Cardinals Eye Trade For Dizzy Dean After Warneke Deal
Cardinals officials under Branch Rickey weigh trading Dizzy Dean as Lon Warneke joins the Cubs. Mitch Keener notes Rickey seeks a fair proposition while Dean’s ego and discord worry management. Separately John Connolly urges year round baseball activity to keep fan interest alive. Prison guards at Olinda Maui misread fireworks as a break, finding inmates lighting crackers to scarecamp pheasants.
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Ty Sid Keener
St. Louis Star-Times
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Redbirds
Janneke
Rickey
Sam Breadon
Dizzy
Brendon
Frankie Frisch
Jay Herman
Warneke
Honolulu
Territorial
Boarch
Olinda
Maui
Bobcats Hope to Ride Deep Bench Into Dayton Clash
Ohio University seeks return to full strength for a Saturday game with Dayton as Bill Jurkovic and Bob Burke return from knee injuries while regulars Dick Irelan, Bill Morgan, and Deacon Diek retake roles. Rodgers may push for right tackle, but most starters remain. Weather and practice pace have influenced lineups and prep.
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Bobcats
Ohio Eleven
Dayton
Bill Jurkovic
Bob Burke
Flyera
Dick Irelan
Bill Morgan
Bill Rodgers
Deacon Diek
Laddy Hyatt
Paul Wilcox
Mel Platzke
Monk Montgomery
Rodgers
Denny Wood
Don Peden
Peden
Cincinnati
Queen City
Ohio
Girl Foretells Her Death in Lyon Trunk Letter
Berthe Boignard a 21 year old in Lyons France foretold her death after her mother found a letter while cleaning a trunk. Berthe exclaimed the writer of the letter would die in days. The letter proved to be hers.
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Lyons
France
U.P
Berthe Boignard
Berthe
Kent State K Club urges aggressive football recruiting
The Varsity K Club at Kent State University calls for recruiting players who can deliver more than moral victories. An unsigned piece in the Varsity K News argues Kent must raise athletic standards, hire a full time freshman coach, and offer scholarships to attract real scholastic prospects. Kent's team, in its second season under G Donald Starns, stands 3–3.
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Kent State
Kent State University Today
Kent
News
G. Donald
Rosy) Starns
Want Reduced Age Limit in High Schools
Ohio coaches press to lower the age limit for high school football players. Officials report 616 players aged 19 or over among 15,426 in the state, with Massillon leading the over-19 count. Notable games include Canton McKinley and Steubenville, both with perfect records, plus mass nonconforming rosters in several schools.
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H. R. Townsend
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Grandview
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Marietta
Martins Ferry
Massillon
Middletown
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Cleveland
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Brandview
Upper Arington
Shelby
Kent Toosevelt
Wadsworth
Newark
New Castle
Columbus East
Springfield
Columbus North
Toledo
Waite
Knoxville
Tenn
Akron U. Under Fire in Conference Dispute
Dr Ira T Wilson of Heidelberg Fol lete accused University of Akron officials of bending conference rules to build a team while five Akron players were ruled ineligible for scholastic and residence issues. He said the league must follow both spirit and letter of rules and warned schools may resign to pursue athlete exploitation.
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Tiffin
Ohio Conference
University of Akron
Ira T. Wilson
Heidelberg Follere
Fred Ayer
Akron
Dean Ayer
Columbus
Cubs Ready to Trade Any Player as Wrigley Negotiations Stall
Chicago owner P K Wrigley said the Cubs are willing to part with any player to strengthen the club but report says few teams are receptive to talks. Potential targets include Hank Leiber Paul Derringer Lew Riggs Arky Vaughan Wally Berger and Bucky Walters as negotiations remain stalled.
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U.P
Chicago Cubs
P. K. Wrigley
Cubs
Wrigley
Hank Leiber
Giants
Paul Derringer
Lew Riggs
The
Reds
Arky Vaughan
Pirates
Wally Berger
Bees
Bucky Walter
Phillies
Marietta Ace Faces Likely Season-Ending Knee Injury
Marietta College star halfback Harley Magee may miss the rest of the season after a knee injury in the game against Washington and Jefferson. Coach Frank L. Hayes said Magee will not play against Kent State and may be unavailable for the remainder of the year.
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Marietta
U.P
Harley Magee
Marietta College
Frank L. Hayes
Magee
Washington and
Jefferson
New York to Pick Ross Title Opponent at MSG
New York state athletic commission met again to select an opponent for welterweight champion Barney Ross for a title bout at Madison Square Garden on November 27. Izzy Jannazzo and Ceferino Garcia fought to a draw in a 15 round bout, earning the right to challenge Ross next.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Barney Ross
Madison Square Garden
Izzy Jannazzo
Ceferino Garcia
Philippines
Ross
Pomeroy Ministers Elect Leaders for Next Year Joint Service
The Pomeroy Ministers Association met and elected Rev. A. R. Stark president and Rev. F. Beuscher secretary and treasurer. A joint Thanksgiving service is planned for Thanksgiving morning at 10 o clock at Simpson M E Church with Rev. Robert Leake of Grace Episcopal Church delivering the sermon.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Ministers Association
A. R. Stark
F. Beuscher
Simpson M. E
Robert Leake
Grace Episcopal Church
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