Local All-Star Game Postponed to Saturday Afternoon
The All-Star battle between Commercial and Amateur stars at Willis Park is moved from Friday night to Saturday at 3:30 PM due to cooler weather. Proceeds support underprivileged boys at the Y M C A and the high school athletic fund. Tickets from Friday remain valid. managers invite players to meet at 2 PM Saturday. contact Charlie Spencer at the Y M C A for ticket handling.
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Sagues
Thlis Park
Charlie Kearns
Commercials
Paul Cecil
Willis Park
Charlie Spencer
Conference Elevens Begin Heavy Work In Practices
Recruits swelled the candidate pool for berths on Southern conference football elevens as pre season training began in full. Virginia Cavaliers and South Carolina Gamecocks started fast pace drills with helmet and shoulderpad work while Clemson Tigers prepared with two and a half hours of blocking and tackling.
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Richmond
Virginia Cavaliers
University of South Carolina Gamecocks
Don McAllister
Clemson
Tigers
Jess Neely
Blacksburg
Bill Raftery
University of Richmond Spiders
Washington and Lee
Nimrod
Wake Forest
Jim Weaver
N. C. State
Davidson
Duke
Blue Devils
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
University of Maryland
Firestone Standard Tire Offers Blowout Proof Safety
Car owners are urged to equip with Firestone Standard Tires for Labor Day trips. The ad highlights blowout protection non skid safety and long mileage at low prices. Firestone claims savings from source materials to distribution and reports factories running day and night to meet demand.
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Firestone
Firestone Sentinel
Firestone Courier
Firestone Mame
Hollywood Stars Confess Schoolday Insecurities
Clark Gable James Stewart and Robert Taylor recall clumsy youth and failed romances in school days Stewart confessed losing dates in Indiana Pa to a redhead who loved a boy with a Shetland pony. Gable recalled a splashy ice cream incident at a party and social awkwardness at fifteen. Taylor laughed at being mobbed by admirers later in life.
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Clark Gable
Paul Harrison
NBA Service
Hollywood
James Stewart
Robert Taylor
Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Hopedale
Gable
Colt
Star
Mr. Stewart
Indiana
Stewart
Princeton
Filley
Neb
Greta Garbo
Barbara Stanwyck
Garbo
Shearer
Crawford
Harlow
Colbert
Eleanor Powell
Ginger Rogers
Margaret Sullavan
Two Commercial Softball Wins Highlight Wednesday Games
In two Commercial league softball games Beeson's Hardware defeated American Bakers 15 to 9 while The Enterprise edged City Hall 2 to 0 in a tight contest. The results kept Beeson's and The Enterprise atop the standings.
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Commercia
Beeson's Hardware
Enterprise
City Hall Club
Beeson's
American Bakers
Bolton Suspended By Senators Denies Jumping Claim
Cliff Bolton catcher denied leaving the Washington Senators to join the team in a dispute over a jump claim. He returned home for sinus treatment and possible tonsil surgery while awaiting reinstatement and noted the club’s chance for second place in the American League.
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Frank Barfield
Washington Senators
Cliff Bolton
High Point
Liuuvie AU Lulisliilis
Bolton
Washington
Senators
Cliff
Clark Griffith
Discontent Rules Women's World
Laura Lou Brookman profiles Melinda Alexander a Nebraska-born activist and 1930s congressional hopeful in New York's 21st District. The piece traces her career from Bull Moose organizing to speechmaking and reform efforts, highlighting views on women's freedom, international affairs, and public leadership.
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Laura Lou Brookman
NER
New York
Melinda Alexander
United States
Miss Alexander
Alexander
Congress
Nebraska
Montana
Bull Moose
Jeanette Rankin
U. S. Senate
Northwestern University
National Bureau of Information
Russia
Rexford G. Tugwell
Stuart Chase
George S. Counts
Trotzky
Tchicherin
Kalinin
Rykoff
Lunarcharsky
House of Correction
American Club of
Paris
Thibet
United Academy of Statecraft
Annapolis
West
al Forum Foundation
Waldorf-Astoria
Gore
Europe
America
Walker Cup near as Americans take early lead over Britain
In Clementon New Jersey on September 3 the United States built a two point edge over England after two foursomes. John Goodman and Albert Campbell defeated Hector Thomson and Harry Bentley while Reynolds Smith and Ed White beat Jack McLean and John Langley. Harry Givan and George Vo halved with Alec Hill and Ewing. Today 36 singles begin at 8 am EST with Thomson facing Goodman and Campbell meeting Me.
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Clementon
N. J
United States
Harry Givan
George Vo
U. S
Alec Hill
Ewing
Thomson
Goodman
Campbell
J Fischer
Hill
Smith
Peters
Ej Emery
Yates
Bentley
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Laneley
White
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Secessa
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Tokuko Moriwake
Wapans
Helen
U.S
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Forest Hills
WAKANO /S
Ciiizen
Hawa
Nippon Banke
Pia Tews
Shetland Pony
Jimmy Stewart
New England
Chicago
Dixie
Helen Wood
Sara Haden
George Marshall
Auto Supplies
Hetman AE
Weaf Network
Firestone Dealers
Main Street
Exposition
Lodgin
North Main Street
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Pine Streets
Firestone Uaery Ag
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PAT Brown, Inc
East
Washington Street
Chafin
White Way Service Cor
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