Nuvolari Dominates Long Island Vanderbilt Cup Start
Italian ace Tazio Nuvolari set a fast pace in the opening 40 miles of the Vanderbilt Cup on Roosevelt Raceway Long Island. Billy Winn and Count Antonio Brivio chased as Nuvolari led 39 of 16 starters trading positions. a safety issue and mechanical problems reduced the field from 45 to 38. The crowd neared 90,000 as Nuvolari maintained a high speed, with notable incidents including Giuseppe Farina retirement after a steering gear failure and George Raph disqualification on a technicality.
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Ong Island
Mimicy
George Winiderbitl
Long Island
Tazio Nivolari
Antonio Brivig
Nuvolari
Ameri’ Tang
Eyectatirs
Billy Winn
Delrois
Bob Swansm
Yoo Angeles
Jean Wille
Raymond Sommer
France
Roosevelt Raceway
N.Y
Traty
Tavis Nuvolact
Nuvalari
Detroit
Antonio Brivio
Giuseppe Farlon
Niles
Shaw
Gat Sofasheed
Arly
Wilbur Shaw
Indianapolls
Shay
Nuvolayi
Winn
Brivig
Faring
Shorty Cention
Detro T
George Conner
San Bernardino
Calif
al Tutnam
Glendale
Chet Gardner
Long Beach
Tony Whitman
Milwaukee
Perour
Big Chargin
Hallan
Count Hrmo
Blg
Gantlon
Putmsny Sod Gardner
Ohat
Pollan Dag
Arder
Bryle
Wint
Farina
Wille
Willmar
Prandt
Connor
Bob Swansen
Los Angeles
Grid Heroes By Ple Rayprinted Piles Football Stars
Summary of weekend grid heroes with players from Alabama, Navy, Michigan State, Carnegie Tech, Fordham, Minnesota, Washington, Texas, South Carolina, Army and USC. Notable scorers include Kilgrew, Snead Schmidt, Sebo, Lock, Waller, Slevbing, Uram, Waskowicz, Tippen, Henson, Meyar, Davis. Highlights feature multiple touchdowns, long runs, interceptions, and key passing plays shaping victories over Mississippi State Virginia California Oklahoma Florida UCLA and others.
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Ple
Pees
Jon Kilgrew
Alabama
Mississippi State
Snead Schmidt
Navy
Virginia
Steve Sebo
Michige State
Eearner
Carnegie Tech
Jeho Lock
Fordham
Waller Rowch
Tuies
Yarold Slevbing
Texas
Oklahornia
Dimmy Henson
South Carolina
Florida
Bonk Meyar
Army
Hia
Ang
Columb
Dave Davis
Southern Californis
le Turnine
Alipis
Lopez cancels Steele bout on Wednesday night card
Promoter plans remain. Ray Steele match at Walkathon arena is off as Lopez withdraws. Vincent Tapez sought to rebook with $10,000 gate next week in Los Angeles. Humberto promoted to main event against Steele substitute. other prelims remain as scheduled despite changes.
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Vincent Tapez
Ray Steele
Los Angeles
Sam Musheck
Snpez
Harry Cottman Sor
San Antonio
Sabellintes
Juan Humberto
Roy Wagner
Katl
Ag Rei¢Ren
Moody Jacobs Tie For Pacific Coast Mixed Doubles Title
Helen Wills Moody and Miss Jacobs faced Henry Guillery and Donald Budge in Berkeley as the Pacific Coast mixed doubles final was interrupted by rain. Jacobs and Culley won the first set 6 3, Moody and Guillery rebounded to take the second 10 8, before play paused overnight. Budge easily defeated Walter Senior 6 1 6 0 in the singles.
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Berkeley
Calif
Helen Wills Moody
Meten Jacobs
Letmis
Isish Oan
Mrs. Moody
Donald Budge
Miss Jacobs
Henry Guiley
Mt Starkness Yesternay
Culley
Santa Barbara
Sugiesque
Tory
Walter Senior
San Francisco
Iowa State Football Celebration Ends In Disorder
Iowa State college police clashed with students after a theater celebration for a 71 to 1 football win over Kansas. Officers used tear gas as crowds damaged theater property worth about 400 dollars. The incident prompted potential student repercussions while the dean urged caution, noting most of the 4800 student body was not involved.
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Ames
Laws
Towa State College
Cyclones
Kansas
Toe V
Chiel
Ames Fale
Herbedeggs
M. D. Helser
Iona State
Oicome
Helser
Rattlers Triumph in Eastbound Football Trip
The St Marys Rattlers led by coach Frank Bridges defeated Randolph Field 58 to 0 as 26 players boarded a road trip to the East. Bruce McFfrroy and Reve Mouton starred on offense while Rob Wolf and others shone on defense. Attendance reached 2106 with 141 from the Army.
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Bil Brewer
Eoe
Bruce McFfroy
Ackle
Reve Mouton
Geck
Tech
Randolph Field
Fach
Prank
R Bridges
St Thomas College
Scranton
Rattlers
Western Maryland College
Harlow
Harvard
SCORF
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St. Mary's
Randolph Field Ramblers
Air Corps
Rainers
Collegians
West Point
Randolph Array
Consolacion
Herse
Ave
Bt Mary's
California
Stile
Shapps Sneed
Holeciidh
Toychdeon
Ater
Randolph
Willie Lard
Ding Locke
Guy
Pop
Locke
Todd
Noes Jr
Randolh
Holcome
Mt Mary's
Ranitolon Buchansn
Oma . Smt
Decker Wible Ees DeRke
Tee Seenee
Dennel Viveratic Vee
Diledownay McElroy
Jolengon Holcomh
Dorian Padaun Wright
WMT
Roy Locke
Fapsolp
Snena
Banke
Trewn
Basten
Hulcomp
Unity Aftur Torteknown
Randolah
Thoman Antacekleky
Stalgey
Ray
Finekack
Maton
Wible
Detroit Lions Rout Eagles as Bears and Packers Win
Chicago Oct 12 The Detroit Lions routed the Philadelphia Eagles in an offensive show powered by two backs sets. Dutch Clark opened scoring with a 33 yard dash, joined by Regis Monahan Harry Ebding and Glenn Presnell as Detroit posted the final points. Chicago Bears upset Cardinals as Green Bay crushed Boston. Giants and Brooklyn tied 6 6 with Kercheval scoring for Brooklyn. Cleveland Rams beat the Savannah Braves 26 to 6 to start the season.
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Detrnit Lions
Lion
Wipner
Chicago Cridials
Lions
Philadelphi
Eagles
Clark
Regis, Monahan
Harry Ebding
Glenn Presnell
Presnall
Slyardsmarkey
Bears
Chicago Cardinals
Jack Manders
Bill Smith
Carus
Gardinals
Green Bay
Boston
Amich! Herber
Ae Remus
Seld Gor
Ralph Kercheval
Brooklyn
Bobby Wilson
Hall
Ke Reneval
Dale Burnett
New York
Tillie Manton
I’. GU
Teldorl
Tony Snransky
Cafemen Win Ball Honors In Championship Sweep
The Harlandale Catemen defeated State Hospital 8 to 3 to clinch the series and claim the Mauro Maverick cup for a year. Paul Kardow and Ronore pitched for Harlandale while Se mora and Spivey worked for State Hospital as the Catemen outhit and fielded their rivals.
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Harlandste Catemen
Metropolitar
State Hospital
Calemen
Paul Kaidow
Uarlandale
Rontore
The
Hospitaliers
B.K .Harlandale
Kardow and Smith
Semora
Spivey
Herreth Inet Davla
University of Arizona athlete defends Southwest singles title
Tucson reports a tightly contested singles final where Ute L2-OP Grorke Judson Jr. from the University of Arizona successfully defended his Southwest Association title. He defeated River Elie opponent Bob Vanserzyie in a close match, marking his third straight stretch of strong performances.
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Tucson
Atiz
Ute
OP Grorke Judson Jr
University of Arizons Rebree
Southwesters Lenais Association
Bob Vanserzyie
Riverelie
Oalit
Girl Goalers to Play Here Amid Busy Athletic Schedule
Reorganization notes from the Foxes Amateur Athletic federation reveal new leadership with Rognr Stokes returning as president. San Antonio awarded the state basketball tournament, with events slated August and September across multiple cities, including forfeits and notable officials. Willard Hoagland, veteran umpire, dies at 74 in Auburn.
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Foxes
Mary Wilton Young
Charg
Nh Beaumont
Port Arthur
Agus
Austin
Mets
Worth
Nis
EL Paso
Ming
Alikiin
Haxing
Port Arthus
Stokes
Ralph H. Durkes
San Antonio
Ed Entis
A. G Reener
Willard Hoagland
Auburn
Wilard A. Hoagland
Hoagland
Jeague
Ponsetvalion
Teo
Feelor
Coach Propst Says Southwestern Boys Beat Vanderbilt Easy
MEMPHIS TEN Oct 12 Gangling Ralph Propst CSterty O Proust insists there was nothing in his sleeve Saturday when his Southwestern college days played David to Vanderbilt's Goliath and beat the Commodores 12 to 0. The Lynx coach said it was plain routine football and revealed a simple 6 2 2 1 defense to neutralize Vanderbilt's aerial threat. He noted two forward passes were smothered and the team used drifting ends to cover gaps, with guards and tackles instructed to wait for plays. Propst, an all Southern center at Alabama in 1924, is in his first season at Southwestern.
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Memphis
Ralph Clyte
Csterty O 'Proust
David
Vanderbilt
Goliath
Wie Cammodores
Lynx
Ohieaga
Commodores
Nashville
Tex
Proper
Propst
Alabama
Southwestern
Tulsa Hydroplane Regatta Highlights Tulsa Drivers
Tulsa pilots bounced back with strong showings in a chaotic regatta near Fort Worth. Veterans Frank Vincent and Jack Mitchell led the field in the rough water events, while Henry Tauber and Owen Schell posted top times in class races. Numerous boats and drivers from Tulsa, Fort Worth, San Antonio, and Kansas City competed, with laps and speeds cited in the tangled score summaries.
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Atirievineil
Commerce
Wmet
Carrera
Sprite
Frank Vincent
Walter Everett
Herschet ‘Turk
Jack Mitchell
Yulsa Mow
Earth Roberts
Fl Dorado
Ark
Lica
Tom Cooper
Kuaisie City
Bai Antottans
San Antonio
Gerald eLaurin
Reuter
Heny ‘Tauber
Owen Scheh
Clarence Gannon
Blok Hall
Reali
Fin Bapawer
Ghemile
Lave
Yale
Cooper
Ratias Guy
Howe
Morris Wilson
Wort Worth
Miles Pon
Miles Her
Tack
Kort
Ydea Capkey
Kangat City
Wiles
Charles
Maytaw
Ualtas
Morvig Wilson
Fort Worth
Wes
Fees Rae
Earl Roberts
Miles Ye Tan
Srigud
Oaks
Miien
Stockton
Antonia
City
A Stinson
Say’ Antonio
Vo G
Lelantrin
But Antonio
Jack Tanner
Hl Duraile
Arkane
San Anunto
Floss Banatnul
S Econd
Lint Roberts
Stennine
San Antonis
Ayritus
Jack Taner
el Dorada
Lamy Tarbert
San Shi Lani
Farih
Shingo
San Antonin
Aniles
Aboee
Alvichalane
Firat Rage
Frank
Vincent
Totes
Niles
Steney Tauber
San Atton
Adler Jie Tae Aden Wind
RB Tank
Minisa
Chari Mayhew
Dabliss
Lewke Wison
Burt Worth
Wien
Shiles Jessen
Stelroplane
Strand
Dallas
Rales
Howe Fee
Raa Coin
Kane Me Grad
Hales
Roy
J Turk Tulsa
Wwe
Henry Tarbert
Sant Antonio
Anylee
Graamed Heat
Morin Wilson
Port Werth
baThe
Charley Mayhew
Everett Tatea
Wee. Onl
Hovman
Macken
Tina Shg
Fam Cooper
Kansan Gite
Thas Tas
Timut
Boate
Javelinas Triumph Over Schreiner in Rough Saturday Clash
In Kingsville the Texas A I S H Javelinas crushed Schreiner Institute Mountaineers 19 to 7 as Pry Highteser and Petty led the rush. Carson scored for Schreiner and Barnett added the point. Light Newsies then routed Anthony's Midgets 27 to 0 at St Anthony's field with Perhe throwing three touchdown passes.
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Javelinas
Schreiner
Kingsville
Texas A.sht
She Schreiner Institute Mountaineers
Pry
Highteser
Petty
Carson
Barnett
Light Newsies
Perhe
Saug
Newsies
As Anthony
Om St. Anthony's
Sports Chatter Update from East Coast Grid and Baseball News
Weekend action fuels talk of Army and Notre Dame tackles. Meyer and Anderson highlight college football chatter while Crowley and HarWAN reflect in New Haven. Brooklyn Dodgers and Giants discuss rosters as Boston and Nebraska threads surface. Cronin rumor looms from Bearstown. emphasis on strategy and lineups.
Partin Dies in Smashup at Dirt Track
Arthur Partin 98 of San Antonio, famed dirt track racing mechanic, died when the car he rode in with Eddie Byers overturned after striking a fence during a four car race. Byers survived with internal injuries and a crushed hand. he later reported the crash. Partin leaves a wife and a 6 year old son Eugene.
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Thie Riche
Arthur Part
San Antonio
Eddie Byers
Alo
Purlin
Byers
Fortin
Forest Avenue
Eugene
Dusty” Rhodes
Panin
Draven
Pred Ruth
Ford
EU Zane
Richard
Western Leaguers Plan New Circuits
In a Gedar Rapids meeting Oct, officials of the Western Baseball league discuss splitting the league into two circuits. Eastern nucleus would be Davenport Cedar Rapids Waterloo with Pueblo St Joseph Wichita and Topeka joining. Western nucleus would be Omaha Des Moines Sioux City with Bloomington Rock Island Moline Madison showing interest. decision set for November 15 in Davenport.
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Gedar Rapids
Iowa
Sun~ Gay
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Omaga
Des Moines
Sioux City
Proyia
Bloomington
Rock Island
Moline
Madison
Pusblo
St. Joseph
Wichita
Arie
Topeka
Daveneport
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Clarence Stine
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Monk Meyer
sil-Anceton
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Jon Lowig
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Jimmy Crowley
Joe Cronin
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