Pro Grid League eyed for Deep South circuit
In Irmingham Alabama S A Godian of the National Professional Football Association outlined plans to form a Deep South professional grid league. The eight to ten team circuit would span Georgia Alabama Tennessee Louisiana and Texas with Chattanooga New Orleans and others in consideration. Regular clubs from multiple Southern cities would join as backers funded the league and arranged games.
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Irmingham
Ala
S. A
Godian
National Professional Football Association
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Louisiana
Texas
Southern ‘Association
Ed Norton
Birmingham
Tom Watkins
Memphis
Larry Gilbert
Nashville
Fay Murray
Earl Mann
Atlanta
Godman
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Ctwo
Wom
Montgomery
Jackson
Miss. Fort, Worth
Dallas
Knoxville
Little Rock
Blades takes cautious stance as NL race shapes up
Ray Blades, new St. Louis manager, relies on coaching counsel and demands proof before judging. He expects a tight NL race and notes the Red Birds may have potential but hasn’t been impressed by many clubs seen so far.
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Harry Grayson
Ray Blades
Wicen
St. Louis Ordinals
Mike Gonzales
Buzzy Wares
Blades
T 131
Red Birds
Border Patrol Man Leads Night River Crossing Plan
Sheridan Starr, a young Border Patrol officer, devises a daring water crossing near New Channel Crossing to trap Luis Barro’s smugglers. As the group nears the US shore under a full moon, a rifle shot erupts from behind, signaling a federal halt and foiling the plan.
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Sheridan Starr
Hope Kildare
Luis Barro
Sherry
Sheridah Starr
United States Border Patrol
Offic Ter
Liside
Baebuck
Barre
Starr
Barra
New
New Channel Island
Barro's
Sheridan
Barro
Gonzales
Jose
Don Luis
Jose Gonzales
Los Federales
Border Patrol
Senor
Sone
Twico
United States
America
Rio Grande
Rio
Alto
Cardinals Shortstop Dilemma Spurs Manager's Plan
Blades criticizes Orengo Myers and Crespi as unfit shortstops and weighs using Jimmy Brown at short with Stu Martin at keystone. Warneke leads the pitching staff as Dean and Weiland struggle, while Carl Davis Bowman and Weiland offer hopeful signs as the lineup emphasizes speed. Factory corn oil use climbs from 42 Hinia in 1931 to 72,770,000 lbs.
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Orenga
Grengo
Bill Killefer
Ren Francisco
Cacramento
Glder
St. Louis
Rogers Hornsby
Blades
Orengo
Myers
Crespi
Jimmy Brown
Stu Martin
Keystone
Cardinals
Bob Weiland
Paul Dean
Weiland
Daffy Dean
Warneke
Rennant
New York Glanl
Chicago Cub
Carl Davis
Bob Bowman
Red Birds
Wejland
Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
United States
Raising a Family by Olive Roberts Barton Bee
Mrs Adams frets over her five year old Henry, fearing accidents as she hands over control to a child who tests boundaries. The story reveals how parental worry shapes daily life and the struggle to balance safety with growing independence.
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Olive Roberts
Barton Bee
Johnny Don’t
Mrs. Adams
Henry
Bowling Nudists Spark Curious Public Interest
Roxanne Levinsky, once married to Kingfish Levinsky, calls the bowling scene a curious outlet. She describes nudists as people seeking emotional release who picked the wrong hobby.
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Roxanne
Kingfish Levinsky
Mothers Worry Turns to Gentle Trust Over Henry
A mother, Mary, frets as Henry disobeys to touch Mrs Blank's pansies, then earns a few as a gift. Grandmother Mrs Adams recalls raising six children and urges Mary to trust Henry and prepare for kindergarten.
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Mary
Henry
Mrs. Blank
Blank
Finost
Tale of the Turf History of the Running Morse in This Country
Art Krenz presents a sketch history tracing Morse's rise in American racing culture. The work compiles scenes and anecdotes detailing racing figures, venues, and notable moments that shaped Morse's legacy.
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Art Krenz
Standings and schedules amid wet grounds and limited games
The report lists multiple teams and matchups with venues and times affected by wet grounds. Notable items include Leo Robins against Bruner Ivory, Oz versus Alton Camp A, and Geo W Robison versus Soil Conger Waslon at 7 30. It also notes Bruner Ivory A versus Alton Camp A, and several intercity pairings such as Knoyville at Birmingham and Birmingham at Nashville with only one game scheduled.
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Leo Robins
Bruner-Ivory
Alton Camp
Weiltingday
Geo
W. Robison
Waslon
Gunter Brothers Lumber Cuva
Phillies Rally to Whip Reds 8 to 7 in eighth inning
Philadelphia fans watched a five run eighth inning rally erase a three run deficit against Cincinnati as Chuck Klein delivered a bases loaded triple and Legrant Scott doubled to seal an 8 7 victory for the Phillies over the first place Reds. Vander Meer took the loss after a wild eighth inning.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reds
Chuck Klein
Planel
Max Butcher
Tier
Legrant Scott
Vander Meer
Wild
Phils
Merrill May
Pinky Whiley
Les Powers
George Selureth
Vanner Meer
Spurs Davis
Big Dig Weaver
Davila
Klein
Emmett Mueller
Svell
Weaver
Reno Thompson
Gil Brack
Bill Werber
Frank McCormick
Reds
Waller Beck
Tenie Lombardi
Harry Craft
Wally ‘Berger
Regally Chicago,Nationals mix results in Monday action
National League results show Chicago 4 New York 2 and Philadelphia 8 Cincinnati 7 with Brooklyn forecast. Tuesday games include Pittsburgh at Boston and St. Louis at Brooklyn with Chicago at New York and Cincinnati at Philadelphia among others. Weather rain effects noted for Boston at St. Louis and related matchups across cities.
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Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Samuel
Detrait
L. Pet
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Bose Hope Basket Company
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Seeipa Service
Henry Clay
Lexington Association
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Knoyville
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Leo Alton Camp
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