Joe, and See Morey Privye.
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Raletom
Richard Aden
Fridat Kidig Cantoy
George Murphy
Baow
Johnny Meek Brown
Beverly Lord
William Henry
Pernie
Walter Wrancan
Lon Mealfimer
Indiana
Carson
June Wyman
Elabana
Memphrey Boer
Mary Astori
Heross
Truredat Errol Flynn
Ronald Reegane
Joarner
Death Valley
Jimmy Durante
Jane Wiman
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