Atherton Axe Fells Three California Football Programs
The Atherton Axe probe announces sanctions on California Southern California and California at Los Angeles for proselyting, depriving ten players of eligibility. In Los Angeles two Phoenix high school stars Loren LaPrade and Ted Olea face ineligibility for USC under the Pacific Coast Conference rule.
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Los Angeles
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Phoenix
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Loren LaPrade
Ted Olea
University of Southern California
Trojan
LaPrade
Phoenix Union High School
Olea
Marksmen Vie For Title And $10,000 Purse
In Vandalia Ohio on August 22 the Grand American Handicap drew about 900 marksmen seeking a $10,000 prize. Roy W Miller, a 45 year old rural mail carrier from Grove City Minnesota, led preliminaries with a perfect 100 at the 20 yard line, while Bill Drennan of Asica Illinois trailed by one target.
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Roy W. Miller
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Ray Zwiner
Blooming Prairie
Ray
Zweiner
Penn Pope
East Moline
Ill
R. R. Barber
Paullina
Bill Drennan
Asica
Jewels Romp to 20-8 Softball Victory Over Gems
The Daniel's Jewels defeated the Carrillo Gems 20-8 at Eaglefield in the feature. Jesse Grace contributed a triple and a single while Anna Lee Rogers homered and singled. Gems offense relied on eleven walks and a lone hit for eight runs.
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Carrillo Gems
Eaglefield
Jesse Grace
Anna Lee Rogers
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Bautista Shoe Shop
Time Market
Maldonado
Clark
Ortiz
Courthouse Employes
Pima Highway
Mitchell’s Furniture Store
Central Auto Sales
Joe Tang
Pioneer Hotel
Manhattan Chargers
Beaver Pelts Fetch Record Prices as Trappers Boast
Beaver pelts arrive at $7,000 for 428 pelts in three days as trappers and hunters in Great Falls Montana report high prices. The beaver fur market shows prices at peak levels.
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League Leaders Batting and Pitching Echo Seasonal Highlights
Radcliff leads batting with .357 for St Louis while Appling sits at .348 for Chicago. Williams of Boston drives runs with 102 as McCosky of Detroit adds 94. Greenberg 106 RBIs for Detroit, DiMaggio 103 for New York. Foxx 33 homers for Boston. DiMaggio 26. Newsom 15-2 leads Detroit pitchers with Rowe 11-3 and Feller 22-6 among top hurlers.
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Chicago
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Detroit
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DiMaggio
New York
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Boudreau
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Keller
Foxx
Case
Washington
Walker
Newsom
Feller
Rowe
Baseball season leaders in batting pitching and team stats
The list highlights top performers: Batting Rowell of Boston 332 runs Mize St Louis and Danning New York 322. Frey Cincinnati 88 runs Mize 87. RBIs Mize St Louis and F McCormick Cincinnati 95. Hits F McCormick Cincinnati 144 Herman Chicago 142. Doubles F McCormick Cincinnati 34 Hack Chicago 32. Triples Ross Boston 12 Mize St Louis Slaughter St Louis 10. Home runs Mize 36 Rizzo Philadelphia Nicholson Chicago 19. Stolen bases Reese Brooklyn 15 Frey Cincinnati 13. Pitching Fitzsimmons Brooklyn 12 2 Sewell Pittsburgh 11 3.
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Cincinnati
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
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Reese
Brooklyn
Fitzsimmons
Sewell
Pittsburgh
Indians in Venezuela Found in Interior Reportedly Ferocious
Report notes large numbers of uncivilized Indians discovered in Venezuela's interior. Officials describe the groups as savage and dangerous, prompting calls for caution and possible further exploration by authorities.
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Venezuela
Judge Landis cracks down on open betting in Southern baseball
Roundup from New York notes Judge Landis threatening action against Southern Association magnates for open betting in bleachers. Billy Loose demands a title shot at Ken Overlin after beating Tony Zale. A Minnesota amateur league homer lands in a dog house, while the fielder stands by as the run scores.
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New York
Landis
Southern Association
Billy Loose
Tony Zale
Ken Overlin
Minnesota
Prosperity Notes Spur Big Ten Ticket Sales Rise
Big Ten football demand climbs with a ten percent boost in sales. Illinois places a record order of 367 tickets for the Notre Dame game, the largest single purchase in a decade.
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Notre Dame
Billy Southworth
Cardinals
Dick Chapman
Frank Kimbrough
Hardin-Simmons
Texas Aggies
Jarrin
Joan
Jack
Detroit
Washington
Buddy Meyer
Gehringer Insurance
Cleveland
Dodgers Visit Pirates in Near Sellout Sept 29
Doc Sutherland’s pals plan a big feed when he faces the Dodgers in Pittsburgh on September 29. The game is already near a sellout as part of the National League home run race backdrop. Jack Dempsey hands out Roosevelt buttons while Pat Berg lectures at a Denver golf clinic this week.
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Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Jack Dempsey
Roosevelt
Patty Berg
Denver
Red Light Body Knox Faces Hollywood Test Friday
Irish heavy weight Red Light Body Knox enters his 13th start of the year at Hollywood on Friday September 13. It marks the second career meeting for Buddy against this same pairing.
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Knox
Hollywood
Buddy
Bert Bell Sells Smukler to Detroit for Cash and Players
Philadelphia Eagles executive Bert Bell completes a historic deal by trading Dave Smukler to Detroit for cash and players. Smukler then joins the army.
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Bruins
Bert Bell
Philadelphia Eagles
Dave Smukler
Detroit
Smukler
Yesterday's Stars catch up on early season baseball
Players from the Cubs Reds Cardinals Giants Pirates Yankees Tigers Browns are highlighted. Vern Olsen of the Cubs pitched a two hitter in a loss for the Dodgers. Bill Werber hit a ninth inning homer to beat the Bees, Mort Cooper limited the Phillies as the Cardinals won, and Joe DiMaggio hit a second inning homer to lead the Yankees over the Indians. Johnny Berardino collected five hits as the Browns beat the Athletics in a night game.
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Vern Olsen
Cubs
Dodgers
Bill Werber
Reds
Bees
Bucky Walters
Mort Cooper
Cardinals
Phils
Cards
Mickey Witek
Giants
Rip Sewell
Pirates
Farmer
Joe DiMaggio
Yanks
Railton Red Lion Sets Bonneville Land Speed Record
Sports note recalls John Cobb's Railton Red Lion achieving a land speed record of 368.85 mph at the Bonneville Salt Flats a year ago. It also briefly mentions past tennis achievements and notable marriages from historical timelines.
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Railton Red Lion
Bonneville Salt Flats
Helen Wills Moody
Frederick Moody
Queen
Helen Jacobs
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Dorothy Andrus
Carolyn Babcock
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