Radio rates for baseball broadcasts stir Chicago clubs
Chicago radio editor Charles J. Gilchrest weighs two methods to compensate clubs for game broadcasts. One fixes seasonwide payments. the other ties charges to station ratings based on audience and power. Baseball declines favor a fixed opening fee. advocates say ratings based dues are fairer. Brewers manager Burleigh Grimes hires Andy High as assistant. Brooklyn scout Lee Scott praises High as a smart, influential infielder mentor. High’s wide experience could guide Grimes in selecting players. The Mosaic Immaculate Conception now at Washington National Shrine required three artists over four years.
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Chicago Daily News
Gilchrest
Chicago
Burleigh Grimes
Andy High
Lee Scott
Brooklyn Citizen
High
Dodgers
Grimes
Brooklyn Pilot
Burleigh
Montreal
Flatbush
Murillo
National Shrine
Washington
Ohio University Bobcats Open Cage Seed With Veterans
Ohio University coach Butch Grover enters his 17th season with a veteran starting five and a fast breaking plan. The Bobcats host Bliss College in the opener Wednesday night, aiming to control the tipoff as a key asset while balancing scoring across Hood Lalich Malakas Shingle ton and others. A basketball rules clinic follows the opener for coaches and officials.
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Buckeye
Ohio University
Bobcats
Brandon T
Butch
Grover
Blues
Ohio
Bliss College of Columbus
George Hood
Pete Shingheton
Nick Lalich
Hood
Salish
Malakas
Rinta
Shingleton
University
B. F. Hughes
A. H. Rhoads
Tom Sawyer steals scene at Coral Gables golf Open
A boy in the crowd, eight year old Tom Sawyer lookalike, snatched Vic Ghezzi's ball during the $10 000 Open near the Biltmore golf course. Spectators chased the youngster and demanded the ball be replaced, officials allowed a drop over the shoulder to approximate the landing spot, while the boy and father walked away.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Coral Gables
Fla
Tom Sawyer
Biltmore
Tom Gawger
Vic Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Ghezzi
Gheazzi
Guldahl Extends Lead In Miami Biltmore Open
Ralph Guldahl built a six stroke advantage as he posted a 60 final round to finish 207 and lead the field in the Miami Biltmore Open. Lawson Little challenged with 214 while Horton Smith Denny Shute Henry Picard and Jimmy Demaret at 214.
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Coral Gables, Frs
Providence
Guldahl
Ralph Guldahl
Guidah
Guldah
Lawson Little
Little
Horton Smith
Denny Shute
Henry Picard
Jimmy Demaret
Gene Sarazen
Guidahi
Mahoney Returns to AAU Presidency in Quiet Reorganization
Jeremiah T. Mahoney, NY Supreme Court justice, reassumes AAU leadership after internal disputes. Patrick J. Walsh named successor but fails to win broad support. Dan Ferris elected executive secretary for a tenth term. The 1937 convention was awarded to Boston. Olga Smith, 26, had a hatpin lodged in her lung for six years, later removed via bronchoscope.
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Houston
U.P
Amateur Athletic Union
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
New York Supreme Court
America
Mahoney
Avery Brundage
Chicago
Patrick J. Walsh
New York
Walsh
Dan Ferris
Union
Boston
ST. Louis
Olga Smith
U S Egg Production Exceeds 31 Billion Annually
U S farmers produce more than 31 billion chicken eggs each year, reflecting a large nationwide poultry industry and steady demand for shell eggs across households and institutions.
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United States
Trade Rumors Run Thick At MLB Winter Meetings
Rumors swirl as major leagues open mid winter meetings with joint sessions planned. Landis faces pressure amid discipline actions while multiple trades and rule changes loom including draft limits and lively ball adjustments.
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New York
K. M. Landis
Baseball Coar
Landis
Cincinnati Rede
Rob Feller
Wesleyan Opens with Pitt Again in 1937 Schedule
Ohio Wesleyan announces the 1937 football schedule led by Pittsburgh game to start the season after last year’s 63 to 0 loss. New opponent Toledo replaces Xavier with dates including Sept 25 Pittsburgh and Nov 2 Ohio U. at home and Nov 13 open date under Athletic Director George Gauthier.
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Delaware
U.R
University of Pittsburgh
Ohio Wesleyan
Panthers
George Gauthier
University of Toledo
Toledo
Xavier
Pittsburgh
Dayton
Marshall
Western Reserve
Cincinnati
Miami
Ohio U
Reynolds Plan Back on Shelf
CHICAGO The University of Wisconsin Reynolds plan to subsidise athletes was ruled a direct violation of Western Conference code by Big Ten faculty reps. A closed session saw Prof. Robert L Reynolds opposed and the plan voted down with no action on substitutes. The proposal would have funded a summer institute for graded prep athletes with scholarships and altered eligibility to allow limited amateur play for baseball or softball.
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Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Reynolds
Big Ten
Robert L Reynolds
Raturtey
Quake Precautions Taken at Park Officials Prepare Evacuation
Park officials arranged evacuation plans for strangers in the event of earthquake rumblings at the park. All scientific opinion to date holds the quakes will remain only grumblings.
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Park
Caldu
Tark
Elf
Ohio Wesleyan Quintet To Be Made Up of New Men
Ohio Wesleyan prepares for the season with a mostly new lineup after losing key players from the previous Buckeye Conference champion group. Veteran Johnny Meademe returns, while forward McAdame and guard McAdame lead the youthful cast including sophomores Wotanski and Rowe and transfer Glancy as candidates. The team opens December 14 at Berea against Baldwin Wallace and plans a 18 game schedule across regional opponents.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Buckeye
University of Cincinnati
Wesleyan
Leat Clovis Stark
Ernie Talos
Eddie Parsons
Dea Mewhort
Johnny Meademe
MeAdeme
McAdame
Crech
Glancy
Clight
Detrick
Emil Wotansky
Cleveland
Johnny Rowe
Peyton
Beth Beye Heave
Peat
McAdams
Wart Miller
Norwell
Wooster
Bes
Parsons
Detrich
Jack Gage
Cleve
Khng Ope
Baldwin-Wallace
Berea
Kent State
Kent
Toledo
Dayton
Ohio U
Marshall
Miami
Oxford
Cincinnati
Oberlin
Athens
Western Reserve
Huntington
W. Va
Mickey Owens Transfers to the Cardinals
The Columbus Dispatch reports star catcher Mickey Owens being traded to the Cardinals. In exchange, Columbus receives pitcher Ed Meuser and outfielders Chick Fullerton and Lynn Rome, with Owens joining the Cardinals for the 19th season of his career and tying a high point with 28 games and 12 hits for Columbus.
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Cash
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Shootstop
Lyn Lary
Athletics
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Red Sox
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Red Sou
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Cleveland
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Joe Becker
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Washington
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Columbes
Rome
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Owens
Columbus
Gees
Cardinale Beret
Chicago
Spud
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