Southwest Loop Contests Feature SMU Rice Clash
Four Southwest Conference teams opened practice as others eye non-conference play. SMU meets Rice Institute in Houston after Rice beat Purdue 14 to 6 and SMU tied LSU 14 to 14, signaling strong teams, while Arkansas faces Baylor in Little Rock following a 24 to 10 win over TCU.
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Louisiana
Arkansas-Baylor
Little Rock
Arkansas
Horned Frogs
Texas Christian University
Razorbacks
Frogs
Real heroes of World Series are the interviewers
Detroit, October 8 United Press The true hero is the interviewer who secures a word from the loser team manager after a defeat. Frankie Frisch and Mickey Cochrane are pictured as the toughest losers to calm, with dressing rooms resembling historic battles when upset. A reporter facing them must be ready for a safe long distance interview amid dramatic postgame rage.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Detroit
U.P
Frankie Frisch
Mickey Cochrane
Detroits
Thermopoli
Gettysburg
Verdun
Vesuvius
Frankie
Mickey
Ruth Wil Be Manager Of Nothing Next Year
New York reports Babe Ruth told Joe Williams in St Louis he will not sit on the bench with the Yankees next season. He said if he continues in baseball in 1935 it will be as a manager and he will not sign another player’s contract with the Yankees unless he can secure a managerial job.
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New York Yankees
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Joe Williams
New York World Telegram
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Yankees
Memphis Beats Rams In Pro Grid Contest
Memphis Tigers over Dallas Rams 14 to 13 in a Dallas AFL opener. Herrington threw a 12 yard TD to Minnehan in the third quarter. Lillis scored on a lateral from Peters. Vance returned a kickoff 43 yards for a Ram score and Tobin returned an interception 97 yards for another.
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Memphis Tigers
Dallas Rams
Bob Herrington
Tom Minnehan
Joe Lillis
Frosty Peters
University of Illinois
Joe Vance
Dallas Steers
Ram
Red Tobin
Notre Dame
Dempsey May Accept Offer To Box Firpo
Jack Dempsey, ex heavy weight champion, said there is doubt he will take the $100,000 offer to fight Luis Firpo in a 15 round bout around New Year in Buenos Aires. He will decide after finishing his Middle West tour and returning to New York City.
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Jack Dempsey
Luis Firpo
Buenos Aires
Manassa Mauler
New York City
Ruth and McCarthy to Manage Yankees Spark Debate
In a candid talk, Babe Ruth discusses a possible summer Europe trip and his future, noting he might become a manager. Col Ruppert doubts Ruth as a manager while promoting Joe McCarthy. Ruth says he was offered a three year NL managerial deal, which Ruppert refused to release him from.
White's Catch Real Thriller in World Series
George Kirkley reports Detroit outfielder Jo Jo White made a stunning catch in the eighth inning of Game Five to rob Pepper Martin of a long drive, a play Goslin calls the greatest he ever saw in World Series play. The Tiger win preserved their slim lead as Rowe eyes the sixth game and Dizzy Dean draws blunt verdicts.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Detroit
U.P
Goose Goslin
Jo-Jo White
Pepper Martin
Goose
White
Goslin
St. Louis
Tigers
Cardinals
Red Oak
Georgia
Elden Auker
Tommy Bridges
Bridges
Auker
Kansas State
U. of Tennessee
Rowe
Breaks of the game burden Cardinals in tense world series
ALAN GOULD reports Detroit Oct 8 that the St Louis Cardinals face a pivotal game with Slumps and controversial calls shaping a tense world series. misplayed flies and fielding jitters mix with umpire decisions as Frank Frischs men seek comeback amid mounting pressure and jeering crowds.
Frisch Says Series Not Over As Yet
Detroit fans cheered as the St. Louis Cardinals and Detroit Tigers arrived by special trains for the decisive world series game. Frankie Frisch declared the series not over while leading his team through a police guard amid a crowd of up to 15,000 at the union station. The Tigers later arrived to rousing applause as fans greeted them for the crucial game.
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Dizzy” Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Detroit Tigers
Associated Press
Detroit
Oct
Frankie Frisch
Cardinals
Union Station
Tigers
Buffaloes Ready for Road Test at Roswell Broncos
West Texas Buffaloes, fresh off a win over Texas School of Mines, prepare for their first road trip to Roswell to face New Mexico Military Institute. Captain Brown leads a disciplined squad as both teams boast heavy linemen and solid backfields, with Mines game injuries negligible and full roster traveling for the 3 pm Saturday kickoff.
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Texas School of Mines
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Texas Buffaloes
Broncos of New Mexico Military Institute
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Buffaloes
Captain Brown
Institute
New Mexico Teachers of
Silver City
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Broncos
Buffs
Bragaw
Grandovic
Green
Chiaramonte
Mines
Baggett
National football results list includes several pro games
Pro football scores show Pittsburgh 9 beat Philadelphia 7, New York 16 over Boston 13, Chicago 21 defeated Brooklyn 7, Detroit 3 over Green Bay 0, and Memphis 14 over Dallas 13. High school Lubbock 25 defeated Austin El Paso 6. Niagara U 13 beat Notre Dame B 6.
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Philadelphia Eagles
New York Giants
Boston Red Skins
Chicago Bears
Brooklyn Dodgers
Detroit
Greenbay
Charlotte Purol Peps
Louisville Bourbons
Memphis Tigers
Dallas Rams
Lubbock
Austin
el Paso
Red Birds and Leafs Readies in Little World Series
In Columbus on October 8, the Columbus Red Birds expected to start Beusser against the Toronto Maple Leafs to break a deadlock in their Little World Series. Toronto evened the count with a 19 to 9 victory, and Don Brennan was projected to pitch for Toronto. Five wins out of nine games decide the series.
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U.P
Columbus Red Birds
Beusser
Toronto Maple Leafs
Toronto
Leafs
Don Brennan
Pro Grid Teams in Tie for Loop Lead
The Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions remained tied for first in the Western division. New York Giants climbed to a top tie with Brooklyn after wins while the Dodgers lost. Bears defeated Brooklyn 21-7 and Detroit edged Green Bay 3-0. Giants beat Boston 16-13. Cardinals suffered a fourth straight loss to Cincinnati 16-0. Pirates beat Eagles 9-7.
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Detroit Lions
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Bears
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Boston
Redskins
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Eagles
Razorbacks United for Baylor Test After Fort Worth Win
The Arkansas Razorbacks, fresh from a 24 to 10 Southwest Conference win over Texas Christian at Fort Worth, return to Fayetteville amid student cheers. Coaches Thomson and Rose plan a training program to ready the squad for next Saturday’s conference clash at Little Rock against Baylor University Bears. The team completed the trip with no serious injuries as they shift focus to their Baylor showdown. Chinese government finances are reported to be improving.
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Ark
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Texas Christian University
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Fred Thomson
Glen Rose
Parkers
Little Rock
Baylor University Bears
Waco
Razorbacks
Perry Edges Budge for Pacific Coast Title
Fred Perry the England world champion amateur defeated Donald Budge of Oakland in a five set final to win the Pacific Coast tournament men's singles title. The matches ended with scores 3-6 6-4 7-5 1-6.
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Berkeley
Calif
Fred Perry
England
Donald Budge
Oakland
Cardinals Seek Third Win as Dean and Greenberg Shine
Old time vigor fuels the Cardinals as Paul Dean helps push toward a third game, while series hero from 1931 makes three errors at third base. Hank Greenberg, a pinch hitting limp in early games, collects four hits and drives in three in the fourth contest. Tommy Bridges recovers from a rough first start to throw one of his best games, displaying control and steadiness.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Detroit
Fred Snodgrass
Christy Mathewson
Giants
Hank Gowdy
Senators
Walter Johnson
St. Louis Cardinals
Tigers
Seratch
Schoolboy Rowe
Chick Fallis
Centerfield
Dizzy Dean
Tommy Bridges
Frank Frisch
Brick Owens
Owens
Cardinal
Jack Rothrock
Mickey Cochrane
Pepper Martin
Bill Delancey
Bill
Tiger
Cardinals
Paul Dean
Hank Greenberg
Bridges
Detroit Welcomes Tigers Home With Enthusiasm
A thril led, cheering crowd of 4,000 fans greeted the Detroit Tigers as they arrived in Detroit. Mickey Cochrane shouted confidence amid the noise at the union depot. Schoolboy Rowe, escorting Edna May Skinner, smiled through the celebration.
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Tigers
Oct
Detroit Tigers
Union Depot
Mickey Cochrane
Cardinals
Rowe
Edna May Skinner
Rival Navy wrestlers set clash at National Guard Armory
Otis Clingman once ruled Navy wrestling and Tex Watkins also claimed a prior title. They meet Thursday night to decide who was truly champion. A year ago Amarilloan won in a long one hour fifty minute bout. Semi final features Charley Carr versus Cyclone Mackey, with Jack Van Babber facing Ernie Arthur in the curtain-raiser.
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Otis Clingman
Navy
Tex Watkins
National Guard Armory
Charley Carr
Cyclone Mackey
Jack van Babber
Ernie Arthur
Mushroom Growth Hidden Below Ground Delivers Months of Development
The edible portion is the fruiting body while the true mycelium remains underground, spending months maturing before fruiting. This emphasizes the hidden, extended growth phase behind a mushroom’s visible cap and stalk.
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