College Grid Aces Rush To Follow Pro Careers
A Chicago report notes a batch of 1935 college grid stars preparing to join professional camps. Many have rejoined after earlier reluctance, with big names and top colleges linked to NFL contracts, salaries rumored around $10,000 to $12,000, and numerous signings expected as owners pursue the best college talent for the 1933 season. The piece highlights players like O Brien, Larkman, Patterson, Aldrich, and others shifting toward pro careers.
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Footpall
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Lasteensom
Bors
Pesterdsy
Pittsburgh
Tobre
Davey O'Brien
Texas
Hales
Tyra Pasters
O Brien
Sid Larkman
Cohnnhla
Billy Patterson
Baylor
Waldy Young
Oklahome
Brooklyn
Ki Aldrich
Goldberg
Johnny Pingel
Michigan
Ace
Bre
Detroit
Washington
Redskins
B. Hale
Texas Christian
Torrance Russell
Auburn
Howard Wiss
Wisconsin
Cleveland
John Ayland
USC
L. A
Owo
Bam Boyd
Louis Daddie
Pitt
Pitsburgh
Chieaee Gards
Parker Hall
Mississippi
Sid Roth
Cornell
We Wottarl
California
Ed Bock
Town State
DiMaggio Wedding Set for Autumn
DiMaggio plans wed after the world series with film actress Dorothy Arnold. The couple were seen watching Nathan A. Allen of New England heavyweight box Steve Dudas in a 14 round bout at Griffith Stadium. Arnold flew in from the West Coast for a brief visit with DiMaggio.
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Aug
Dixogeto
New York Yankees
Dorothy Arfuid
11Ancee
Miss Arnold
Natham Alann
New England
Steve Dudas
Newt Jersey
Griffith Stadium
West Coast
Joe
Moeday a Retbuys and Nearby Baseball Results
A garbled recap lists multiple league scores including Shreveport 9 Sah Antonia 6 and Houston 2 Megasiont 0, Dallas 0, Tulsa 4 Fort Worth 0 Olgakamsly 0. Brooklyn 7 leads Montay, Roatan game listed as scheduled, Newark 7 Frracure 0 5, Toronto A Fochester 2 Batetmure 1. Jersey Cyak intereal rounds.
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Sah Antonia
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Megasiont
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Tulsa
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Olgakamsly
Teamed in a foggy game day with scattered names
The fragmentary text lists scattered names and places such as Fort Worth and New York, interspersed with unclear team names and affiliations. It hints at a sports or league schedule but remains largely unreadable and inconclusive.
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San Antonio
New York
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Philadevilla
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Wevmand
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Gare
Mudgars Win In Than With Ninth Inning Rally
In a tense baseball page, Mudgars edge Brooklyn after a late ninth inning rally. Sullivan homered for the visitors as Canning's defense falters, and key hits by Lavarello Waratler and Phelps fuel the late surge. Brooklyn's Web and Camilli contribute with multi hit efforts while Preamwell and Hutchinson provide strong defense behind the mound. Umpires Mierau Séara and Campbell oversee a 5 to 3 final with 27 950 in attendance.
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Maki the World’s Greatest Runner Faces Olympic Hope
London reports crown Finn Maki as the world’s premier distance runner. The piece contrasts his times with Paavo Nurmi, notes American dominance in recent meets, and cites record times for 1500, 2,000, and 5,000 meters, while musing on U.S. Olympic prospects and Cunningham as a rival.
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London
Talsto Maki
Fabelsus Nurmi
Inia
Iocan
Betdhing
United States
Nerét
Cunningram
Toole Named Director of Texas Inland Fisheries
Marion Toole, longtime Dallas aquarium head and White Rock hatchery superintendent, is named the first director of Texas Inland Fisheries effective September 1. The appointment, announced by Will J. Tucker, aims to create a division to study lake and stream waters, supervise fish propagation, and manage distribution to Texan waters with two biologists and assistants.
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Marion ‘Toole
Inland Flehurles
Will J. Tucker
Toole
City Ate
Dallas
Ife
Atate
Tucker Ral
Toote Nine
Texejae
Pressure Test for Reds as National Lead Dwindles
Cincinnati faces a grueling stretch August 1 to 20 testing their resilience in the pennant race. A 7 1-2 game lead shrinks as the Reds navigate tough series with Cardinals Cubs and Pirates, with Ival Goodman set to return against the Cubs after a shoulder injury.
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Broard
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Dixie
Vito Tamulls
Boudreau
Max Woat
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Lou Boudreau
Butfala
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St. Louis Browns
Roy Weatherly
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Benswanger Warns Reds Of That Final Pressure
Pittsburgh sports briefing quotes William Benswanger cautioning the Reds about late season pressure as a division lead can shrink quickly. He recalls a similar chase last year and notes the Pirates’ rise with young pitching prospects including Max Butcher and Johnny Minger while Cincinnati contends in a tight National League race.
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Reds
Benswanger
National
Gnabby Hartnott
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Syracuse
Alamo Downs May Hold Betless Horse Races
A column by Harold Scherwitz discusses a possible betless horse racing program at Alamo Downs. If public interest grows and Texas horses perform well at Arlington Downs, organizer Raymond Russell may invite Texas horsemen to a local Sunday event with modest entry fees and purses, despite no pari mutuel betting.
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the Light
Alamo Downs
Reymond Russell
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Alamo Downs Oval Receives Quiet Revival News
Alamo Downs Oval remains in running shape as betting cages show dust and a plan to revive methuselan racing. Russell’s plant readied within a week, daily Colts keep stables active, and local officials eye a future mutuel return. A Massachusetts tragedy befell the mare Bloventa, who broke a knee during a workout after years of racing.
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Juall
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Sway
Not So Sad Yet Nervous About Kimberlin Move
Guy Airey, the bead man of the Miseione, is not as sad as he seems with Harry Kimberlin allegedly headed to join the San Antonio club. He struggles to explain how the Browns manage to send Kimberlin here on.
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Miseione
Harry Kimberlin
San Antonio
Browns
Kimberlin
Airey Seeks Kimberlin Deal Before League Deadline
The article details Airey’s reluctance and lack of information about a Kimberlin arrangement, with a Wednesday league deadline looming for Shaughnessy playoff eligibility. It notes previous farmouts of a player and a mid 1980s departure and return pattern affecting travel plans.
Red Sox Doubt Hutchinson Prospects After Loss
Boston snubs Freddy Hutchinson after Detroit rookie’s six hits overwhelm the Red Sox. Jimmy Foxx and Tom Yawkey question his worth while manager Cronin notes poise and hitting potential in Fenway crowds. Birdie Tebbetts, catching Hutchinson, praises his delivery and control, predicting a strong future.
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Sany Gripes
Boston Red Sox
Freddy Hutchinson
Jimmy Foxx
Tom Yawkey
Mick
Joe Cronin
Hutchinson
Detroit
Birdie
Ted- Detts
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