Ambitious sports chatter and rumors swirl across Oct reports
A broad, fragmented sports column notes Lon Gehrig settling a damage suit for 250000 while mentions of Snavely Cornell signals, Idaho football woes, Overlin vs Belloise, Medwick deal money, KoVACs antics, Bully Turner draft age, Bassini bowling marathon, and Cleveland Plain Dealer guest star Doyle.
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Alice
Lon Gehrig
Cleveland
Sewell
Busby Harris
Jacobs
Mike
Washington
Ohio
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Schmidt
Carl Snavely
Clyde
Bulldog) Turner
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Joe Bassini
Los Angeles
Co-Ops Discuss Method of Serving Farmers Better
Southern States Cooperative members meet in Baltimore to discuss improving rural service and farmers’ economic conditions. Attendees include W. G. Wy sor of Richmond and officials from Virginia Delaware West Virginia North Carolina and Maryland.
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Southern States Cooperative
Virgina
Delaware
West Virginia
North Carolina
Maryland
W. G. Wysor
Richmond
Chester C. Davis
Washington
Federal Reserve Bank
Ruth Bryan Rohde
Allerson
W. Va
United States
Denmark
Gov. O'Conor
L. E. Raper
T. K. Wolfe
Spotlight On Local Sports
The piece surveys college teams and players with notes on contract gate splits cited for Notre Dame. Wake Forest star Bill Vanden Dries croons on stage while football legends from Washington and Lee reminisce about a 1914 undefeated team. Maryland and Western Maryland rivalry sparks rebuild efforts as Maryland lines face tough tests against William and Mary.
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Fighting Irish
Bill Vanden Dries
Wake Forest
Deacon Town
Washington and Lee
CY Young
Generals
University of Richmond
Cadets
Clemson
Tigers
Green Wave
New Orleans
South Carolina
Sesmore
Oanes
Fourman
Raleigh
N. C. State Wolfpack
Frank.heyer
University of Maryland
Yigicw AwatAn
Maryland
William and Mary
Indians
Army Out To Win One For Harry
West Point gears up for a game against Notre Dame with extra motivation as Harry Heffner, hospitalized in Hot Springs, Ark, inspires the team. Heffner, paralyzed as a child, remains on the cadet roster while teammates like Johnny Hatch also miss action.
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Army
Notre Dame
Yankee Stadium
New York
Hot Springs
Ark
Harry Heffner
Bill Wood
Heffner
Pete T. Heffner
Fort Sill
Oklo
Harry
Military Academy
Johnny Hatch
Hatch
Dispersal Sale At Court Manor Nets $225000
New Market Virginia reports the Court Manor Dispersal sale of Kilmer thoroughbreds brought $225000 from over 3000 attendees. Key buyers included Walter P. Chrysler Jr. and J. S. Phipps. top price was $19,500 for the stallion Gino. Sale featured 101 stallions and broodmares moving to Virginia and beyond with many remaining in state.
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Kilmer
Rockingham
Court Manor
Virginia
Walter P. Chrysler
Gino
David N. Rust
Leesburg
Marc
Valdiia Farms
E. F. Woodward
Texas
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Texan
Chrysler
R. W. McKlvain
Chicago
Leslie Combs, III
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Neddie
W. W. Vaughan
Red Bank
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C. S. Howard
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Beau
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Roland Berry
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Dark Goddess
R. L. Humphrey
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Miss Mary Maxwell
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L. R. Colbert
Fredericksburg
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Randolph Scott
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Kenneth Gilpin
Boyce
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Celerina
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William DuPont
Adolph Pons
Hugh Fontaine
Colins McLeod, Jr
W. L. Brans
Douglas
B. Martin
P. A. B. Widener
J. W. ¥. Martin
Sylvester Labrat
Barry Shannon
E. M. Jones
Thomas Kenny
Thomas B. Cromwell
Louis A. Beard
Hal Headley
Henry Knight
E. K. Thomas
Thomas Pratt
Thomas Car Piatt
Morris N. Davis
John H. Wiggins
Vernon Robertson
E. H Caslick
Echo of the War: Marefos Barred from Fordham St Mary's Game
Fullback Andy Marefos was voted outstanding player in the St Marys Fordham game but was kept out of the lineup by his father Gus Marefos of San Francisco. Papa Marefos refused to allow his son to play on the same team with Tony Campagno because Andy is Greek and Tony is Italian amid wartime tensions.
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Andy Marefos
Fordham
Gus Marefos
San Francisco
Papa Marefos
Tony Campagno
Andy
Tony
Challedon Seeks Pimlico Special Repetition vs Can't Wait
Challedon aims to defend his Turf Championship in the Pimlico Special against Can't Wait with a 126 pound assignment in a $10,000 winner take all mile and three sixteenths race. The Maryland-bred standout, 27 starts with 17 wins, faces the five year old Can't Wait, who has 47 starts and $101,275 in earnings. They previously met in Hollywood Park where Challedon set a track record for the mile and a quarter event.
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Mason Brunson
Baltimore
Challedon
W. L. Brawn
Myron Selznick
Pimlico
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Maryland
Jockey Club
Old Pimlico
Charledon
Hollywood Park
Coffey Resigns to Lead Fountain Head Club in Hagerstown
E R Coffey announces resignation as golf pro at Winchester effective November 15 to take the posted position at Fountain Head Club in Hagerstown Maryland. He won the Mid Atlantic P G A tourney this year and will spend November 15 to December 15 at Fountain Head before joining his wife in Florida.
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Fountain Oe Golf Club
Hagerstown
Coffey
Fountain Head
Florida
Gene Heaney
E. R
Coffeys
Winchester
Richmond
Crater
Petersburg
Becoe
Virginia
Maryland
Fountain Head Club
Mid- Atlantic
Mid-Atlantic
West Coast
Your Health Read Dr. Logan Clendenming
Health feature profiles Dr. Logan Clendenming offering practical medical advice and authoritative guidance. The piece outlines common concerns, preventive steps, and when to seek professional care, emphasizing clear patient communication and evidence based practices.
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Logan Clendenming
NAITY
Lieutenant Muriel Davidson Joins U S Army Reserve Nurses
Frances Davis nurse Muriel Davidson from Francisco becomes lieutenant and leads 4 000 Red Cross nurses accepted into the Army Reserve for a year of active duty starting July next year. Davidson is among the first volunteers in the Red Cross reserve to join the U S Army.
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Muriel Davidson
Francisco
Rel Davidson
Re Cross
Red Cross
Army
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