Giants and Collegians to Clash in Soldier Field Charity Game
Chicago Aug 2 Two football area teams meet in Soldier Field tonight before 2000 spectators in the annual charity battle between college all stars and the New York Giants. The pros boast two full teams, while the college stars rely on speed and depth. Davey O'Brien and Sid Buckman headliners among many standouts. Coach Steve Owen says Giants are in good shape with new plays to present.
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High Grid League Expands to 639 Schools in Texas
Austin reports 639 high schools join the University Interscholastic League grid for the 1939 football season, with R Z Kida citing expected entries before September. The roster adds a new Class A district in Nora Texas including Cranfills Gap, Meridian, and Walnut Springs amid a 621 record from last year.
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Alice Marble Opens Williams Cup Campaign With Fast Start
Alice Marble national and British champion opened her bid for a third title in the Williams Cup, winning 12 straight games from Alec Lupfer of Los Angeles and dropping only 12 points in two love sets. Dorothy Bundy Virginia Wollenden Helen Peddaat and others followed Marble into the fourth round as Freda James Hammers- Wry was the sole British entrant to advance, losing in two sets to Bunny of Manchester.
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Polo Player Hurt as Twin Cities Win Polo Match
In Chicago August 2 1 2 Bur ington Bug Tyler s sharp goal carried the Twin Cities Polo Club of Minneapolis and St Paul to a 7 0 6 victory over Rising Sun Ranch of Chicago in the first round of the national 12 goal tournament A collision with Chicago s Chuck Aabere left Aabere with a fractured jaw and he was taken to a hospital for examination Gilles crew advances to face Pegasus at Rackley Nod in a semifinal slated Thursday The Houston based Huleaches and Jake Brook of Chimene are also noted in the day s semis lineup
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Southern Pro Grid League Takes Form
MEMPIUS Tent Aug 40. Southern professional football league forms after a year of discussion. Representatives from Memphis New Orleans Chatta- buga and others met to plan a fall season. Houston Dallas and Fort Worth promoters showed interest. Tony Watkins, Memphis baseball club president, chaired the membership committee.
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Baseball Roundup: Reds Cubs and Tigers Pitch in Close Day
The Reds lead the National League with two games ahead of the Cubs after a weather-caused day off. In the American League the Yankees lose while the Red Sox win, ending New York’s 10-game streak. The Tigers blow a five-run lead but rebound to beat the world champions 7-1 as Buck Newsom struggles with late inning trouble.
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Bowling Business Me ACHE Class Wee Liet Pet Senie
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Where They Play With Undisclosed Teams and Cities
A garbled sports schedule lists numerous matchups with dubious city names and many misspellings. Key events show teams at Fort Worth Tulen San Antonio Dallas and New York Cleveland in a late season context, with references to national leagues and a Thursday night slate.
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Standings From City Club Showings and Weathered Scores
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Lanier Football Turnout Thursday Cover and Baseball Box Scores
Lanier’s turnout includes coverage of Thursday events and a long list of baseball box scores with players such as Voges, Gehringer, and DiMaggio. Attendance figures show 2,924 at one game and 32,987 overall, with errors noted in play-by-play and multiple players across teams.
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East Texas League Verserron Halts Drive in Narrow Loss
In a muddy East Texas League clash, Verserron, Limbo and partners faced tough defense from Stuclee, Kopp, Ratsh, and Pints. Parker and Marevill led drives while Dubby and Leweinh defended with grit as battery partners Pate and Alena battled Debden for control.
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Chicago All Stars Nine Named In New York Grid Lineups
Chicago announces starting lineups for the All Stars with Fos. Notable selections include Broga of Notre Dame at left end and Widseth of Minnesota at left tackle. Other stars span Illinois, Oklahoma, Indiana and Michigan with Danowski Fordham at quarterback and Goldberg Pittsburgh among backs. Officials listed: Referee Halloran, head linesman Conner, field judge Wyatt. Kickoff 7 36 San Antonio time.
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San Antonin
local boy Ernest Nelson shines in East Texas League
Ernest Nelson, a San Antonio native now starring for Palestine in the East Texas League, has 18 wins and 9 losses as his team sits just over .500. He has pitched nearly 250 innings, struck out over 100, and earned a spot on the league all-star team. The minor league writers select the all-star squad for this season. Nelson also bats .093.
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Mules Aim For Lone Star Title After 5 3 Win
Alpino Heights Mules seek lone league crown as they beat Wildcats 5 to 3 in a playoff game on Tuesday. Johnny Grossman homered with two aboard to deliver the decisive blow, with Chapa, Plimbley and Grose contributing key hits in a tense late rally. Wildcats led 3 0 after six, but the Mules tied it in the seventh and pulled ahead in the eighth as Santa aid Bravo and others helped hold the visitors.
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Table Tennis Champion Crowned in City Showdown
The city table tennis championship concludes with notable players including Cubby McCarley and Kasten Teague. Winners secure top honors as rivals like Trott and Tippzehon place high, while local clubs and exhibitions draw crowds and praise from fans and officials.
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Hank Severeid Still Loot So Far
Hank Severeid, famed baseball catcher, is highlighted for career longevity with 2603 games. His 2003 start in Trurlingums, Texas, and 1987 end in Galveston frame a fictional account, while a Cincinnati Reds scouting role appears amid garbled local event notes including a Diaper Day and Sandra Kay Tietja as center of attention.
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Junior Golf Matches at San Antonio Country Club
In Wednesday play at the San Antonio Country Club junior event Courtney McAlpin beat Walter Carrie 3-2 while his brother Roderick Jr. was edged as medalist. Frazer defeated Gerald McAllister, Kilpatrick beat Edd Bykegly, Corrigan beat Robert Thompson 8-4, Church eliminated Fred Oppenheimer 7 up, Kampmann won 1 up over E A Keator Jr, Moore ousted Robert Mickley 4 and 4, Hyer defeated Rupert Orshin 1 up and Bristey beat Artin Scellgeoyi 1 letanyt.
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Texas Christian players travel, Gehrig weighs in
Dallas August 30 Felix McKnight reports on Texas Christian football prospects. Rice lettermen, Lon Gehrig news, and Oklahoma City moves shape early season travel as Matty Helis and Dutch Meyers squads prepare for the Green Day Packers game. The piece notes injuries, transfers, and shifting rosters across several Texas leagues, with various players traded or released to fit the first three weeks.
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Stagg Ato Was Yale Star Pitcher in College Days
Amos Alonzo Stagg, famed football coach, began college at Yale as a baseball standout. He pitched on Yale championship teams from 1881 to 1890 and gained fame as a pitcher before switching to coaching. He attracted offers from major leagues but chose to pursue football and coaching instead.
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Lombardi Fretting Over His Slump
Ernest Natal Gombari, Cincinnati Reds outfielder, laments a sharp batting drop to .275 after a strong 142-game season. He criticizes timing and swing, cites lingering slump factors, and says manager McKechnie urges continued swinging while he works to regain form. Natal voices doubt but vows to keep trying and hopes to reclaim solid hitting.
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