Mitchs Musings on 1935 football season and Rose Bowl link
The article discusses Arne football season notes for 1935 and rankings including Princeton, Minnesota, California, Stanford, and Notre Dame with Ohio State a topic of discussion. It highlights Fred Williams of Stanford and Wade Hatch of Athens and quantifies coverage shifts with the Football Writers Association forming in New York.
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Arne
Ohio University
Phil Faine
Central Press
Princeton
Minnesota
Natadgnealean
Ae Mblo
California
Stanford
Kok
Methodist
Holyross
Louisiana State
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
North Carolina
Alabama Poly
Omlo University
Texas Christian
Bobcats
Marquette
Puke
Colgate
Dartmouth
Fordham
St. Mary's
Michigan State
Nebraska
Alamada
Temple
Army
Iowa
Pacific Coast
Fred Williams
Wayne Williams
Burlingham
Jerseyville
Olatne
Calf
Young Williams
Southern Methodist
Williams
Bobby Grayson
Montana
Tiny Thornhill
Grayson
NEW York—Football Writers of
New York
Football Writers’ Association
Baseball Scribes
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Cubs Offer Chuck Klein for Ace Hurler Davis
Chicago reports a revived deal to trade Chuck Klein to Philadelphia for Curt Davis as the Cubs seek a reliable starter. The Phillies would receive Klein along with money and three players from 1933, plus a pitcher from the deal. The Yankees swapped John Allen to Cleveland for Monte Pearson and Steve Sander.
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Chicago
Detroit Tigers
al Simmons
Chicago Cubs
Tigers
Simmons
Cubs
Curt Davis
Phillies
Chuck Klein
Klein
Davis
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
John Allen
Monte Pearson
Steve Sandra
Tod
What's On The Air Thursday Program Highlights On WLW CBS NBC
Radio listings describe Thursday prime time across WLW CBS and NBC with a large slate of orchestras acts and comedians. Featured names include Jack Armstrong Rudy Vallee Newt Baluts Myrna Myrt and Mar and many ensembles such as Aaronson Keller and King Orchestras plus the Five Star Jones and Easy Aces.
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Terry Sod
Jimmy Parrel
Jack Armstron
Tito Guitar
Buck Rogers
Patt
Chapin Hall
Hall Orch
Myrt
Mar Reinald
Reinald
Caravan Caravan
Tay
Heidi Orch Heidt Orch
March of Time
Shields Orch
Gogo de Lys
Aaronson Orch
Coleman Orch
Keller Orch
Jones Orch
Bernie Orch
Olsen Orch
King Orch
WLW
CBS
NBC
Mary Martis
Jones Instrumedialiste
Continental
Ted Malone
Mappy Hollow School of
Mark Vernon
Vivian Chiesa
Vivian Chiles Army Band
Rit
Terry and
Ted John Male
Jack Armstrong
Buddy Clark
Robby Benson
Blue Flames
Kaltenborn
Mare of Time Pubercilar
Asad Armstrong Orch
Armestong
Oren
Gardiner Orch
Piorite Orch
Walker Gets Chance with Tigers in 1936
Detroit may give Gee Walker the big chance to establish himself as a star in 1936 despite the Al Simmons signing. Cochrane expects Walker to win left field, with Goose Goslin aging yet influential and Joyner White likely moved. Walker must control temper and refine baserunning to realize his potential.
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Detroit
Gee” Walker
Detroit Tigers
al Simmons
Goslin
Cochrane
Goose
Walker
Sacka
Nichols Defeats Dugan in Akron Bout
George Nichols of Sandusky former NBA light heavyweight champion knocked out Mickey Dugan of Cleveland in the eighth round of their Wednesday night match in Akron.
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Akron
George Nichols
Sandusky
National Boxing Association
Mickey Dugan
Cleveland
Buck Cagers to Start Tonight at State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Ohio State opens the 1935-36 season tonight versus George Washington University at Columbus State Fairgrounds Coliseum. Capt. Warren Whitlinger and Jim McDonald lead OSU with Earl Thomas at center and Tippy Dye at guard. Washington’s standout players include Ben Goldfaden and Alphonse Leemans.
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Columbus
Ohio State
State Fairgrounds Coliseum
George Washington University of Washington
D. C
Warren Whitlinger
Zanesville
Jim McDonald
Springfield
Earl Thomas
Ashland
Tippy” Dye
Jack Radebaugh
Boxing Results From Cincinnati New York Oakland and Kansas City
The Associated Press reports four fights with frequent knockouts and decisions. Freddy Miter outpoints Claude Warner in Cincinnati. Pedro Montanez stops Joe Zodda in New York. John Henry Lewis halts George Simpson in Oakland. Johnny Garri son outpoints Pat Kissinger in Kansas City.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Freddy Miter
Claude Warner
Los Angeles
New York
Pedro Montanez
Puerto Rico
Joe Zodda
Oakland
Calif
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
George Simpson
Spokane
Wash
Kansas City
Johnny Garrison
Pat Kissinger
Louis Predicts Knockout of Pauline Within Six Rounds
New York AP report on Joe Louis preparing for a Madison Square Garden bout against Basque Paulino Uzcudun. Louis predicts stopping Paulino inside six rounds as 20 000 fans expected and earnings surpassing 100000 dollars. Manager Roxborough praises Louis progression and toughness. Main bout to start around 10 p m EST with no radio broadcast.
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Louis
Pauline
New York
Dusky Joe Louis
Madison Square Garden
Wink Wass
Raumne Vazcuum
Joe
Lee Ramage
Primo Carnera
Max Baer
Paulino
Uzecudun
Max Schmeling
Isidor Gastanaga
Charley Retzlaff
Detroit
John Roxborough
Jose
Carnera
Wrestlers Score Victories Across Cities In Bouts
At Holyoke Jim Brown ing Missouri defeated Steve Znosky New Britain Conn two straight falls. At Milwaukee Gus Sonnen berg Michigan defeated Ole Olson Milwaukee two out of three falls. At Scranton Ray Steele Tacoma Washington threw Walter Podolak Syracuse N Y 33 00. At Bridgeton Jimmy Heffner Texas defeated Lefty Pacer Cincinnati two out of. At Trenton Sandor Szabo Hungary threw George Keverly California 24 14. At Los Angeles Chief Little Wolf Colorado defeated Joe Savoldi Three Oaks Mich 18 00. A bolt of lightning is one mile away for each five seconds that elapse between the lightning flash and the crash of thunder that follows.
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Milwaukee
Gus Sonnenberg
Michigan
Ole Olson
Scranton
Ray Steele
Tacoma
Wash
Walter Podolak
Syracuse
N. Y
Bridgeton
N. J
Jimmy Heffner
Texas
Lefty Pacer
Cincinnati
Trenton
Sandor Szabo
Hungary
George Keverly
California
Los Angeles
Chief Little Wolf
Colorado
Joe Savoldi
Three Oaks
Mich
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Popeye
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Marine Band
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Women's Review
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al Pearce
Tamite
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Gordon Orch
Edwin C. Hill
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Louise Florea
Connie Oates
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Ma Perkins
O'Neils Enetty
Bo Mary Sothern
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Lowell Thomas Amos
Sam and
Abner
Sam Red Nichols
Red Nichols
Muse
James Emory Foxx
Boston Red Sox
Aloysius Harry Simmons
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Jim Browning
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Steve Znosky
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