St Marys coach Mose Simms eyes New York publicity move
Mose Simms, St Marys University coach, heads to New York to pitch a Colliers magazine feature on the team after a mountain trip. He aims to stage a 1940 season game in Jersey City and references other potential events tied to the St Marys football program.
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Mose Simms
St. Mary's University
Arkansas
Mose
New York
Colliers Magazine
St. Mary's
Colliers
St. Mary’s
Simms
Long Island University
Lacke
Jersey City
New York City
Doug Locke
Rattlers
Jast Fall
St. Me
Unsala College
Grange
New Jersey
Lefty Brown Chooses Rice Institute for College
Waco tennis ace Lefty Brown announced he will attend Rice Institute next year. The Owls are assembling a strong tennis lineup with players including Sid Nachlan and Bobby Curtis. Brown and Moe Brown previously formed a doubles team, but withdrew after a Dallas State meet exit.
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Lefty Brown
Rice
Waco
Rice Institute
Owls
Frank Guernsey
Bobby Curtis
Texas
Bob Kamrath
Couty
Lefty
Moe Brown
Parbner
Dallas
Wele
Moe
New Daughter for the Gene Tunneys
Gene Tunney the former heavyweight boxing champion became a father to an eight pound daughter. Mrs. Tunney, the former Folly Lauder, rested comfortably in The Tunney residence.
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Gene
Randolph Field Radblers Clinch First-Half Army League Title
Randolph Field Radblers clinched the first half of the Army league baseball title with a 5-4 ten-inning victory over Twelfth Field Artillery. Ninth Infantry secured second place by beating Fifteenth Field Artillery 15-8, with a night game scheduled at Christy Mathewson Field.
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Randolph Field Radblers
Randolph
Artllery
Ninth Infantry
Fifteenth Field Artillery
Christy Mathewson Field
Fifteenth
B.A
Rivierass
Duseks to Challenge Thesz on Walkation Street card
Promoter Carl Geyer selected Rudy Dusek head of the Tsusek Squad as the opponent for World Champion Louis Thesz in next Wednesday’s triple feature. Ernie and Eny Dusek join the card along with three of the four Duseks secured for the all-star show. Opponents for the main bout yet to be chosen.
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Rudy Dusek
Carl Geyer
Louis Thesz
Walkation Stena
Duseks
Geyer
Rudy
Ernie
Eni
Walter Winchell On Broadway and Coney Island lore
A collage of notes on Coney Island’s amusements and prompts from Walter Winchell. It recalls ferris wheels, hot dogs, and the city’s beachside entertainments, mentioning Pershing, prize shows, and quirky boardwalk anecdotes. The piece blends pop culture, promotions, and historical tidbits about New York’s famous resort.
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Sportlights
Kemper Diehl
Harold Scherwitz
Mr. Simms
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Dick Locke
Bergier
Melvin Good
Des Moines
San Antonio
Locke
Douglas Locke
Hald Hill
Army League
Scott
Ray
Ros
Orden
Abel
Riviera
Hooker
May
Toten
Weaver
Garner
Cardareil
Straten
Doutie
Gardy
Cardwell
Willman
Field Artillery
Mitchell
Groff
Vogt
Johnston
Vost
Johnston A
Mitehel
Grote
Nitcher
Michell Richardsons
Grofit
Hal
Taylor
Johnson
Mitchels Impires
Dunemore
Thormeit
Ierist
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Meitay
Teague
Johnn
Renriel
Alsip
Lank
Finney
Schenk
EIL
Pius
Walker
Tig
Hut Randolph Fiehd
Meta
Aisle
Aten Carter
Langley
Phillips
Brown
Hunt
Edwards
Afeteheut
Finnes
Schenk Brown
Schenk Brown. ‘Murphy, Finney, Mitchell: Sacritivirs, Britt, Bitte
Alsin
Teelig Field Artillery
Nantato
Carter
Orsak
Crostwaite
Oy Carter
Iy Jacobs
Crier
Ioniona
Jacobs
Aled
Walter Winchell
Corey Island
Crevk
Syme Amusement
America
Conny Charles
Ruth
Coney di
Berg
Husman
George Tiyan
He Slant
Harwarth
Coney Island
Unica
Pershing
Lauer
Sheephenay
Tilton
Une Sac
Pernes
Cory
Coney
Joby
Mienself
Police Board
Police
Ramnnstoner
Mirsch’s
Acovile’s
Florida
California
Caney
United States
Caney Inland
Mary EE. Dion
Broslyn Borough Gas Company
U.S
Fdr
M Dillon
Vina
Zippie
Charles Fellman
Graindson
Ihunder of Fellman's
Gemand
Empire
Saratoga
Cansy
Oceanwoung
Statue of Liberty
N. Y
Brooklyn
Canty
Coneys
Romeo
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