Crosley letters fuel debate on Dizzy Dean deal and Reds plans
Powel Crosley Jr expresses in a printed letter that he will spend what is justified to run the Reds with sound business principles and no profit focus. The discussion, tied to Dizzy Dean trade rumors and Larry MacPhail, highlights Crosley’s insistence on a permanent, profit-reinvesting organization.
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Dizzy Dean
Cincinnati
Powel Crosy, Jr
The
Reds
Daniel M. Daniel
New York World-Telegram
Crosley
Dean
Larry MacPhail
Daniel
Dizzy
Powel Crosley, Jr
Cincinnati Club
Larry
Jay Hannah
Landis Leads Baseball Talks At League Meeting
Montreal report highlights Kenesaw Mountain Landis addressing minor league delegates while Bill Terry and J Louis Comiskey weigh in on major trades. Debates over Dizzy Dean, Hank Leiber, Pinky Higgins and the Ogden amendment shape upcoming negotiations as Feller’s eligibility remains unresolved.
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Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Bill Terry
New York Giants
J. Louis Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Landis
Chicago
Bob Feller
Feller
Cleveland Indians
New York
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Dizzy Dean
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Cincinnati Reds
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Branch Rickey
Roy Parmelee
Burgess Whitehead
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White Sox
Pinky Higgins
Athletics
Rip Radcliff
Connie Mack
Higgins
Sox
Johnny Whitehead
Detroit
Jake Wade
Chet Laabs
Milwaukee
New York Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Baesman Seeks New Trial After Reckless Driving Conviction
Robert Baesman files a motion for a new trial after his Tuesday conviction for reckless driving. Judge Phil A. Henderson will consider the motion later this week.
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Logan
Robert Baesman
Phil A. Henderson
Hunter Fined for Illegal Hunting in Court
Harden appeared before Magistrate C T Stephenson on a charge of illegal hunting. He was fined 25 dollars and costs after being taken into custody by Deputy Protector Edward Eberst.
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Logan W. EB. Harden
C. T. Stephenson
Edward Eberst
Birthday fury as Hollywood Kennel Club bans betting
Henry McLemore laments missing the Hollywood Kennel Club inaugural after discovering a full page ad. He rushes to the mutuel window only to learn no betting is allowed tonight due to the racing commission order. He notes his luck in Florida dog tracks and the ongoing joke of his losing streak.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
U.P
Henry
Miami
Hollywood Kennel Club
Hollywood
Florida
Rin Tin Tin
Racing Commission
All-Ohio Track Team and Officials Named in 1936
A listing of high school players for Ohio teams includes Jim Snyder Canton McKinley and Quent Williams Cincinnati Withrow at ends Ted Fisher New Philadelphia and William Adams Steubenville at tackles Sherley Thomas Middletown and Jim Miller Massillon at guards John Wyhowani Tiltonsville at center and Arnold Salvaterra Bellaire Jack Graf Columbus Upper Arlington La Beer Hamilton and Leonard Simonetti New Philadelphia at backs. A humorous aside recalls betting chaos at a track with a commissioner’s calendar confusion and a boastful bettor, noting United Press copyright 1936.
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Jim Snyder
Canton McKinley
Quent Williams
Cincinnati Withrow
Ted Fisher
New Philadelphia
William Adams
Steubenville
Sherley Thomas
Middletown
Jim Miller
Massillon
John Wyhowani
Tiltonsville
Arnold
Salvaterra
Bellaire
Jack Graf
Columbus Upper Arlington
la Beer
Hamilton
Leonard Simonetti
Cheshire OES elects officers at November meeting
Cheshire Chapter O E S elected Worthy matron Miss Lucie Martin and other officers at its Tuesday meeting. A Thanksgiving service followed at the Methodist Church led by Rev H N Snider and Rev Phillips. Local visits and travels are noted among area residents during the holiday period.
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Cheshire
O.E.S
Miss Lucie Martin
Perry Bradbury
Vida Allensworth
Briggs Kirby
Clara Ward
Ina P. Rife
Mary Hicks
Riva Rife
Local Social Notes And Ventures In Racine
Racine brief notes list Mrs. Marcia L. Waugh Lima and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Montgomery Brady Lake visiting Mrs. Curtis here. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Tyree returned from Scarbo West Virginia after a week with Mrs. Tyree's mother. George Simpson and son Jim were in Zanesville on business Tuesday. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Wolfe on Saturday November 28. The Crystal Palace in London features over 100000 glass panes in its roofed structure.
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Methodist Church
H. N. Snider
Phillips
Kananga
Will Quickie
Cook Quickie
Billie, Vinton
George Mulford
Helen Chapman
Huntington
Dan Warner
Gallipolis
Kate Mulford
Fred
Richard Roberts
T J. Perkins
Harry Hoffman
Youngstown
Electa Hoffman
A. A. Bing
Addison
Lafayette Nelson
Edna Drake
Marion
Paul Scott
Mrs. Drake
Peters
Dora Roush
Roy Grapes
Helen Kennedy
Parkersburg
W. R Grapes
Vaughn Scott
Corning
Louw
Wellston
Anna Thompson
Cincinnati
Anna Ralston
Hortis Shaver
Nancy Caroline
Cimcinnati
George Starcher
Athens
J. H. Starcher
H. E. Shave
Will Roush
Mason City
W. Va
Clarence Bowen
St. Paris
Garnet Kirby
Briggs
Racine
Marcia L. Waugh
Lima
Howard Montgomery
Brady Lake
Montgomery
Anna Curtis
R. A. Tyree
Tyree
Scarbo
George Simpson
Jim
Zanesville
Hilton Wolfe
Cardinals Swap Davis and Gelbert with Cincinnati Club
Montreal report confirms a mid season deal by Larry MacPhail sending Virgil Davis and Charley Gelbert from St. Louis to Cincinnati for pitcher Si Johnson. No specifics given on Gelbert. John Peacock moved to Boston Red Sox as a free agent, with $8,000 profit from Landis ruling. Ethan Allen to St. Louis Browns after last season with the Chicago Cubs.
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Virgil
Spud) Davis
Charley Gelbert
St. Louis Cardinals
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Si Johnson
Toronto
Cardinal
Gelbert
John Peacock
Kenesaw M. Landis
Boston Red Sox
Landis
Ethan Allen
University of Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Browns
Shotton Stays as Bird Pilot for Columbus Club
Burt Shotton is reappointed manager of the Columbus club of the American Association, keeping his post after last season's sixth-place finish while the St. Louis Cardinals control the team. A separate note mentions a 9 12 inch watch exhibited as the world's largest in the National Museum. An additional public notice names Fannie A. Krieg as administratrix of Homer D. Krieg's estate in Athens County, Ohio with four months for creditors to file claims.
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Black Sox
Supreme Court
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White Sox
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U.P
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American Association
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Shotton
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Columbus
National Museum
Washington
Fannie A. Krieg
Nelsonville
Ohio
Homer D. Krieg
Athens County
M. Johnson
Jury Indicts Gillespie for DUI Pleads Guilty in Court
Grover Gillespie, indicted for driving under the influence, appeared before Judge O F Rowland in Athens County Common Pleas Court and pleaded guilty. He was fined 50 dollars and costs and his driving privileges were suspended for six months.
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Athens County Common Pleas Court
O. F. Rowland
Reynolds Plan Faces Big Ten Directors Friday
Wisconsin seeks conference approval for Robert L. Reynolds plan to fund an alumni backed summer institute that grades students in studies and athletics and awards scholarships. The scheme defies a rule against athletic scholarships and faces opposition from several Big Ten schools and campus papers.
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University of Wisconsin Today
Big Ten
Reynolds
Wisconsin
Robert L. Reynolds
United Press
University of Wisconsin
Harry Stuhldreher
Michigan
Daily Maroon
University of Chicago
Ivy Football League Proposed by Seven Colleges
Editors of seven undergraduate publications call for immediate creation of an ivy football league. Harvard Yale Princeton Cornell Dartmouth Columbia and Penn would join, arguing the league already exists in practice and would bring practical benefits under a formal organized association.
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U.P
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Cornell
Dartmouth
Columbia
Pennsylvania
AAU Session Opens Friday in Houston Amid Controversy Expected
AAU delegates arrive in Houston for the opening session with Avery Brundage poised to speak for peace while disputes simmer. Potential clashes loom over Olympic team management, the Eleanor Holm Jarrett dismissal, Jesse Owens suspension, and an election fight between Jeremiah Mahoney and Patrick Walsh. Debate over Berlin games and Jewish athletes Glickman and Stoller adds tension.
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Avery Brundage
AAU
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Jesse Owens
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
America
Patrick J. Walsh
AAA
Arty Glickman
Sam Stoller
Ivy League Benefits Outlined by Student Editors
In the eastern intercollegiate basketball and baseball leagues and the heptagonal track meet, Dartmouth Harvard Princeton and Yale also belong to the quadrangular and international ice hockey leagues. Editors note advantages include standard pre season practice schedule control uniform contest counts mutual scouting and visiting team guarantees and uniform post season rules.
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Harvard
Princeton
Yale
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