Giants and Cubs loom in 1936 season chatter
A Chicago Herald note outlines expectations for the 1936 baseball season with managers Charley Grimm and Dan Terry guiding the Cubs and Giants. Talk centers on sustained pressure from the gas-house teams, potential shifts in leadership, and possible return of strong players like Medwick and Hartung as the year unfolds.
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Frisch
Martin
Medwick
Giants
Warren
Chicago Herald
Sea Cubs
Charley
Boston Red
Yankees
Gabby Hart
Ohio Bobcats travel to Cincinnati for pivotal BAA clash
Ohio University pursues revenge against Cincinnati Bearcats after a recent win over Ohio Wesleyan. The Bobcats face a tougher foe on the Bearcats home floor with crowding defense likely in play. London Gant ineligible. Nolting or Emmerich to fill guard spot. Also notes Hungary imposes four mile per hour cornering limit.
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Ohio University
Cincinnati
Buckeye
Bearcats
Cincy
Bobcats
Wesleyan
Polecats
Ohio
London Gant
Bishops Postpone Game for Dance Night
Ohio Wesleyan cancels February 29 basketball clash with Dayton due to gym floor work for a Buckeye championship dance event. Mortar Board hosts the Gold Diggers Ball with coeds inviting escorts and refreshments, shifting the game to March 2.
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Dayton
Flyers
Farlham
Barlham
Butler
Purdue
Wisconsin Regents Probe Trainer's Claims On Liquor For Players
The University of Wisconsin Regents heard testimony accusing trainer William J. Fallon and Dr Kee W. Spears of providing alcohol to players before games and using injured players on the field. Records show brandy and coffee used as stimulants during a Minnesota game, with liniment scented liquor noted. Players were reportedly kept on bench per the doctor's orders while Spears allegedly summoned infirmary patients for game duty. Harold Foster testified about Spears advising on such matters.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Kee W. Spears
William J. Fallon
Minnesota
Spears Beast
Northwestern N
Wisconsin Hospital
Lewellyn Cole
Spears
Harold Foster
Foster
Auction Notice in Athens County Ohio Court Sale
Public auction to sell real estate in Athens County Ohio described as tract beginning at the northeast corner and running south and east with 40 acres more or less. Property appraised at 1296 dollars, sale cash in hand. Auction conducted by Arles Stratton, Kendrick County Ohio.
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O Orbey
I County
Athans
Arles Stratton
Kens County
Ohio
Wrestling Results From Multiple Cities Associated Press
At Camden New Jersey Ernie Dusek from Oklahoma defeated Serge Kalmykoff of Russia two falls to none. In Toronto Ray Steele of Glendale California beat Dick Raines of Texas in straight falls. In Hartford Jack Washburn of California defeated Art Lagrand of France one fall. In Passaic Maurice La Chappelle of France defeated Dave Levin of Jamaica one fall. In Columbus George Dusette and Bert Rubi of Hungary drew.
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Associated Press
Camden
N. J
Ernie Dusek
Oklahoma
Serge Kalmikoff
Russia
Toronto
Ray Steele
Glendale
Calif
Dick Raines
Texas
Hartford
Conn
Jack Washburn
California
Art Lagrand
France
Passaic
Maurice la Chappelle
Dave Levin
Jamaica
N. Y
Columbus
George Dusette
Bert Rubi
Hungary
Ineligible Five Hurt John Carroll Basketball Team
Five members of the John Carroll University basketball squad were ruled ineligible for scholastic reasons. Ed Rosicki Dan Mormile Charles Marcus John Lyons and Bill McNally faced suspension. the first three were regulars.
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Cleveland
John Carroll University
Ed Rosicki
Dan Mormile
Charles Marcus
John Lyons
Bill McNally
Apology Sent Over Publication Mistaken for Roosevelt
H. J. Peffer, president of the Seargrams-Diseiers Corp, said he sent a letter of apology to President Roosevelt for an advertisement that ran a picture some readers mistook for the chief executive.
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New York
H. J. Peffer
Seargrams-Diseiiers Corporation
Rooosevelt
Bulldogs Face New Boston In Athens Gym Bout
Bulldogs coached by Pete McKinley prepare for a key Friday game against New Boston at the Athens Gym. Carl Wilson joins the regulars, while New Boston plans to challenge Athens center Littler and guard duo Gordon Coury. The team has steadied since recent rough showings with workouts aimed at tightening play.
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Magellan Hairston
Rio Grands
Akron North
Lu Hosfield
Bors
Akron Goodrich
Hosfield
Pete McKinley
Bulldogs
New Boston High School
Athens Gymnasium
New Boston
Big Red
Athens
Carl Wilson
Wilson
Freddie Webb
Junior Littler
Gordon
Coury
Faulkner
Wil
Middlefoft
Logan
McKinley
Trouble Again at the 1936 Winter Games Sparks Disputes
Tensions erupt at Garmisch Partenkirchen as disputes swirl over hockey player eligibility between Great Britain and Canada and concerns about bob run damage. Accidents on the tricky Bavarian curve fuel new friction as teams threaten withdrawal and officials grapple with sport safety and eligibility.
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Garmisch - Partenkirchen
Germany
Lake Placid
St. Moritz
Irving Jaffee
Great Britain
Canada
James Foster
Alex Archer
England
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
Bavaria
Akron Defeats Wooster 63 to 37 in Conference Clash
Akron University’s quintet won its fifth straight Ohio Conference game by routing Wooster 63 to 37 in Rubber City. Forwards Billy Sturgeon and Earl Hensal led with 21 and 20 points as the Zippers pulled away after a close first half. Kenyon beat Ashland 38 to 19 in Gambier, Bebach pacing Kenyon with 14.
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Akron University
Ohio
Wooster
Billy Sturgeon
Earl Hensal
Zippers
Sturgeon
Hensal
Scots
Akron
Kenyon
Ashland
Gambier
Bebach
Wife Identifies Body of Man Found Frozen in Playground
Mrs May Tyre identifies the corpse found frozen in a playground as her husband George Tyre 38 a Works Progress Administration worker. Shoes and trousers were missing from the victim.
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Pody
Cincinnati
May Tyre
George Tyre
Works Progress Administration
Pope Pius I Marks 14th Anniversary Amid War Alarms
Pope Pius I celebrated the 14th anniversary of his election to the Throne of St Peters dedicating his pontificate to peace as tensions and alarms of war rise around Vatican City.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius I
St. ~Ater
Major League Left Fielders Pack Wallops
A review of left field power in the majors highlights NL standouts Joe Moore Forrest Jensen Joe Medwick Babe Herman and George Watkins. In the AL Joe Vosmik Geore Goslin Heinie Manush Julius Solters Ray Radcliff and Bob Johnson pace the pack with DiMaggio disputed for Yankee left field duties.
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New York
Joe Moore
New York Giants
Forrest Jensen
Pittsburgh Pirates
Joe Medwick
St. Louis Cardinals
Babe Herman
Cincinnati Reds
George Watkins
Phillies
Watkins
Medwick
Arky Vaughn
Pirates
Lesrue Battine
Vosmik
Cleveland
Joe Vosmik
Buddy Myer
Senators
Geore Goslin
Tigers
Heinie Manush
Roy Johnson
Red Sox
Julius Solters
St. Louis Browns
Ray Radcliff
Chicago White Sox
Bob Jonnson
Athletics
New York Yankees
Washington
Joe di Maggio
Joe
Yankee
DiMaggio
Paul Dean Says Hiell Demand Raise For Cardinals
Garland Texas reports Paul Dean declares his arm feels strong and his salary demand will rise. he predicts Dizzy Dean could earn about 40 000 or more and that the Cardinals face competition from the Cubs Giants and Pirates. Dean aims to win more than nineteen games this season.
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Paul Dean
Hiell
Jerome
Dizzy
Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Daffy
Paul Deans
Paul
Diz
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Ball Park
Philadelphia boxing notes include several close results
Wesley Ramey outpointed Johnny Lucas in Philadelphia. Jackie Willis defeated Stumpy Jacobs in Camden. Johnny Marcelline stopped Danny O'Donnell in Norfolk, with Philadelphia listed for both.
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Philadelphia
Wesley Ramey
Johnny Lucas
Camden
N. J
Jackie Willis
Stumpy Jacobs
Norfolk Va
Johnny Marcelline
Danny O’donnell
Berg Faces Vacan in Miami Biltmore Semi finals
Patty Berg advances to the Miami Biltmore tournament semi finals in Coral Gables as she meets Vacan while Maureen Orcutt Crews and Marion Miley win their semi spots. Hill dominates with five under par across 84 holes and beat Joe Byddelek 10 and 8 in the quarterfinals. Patty Berg struggled, narrowly beating Sylvia Annenberg 2 up.
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Fla
Patty Berge
Opal Hill
Miami-Bilemore
Maureen Orcutt Crews
Miami
Marion Miley
Sterling Young
Lexington
Hill
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Joe Byddlek
Patty
Sylvia Annenberg
New York
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