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Cover of Street & Smith's Sport Story Magazine Volume 32 Number 6
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Street & Smith's Sport Story Magazine Volume 32 Number 6

Street and Smith Publications

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Publication date: September 25, 1931

Introduction

Street & Smith's Sport Story Magazine Volume 32 Number 6 from September 25, 1931. Contains the first publication of COLLEGE SOCKS featuring Kid Allison.

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Edition and production details

Language
English
Format
Periodical (Pulp Magazine)
Publication date
September 25, 1931
Pages
144
Publisher / imprint
Street and Smith Publications
Cover art
Unknown
Illustrations
Unknown

1 linked Howard work

21 contents entries

  1. "College Socks"
  2. Non-REH Contents
  3. "Henri Cochet by Feg Murray" (Illustration)
  4. "Uh—Tea for One" by Francis M. Cockrell
  5. "Fork-Hand" by Myron Reed Huff
  6. "Physical Improvement Course" (Lesson VI) by Lawson Robertson (Column)
  7. "South American Sports" by Anonymous (Miscellaneous)
  8. "Hits and Errors" by Anonymous
  9. "Fumble" by Eric Rober
  10. "The Announcer" by Anonymous (Column)
  11. "Half a Champ" by Cliff Farrell
  12. "Diamond Lights" by Royal Hall
  13. "Now It Can Be Told" by Anonymous (Column)
  14. "Strokes of the Court Stars" by Herbert D. Ballin (Article)
  15. "What’s the Answer?" by Anonymous (Column)
  16. "Sawdust and Sand" by H. S. M. Kemp
  17. "Augus MacDuff Says" by Anonymous (Miscellaneous)
  18. "From the Bleachers" by Handley Cross (Column)
  19. "Kid Nap" [Part 3 of 4] by T. W. Ford by sl
  20. "Rowing for Exercise" by Anonymous (Miscellaneous)
  21. "College Socks" by Robert E. Howard

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