Yale football plans hinge on iron men and new backs
Yale's 1935 squad includes four rugged players who logged all sixty minutes in last season's 7 to 0 win over Princeton, led by captain Kim Whitehead and end Bob Train. Coach Ducky Pond emphasizes squad spirit as replacements for departed linemen loom, with fresh prospects Clinton Frank Dave Colwell and Albert Hessberg pushing for starting roles.
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Assoriat Recap of Doubleheader Highlights
Larry French and other Cubs pitchers held the Giants to 11 scattered hits as Chicago rode four errors to a 5 3 win. Paul Dean starred for the Cardinals with Bordagaray driving in three runs in the nightcap. Brooklyn fell in the ninth as Dovigers relief work preserved a split. Dutch Leiber and Dusty Cooke boosted the Athletics while Red Sox power led past the Tigers with a 14 hit attack.
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California Bearbacks Beginnings of Coach Allison Season
Allison starts his first full term as California head coach aiming to return the game to the players. He emphasizes fundamentals, lighter and faster backs, more passing, and a variety of formations as the 1912 schedule unfolds with Whittier, St Marys, Oregon, Santa Clara, USC, Washington, Pacific, and Stanford on the slate.
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Million Seen for Big Bout
Promoter Mike Jacobs forecast a $1,000,000 gate for the Max Baer Joe Louis heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium next Tuesday. A 90,000 crowd would rank third largest in history, with ticket demand pushing scalpers to $100 or $125 for ringside seats as Dempsey lends support in Baer’s corner. Louis weighs 199 pounds and is in near peak condition.
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Joe Louis Resumes Training for Baer in New Jersey
Joe Louis returned to training in Pompston Lakes after two easy days. Six rounds were planned before rest and a final hard workout at Yankee Stadium. Louis weighs 197 pounds and believes Max Baer will be gone in six or seven rounds.
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Major League Seasonal Batting and Pitching Leaders Summary
Leading batter Vosmik of the Indians hit 201 with 46 doubles and 18 triples while Gehrig and Greenberg topped runs and RBIs for their leagues. Medwick of the Cardinals led in hits with 211 and 124 runs, backed by Herman and Goodman in doubles and triples. Pitchers Auker and Lee posted strong win totals, with Andrews and Castleman also posting notable marks.
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Martin
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World Series Opens October 2 in Detroit
The 1935 World Series will begin in Detroit on Wednesday October 2 if the New York Yankees fail to win the AL race. Schedule places games 1 and 2 in Detroit with 3 4 5 in St Louis or Chicago depending on NL champion, and games 6 7 back in Detroit if needed. Ticket prices range from 1.10 to 6.60 with Missouri tax if St Louis wins. single game sales are not offered.
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Foreign Net Stars Meet U S Players
In Los Angeles on September 18 two top European tennis stars faced strong U S opponents in the Pacific Southwest championship third round. Roderich Menzel drew Charles Carr of USC while A Legeau faced Gerald Bartosh. Elmer Griffin met Shields. Wilmer Allison beat Bill Robertson after a tight 6-3 1-6 9-7 and prepared to meet Jack Tidball next, a former national collegiate champion.
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Standings and schedule mix from early baseball brief
American League standings show Boston 4 Pittsburgh 6 and other records. Schedule lists games Boston at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Cincinnati New York at Chicago Brooklyn at St Louis. Notes on yesterday results include Chicago 3 Washington 1 and 14 innings Cleveland 5 Philadelphia 3 among others. Also Ottawa report notes Canada death rate drop from 11.1 to 9.4 per thousand 1928 to 1934. Also Mahatma not Gandhi's real name, Mahandras meaning great soul.
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Baer Shows Hard Drive Ahead of Louis Fight
Max Baer trains with Dempsey in Yankee Stadium for a high stakes bout next Tuesday. Despite fierce public confidence, sparring sessions reveal a sluggish, turtle like crouch that critics say hinders Baer. He vows to fight Louis with his own method and force the issue in the ring.
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Thompson predicts Texas gas production decision on House Bill 266
Col Ernest O Thompson, chairman of the Texas Railroad Commission, visiting Amarillo, forecasts an ultimate ruling upholding House Bill 266 regulating gas production. He will return to Austin for the statewide Thursday hearing on proration allowables for oil and gas in state fields, where Panhandle sour gas proration is to be discussed.
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Cubs Sweep Giants as Cards Battle Near Top
The Cubs rout the Giants 14-3, extending a 14-game streak and widening their lead on the Cardinals as they prep for key series with St Louis and New York. Giants errors, Schumacher injury, and late bullpen misfortunes fueled the Cubs win while other majors saw Dodgers, Pirates, Indians, and Red Sox posting wins.
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Marvel 10 Mix With Clingman At Amarillo Ring
The weekly wrestling show at the National Guard Armory features the Masked Marvel meeting Otia Clingman in a top middleweight bout. Marvel leaves Amarillo for Alaska then Johannesburg after the match. Semi finals include Jack Domar vs Johnny LaRue and Don Kent vs Pat Garrison. Ringside seats sold out. general admission at City Drug Store.
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