A's New Era Begins as Syndicate Takes Control
Philadelphia Athletics enter a new era under syndicate control after 54 years of Connie Mack management. The owners seek American League approval while details are ironed out. Roy Mack, Earlie Mack, and others receive new contracts and shares in the reorganized club.
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Athletics
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Bobby
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Ril’e Ramment
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Glenalden
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A's
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Olympic
Last Period Goal Gives Walkersville Victory Over Middletown
Sonny Holts late goal sealed a 2 0 win for Walkersville High over Middletown Monday afternoon. For Thursday Walkersville faces Brunswick in another league game as Thurmont crushed Emmitsburg 10 0 a week earlier. Referee Shook and timer House noted substitutions for Middletown and Walkersville.
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Walkersville High Tn
Middletown
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Thurmont
Emmitsburg
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DeVoe Lochner
IR Bittle K
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Eccard
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Ponte
OL Cole Cramer
Holter
Handley
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Hendricks Duncan
Wolfe Stover
J. Harshman Ling
G. Harshman
Stert
Little
May
Fink
Blickenstaff and Kinna
Whitmore
Shook
Timer—House
Hahn
Oklahoma Stays At Top In AP Football Poll
The Associated Press poll shows Oklahoma, Wisconsin, UCLA, and Ohio State leading the top 4 as Arkansas, Minnesota, Army, and West Virginia enter the first top 10. Penn State and Navy drop out after losses to West Virginia and Pittsburgh. Oklahoma leads with 1,891 points and 115 first place votes, followed by Wisconsin with 1,782 and UCLA with 1,590.
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John Chandler
Associated Press
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Wisconsin
UCLA
Ohio State
Arkansas
Minnesota
Army
West Virginia
Purdue
Duke
Penn State
Navy
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Basie
Stanford
Iowa
Mississippi
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Gavilan Sees Trouble for Saxton in World Welter Bout
Gavilan predicts Saxton faces legal and boxing hazards ahead of their Wednesday title fight in Philadelphia. He cites Saxton’s traffic case and anticipated jail time, while noting his own recovered hand and mumps comeback. Also includes local bowling league results and standings.
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Saxton
N. J
Kid Gavilan
Johnny Saxton
New York
Philadelphia
Tow
Gil Turner
Oda
Bobo Olson
Chicago
Evening Radio Schedule Fragment Shows Varied Programs
The readable OCR lists a dense night of radio listings with scattered show names and networks such as abc mbs cbs and DuMont. Entries include Sports News Mr Keen Amos Andy Milton Berle Jack Gregson and Fire side Film among others, highlighting a diverse nightly lineup across multiple stations.
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Abe
Cba
Abe-East
Cbs Ttq
Tennessee Ernie
Cbsver Eagle
Eddis Fisher
Cbs
Jack Gregson
Aba Treasury
Mbe
Dravener
Abe John Steele
Ds Toon
Ews
Amos-Andy
Keen
Cbs Ews
Crossroads
Great Gildersteeve
Nhe
Washinglon
Anbe Danes
State of Nation
News & Varieties
Nets
Capt
Vidao
DuMont
John Daly
Sbe
Morgan Beatty
Dunan Shore
Nbe
Cavalcade
Abc
Jo Stafford
Milton Berle
Red Skalton
The
Goldbergs
Aba
Noa
Meat Millisa
Danny Thomas
Circle Theater
Truth
Father
Chs
Steve Allan
Wisconsin players sell free game tickets claimed widespread
Madison, Oct. 12. A University of Wisconsin student testified in Superior Court that selling free tickets for football games is a widespread practice among Badger players. Robert Halloran said he sold a ticket for the Wisconsin Purdue game for 12 dollars for his roommate, but did not profit himself. Judge Donald Kaatz fined him 10 dollars, noting mitigating circumstances. Athletic director Guy Sundt said players receive two to six tickets per game, mainly for relatives and friends, with sophomores getting two, juniors four, and seniors six. Halloran testified that he acted for his roommate and Howard did not testify.
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Wis
University’ of Wisconsin
Superior Court
University of Wisconsin
Robert Halloran
New Bedford
Mass
Donald Kaatz
Wisconsin-Purdue
David Howard
Badger
Halloran
Kaatz
Guy Sundt
Sundt
NCAA to bar violators from post season events
The NCAA council in New Orleans announced penalties for violators, naming the Sugar Bowl and Drake Relays among those agreeing to bar violators. Walter Byers said a questionnaire showed nine groups yet to respond, with plans to include others. The measure targets post season and non scheduled events, as the council opens a three day meeting and prepares for the 49th annual convention in New York. In New Hampshire, Clifford Peterson reported his 1952 automobile was driven off, another 1952 car left in his garage due to being out of gas, implying a switch.
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National Collegiate Athletic Assn
Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference
Drake Relays
NCAA
Walter Byers
Byers
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Association
New York
Cornish
N. H
Clifford Peterson
Nine 3-Year-Olds Invited To Enter Pimlico Special
Pimlico invites nine 3 year olds to run in the November Special alongside the Triple Crown winners Determine Hasty Road and High Gun. Additional entries include Correlation Errard King Fisherman Chevation Full Flight Helioscope Wasseyampa Timely Tip. The winner pays 35000 with 15000 split among next finishers.
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Pimlico
Robert 5
Lytle
Joseph Gavegnano
Errard
Terry to lead South Atlantic League as president
August 15 report from Augusta notes Big Bill Terry, Hall of Fame Giants star, elected president of the South Atlantic League succeeding Dick Butler who moves to the Texas League. Terry, born October 30 1898 in Atlanta, hit .341 lifetime with the Giants and later became an automobile dealer in Jacksonville. He intends to assume the role November 1.
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Bill Terry
New York Giants
Giants
Dick Butler
Butler
Terry
William Harold Terry
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Fla
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Toledo
New Orleans
Poe
Jas Texas League
High and low scoring in weekly bowling standings
Weekly bowling notes show high individual scores for F Grove and Charlotte Ausherman, with team lines dominated by Amps and Walls. Other items include Maryland football prep notes, a National Front reference in the news, and a 1934 Frederick area scoreboard with Ballantine Ale tallies and new season records.
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Creles Oie
Charlotte Ausherman
Charlove Ausherman
Eam
Berty Norwood
J. Gilbert
P. Bradley
P. Shelton
D. Stauffer
B. Fogie
Ballantine Ale
Reds Win On Single Ticket Vote In East Germany
Berlin reports Communist candidates in Soviet-occupied East Germany won 99.3 percent in yesterday’s single-ticket election, a decline from 99.6 percent four years earlier. Austrian provincial results show heavy losses for Communists and far-rights, with turnout in the Soviet zone at 98.4 percent and Reds taking about 8.6 percent in Vienna’s Soviet sector.
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Red
Reds
Austsia
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