Alabama Tide Faces Scrimmage As Open Week Looms
University notes momentum in football camp ahead of opening game against Mississippi State. Coach Thomas praises Howell and Stapp while addressing signal issues and restocking pace after a mixed two weeks. Howell cited as top national candidate. Bill Lee awaiting return.
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Auburn Alabama on September 27 Special report previews Drake Field homecoming clash with Oglethorpe Stormy Petrels at 2:30 pm. Coach Ralph Jordan lauds Petrels triple threat backs led by Belton Clark. defense features Frank Mitrick and Ed Massey. Plainsmen work in frosh tilt with promising linemen Norman Houston and Mussolini Levi in contention for guard spots.
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Walker to Pitch as Cardinals Open Reds Series
Frank Frisch named Bill Walker to start for St Louis against Cincinnati in the first of a four game set. Weather held football outlook with sun breaking through clouds as the day began. Cincinnati’s starter was not announced earlier.
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Marian Gordon’s Flight to Reno Ends in Divorce Revelry
Marian Gordon travels by plane with Estes and Bowen to join Silver at a Reno cabin. A wire hints at reconciliation, but Marian finds Silver in a celebratory mood over Marian’s divorce. The scene shifts to a tense reunion as Marian confronts Silver amid party revelry and a emotionally charged welcome.
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Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
Major League Leaders show leaders from both leagues after yesterday’s games. In the American League Gehrig leads in batting and runs while Gehringer tops several categories for Detroit with 133 runs and 211 hits, and Gomez leads pitching with 26 wins. In the National League P Waner tops batting and hits for Pittsburgh with 359 and 213, Ott shines with 35 home runs and 136 RBIs for the Giants, while Dean leads NL pitching at 28 7.
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Duke Coach Wade Sees Team as Good But Not Last Year
Duke University football coach Wallace Wade says the 1933 eleven will be good but not as strong as last year when Duke lost only one game and tied for the Southern Conference title. He notes heavier players and key losses while outlining a demanding schedule including VMI Clemson Georgia Tech Tennessee Auburn Wake Forest North Carolina and N C State with Corky Cornelius and Earl Wentz among returnees.
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Cardinals face Reds in decisive four game series for pennant
The St Louis Cardinals open a four game set with the fourth place Cincinnati Reds while the New York Giants rest two days before finishing with Brooklyn. A bad pennant day saw Waite Hoyt shut out the Cardinals 3 to 0 and keep the race tight with both leading clubs holding slim margins in their schedules. The Cardinals have 12 wins and six losses against Cincinnati this year.
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Rhinestone Fastener Paris Sparkles in Designer Spelling
A Paris designer uses rhinestones to spell fastenings in a glittering trend. The eye catching display features bold stone work and shimmering accents across accessories.
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American Olympic Body Decides to Compete in 1936 Games
New York report notes United States will participate in the Berlin Olympics. Avery Brundage, head of the American Amateur Athletic Union and Olympic Committee, presented findings after a two month German tour. The committee adopted an unconditional acceptance, citing assurances of non interference by the German government and satisfactory conditions for German Jewish sports leaders and athletes.
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Poland Bans German Books Under Court Action
A Polish court banned a new list of German books led by With Hitler on the Road to Power by Otto Dietrich under a law prohibiting false reporting likely to disturb the public. Hitler's My Fight appeared on an earlier list.
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