Deans of St. Louis Teamful Culture and Pitching
The article highlights veteran Cuban pitcher Dizzy Dean and brother Paul Dean with the St. Louis club. It praises their pitching and team play while noting elder Dean’s stature, Dizzy’s potential, and the brothers’ influence on the roster. It also references others in sports such as track and football figures and mentions Sam Breadon.
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Nealest
Deans
Jaiis Gonzales
Cardinals
Jana
Los Angeles
Connelly
Anita
Jay Berwanguy
Chi'a
Dean Cromya
Sefton
Charlie Gelbert
Sam Breadon
Athletics pace setter Ma foresees tougher season
Lee Roy Ma of the Athletics faces a demanding year as he battles for a starting role and aims to boost the team’s pennant chances. He warns teammates to stay sharp while reflecting on last season’s uneven form and the need for stronger catching and overall improvement.
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Lee Roy Ma
Mire
Con
Wesleyan Bishops Top Cincinnati Bearcats In Overtime
Ohio Wesleyan Bishops edged Cincinnati Bearcats 41 to 39 after two overtimes to drop Cincinnati from the Buckeye Conference lead. Stark led Wesleyan with 14 points while Austing scored 10 for Cincinnati.
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Bishops
Bearcats
Cincinnati
Buckeye
Austing
Stark
Wesleyan
Ohio Wesleyan
Prech
SAFE
Scicccesmccsenes
Stammier
Summerville
Ehoye
Amos
P.O
Biedenbender
Aece el Tours
Shikat and Londos Victors in Multiple Wrestling Falls
Associated Press results from New Haven Albany Minneapolis and San Francisco report Dick Shikat from Philadelphia defeating Wee Willie Davis from Richmond in two straight falls, Joe Dusek defeating Sam Cordovano, Jim Londos trouncing Abe Coleman, and Man Mountain Dean beating Ted Cox with Lew and Malczewicz drawing after one fall apiece.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Dick Shikat
Philadelphia
Wee Willie Davis
Richmond
Albany
N. Y
Joe Dusek
Omaha
Sam Cordovano
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Jim Londos
Abe Coleman
New York
San Francisco
Man Mountain
Dean
Norcross
Ted Cox
Lodi
Calif
Ed ‘Strangler’ Lewis
Los Angeles
Joe Malcewicz
Utica
Drew
Berens Leads Ohio College Scorers On.upward Heats
Columbus Jan 28 Ohio college basketball shows a strong scoring trend as about 40 players average eight points or more per game. Beanie Berens of Ohio University leads with 180 points in 13 games and a 13.8 point average, followed by Reeves of Ohio U and Austing of Cincinnati.
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Columbus
Ohio Basketeers
Powell
Baldwin-Wallace
Berens
Beanie
Lancaster
Ohio University
Bobcats
Center
Major League Openers Set for 1935 Campaign
Opening day games announced for both leagues with dates set for April 16 in multiple cities. Detroit hosts the White Sox in the American League debut, while St. Louis visits Chicago in the National League. Other NL games include Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and New York at Boston. In the AL Boston visits New York, Cleveland goes to St. Louis, and Philadelphia goes to Washington.
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New York
Navin Field
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Ford C. Frick
Will Harridge
Chicago White Sox
St. Lauie Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
St. Loula Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Senators
Intriguing Dual City Track Results From Sparse Clip
The report lists a few track showings in Buenos Aires and Duluth with partial placements. Primo Car era 264 from Italy edged Ervin Klaus ner, while Henry Schaft led in Duluth ahead of Jock Moore and Proctor, Minnesota.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Primo Carera
Italy
Ervin Klausner
Esthonis
Duluth
lHlenry Schaft
Minneapolis
Jock Moore
Proctor
Minn
Fuchs to Explain Braves Financial Troubles to Press
Boston January 23 AP President Emil Fuchs of the Boston Braves says he will reveal the club s dire financial problems and call a meeting with newspaper men within days to discuss the dog racing issue and lease at Braves Field. He asserts no dog racing will occur on the field and that the club is not homeless. Jack Sturtevant named captain of 1939 Massachusetts State College football team.
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Boston
Emil Fuchs
Boston Braves
Redskins
Fuche
Charlies F Adams
Fuchs
Adame
Ford Frick
Braves Field
Braves
Boston Kennel Club
New York
Braver Field
Jack Sturtevant
Massachusetts State College
Basketball Strategy Pass and screen play sequence
The play describes X-4 and X-5 crossing behind center as they attempt to block out opponents. X-1 taps to X-2 who taps back, then X-1 makes a two handed overhead pass to either X-3 or X-5, chosen for best position.
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X-4
X-5
X-1
X-2
X-3
Grand Circuit dates set for 1985 racing season
U P E Roland Marriman of New York City was reelected president of the Grand Circuit Racing Association at the stewards meeting in Toledo. Allan Wilson of Boston Henry H Knight of Chicago and Lexington were named first and second vice presidents. Wl Gaehagen of Goshen was reelected secretary treasurer. The 1985 dates span Toledo Cleveland Toronto Boston Goshen Springfield Syracuse Indianapolis and Lexington with races scheduled June to September.
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Toledo
E. Roland Marriman
New York City
Grand Circuit Racing Association
Allan
Wilson
Boston
Henry H. Knight
Chicago
Lexington
Wl Gaehagen
Goshen
N. Y
Cleveland
Toronto
Springfield
Syracuse
Indianapolis
Deplores State Of Wild Game In U. S. Today
J N Darling chief of the U S Biological Survey warns that without urgent action the United States will lose its hunting heritage. He cites 17 million acres bought or controlled for waterfowl and beaver that should be restored as game preserves, arguing funds are misallocated to other land uses. He fears late reconstruction as with the buffalo.
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New York
United States
J. N
Ding) Darling
U. S. Biological Survey
Des Moines
Spoksmen
America
Darling
South Carolina Names Don McAllister Head Coach of Athletics
Columbia Jan 23 Don McAllister of Toledo Ohio was named head coach of athletics at the University of South Carolina by the board of trustees. He will receive a 23 month contract dating February 1 and expiring December 31 1936.
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Columbia, &. C
Don McAllister
Toledo
The
University of South Carolina
University
Morrison Burns Buys City Market and appoints manager
Morrison Burns today announced the purchase of the City Market at 8 Mill Street from William E K Moler. Burns will have Molter operate the store and has hired Ed Lockarad for the meat department while Molter resumes management of Hillcrest Inn on the Athens Albany Road.
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Morrison Burns
West State Street
City Market
Mill Street
William EK. Moler Burns
Harry Burns
Ed Lockarad
Molter
Hillcrest Inn
Athens- Albany
Pitt Stadium finances clarified by Pitt athletic director
University of Pittsburgh athletic director W. Don Harrison explains Pitt Stadium costs, bonds held by 1647 investors, and the stadium’s role in student athletics. He notes annual $104,600 to pay interest, no refinancing to lower rates, and a policy against broadcasting games to protect attendance and student revenue.
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W. Don Hartieon
University of Pittsburgh
Harrison
Pitt Stadium
Pittsburgh
Athletic Council
Pitt
Rosas Klick Edge Toward Lightweight Title Bout
In Miami, Barney Rosas and Frankie Klick weighed about 137 pounds as they trained for a 10 round 140 pound title fight tomorrow. Max Baer and Buddy Baer lead a strong undercard including Knicht and Shucco with nearly 20000 in advance tickets and 5000 general admissions held. Also slated are Davenport vs Buddy, Knight vs Shucco, and preliminaries Manuel against Dempsey and Burton against Battle.
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Miami
Fla
Barney Rosas
Chicago
Frankie Kiick
San Francisco
Rosa
Klick
Max Baer
Buddy
Joe Knicht
Tony Shucco
Tampa
Max
Jimmy Maloney
Frank Davenport
Knight
Cairo
Bob Olin
Baby Manuel
New York
Jack Dempsey
Boston
Wacky Burton
Charies Battle
The President Vanishes to Open at Majestic Thursday
A Walter Wanger drama The President Vanishes opens Thursday at the Majestic amid a plot of profiteers secret propaganda and a kidnapped president. Arthur Byron stars as the steadfast leader fighting congressional war pressures while the nation hunts for the missing chief executive.
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Foxx
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Mahaffey
Mmny Foxx
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University of Cincinnati
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Talos
Raidt
Lloyd
Ballard
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Krieger
Schwab
Dayton
Ohio
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Bowling Green
Ada
Ohio Northern
Otterbein
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Obertin
Muskingum
Kenyon
New Concord
Pomeroy
Lefan
Wellston
New Boston
Nelsonville
Middleport
Wsanones
Jackson
Gallipolis
Bobcat
State
Reeves
Redlegs
HIE
Revolta
Turnesa Brothers
Mussolini
U. S
Ding’ Darling
Edward J. Nem
Mill St
Javior
By Alan Gould
Dium
Financial “White Elephant
Mickle
Athens
Rams
Ross, Klick
Edge
Walter Wanger
Gabriel
White House
Barbara Stanwyck
Ohio Theater
Mise Stanwyck
Warner Bros
Breathiess
Misa Stanwyck
Mins Stanwyck
Pingly
Hollywood
Garbo
Joyzelle
Karloff
Pepette
William Haines
Court Theater
Firat
Armida Vendrell
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Vandrell
Spain
Armida
Warrer
Grant Mitchell
Glenda Farrell
Willard Robertson
Warner Free
National Picture
Walkathon
Solon
Mat Levine
Hdl
Cortan Eernee Nagel
Ralston Tier Armida Kennedy
REGAL
Stooges
Buck Jones
Rocky Rhodes
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