U S Olympic Dilemma Split Over Berlin Controversy
Alan Golly surveys the 1935 Olympic debate as the United States weighs sending athletes to Berlin. US unity with global opinion clashes with German policy on Jewish and Catholic athletes, while Rome and Tokyo vie for 1948 hosts and the code of fair play frames the national stance.
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Dothan High football squad draws 89 candidates at practice
Coach Paul Tubb and assistant Maston O Neil opened the season with 89 hopefuls at Wiregrass Stadium as Dothan High prepares for a tough schedule. Injuries to Wilmer Hoover and Red Collins hurt early prospects while nine hole positions remain to be filled ahead of the opener against Opp.
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Dillman Wins Final Bout in Dolhstan Mat Showdown
Dynamite Joe Dillman of Indianapolis defeats Baltran in three falls at the Dolh wrestling card before the largest crowd ever seen there. Baltran, from Key West, fights near disqualification as Dillman uses swift pins and a decisive airplane spin to secure victory. Preliminary matches feature Abe First, Br eddie Knickts, and bouts between Alice Rhodes and Bernard Whitaker.
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Crackers Rest Near Top as They Split with Smokies
The Atlanta Crackers, needing two wins to clinch the Southern Association lead, split a doubleheader with the Knoxville Smokies. In the opener Knoxville beat Atlanta 9 to 1, while Atlanta answered 12 to 5 in the nightcap. Moon pitched for Knoxville in the first game, holding Atlanta to seven hits, and Lindsey won for the Crackers in the second game. The series marked the only Southern Monday games as Atlanta remains tied for first, with a playoff still to decide the champion.
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New NY Autolat Rule To Limit Horn Honking After October
A New York transport rule will curb horn use for autolats starting October 1. Officials told the noise abatement conference that after motorists adjust, a complete ban on horn tooting at all times may follow.
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Cubs Could Bust Up Parade Under Proper Auspices
Andy Clarke reports the Cubs show late-season form with a six-game win streak, rallying past the Braves and Phillies, while Tex Carleton and Larry French anchor wins. Detroit tops the American League with a 5-4 comeback over Washington as rain and darkness trimpires a ten-inning finish.
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Baseball Stars Shine In Tumbling Doubleheader Action
Yesterday's major league games featured Tex Carleton and Larry French contributing to the Cubs loss to the Braves in a twin bill. Jack Sain and George Selkirk of the Yankees drove in runs with homers against the Indians. Curt Davis and Hank Sauer helped the Phillies and Cardinals with key hits, while Carl Caldwell of the Browns logged seven hits and one run in his major league debut for a slate of standout early season performances.
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Sports Mirror Across Time Highlights Past Title Moments
A nostalgic recap notes past sports headlines: Eby Jones, an 11 year old Detroit youth, defeated Francis Culmet in the national amateur golf championship round a year ago. Three years prior Bbsworth Vines won the national tennis title over Cochet 64 6 4. Five years back U.S. poloists beat Great Britain 14 8 to claim an intermational cup.
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Evening Movie Listings and University Sports Update
The page lists showings for Tuesday through Saturday with star actors and titles such as The Girl Friend and Broadway Gondolier, plus oddities and cartoons. Alabama supports Racy Smith as top back with six feet one, 195 pounds, and a 3 hit game as St Louis Browns fall to Athletics 5 1 at Texas League clash.
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Time For Love
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Metro News
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Alan "Miller
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Alice Brody
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Phil Spitainy
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Jimmy Gleason
Fetty Boap
Lucky Bedrinners
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Gene Autry
Alabama
James Cagney
Edward G. Robinson
Evelyn Knapp
Hama
Sue Per Speed
Norman Poster
Flomnare Rice
Hat Ginson
Happy Harmoniex
Rulby Smith
Racy Smith
Undertaker of Golf Faces Gloom in Brit Amateur Match
In Cleveland on September 1, Bil Lain of Chicago, a leading amateur undertaker, faced a daunting task to defeat Lawson Little in the British and American amateur golf championship. Little, a lively foe, battled back from early deficits and won 3 and 1, as Lain’s hopes faded amid a soggy course and heavy competition.
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Thomas Mynard Laid to Rest at Keyton
New Brockton memorial: Thomas Mynard, 62, longtime Com foe county settler from near Enterprise, died after a three week illness. Funeral held at his home with Rev W B Wallace from Mt Pleasant officiating. Burial in Keyton cemetery. Survived by wife three sons Joe John Marvin Mynard a daughter Mrs Jean Counts and many grandchildren.
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Mrs Lewis Smith Dies From Infection In Dothan
Mrs Lewis Smith 29 died from blood poisoning that followed a scratch. Funeral held at Providence church Sunday afternoon officiated by Rev Medenia of Dothan. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by husband three children Jerry Tony and Derry mother Miss Feeble Thompson and brothers Cutt Tom and Frank Thompson.
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Mystery of fish supply solved by Dr Bashow
In Tulsa on September 10 AP reports Dr A D Bashow of the Canadian biological board has devised a formula to determine how much a fish stock can supply. The explanation outlines the method and its potential applications for fisheries management.
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Rain Delays Auburn Practice to One Hard Drill
Rain disrupted Alabama Poly's planning as Auburn's Monday session reduced to a single hard drill. Coach Meagher and aides Drake Field to Alumni Gym shaped blocking and scrimmage plans, with two weeks of training before intra squad battles.
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Greek Civil War Looms As Leovos To Royalist Aid
Athens Sept 10 The Greek civil crisis deepens after a clash between Republican officers and Monarchist guards disrupts a cabinet session. Gen Panagiotacos, anti Monarchist commander, and his brother were bayoneted while attempting to enforce the war map. Premier Tsaldaris orders arrests as tensions rise and Royalist calls for monarchy restoration intensify. Former King George parts London links with Royalist supporters amid renewed push for a referendum.
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Bitsy Grant Narrowly Leads Budge In Wimbledon Clash
Bitsy Grant and Budge Patty Budge faced a tight quarter final at the 14th men's national singles championship with Grant forcing early breaks and delivering cannonball serves. The match paused due to rain with Grant leading 4-3 in the opening set and scheduled to resume the following day.
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