Football Camps Open Across Southern Conference
Southern Conference teams begin drills with conditioning first and opening games set for September 17. North Carolina, Duke, Clemson, Maryland, VMI, Furman, N C State, South Carolina, and Washington and Lee report varied strengths and challenges as they prepare for a frenzied October and November slate.
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Richmond
North Carolina
Duke
Ray Wolf
Tar Heels
Wallace Wade
Blue Devils
Clemson
College teams begin practice amid injuries and inexperience
Generals will miss Dick Pinck due to an operation, weakening early season games. The Citadel fields a light, inexperienced squad as practice starts. Wake Forest regroups with six veterans and a strong sophomore unit. Richmond handles backfield choices and reserve guards. William and Mary worries over backfield and ends. Davidson reports eleven good players but no ready reserves. Virginia Tech calls its 56-man squad the lightest and greenest for victories.
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Dick Pinck
The
Citadel
Bulldogs
Wake Forest
D. C. (Peahead
William and Mary
Branch Bocock
Davidson
Gene McPver
Virginia Tech
Henry Redd
Sports Roundup hints and gossip from coast to coast
New York gossip notes signings rumors and tall tales touch Mickey Cochrane Marshall Goldberg Pitt prospects La Moody boxing Henry Armstrong Deferi de Garcia and Ernie Lombardi while Johnny Burke and Rhode Island golf intrigue surface amid national chatter about scouts lawmaking and training camps.
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Mickey Cochrane
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Marshall Goldberg
Pitt
Marshall
Minnesota
Dartmouth
Indians
Swanky Newport
la Moody
Louisville
Cincinnati
Ernie Lombardi
Guy
Johnny Burke
Johnny
Typhoon Hammers Tokyo Yokohama Area Driving Four Ships Ashore
A typhoon at 75 miles per hour battered the Tokyo Yokohama region on September 1 injuring hundreds and killing at least 14. Communications crippled, four ships driven aground in Yokohama harbor including the 15,346 ton Chitral, as fears of higher toll spread.
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Tokyo-Yokohama
Tokyo
Yokohama
Yokohama Harbor
Chitral
Peninsular and Oriental
Chicago milk prices steady on September first market report
Butter 1,621,953 pounds steady. Begs 6,108 firm. Fresh graded extra firsts local 24 percent, cars 24, firezo cars 24, current receipts 22. Other prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Shivers Defeats Triano In Detroit Bout
Milton Shivers of Detroit outpointed Vincenzio Triano of Italy over ten rounds in a light middleweight clash. Shivers used controlled aggression to win on points.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Milton Shivers
Vincenzio Triano
Italy
Parallel Bible Chapters Share Nearly Identical Text
The Bible contains two chapters that are almost word for word the same. The 19th chapter of First Kings and the 37th chapter of Isaiah show striking textual parallels.
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Isiah
Budge Set as No 1 Seed for U S Championships
Don Budge, holder of the Australian French and Wimbledon titles, will be seeded No 1 for the U S championships September 8 17 at Forest Hills New York drawing an international field led by Adrian Quist and John Bromwich. Budge helped defend the Davis Cup this weekend at Germantown with Bobby Riggs as No 2 in domestic seeding while Helen Jacobs and Alice Marble top the women's field amid a strong international lineup.
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Don Budge
Forest Hills
N. Y
Budge
Germantown
United States
Budge and Co
Adrian Quist
John Bromwich
Leonard Schwartz
Harry Hopman
Quist
Bobby Riggs
Helen Jacobs
Alice Marble
Hitchcock Rides Again in National Open Polo Show
New York August 1 38 year old polo legend Tommy Hitchcock prepares Greentree four for the National Open on Long Island from Sunday through September. The 16 year 10 goal man dominated polo changing the game and remains the sport’s enduring icon. He ferries planes to Wall Street by day and trains on a polo pony each evening.
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Tex Rickard
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League baseball scores from multiple circuits
Newark shut out Syracuse 7 0 and Rochester beat Montreal 6 4 as games faced weather delays. Minneapolis edged Kansas City 1 0 while Indianapolis toppled Columbus 8 3 and Milwaukee won 13 2.
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American Association
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St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Jolly Leads League in Pacific Coast Battle
Smead Jolley, former White Sox outfielder, tops the Pacific Coast League in batting as the league battles on. Jolley holds a leading average, driving his team’s strong start in the season.
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Smead Jolley
White Sox
Kimery
Hemp
Inter-City
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Long John Griff
McCrary
P. Cheek
Bottoms
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Mahala
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Murphy
White Oak Stone
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