Auburn Faces Battle For Fullback Role In 1930s Alabama Outlook
Auburn’s football camp reports two sophomores, Bunky O Rourke and Travis Vernon, sidelined by knee injuries as preparations for the Birmingham Southern game at Cramton Bowl, while Alabama’s Lacie Bostick is lost for the season with a knee injury. Backfield candidates Floyd McElroy Norman Whitten and Walter Heath compete for the fullback spot alongside veterans Kilgore and others as Auburn and Alabama press early fall drills.
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Football Cannons Fodder Laboring for Alma Mater
Southeastern camps report rough early workouts with several minor injuries. Tennessee, Georgia suffer first injuries as J T Craig may miss Volunteer camp. Georgia backs Causey and Miller sidelined. Mississippi State adds Ralph Snasso staff. Frank Carstea eyed for punting duties. Tulane, Louisiana State prepare for harder practices after fourth session. Vanderbilt aims for tougher drills with Ray Morton.
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Tennessee
Georgia
Phil Dickens
J T Craig
Doc Libherman
Paul Causey
Walle Miller
Jury Mehre
Abed Tnto
Millar
Rason
Misatesippi State
Ralph Snaso
Frank Carstea
Notre Dame
Sewanes
Henry Lumpking
Bob Coleman
Georgin
Haitack Roe Hood Center
Alexander
Wrestlers Dillman Baltram Set Main Event Monday Night
Dynamite Joe Dillman clashes with Baltram in a headline bout after Baltram defeats Farle Smith and accepts Dillman’s challenge. The card features grapplers Freddie Knichel and Dick Gerber in a speed and technique showcase. An unrelated note from Nice reports an owl electrocution sparked a forest fire in the Magtan valley.
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Florida
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Daylights
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Guy Baltram
Heem
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St Louis
Hawaii to Tour 18 000 Miles on Seven Intersections Games
University of Hawaii football team the Deans will travel over 18 000 miles on a seven game intersectional schedule. They will play Denver UCLA Utah and Washington in addition to USC and UCLA home and away. Coach Otto Kium guides a winning stretch as Hawaii eyes New Year games in Honolulu against USC and Washington.
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UCLA
Unter
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Ha'waiians
University of California
Denver University
River pirates raid Chinese river, loot 96000 in ransom demand
On September 6 river pirates in north China raided four junks on the Taching river between Hieh and Tiantien. A group of about 40 stole goods valued at 96000 and took 14 passengers hostage for ransom.
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Law Of Averages Only Alibi Left To Weary Giants
The Giants, in second place, slumped further as the Cardinals and Cubs won. Cincinnati edged New York 4 1 in a late series game while St Louis and Chicago widened their leads. Cards hit Boston 15 3 as Terry Moore matched a major league feat with six hits in six at bats. Pirates beat Brooklyn 3 4 with Gus Suler Homer and key hits.
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Dolph Camilli
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Boston
Terry Moore
Fred Frankhouse
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Ferrors
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Pirates
Gus Suler
Hy Pop Young
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League Leaders By the Associated Press Thursday Games
The National League leaders include Medwick of the Cardinals pacing batting and runs with 148 RBIs and 22 runs, Berger of the Braves leading home runs. In pitching, Dean of the Cardinals tops with an ERA noted. American League leaders feature Vosmik and Greenberg in batting and RBIs with Greenberg also topping home runs. Cramer and Vosmik power the hits list, with Greenberg driving in key runs for Detroit and Chicago connections.
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Max Baer Prepares to Face Louis in High Stakes Bout
Daily observations from Speculator New York show Max Baer training hard on the heavy bag, claiming no serious hand injuries despite recent X rays. He emphasizes his confidence and strategy as he targets Joe Louis, noting Louis’s rising profile and knockouts building toward a title showdown.
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Sears
Watch Young Boozer Says Associated Press Deposter
A sweeping sports column notes Pepper Martin and Chick Ratey trade talk with Charité Dressen, Branch Rickey and others linked to Dodgers and major league manager rumors. It mentions Boozer in Alabama backfield, Mickey Cochrane skepticism, Neyland’s Tennessee exile, and a long Japan golf tour cost, ending with Camiltl Going Up.
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New York
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Yay Miller
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Tennessee
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Vois Dish Grief To Lookout Bid For Top Bracket
Nashville swept Chattanooga from a bid for top Bracket by taking the opener 9 to 1 behind Tiny Chaplin who earned his 22d win in 11 innings. The nightcap went to Nashville 5 to 4 before darkness halted play. Byron Speece allowed four hits as Chattanooga fell further behind. Memphis rallied past New Orleans 6 to 3 while Little Rock beat Birmingham 3 to 2. Lefty Lee Rogers, star from Alabama, was noted.
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Southam Association
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Dodgers Trade Big Names for Camills and Davis
Roy Parmeelee Hughie Critz Mark Koenig and 50000 down the river to Philadelphia in return for Dolph Camills and Curt Davis. Duke aims to block a homestand with Colgate. In 20 years the Yankers have had only two stars Wally Pipp and Lou Gehrig. They recall 1925 when Gehrig joined as a recruit and stayed in first base. A Cincinnati dress parade marks a Dresses Day with Nashville fans contributing most. Dressen spent last season in Nashville developing Crydell Castleman for the Giants.
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Mark Koenig
Philadelphia
Dolph Camills
Curt Davis
Duke
Colgate
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Crackers Top League With Third Win Of The Season
The Crackers strengthened their lead with a 7 to 4 win over Atlante. Key contributors included Buster Chatham and Dave Harris. The noisy crowd noted the late audience reactions as both teams pressed for advantage.
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