Army Today Opens Nation's Practice For Gridiron Battles
Despairing of a rematch with Jimmy McLarnin and regaining his welterweight title, Young Corbett Ltd asks Governor Rolph for a job. The piece notes college football season plans and admission price cuts to boost attendance.
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Army Today
Robbins
Melrose
Sacramento
Calif
Jimmy McLarnin
Young Corbett Ltd
James Rolph, Jr
Fresno Battler
College gridiron drills spark shift in 1933 coaching lineup
Army begins practice at West Point as college teams plan fall drills from Sept 4. Major moves include Glenn S Warner at Temple and Clark Shaughnessy at Chicago. Several programs cut prices to attract fans while major inter sectional games shape the season.
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Alan Gould
New York
Army
Weat Point
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
New York University
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Pacific Coast Conference
Dixie
Southern California
Georgia
Notre Dame
St. Mary's
Southern Methodist
Fordham
Santa Clara
Rice Institute
Stanford
Northwestern
Navy
Cornell
Michigan
South Bend
Associated Press
Big Ten
Southeastern
Southeastern Conference
Tulane
Louisiana State
Alabama
Tennessee
Missingippi State
Vanderbilt
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Glenn S
Pop) Warner
Temple University
Philadelphia
Clark Shaughnessy
New Orleans
Stagg
University of Chicago
Frank Cavanaugh
Jimmy Crowley
Crowley
Michigan State
Charley Hachman
Florida
Reginald
Regele) Root
Marvin Stevens
Garrison Davidson
Ralph J. Bonne
West Point
Adrian
Ad) Lindsey
University of Kansas
Edward Andersson
Holy Crows
Howard Harpster
Carnegie Tech
Tiny) Thornhill
K. Stanley
Babe Ruth says he plans to play for Yankees next season
Babe Ruth rejects retirement reports and asserts he hopes to play regularly with the New York Yankees in 1934 after spring training. He denies talks of managing either the Red Sox or White Sox and notes a likely salary dispute with Col Ruppert, with previous pay cut from 75000 to 52000.
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New York
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Remora
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Col
Jacob Ruppert
City-Wide Tournament Kicks Off Week With Baseball Block
Wake Forest appoints Jim Weaver as football coach and plans Labor Day meeting to form the 1988 Deacon eleven. Nine teams enter a city wide baseball tournament at Willis Park with entry rules outlined and proceeds benefiting the Y and college program.
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Jim Weaver
Wake Forest College
Weaver
Willis Park
The
Enterprise
Edgar Hartley
Winfrednes
Miss Brown
Y. M
Weaver Named Wake Forest Coach to Start Monday
Wake Forest announces Jim Weaver, formerly of Bok Ridge Institute, will begin as head football coach September 4. He succeeds Pat Miller and plans a modified punt formation emphasizing backs’ roles and flexible defense with frontline support.
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Oak Ridge
Wake Forest Eleven
Wake Forest
Jim Weaver
Wake Forest College
Baptist Institution
Weaver
Bok Ridge Institute
Halle
inaton-Halem
Pat Miller
Deacon
Emory and Henry
Centenary
Brireveport
Igh
Texas
Oak Idee
Notre Dame
Miller
White House flag shows presidential seal on blue field
The flag of the president of the United States features his seal in bronze on a blue background with a large white star in each corner. The seal design is visible on the floor of the White House entrance corridor.
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Presient
United States
Bronse
White House
British champion Enid Wilson faces American Virginie Van Wie in Exmoor final
England's Enid Wilson and America's Virginie Van Wie meet in an 18 hole title struggle at Exmoor for the British American women’s golf championship. The match features Helen Hicks and Maureen Orcutt as potential challengers in a bid to complete a rare English American double.
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Paul
Associated Press
Highland Park
Goarin
England
Enid Wilson
America
Virginie van Wie
Exmoor
Helen Hicks
Inwood
Shore
North
Maureen Orcutt
Mise Wilson
Sever
Mise van Wie
Joyce
Grained Woodwork Care Advice From Historic Note
A printed instruction recommends cleaning grained woodwork with a sloth dipped in turpentine followed by net soap and water.
Braves and Giants Resume NL Series Amid Injuries
The Boston Braves and New York Giants renewed their six game NL showdown at Boston with replacements due to injuries to Randy Moore and Johnny Verges. Wally Berger led Boston with his 25th homer as the Braves won 7 to 3 while Pirates and Cardinals posted decisive wins elsewhere and Red Sox routed the Yankees 15 to 2.
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Ton Braves
New York Giants
Roston
Braves
Giants
New York
Randy Moore
Boston
Leroy Parmelee
Johnny Verges
Gianta
Bill Terry
Bernie James
Verges
Joe Mowry
St. Paul
Bill McKechnie
Moore
Mowry
Hughie Cruz
Ben Cantwell
Raves
Parmelee
Herman Bell
Wally Berger
Cantwell
Bateman
Hal Lee
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillies
S J. Lougis
Senators
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Vines Not Yet Out of Title Running
Orange New Jersey hosts the fifteenth East West matches as Ellsworth Vines preserves his national tennis status with an impressive performance. California teammates rally from behind to edge their opponents 5-4, following leader Wilmer Allison’s earlier conquest.
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Vines
Orange
N. J
Piceltie
Janky Ellaworth Vines
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
California
Wilmer Allison
Vince
Queen Elisabeth Leads Silk Stockings Trend In Court
Queen Elisabeth and her court are noted as the first to wear silk stockings, marking a fashionable adoption by royal ranks and setting a stylish precedent for the era.
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Elisabeth
Melrose, Robbing clash in Industrial League title bid
Industrial League holiday schedule sets Melrose and Robbing to clash Saturday afternoon at Willis Park for game two of the Amateur league championship series. Melrose leads 1-0 after Craver victory. win clinches title, loss forces a decisive third game Monday.
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Melrose
Robbing
Willis Park
Adams-Millis
Southern Chair
High Point
Highland
Adams-Millig
Industrial League
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H. P
Southern
Ray Street
City Playground
Emma Blair
Bay Street
Sprye
Drakes
Ellington
Seevereeeeess
Vancorf
Dew
Givneeeeld
Lea
Steele P
Wreddehs
Emma Blur
Lassiter
T. Davis
Spencer
Peresevenes
Seere
Emma Bisir
Sensenbach
Cornelif
Wee
Tere
Ceee
Eere
Carroll
Kennedy
Wright
Lewis
Parri G. Carroll
Emma
Bensen
Games Next Saturday H P Overall vs Adams Milli
The schedule lists a match next Saturday between H P Overall and Adams-Millis. Both teams prepare for a competitive showdown at a neutral venue with postseason implications.
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H. P
Adams-Millis
Monroe Captain Monte 79 Former Union County Official
Captain W. L. Monte, 79, longtime Union County official and former superintendent of roads and county commissioner, passed away. He served as a public servant in local government for decades and was a respected figure in the community. His death marks the end of a lengthy career in county administration.
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Monroe
W. L. Monte
Union County
Store Canned Fruit Properly to Preserve Freshness
The advice warns storing canned fruit in a dry dark place to prevent light from fading flavors. It stresses keeping products away from light to maintain color and quality.
Largest iceberg sighted in 1884 towering 1700 feet
The record largest iceberg was observed in 1884 and measured about 1700 feet above sea level. The sighting marks a historic nautical milestone noted by observers of the era.
Battle for High School Football Sparks Public Debate
A Greensboro audience reacts to Superintendent Talla Andrews’ call to abolish high school football in favor of intramural play. The writer warns that scrapping interscholastic football could cripple scholastic sports, jeopardizing basketball and baseball budgets and facility needs.
Misunderstanding over high school athletics funding
A columnist defends school athletics funding, arguing money is needed for coaches, equipment, water, and lights to support boys in athletics. The piece counters fears the funds would be misused, stressing that supervision and discipline remain the educator’s duty and that sports interest helps channel energy.
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Lund
Drive for High School Athletics Funding Urges Community Support
A column urges keeping interscholastic sports in schools to channel energy of energetic boys after school. It cites past discussions with M. A. physical director Bill Batley and coach Wade Marlette and notes a community drive aiming for over $500 for the high school athletic program, asking if the Board of Education will accept the gift.
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Andrews
Bill Batley
Wade Marlette
Bill
Wade
Board of Education
Pointers To Tackle Liberty Sunday At Local Ball Diamond
The Pointers top the Inter-City league host Liberty Sunday at Willis Park at 3:30 p.m. Both teams press for wins as George Cowan backs the bat and young pitchers Kirby Sherrill and Rudi Sii show promise. Red Hayworth is hot at first, with Karl Connor and Charlie Young contributing in defense and offense.
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Pointers
Eserene Liberty
Sun
Willis Park
High Point
George Cowan
Kirby
Sherrill
Rudisii
Keystone
Charlie Young
Fang
Fights Last Night In Various Cities Reported
Boxing results from Paterson Indianapolis Pittsburg Quincy and Clinton show disputed bouts. Al Diamond outpointed Stanley sreneneey in Paterson. Eddie Speaks beat Johnny Datto in Indianapolis. Jacquette Al veriilo edged Gin eer Gordon in Quincy. Frankie Hughes fought in Clinton.
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Paterson
N. J
al Diamond
Stanley Sreneneey
Grand Rapids
Mich
Indianapolis
Eddie
Kid) Speaks
Johnny Datto
Pittsburgh
Quincy
Jacquette Alveriilo
Gineer Gordon
Vincennes
Ind
Frankie Hughes
Clinton
Twins End Long Unbeaten Streak Amid Rough Season
Winston-Salem's Twins sank to 21st straight loss in a major league string, while Charlotte edged Greensboro 3 2 in 11 innings as Jim Lyle and Tonie Barnes dueled for control and Frank Packard scored the decisive run in the 11th.
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Charlotte
Winston
Salem
Twins
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Richmond
Mota
Mington
Durham
Greensboro
Jim Lyle
Tonie Barnes
Barnes
Guy Lacy
Frank Packard
Tissues from animal body linked to long term storage concerns
Read fragments describe tissues taken from an animal and potential indefinite storage issues. Phrases mention a chicken and a fowl living normally, with references to living conditions and laboratory context.
Indiana boxer outpoints Brown and Reed in close decisions
The report notes Indiana defeated Jimmy Brown in Columbus 10 rounds, Jackie Purvis stopped Honey Boy Brown in Indianapolis 4 rounds, and Pee Wee Jarret of Fort Wayne outpointed Clem Reed in Quincy 10 rounds.
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