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Fragmented text mentions baseball players, shortstops Joe and Bill, Boston links, and references to outfield speed and world record holders. Also notes about stadiums, crowds, and spring contests. Includes mentions of dog racing and Canadian hockey context with Montreal connections.
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Joe
Boston
Tor
Walt Brown
Shanty Hogan
Metros
Paul Haynes Brin
Montreal
Amer Ugress
Warry
Num
Tilts Wed for Quintets in Ohio Conference
Ohio State hosts a strong quintet tonight as part of a busy week across the Ohio Conference. Basketball games spread from Purdue to Ohio University and Ohio Wesleyan with matchups including Kenyon Mount Union Bluffton Ohio State and several others across the Buckeye region.
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Buckeye
Ohio State
Ono
Purdue
Ohio Univer
Ohio Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Ohio Grande
Alfred Hol
Westa State
Kenyon
Mount On- Third Lutheran
Toledo
Bluffton Johns
Morris Harvey
Dizzy Dean Holds Out for 25000 as Cardinal Contract Buzz Grows
New York reports Dizzy Dean, star pitcher of the 1934 World Series, is known for holding out for a higher salary. Cardinals owner Sam Breadon says no contract arrived after Dean indicated acceptance. The event unfolds at a New York writers banquet with other baseball figures in attendance.
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Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Baseball Writers’ Association
Digny
Sam Breadon
Branch Rickey
Wil Rogers
Supreme Court
Rogers
Brendon
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Heywood Broun
Dean Financial
Broun
James A. Farley
Fiorello la Guardia
Ford Frick
William Harridge
Connie Mack
Breadon
Cardinals
Bradenton
St. Louis
Blue Devils extend winning streak to 20 in cage
Syracuse in the International League will test tinted baseballs during several 1935 night games to improve ball visibility under arena lights. The move aims to help batters and fielders track the ball better during dusk and glow of night play.
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Syracuse
N. Y
International League
Last winter deals may be made this week in major league meetings
New York February 4. The major leagues prepare for the schedule meeting with owners present and many managers to discuss possible trades. Several clubs seek talent while none are certain, including interest in Al Simmons for the Yankees and other shifts among Red Sox Browns Pirates Giants Cubs and others.
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New York
Yankees
Babe Futh
Chicago
al Simmons
Yanks
Hornbostel and Venzke Spark Millrose Contests
Indiana’s Charles Hornbostel slashed a ten year old world record in the Millrose 600 and won the 1000 yards at Millrose A A games in New York. Gene Venzke of Penn set a meet record of 4 11 in the mile while challenging Cunningham. Bonthron took third as Cunningham won the Wanamaker Mile. The pageant drew 16000 at Madison Square Garden with Venzke thrilling fans before Cunningham final sprint.
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Millrose A. A
Charles
Chuck) Hornbostel
Indiana
Gene Venzke
Penn
Hornbostel
Glenn Cunningham
Madison Square Garden
Venzke
Cunningham
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Kansan
Bonthron
Alan Helfrich
Jimmy Evane
Villanova
Baxter Milg
New York A. C
Cleveland Pin Stars Cop Four State Titles
Cleveland dominates the state bowling meet with Soros Wood Turners winning the team title. Mercurio and Olszewski take doubles, Lausche tops all events, and George Ondecker wins singles with 740. Akron’s Ondecker shines amid statewide rivals.
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Soros Wood Turners
Shang Mercurio
John Olszewski
Charles Lausche
George Ondecker
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Olszewski
Glen Evans
C. Vignes
Canton
Waldorf
Ex-Champions on Fight Card
Two former champions Lou Brouillard and Maxie Rosenbloom headline a weak boxing week. Brouillard Ha faces Jimmy Rivers in a 10 rounder in Los Angeles while Rosenbloom meets Johnny Miller in a 10 rounder in Los Angeles.
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Mass
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Maxie Rosenbloom
Los Angeles
Brouillard
Jimmy Rivers
Fresno
Calif
Rosenbloom
Johnny Miller
Des Moines
Pastors Fight Parochial Aid at Ohio Convention
Protestant clergy gathered for Ohio Pastors Convention in Columbus as Dr. B F Lamb predicted a record 1500 attendees and said the main issues were opposition to state funds for parochial schools and war. Finals of the Prince of Peace Declamation contest for high school orators were scheduled for the afternoon.
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Ohio Pastors
B. F. Lamb
Ohio Council of Churches
Prince of Peace
Still Stops Em Jimmy Maroney Trades Gloves for Traffic Duty
Former Kosten Maloney heavyweight contender Jimmy Maroney now works as a traffic cop in Miami Florida. He recently wore his boxing ringside tag for an exhibition with Max Beer a week earlier in the sunlit city.
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Kosten Maloneys
Jimmy
Sunny
Miami
Flo
Max Beer
Billiard Tourney Opens Tonight In New York
Edward Lee of New York defends his national three cushion title tonight at the New York A C facing seven rivals in a round robin. Lee meets Edward Spitz of Boston in the opener while Leon Radler meets Gene Deardorff and other contenders include John Davenport Albert Primeau George Oden and Arthur Horwitz. In other notes, petroleum resources are estimated at 658 billion barrels enough for over 700 years at current use.
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New York A. C
Lee
Edward Spitz
Boston
Leon Radler
New York
Gene Deardorff
St. Louis
John 8. Davenport
Philadelphia
Albert A. Primeau
Detroit
George M. Oden
Chicago
Arthur Horwitz
Minneapolis
Mace Smith Victorious in Coast Meet Golf Run
Glendale Calif February 4 Mace Smith wins the Oakmont Open medal contest with 275 three under par and now faces Nassau match play against Laffoon Mangrum and Gaines. The event features a 72 hole medal result and a $6500 prize with top competitors inclduing Cooper Picard Hines Tropey and Revolta Guest.
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Calif
MacDonald Smith
Nassau
Old Carnoustie
Smith
Laffoon
Chicago
Ray Mangrum
Los Angeles
Jack Gaines
Harry Cooper
Fleury Picard
Hershey
Jimmy Hines
New York
Bunny Tropey
Kansas City
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Tst
John Revolta
Milwaukee
Charles Guest
Revolta
Teachers of County To Meet Wednesday
Dr. W. H. Gamertsfelder will address the Athena County Teachers Association at the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Athens Wednesday night at 6 o clock. It is the association monthly meeting with Women of the Church serving the dinner.
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W. 8. Gamertsfeider
Athena County Teachers’ Association
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Athens
Oldest NHL Star Frank Clancy Ties Leafs Senior Status
Frank Clancy of the Toronto Maple Leafs is the oldest player in the National Hockey League by years of service. He began his NHL career with Ottawa in 1921 and later joined Toronto.
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Frank Clancy
Toronto Maple Leafs
National Hockey League
Ottawa
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