Western Conference Grid Teams Swing Into Year’s Grind
The 1930s college grid season opens with Chicago’s A A Stagg starting his 34th year and Urbana's Red Grange era fading. Michigan, Ohio State, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Purdue and Notre Dame rally squads as coaches name rotations and aim for conference titles.
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Chicago
A. P
A. A. Stagg
Moleskins
Urbana
Bob Zuppke
Burton Ingwerson
Iowa
Clarence W. Spears
Dartmouth
West Virginia
Minnesota
Michigan
Yost
Ann Arbor
Ohio State
J. P. Wilce
Herb Steger
Duke Dunne
Jack Ryan
Wisconsin
Glenn Thistlethwaite
Northwestern
Ralph
Moon
Four Horsemen
Adam Walsh
Knute Rockne
Rockne
Ruth Retains His Place After Row
Babe Ruth remains in the public eye amid recent off field incidents. Colonel Ruppert and Miller Huggins express sincere but strained support as Ruth faces penance and continued scrutiny from a fanbase hungry for first page headlines.
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Sid Mercer
I. N
New York
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Gus Pensign
Yankee Ball Club
Jacob Ruppert
Ruppert
Miller Huggins
Basabal
Yankee Stadium
Babe Ruth still a box office draw amid suspension furor
The column argues fans injustly blame Ruth for his suspension and still flock to see him. It notes crowds booed and applauded as Ruth sat in a mezzanine box while the Yankees failed to score against the Red Sox, predicting Ruth will remain a major draw next season despite the controversy.
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Ruth
Red Sox
Yankees
Colonel Ruppert
Babe
Swat
South
Vicksburg
Miss
Greensboro
N. C
Huggins
Pelicans Narrow Crackers Lead in Southern Loop
New Orleans beat Birmingham 4 to 1 in extra innings as Atlanta idled, reducing the Crackers' margin to one and a half games. Little Rock won 2 to 0 over Chattanooga in a rain-shortened doubleheader. other clubs rested ahead of the season’s final stretch.
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Southern Association
Atlanta
New Orleans
Nashville Wrens
Memphis
Mobile Eevee
Chatanooga
Little Rock
Enees
Weteeneneewers
Birmingham
A. P
Pelicans
Chattanoga
New York
Pittsburgh
Vic Aldridge
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Pirates
Athletics
Yankees
Sam Jones
Mackmen
Red Holt
Jersey City Internationals
Jones
Cochrane
Senators
Washington
Tigers
Bengals
Browns
Gose” Goslin
Griffmen
Bucky Hareris
Clark Griffith
Washington Pilot
Harris
Classified ads yield big value for Yaz area property
A small expense on classified listings turned into significant property sales in Yaz, generating thousands of dollars in deals from modest ad placements.
Thirty Five Turn Out for Training under Coach Reid
Coach Alf Reid opens the regular school session with 35 football candidates at first practice. Only three holdovers from last year remain, Freeman Godwin and Claude Jones. A captain will be elected soon as Hayward Henderson is absent. Claude Henderson, brother of last year’s captain, shows promise at guard and signals. The backfield remains experimental with several changes likely this week.
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Alf Reid
Sellars
Deacon
Fred Godwin
Reid
Godwin
Minden
Donnie
Rgular
Fred
Doney
Monroe
Hayward Henderson
Claude Henderson
Henderson
Claude
S S S Blood Remedy and Boil Relief Ad
An old advertisement extols S S S blood remedy as strengthening red blood cells to prevent boils and skin eruptions. It claims purified blood fights boils, pimples, eczema, and rashes and asserts 100 years of use. The copy urges readers to obtain S S S from druggists or stores.
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B. S
S. S. S. Doe
Tilden Wins His First Round of Singles Tourney
The national singles tennis tournament moved into the second round with 14 seeds. Champion William T. Tilden II of Philadelphia defeated Carl Fisher of Cinwyde, Pa., in his opening match and appeared generous in victory.
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Tilden
New York
A. P
William T. Tilden, II
Philidaphia
Carl Fisher
Cinwyde
Australian Opponent Shows Form in Elimination
In the match context the Australian opponent James O. Anderson displayed strong form during elimination rounds, indicating readiness for later stages. The report notes Anderson’s balance pace and precision as a key asset.
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James O. Anderson
Third C S Clash Brings 4 4 Knot In Cotton States Series
Meridian and Jackson clash in the Cotton States League title series as a 4 4 tie from yesterday forces another game. Patterson's Meridian squad seeks a comeback while Senators pilot Pierre remains confident after a pivotal eighth inning rally.
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Senators
Miss
A. P
Jackson
Pierre
Patterson
Mets
Tennis Stars Cast Hopefules for Tilden Title
Arnold W. Jones the Yale champion advances in straight sets while rivals including Johnston Richards Alonzo Harada Borotra and LaCoste loom as threats to extend beyond the second round. LaCoste receives delay to stay in the tournament as Borotra recovers from a wall collision with C B Marsh Jr.
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Nating
Arnold W. Jones
Yale
Wm. M. Johnston
Vincent Richards
Manuel Alonzo
Spain
Takeichi Harada
Japan
Jean Borotra
Rene LaCoste
Tilden
LaCoste
Borotra
C. B. Marsh, Jr
English Channel Record Standoff Ends for Egypt Swimmer
Ishak Helmy of Egypt gave a 14 hour 32 minute showing from Cape Gris Nez toward Dover but failed to finish within the cliffs, as five men have historically completed the Channel and no woman has yet.
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Cape Gris Nez
France
A. P
Neptune
English Channel
Ishak Helmy
Egypt
Dover
Helmy
Jane Lion
Gertrude Ederle
Mercedes Gleitzer
London
Captain Webb
T. W. Burgess
Charles Toth
Boston
H. F. Sullivan
Lowell
Mass
Sebastian Tirabocchio
Argentina
Eleven Americans Qualify in Canada Open Golf
Eleven Americans were qualified for the first round at match play in the Canadian women's open golf championship in Ottawa. Mrs. W. G. Frazer, formerly Miss Alexa Stirling, posted the best medal score with 83, two strokes ahead of Ada MacKenzie of Toronto and Dorothy Campbell Hurd of Philadelphia, the U S holder.
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Ont
A. P
W. G. Frazer
Alexa Stirling
Ada Mackenzie
Toronto
MacKenzie
Dorothy Campbell Hurd
Philadelphia
United States
Canadian ladies ppem title winner noted
West Graham Virginia The Rev Lewis Evans a retired minister over 80 praises Black Draught for 25 years of relief from bilious liver symptoms including pain backache and headaches He says a dose or two keeps him in good form and recommends it to others suffering from liver trouble
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West Graham
Lewis Evans
Nature
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