Army Gymnasts Early Practice for 1938 Gridiron Season
The United States Military Academy begins early drills for 1938 with a demanding schedule featuring Southern Methodist, Harvard, Yale, Notre Dame, Nebraska, and Southern California. West Pointers work to build team strength under Coach BE Jones as they prepare for a tough fall slate.
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United States Military Academy
Southern Methodist
Harvard
Yale
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Southern California
Dheese
Ormanents
Itital
Be” Jones
Navy
Army
West Pointers
Davnois
Stanford
Gettysburg
Davidson
South Dakota
Dekinson
Ohio
British Amateurs Might Not Win Walker Cup, Says Storey
A sports column argues Britain stands little chance to reclaim the Walker Cup from the Americans in coming years. It notes college training in the U S and the lack of equivalent opportunities in Britain, citing Eustace Storey’s remark about university-based development and the need for more competitive amateur systems. It also references notable American players and future prospects, with side notes on football and baseball figures of the era.
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Eustace Storey
America
Eise
Joneses
Sweetsers
Ven Elms
Moes
McCarthys
Kneppers
Dolps
Babe
Babe Ruth
Washington
New York
Georga
Eels
Fbolls McLaughlan
Atlanta
Connie Mack’s Bold Lineup Aims To Beat Yankees
Connie Mack defends using Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker by relying on batting power over fielding as the Athletics juggle a lineup aimed at overpowering the Yankees. He argues age won’t stop major punch at the plate while pitchers and defense lag behind. The club fields Foxx and Hale at infield, with Boley Bishop and Orwell in key spots as Mack bets on offense to win the pennant.
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Connie Mack
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Philadelpha
Athletics
Mack
Yankees
Wacebill
Cobb
Speaker
Teem
Mais
Bes
Jasere
Philadelphia
T Mighty
Sam Hale
Jimmy Dykes
Joe Houser
Jimmy Foxx
Juch
Fragmented OCR note from Cleveland area recounts stray phrases
A partial OCR fragment mentions dates and events around Arado Avenue and local people including MIS Hale. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or clear reporting details.
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Bud" Sprague
Sprague
W. L. Nate
Hana Omta
Georgia Tech
Ed Hama
Ramm
Bas
Texas
Claude E Smrnter
Hamm
Aepion
West Point
George van Em
Detroit
Californy
Red Barnes
Ala
Themain
Teale
Virginia
McMillan
Kanasas State
Centenary
Geneva
Bave
Dent
Toe Bate
Harford
Isni
Geore's Court of Appeals
Michigan
Yost
Useyre
Chicago
McGuire
Klein
The
Philies
Neran
Puitsborgers
Adam Comotosky
Hans Wagner
Toover
Cowen
Louisiana State
Andy Cohen
Bucs
Earnhardt
John
Julia
Billy Evans
Frederick, Ma
Lydia EL Pimkthoen
Vagetsble
Hades
Blech
Boca
Arado Avenue
Lou
Mis Haledae
Cleveland
Potomac Edison Electric
W. Patrice
St Phane
Hanover Fair
Raving
Dolly
Pennsilvanias
Buick
Fisher
Vogue
the Ideal Garage Co.,, Inc
Frederick, Md
Frank E. Snyder
Westinghouse
Green’s
N. Market St
J Frederick
Chandler
Cleveland Motors Corporation
Cleveland, Ohio