Lambeau to Tame split to star in College All Star clash
The 22nd annual College All Star NFL champion game in Chicago pits Curly Lambeau and his Collegians against the Browns. Lambeau plans mixed tactics, leveraging his 20 years with pro football to outsmart coach Jim Tatum’s Split-T system. The piece contrasts past Split-T failures, details key players like Gugliemi Stuw Larson and Ratherman, and notes Minnesota Wolverines center Snider’s academic ineligibility affecting fall prospects.
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Jim Tatum
Saldier Field
Chicago
Lambeau
Maryland University
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Aad Viniias Tenate
Detroit Lions
Pro Monarchs
Arco Ward
Maiopaenes
Tilly
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Collepians
Tal Beach
Uepres Dizzy
Ralph Gugliqui
Notre Dame
George Stuw
Oregon
Paul Larson
Californa
Tatum
Stricty Roldegian
Vic
Lambesa
Tatumitil
NPL
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Chicago Cardinals
Washington Redskins
Browns
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Collegians
Tatum Piochet
Guglielmi
Larson Piteling
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George Ratherman & Co
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Tony Canarieo
Cleveland Browns
Tom Bettis
Purdue
Jim Temp
Wisconsin
Ameche
College All Stars to challenge Browns in Chicago game
The College All-Stars, featuring 49 top 1934 college players, meet the Cleveland Browns in the 22nd annual Chicago Tribune Charities All-Star Game at Soldier Field. Curly Lambeau leads a pro style staff coaching the wide open offense against a favored Cleveland squad missing Otto Graham.
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Chicago
College All-Stars
Cleveland Browns
Chicago Tribune
Soldice Field
ABC
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Mathal
Detroit Lions
Comtesta
Curly Lambeau
Green Bay Packer Fame
Hank Anderson
Steve Ower
Hamp Pool
TV Lineups All Stars Moy Mint De Name Bea 49 Lanane
TV lineups and names listed in a garbled page segment include Moy Mint, De. Name Bea, 49 Lanane, Woden, DRESTI, Carey, Brooks, Bo Weaver, Madielan, Lane, Henn, Bortard, Sp shurr, Mirmi Pine, Foweneh, Ty Gitohers, Dupre, Dilsal af Wives, Bort 42 Balorn, Balin, Trinetts by Mauer, Stems, Namie Pur, perma, Lacticat, Bradies, Priester, Fa Gibrap, St Dandov, Neterell, Pula, Rentrh, Biases, Bassett, Johnsen, Groza, Rumausas, Sean Biadat, Bitton, Biel, Weber, Broantor.
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Carey
Ed Brooks
Bo Weaver
Madielan & i Lane
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Flam Victor in Net Upset at Newport semifinal
In Newport RI, fourth seed Herb Flam of Beverly Hills upset Denmark’s Kurt Nielsen to reach the semifinals where he faces Atsushi Miyagi of Japan. The top seeds include Vic Seixas and Ham Richardson in doubles, with Richardson and Bob Wilson meeting Roger Becker and Bob Wilson in the other bracket. Final rounds set for Sunday.
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Herb Flam
Beverly Hills
Atsushi Miyagi
Casino Club
Othervisa
Dobles
Vic Seixas
Philadelphig
Ard Ham
Richardson
Baton Rouge le
Roger Becker
Bob Wilson
Wilson
Flam
Thurday
Denmark
Kurt Nielsen
Wimbladon
Tunnerup
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Clark
Pasadena
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Eng Askiman
Fred Perre
Ate “Yne
Berkeley
Texas League Fouston 1 3 Oklahoma 6 0
In a Texas League contest Fouston fell 1 to 3 while Oklahoma dominated 6 to 0. Dalles scored 4 and Béelimont added a goal despite the lopsided result.
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Williams drives 2000th hit as Red Sox fall short
Ted Williams joins the 2 000 hit club with a first inning single off Bob Turley. The game ended with Williams modestly saying he would trade the milestone for a win as Boston’s bid failed. The hit ball was doubled in by teammates and kept safe near the Red Sox dugout. Williams bowed his head after the milestone was announced.
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Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Blow
New York
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Bob Turley
Phil Rizzuto
Elston Howard
Mickey Mantle
Williaris
Ed Rommel
Williams
Red Sox
Williams Doce
Stengel
Ol' Case
Gue
White Sox
Stteh Shennanigans
Cincinnati
Chicz
Krak Seeks World Tour Leading Winnings in Chicago
Mike Krak, son of an immigrant Czechoslovakian steel worker, pursues a $106,000 payoff as he sits among leaders in the $187,200 World Tour event in Chicago. Krak, 27, unattached pro from Louisville, shot 86 and trails leaders after 18 holes, with rivals James Littler and Bob Rosburg among top money winners this year.
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Mike Krak
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Brown j“James
Bob Rosburg
Gene Littler
Littler
Las Vegas
Rosburg
Stanford
Beagle Espen and Open Set for Weekend Games
Volume of mixed sports notes and standings across leagues. mention of Beaman and Drews at 7-12, Seattle and San Francisco pairings, and bold details on American League and National League races with Cleveland Chicago New York in pursuit, plus a British Open-related note about a player penalized in the final rounds.
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San Meso S. Oaklan II
Beaman
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Kretiow
San Francisco
Sseenveand
Portland Werle
Fam Dlexy
Dickey
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Wrigley Fleld
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Yarkee
Rosie
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Detroit
Baltimore
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Antonelly Reade
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Susaukee
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Hawks Battle Wilmington in Key Coast Clash
Long Beach Murhawks seek a fresh win as they face Wilmington Marine Clicks tonight at Dark Ave. ace George Pearson of San Pedro All-Stars looms after ending a 17 game streak last week. Trek Tonidall starts for the rivals with Larry Silvas nursing an injury, likely back at first base.
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Dotel Reuther
California
San Fransisco
Oakland
Sacramento
Long Beach
Bud Daley
Cleveand
Daley
Wilson High
Bob Lemon
Long Beach Murhawks
George Pearson
Pearson
San Pedro
Wilmington Marine Clicks
Wowke
Wilmington
Micco
Sorsom
Trek Tonidall
Larry Silvas
Unclear Sports Broadcast List From Local Radio
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered sports listings and matchups including Cleveland Browns and other teams. Text is garbled with misread city names and times, hindering precise event details and dates.
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Savage Nails Unanimous Revenge Win Over Mims
In Salt Lake City Milo Savage, weight 158, defeats No. 2 middleweight Holly Mims at 1534. Savage, unranked, avenges a prior Brooklyn loss with a steady punch barrage and a late, decisive display. Officials’ decision favored Mims despite Savage’s aggressive approach.
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Milo Savage
Holly Mims
Washington, D.C
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Mims
Brooklyn
Washington
Braves Stretch Roller Edge Red Devils 4-2 Victory
Braves defeated the Brooklyn Red Devils 25-23 at Vets Stadium to run their lead to 4-2 on the roller derby season. Jean Porter scored nine and Peggy Dillon seven as the Braves held a seven point edge entering the final period before a late Devils surge. The teams may resume at 8 30.
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Brooklyn Red Devils
Vets Stadium
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Devils
Jean Porter
Peggy Dilon
Pat McCormick Defends Platform Title At AAU Meet
At the 39th Women’s Senior Outdoor National AAU Swimming and Diving championships in Philadelphia Pat McCormick of the Los Angeles Athletic Club seeks a repeat platform title. Carolyn Green defends the 1800-meter freestyle crown defeating Dougie Gray as Mary Ann Marchino of the Indianapolis Athletic Club excites with two record attempts in the Junior National 100-meter backstroke, edging Ann McReynolds of Pasadena.
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Philadelphia
Pat McCormick
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Carolyn Green
Dougie Gray
Washington,d.c
Miss Green
Fort Lauderdale
Miss Gray
Walter Ree Swim Club
John B. Kelly
Fairmount Park
Mary Ann Marchino
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Miss Marchino
Ann McReynolds
Pasadena
Great Scott Such a Trick Shocks Wrestling Crowd at Municipal Auditorium
A chaotic Thursday night event at Municipal Auditorium saw referees award the main event purse to the Sterns after a controversial finish. George Scott protested as Thunder Stern and Bobby Stern dominated the bout with the crowd split and one-sided calls. Preliminaries included Luther seven and Indsey defeating Dutch Heffner and others under shaky officiating.
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George
Scott
Ray
Thunder
Stern
Bobu
Brooklyn Menace
Sterns
Bobby Stern
Vig
Luther
Indsey
Dutch Heffner
George Dusette
Lee Grable
Jerry Gold
Jack Terry
49ers Star Ready to Go for Steelers Exhibition
Coach Red Strader confirms Hugh McElhenny will start at regular halfback for the 49ers when they meet the Pittsburgh Steelers in a pro football exhibition. A. Tittle, John Henry Johnson and Joe Perry will join McElhenny in the Pittsburgh lineup, first time together since McElhenny's shoulder injury last season.
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Red Strader
Hugh McElhenny
San Francisco 49Ers
Pittsburgh Steelers
Pittsburgh
McElhenny
A. Tittle
John Henry Johnson
Joe Perry
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