Headliners On Gridirons This Week ENL
New York AP reports a slate of major games as rivalries and powerhouses renew. Michigan pursues Big Ten crown against an era of storied meetings while Pitt Notre Dame enter early season tests against Navy Indiana.
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Barracks Briefs Ahead of Homecoming Games
Tense atmosphere at the Institute as homecoming nears with Friday and Saturday set for events. Varsity Colt and Polo teams prep for weekend games including a return match with Carlsbad and a polo bout with a Las Vegas team. Punting by Parenti and strong punts about fifty yards influence potential game outcomes. Library additions include a book on ping pong and the 1932 Olympic reports. Barracks activities include saber practice, a diet tip from Bertram Zuckerman, and student clubs meeting after study hall. Junior plans for Vaughn game Friday. German Club met in Lea Hall. Pup Tent staff plans an eight page post homecoming issue.
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VINES TURNS PRO IN TENNIS WITH TILDEN DEAL
Ellsworth Vines, 22, Pasadena, signs a one year contract with Big Bill Tilden to turn professional for 1934. The former US amateur champion and Wimbledon winner will face Tilden in Madison Square Garden in January.
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Century Beer Promises Health from Iron to Vitamins
An antiquated promotion touts Famous Beverage Century Beer as highly nutritious with iron calcium phosphorus and vitamins A B and G. The copy urges drinking it to live to a hundred despite the casual mixed punctuation and dubious health claims.
Fights Last Night Terry Signs Five Year Contract
Memphis Bill Terry earned a five year player-manager contract with the New York Giants after leading them to a pennant and world championship. The agreement runs 1934 through 1938 and reportedly pays about $40,000 annually, making him the highest paid NL player or manager.
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