Broadway Bugle items mix sports stars and world events
Babe Ruth advised to quit golf for bowling as doctors say his legs are gone. Noted figures like Bullet Myers and Joe Louis figures appear amid boxing and football notes. The column also references racing dogs, political salaries, and military sports ties with Yale, Fort Bragg, and Venezuelan events.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Bullet Myers
Johannesburg
Southern
Rhodesia
Ballywennan Moon
Mick the Miller
England
New York Yankees
Joe Louis
Biology of Man
American Museum of Natural History
Rockingham Park
Belmont
Rockingham
New Hampshire
Cafego
Sinkwich
Army
Douglas Northrop
Yale
Major Northrop
Earl Cady
Fort Bragg
N. C
Wally Stoblum
Meyer
Ackerman
Jacobs Beach
Roscoe Toles
South America
Toles
Federal
Kearny
N. J
Johnny Buff
Mickey Taylor
Trader Horn
Eddie Ran
Frankie Curley
Mickey Barron
Lou Lombardi
Paul Cortlyn
Joe Eulo
Cowboy Willis
Arley Wright
al Zappalla
Charley Goldman
Harry Preston
Marty Servo
Vinnie Vines
Mike
Wheeling
Ginger Foran
Will Rogers Field
Oklahoma City
87Th
Ginger
Harold Meltsner
N. Y. Times Sports Department
Waterbury American
Times
Paul Zimmerman
Washington
U. S. Army Forces India
Freddie Cochrane
Navy
Mort Cooper
Ray Blades
Dodgers
Horace Stoneham
Giants
Johnny Allen
Napoleon Reyes
U. S. Army
Jose Rodriguez
Almanderes
Frankie Crosetti
Yanks
Willie Lewis
Abe Attell
Kid Rooney
Rooney
John L. Sullivan
Terry Moore
U. S. Army All-Stars
Trinidad
Caracas
Venezuela
Locals Prep for Final Non-Conference Clash at Holt-Moffitt Field
Coach Tony Cernugel sides with co captains Gene Kearns and Levina in a third time leadership role as the Black Bison host a favored Yellow Jacket in Lexington. The scrimmage includes passing defense, blocking drills, and a 30 minute Wednesday scrimmage with first stringers against B reserves.
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Earl Gibson
Gene Kearns
B. Levina
Tony Cernugel
Black Bison
Holt-Moffitt Field
Lexington
Cocain
Kearns
Bison
Husky
Haack Bob
Mills
Burlington
Levina
Ray Jappe
Heltback
Curt McDonald
Cernagel
Cernugel
Stuborn
Bill Lloyd
Chick” Glaesner
McDonald
Knox
Delappe
Walker
Siderton
Dennis Presnell
Worries Haunt Coaches Ahead of Duke UNC Clash
In Richmond on October 14, the looming Duke vs North Carolina battle dominates fears for both coaching staffs. Duke faces a potent pass defense and a 39 point per game offense while UNC studies Duke’s scrimmage yards and pass conversion rates as Wake Forest and others prepare for weekend games.
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Wake
Eddie Cameron
Tar Heels
Blue Devils
Jacksonville Naval Training Station
Carolina
Dukes
Duke
Ain
Richmond
North Carolina
Navy
Tar
Geo Tech
Pennsylvania State
Jacksonville
Wake Forest
D. C. (Peahead
Great Scrap Up Front is Expected
CHAPEL HILL Oct 14 Duke and Carolina prepare for a classic clash of top lines in the Carolina Duke classic. No. 1 and No. 2 teams in the conference meet at 3 o clock with veteran players expected to lead both sides. Duke features Gantt Preston Myers and others while Carolina counters with Strayhorn Hussey and Palmer end tackles.
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Bill Milner
Marine
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Duke University
Carolina
Milner
Tar Heels
Blue Devils
Durham
Poole Boys
Barney
Oliver
Tackle
Chapel Hill
Ole Miss
Poole
Ray
State
Bob Gantt
Duke
Preston
Wake Forest
Jim Myers
Ny Cittadino
Jim End
Bob Nanni
Bulliams
McCain Atter
Bull J
Ralph Strayhorn
Jack Hussey
Askas
Pete Palmer
Navy
Tion
Georgia Tech
Jacksonville
Dumpy Hagler
Duke Kile
Grady Pritchard
Jim
Bernie Kaplan
Per, Carver
Davis
Ly Myers
New York
Joe
Fordham) Andresco
Dartmouth
Angelo ‘Bertelli
Notre Dame
Herman Wedermeyer
St. Mary's
Reton
Jones Sinks 130-Yard Hole Ace At Tulsa Meet
Golfer Morgan Jones aced the 130 yard No 14 hole as five others in the party followed in order. Jones led the round with 82 while the six stroke 14th yielded a 73 for the winner.
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Tulsa
Okla
Morgan Jones
Jones
Yankees release trainer Earle V aon
Three years ago Izzy Janazzo outpoints Kid Cocoa in 15 rounds in Baltimore to gain Maryland welterweight title five years ago Harry Hopman of Australia wins Pacific Coast tennis final at Berkeley.
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New York Yankees
Earle V Aon
Izzy Janazzo
Kid Cocoa
Baltimore
Maryland
Harry Hopman
Australia
Hopp Brothers Shine While Johnny Goes Zero In World Series Tie
Harry Hopp leads NFL scoring with six touchdowns in four games for Detroit amid praise of the Hastings Neb family. Johnny Hopp, with the St Louis Cardinals, posted a recent world series zero and four in four games, totaling a loser’s share of 4321 dollars.
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Watson Spoelstra
Detroit
Johnny
Johnny Hopp
Harry
Hippity
Tounding
Hopp
Nebraska
Gus Dorais
Ch Cardinals
Brooklyn
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
St. Louis Cardinals
Hastings
Neb
Wally
Harry Hopp
Pan American Tennis Semis Highlight Mexico City Play
Top seed Pancho Segura of Ecuador faces Armando Vega while second seed Willian Talbert of Indianapolis meets Rolando Vega in the Pan American championships semi finals in Mexico City. Segura and Talbert plan post tournament tours in Guayaquil and possibly Buenos Aires.
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Mexico City
Pancho Segura
Ecuador
Armando Vega
Willian Talbert
Indianapolis
Rolando Vega
Segura
Talbert
Guayaquil
Buenos Aires
Workaday World Topeka: Deaf Church Member Finds Job
In Topeka Kansas a milestone occurs as a member of the Church of the Deaf and Dumb secures employment for the first time, signaling progress for the community amid local social efforts.
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Topeka
Kas
Church of the Deaf and Dumb
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