Pro Football League Having Its Troubles
WHITNEY MARTIN analyzes the National Pro Football League facing talent losses, noting Bears and other teams suffered large declines. Cardinals coach Conzelman says only three of the original 33 remain, plans to lean on Halas’s T formation, with Bud Schwenk as passer candidate and six man football as a backup option.
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Whitney Martin
Wide World Sports
New York
Chicago Bears
Cleveland Rams
Green Bays
Brooklyn
Chicago Cardinal
Cardinals
Jimmy Coonzelman
Cardinal
Conzelman
George Halas
Bears
Halas
Marshall Goldberg
Bud Schwenk
Davey O'Brien
Washington U
Bud
Washington
Jong
National Defense
Heavies Go To Post In Pittsburgh Tonight
Pittsburgh heavyweight Marty Bobo and Cleveland’s Lethal Lem Franklin prepare for a ten round fifth futurity in Pittsburgh. Promoters expect a top tier clash that could shape future title chances as indoor gate and attendance records loom.
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Pittsburgh
Marty Bobo
Lethal Lem Franklin
Cleveland
Pittsburgh Bible Student
Bobo
Franklin
Joe Louis Barrow
City Bowling League Scores Turbulent Week
Valley Forge topples Old Timers by two pins as Urbana edges Old German in a tight set. Geiser's rolls to a 3 0 victory over Thomas Hardware, leaving the standings with Valley Forge and Urbana near the top.
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Old Timers
Urbana
Geiser's
Pet
Thomas Hardware
Valley Forge
G.L Baking Co
Geiser's Store
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Gloria Callen to Turn Pro After Peak Swimming Career
Gloria Callen, the 18-year-old Nyack NY standout and holder of 30 American records, will turn professional in the fall. She eyes the Pan American Games in Rio set for September and weighs Hollywood radio and film offers, modeling, endorsements, and exhibitions alongside a potential Aquacade role as she transitions from amateur success to a pro career.
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New York
Gloria Callen
Nyack
N. Y
Lovely
Eleanor Holm Jarrett Rose
Rio de Janeiro
la Callen
Simon-Pure
Glamor
Eleanor Holm
Callens
Casper Callen
Mary Jones
Gloria
West Point
Yale
Eileen
Hollywood
Barnard
John Powers
Intramural YMCA Semi Finals Set On Wednesday Night
The Flying Eagles and Ace squads defeated the Raiders and Spitfire to reach the YMCA intramural elimination semifinals. Friday wins push Scout and Pursuits, and Aces versus Flying Eagles to Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Public invited free of charge to the gymnasium games.
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Flying Eagles
Ace
Raiders
Spitfire
Aces
Roundup on football abolish plans and sports notes
A roundup from New York reports moves to abolish intercollegiate football in Georgia and Mississippi colleges with whispers that Gov. Talmage may back Tech legends. Alabama considers halting scholastic sports. Syracuse news features Toots Mirabito and Phil Allen saga. Military sports, broadcasts, and gym access topics follow with brief notes on players, trainers, and upcoming events.
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Hugh Fullerton, Jr
Wide World Sports
New York
Chip Robert
Seorgia
Georgia Tech
Talmage
Tech
Mississippi
Alabama
South
Phil Allen
Virginia Guilfell
Syracuse
Phil
Ginny
Pop
Consolation Round In Intramural Loop Suspenseful Finish
The Downes crippled quintet, led by Bankert, upset Hudson with a 29 to 21 win in the intramural consolation round. Holler scored 9 for Hudson while Bankert tallied 14 for the winners, as Tippett started and played despite a limp.
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Downes
Bankett
Hudson
Holler
Tippett
Bankert
Hudsonites
Silentce
Local Social Notes From Hyattsville Area
Hyattsville society pages report Mrs Lillier Stone hosting the Ladies Aid on March 12. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Theodore Lorendes and Miss Mary Jane Burdette with E D Burdette. Mrs Edward Miles spent Wednesday with Mrs Phil Linthicum and Mrs Dorothy D Neumakce returned to New York City after weeks with her mother. George W Darby from Baltimore visited, and Mr and Mrs Early H Stup noted among the weekend gatherings.
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Dorothy D. Neumakce
New York City
B. H Dudrow
E . Horine
Gilbert Dutrow
Hyattsville
Earl Payne
Ellen Richards
Ramer
Webster Windsor
Washington
Will Dutrow
Geo. W. Darby
Baltimore
W.W Darby
Early H. Stup
Burdette Family Visits Across Maryland Scene
Frederick and Mr and Mrs Edwin Burdette of Rockville spent Sunday with Mrs W W Cecil and Mr and Mrs Edward Miles. Mrs E F Harris and Mr and Mrs D Burdette visited Mr and Mrs Will Hudson in Washington on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Joe Price of Washington spent Sunday with Joseph Price. Mr and Mrs Byron Darby visited Milton Murphy in Ellicott City on Sunday. Mrs Ollie Legg of Baltimore spent days with Edgar Burdette. Mr and Mrs Earl Edwards and family of Gaithersburg spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Walter Lawson. The Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet with Mrs Edgar Burdette on April 2.
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Baltimore
Edgar Burdette
Earl Edwards
Gaithersburg
Walter Lawson
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Byrd Wins Greensboro Open Golf and 5500 Prize
Samuel Dewey Byrd, a Georgia born former ballplayer turned pro golfer, captured the Greensboro Open at Greensboro North Carolina with a 279 final score five under par. The 34 year old, once a Babe Ruth stand in with the Yankees, quit the Reds in 1936 to turn pro and earned 1000 first money, completing the event with three 68s in the final round after a disastrous break on a key hole.
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Greensboro
N.C
Samuel Dewey Byrd
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Bird
Exhibition Baseball Scores and Batter Details From St Louis and Boston Games
Multiple exhibition games listed with St Louis Philadelphia Boston Cincinnati New York and Detroit line scores and battery pairings. Noted are innings totals and pitchers including Rucker Trotter Swift Beck Melton Masterson Podajny Warren Javery Lombardi Walters Derringer Hemsley Ruffing Bonham Sears Jurisich Beazley O'Dea Hash Wagner Judd Conroy Rowe Fuchs Tebbetts Bagby Kennedy Hegan Schumacher Sun lkel Danning Wilson McCullough Early Dapper. Final line hints at Nelson absence for at least a te.
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R. H. E. St. Louis
Philadelphia
Rucker
Trotter
Swift
Beck
Melton
Masterson
Podajny
Warren
R H .E
New York (A
St.Louis
Ruffing
Bonham and
Sears
Jurisich
Beazley and
O'Dea
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Pro Football League
City Bowling League
NEA Service
Holm
Alice Marble
Sybil Bauer
Johanna Knapek
Kompa
Elizabeth
Erna
Miss Callen
Eleanor
Y.M.C.A
Clark
Shipley
J. Smith
Kline
Gilbert
Walters
T Pough
Ford
Engle
J. Griffin
Joe Griffin
F Linton
Willard
Rowe
Toots Mirabito
Springer Gibson
Chattanooga Evening Times
Frank Barnhart, Jr
Kansas State
Frank
Cavalry
Fort Riley
Kas
Barnhart
Dewey Fraggetta
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Dewey
Robert Wayne Johnson
All Corps
Sheppard Field
Tex
Jimmy Johnston
Abe Simeon
Virginia Union
Metropolitan All Stars
U.S. C
Louisville
Ed Bowling
Long Island U
Frank Menke
Stieff
Stieff Rose
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Hyattstown
Seiberling
Oro Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires Fhone
Frederick, Md
Byrd
R H. E
Boston
Cincinnati
Javery and
Lombardi
Mass
Walters, Derringer and
Hemsley
R. H. E. Boston
Detroit
Hash
Wagner
Judd
Conroy
Fuchs
Tebbetts
Brooklyn (N
Wilson
McCullough
Early
Davis
Wyatt
Dapper
Byron Nelson
America
Sherwood Dealers
Balay
Institution For the
Ing
Howard M. Albaugh
Fredericktown
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