Dizzy Dean and other sports notes from St Louis crowd
A collage of sports chatter from St Louis includes Dizzy Dean negotiations with Cardinal owners and a web of baseball and football observations. Mentions Red Hollingsworth and Bronco Nagurski, Duke Hafeli, Rogers Hornsby, and future Browns plans tied to DeWitt and Rickey with other city teams and college games.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Dizzy Dean
van Lingle Mungo
Breadon
Rickey
Frisch
City College of New York
Benny Friedman
Manhattan
Mercy
Chick
Schmidt
Dartmouth
Red Hollingsworth
Steve Owen
New York Professional Giants
Bronco Nagurski
Chicago Bears
Jimmy Conzelman
Washington University of St. Louis
Dwift
Hafeli
Jack Fournier
St. Louis
California
Rogers Hornsby
Donald L. Barnes
Associates
Browns
Mathes
Mals
William O. DeWitt
Branch Rickey
DeWitt
Lou Little
Columbia
Cecil Muellerleile
St. Louis University
Wichita
Texas Tech
Texas Christian
Army
Mule
Equador
Colon Alfaro
Washington
Petey Sarron
Everette Rightmire
Sioux City
Henry Armstrong
Bob Davis
Kentucky
Davis
Leach
Backfield Dilemma for Ohio University Eleven
Coach Don Peden faces a shaken backfield as Ohio University battles Ohio Wesleyan with Johnny Chernitski sidelined by a knee injury and Ralph Mohler possibly out with a hand injury. Goody Marcks and Charley Bennett are among the top replacements as the Bobcats prepare for heavy practice and a crucial game. Ray Csenek also injures his hip and rests this week.
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Don Peden
Ohio University
Buckeye
Johnny Chernitski
Dayton
Ohio Wesleyan
Chernitski
Peden
Ralph Mohler
Mohler
Goody Marcks
Marcks
Montgomery
Janiak
Wills
Dunn
Bobcats
Wesleyan
Charley Bennett
Ray Csenek
Ames-Bern Cagers Open Season With Promising Rosters
Amesville reports cold weather basketball as both boys and girls prepare for the season under Miss Marie Grim and Coach Grim. The girls, led by Grim, aim for a four straight undefeated season with 15 players including Naomi and Mary Conner and Marie Keirns. Boys roster features Bill Bennett and Albert Carpenter among 16 players with several returning first team members. Schedule spans November to February with games at Lodi Marshfield Racine and other towns. Additionally Ohio University plans a Rose Bowl fundraiser movie at Athena Theater to support a swimming clinic in Ft Lauderdale Florida.
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Amesville
Ames-Bern
Marie Grim
Atempt
Naomi Conner
Mary Conner
Marie Keirns
Gene Strode
Claribel Eckard
Lodi
Marshfield
Racine
Hollister
Nelsonville
Buchtel
Albany
Stewart
Jacksonville-Trimble
Bartlett
Greens Run
Marietta
the Plains
Belpre
Coolville
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Ohio University
Athena
Knox defeats Belanger in close 10 round Dayton boxing
Buddy Knox the young Dayton heavyweight boxer who reached the Chicago Stadium white hope finals last winter won a tight 10 round decision over veteran Charley Belanger of Canada here Monday night.
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Belanger Dayton
U.P
Buddy Knox
Dayton
Chicago
Charley Belanger
Canada
Army Ireland clash headlines weekend gridiron card
New York hosts Notre Dame versus Army at Yankee Stadium drawing about 80 000 fans though not a national showcase. The week includes 28 Armistice Day games with Texas A M and San Francisco matching in the West, and top undefeateds Northwestern Marquette Santa Clara with St Marys. Major matchups span the East Middle West and South regions with Pitt Nebraska Texas Minnesota and multiple rivalries highlighted.
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Notre Dame
Army
Yankee Stadium
Colgate
Ramblers
Pitt
Navy
Texas A. and
San Francisco University
San Francisco
Northwestern
Michigan
Wolverines
Marquette
Mississippi
Santa Clara
St. Mary's
Fordham
Nebraska
Texas
Minnesota
Nelsonville to Meet Pomeroy on Athens Grid
Athens hosts Pomeroy and Nelsonville Friday at Rufus Putnam field due to construction on both home fields. Pomeroy carries one loss to Jackson 6 0, while Nelsonville has played all games away. Kickoff is at 3 30.
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Pomeroy
Nelsonville
Rufus Putnam
Middleport
Jackson
Gallipolis
Study Notes on College Sports Matches and Fly Development
The fragment references matchups among several colleges including Rice, Sam Houston, Baylor, Oklahoma A M, and others across the Far West region with teams like Washington-Southern California, Washington State UC L A, California Oregon, and Oregon State Stanford. It also mentions blow fly eggs taking less than a day to develop.
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Rice
Sam Houston
Baylor- Aklahama A
FAR West
Washington
California
Washington State
U.C.L. A
Oregon
Oregon State
Stanford
Schmidt's Coaching Record At Stake In Illinois Clash
Ohio State coach Francis A. Schmidt faces a decisive game at Champaign against Illinois. A win would boost his 3 year Ohio State record and possibly seal a first division finish in the Western Conference. Schmidt's Buckeyes own 12 wins in 14 league games under his guidance.
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Ohio State
Bucks
Champaign
Illinois
Francis A. Schmidt
Moody Grid
Southwest
Sam Willaman
Michigan
Illini
Ohio
Bob Zuppke
Schmidt
The
Zuppke
Indians
Notre Dame
Illinois Combine
Northwestern
Buck
Wildcats
Bo” McMillin
Indiana
Clark Shaughnessy
Chicago
Hoosiers
Maroons
West
Iowa
Big AL Meeting Sparks Browns Sale Rumors and Feller Decision
Action centers on the St. Louis Browns sale to a syndicate led by Donald L. Barnes with Dewitt linked to the deal. Major topics include Baseball Commissioner Landis ruling on Bob Feller’s status and a radio description rule for games. Cubs discuss trades as Charley Grimm and Phil Wrigley plan moves amid trade chatter.
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Steve Snider
Chicago
U.P
St. Louis Browns
K. M. Landis
Bob Feller
Cleveland
van Meter
Curb
Browns
Phil Ball
Donald L. Barnes
St. Louis Investment House
William O. Dewitt
St. Louis Cardinals
Dewitt
Bullet Bob
Landis
Feller
Fargo- Moorhead
New Orleans
Rosenblum
Indians
Cardinals
Will Harridge
Chicago Cubs
Lon Warneke
St. Louis
Charley Grimm
Phil Wrigley
Wrigley
Frank Frisch
Grimm
Army's Cadets Roll to 27 16 Victory Over Columbia
Army's football machine crushes Columbia as Kasper scores on a quarterback sneak and Monk Ayer breaks free. The Cadets line up single wing against a 6-2-2-1 defense well, with Luckman shifted and blockers opening paths for Kasper to 8 yards and a TD.
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Kasper
West Point
Army
Columbia
Monk Ayer
Reed Sent to Ellis Island on Arrival
New York U P reports Kid Chocolate former world featherweight champion was taken to Ellis Island aboard the Pennsylvan ia with manager Luis Gutierrez noting it was his fourteenth trip to the United States and expressing surprise at the decision.
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Ellis Island
New York
U.P
Kid Chocolate
Pennsylvan
Luis Gutierrez
Chocolate
Lewis Seeks Braddock Bout Despite Contract Roadblock
Light heavyweight champion John Henry Lewis plans a challenge to heavyweight title holder Jim Braddock after defeating Len Harvey in Wembley Pool. Braddock is bound by contracts with Madison Square Garden and the Century Sporting Club to defend against Max Schmeling next June, preventing a Lewis title clash.
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Braddock
Lewis
California
National Boxing Association
Harvey
Wembley Pool Arena
Lewin
Summer visitor claims title at Rye Beach New England’s oldest
J Leeds Barrell of Gwynedd Valley Pa. is named New England's oldest summer visitor after visiting Rye Beach for 13 straight summers. Three of his five children were born there.
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U.P
J. Leeds Barrell
Gwynedd Valley
New England
Marshall Halfback Leads Scorers With 73 Points
Dick Hunter of Marshall College tops the Buckeye Conference scoring with 73 points after scoring four touchdowns against Cumberland. Norman Schoen of Baldwin Wallace falls to third with 61 points as Stanley Junius of Akron moves to second with 66 points. Harley Magee of Marietta and Ram-Rod Ray Mickovsky of Case tie for fifth with 52 points.
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Dick Hunter
Cumberland
Akron Colored Flash
Norm Schoen
Columbus
Sterling John Turley
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Fleet Dick Hunter
Marshall College
Ohio
IAC WoUn
Norman Schoen
Baldwin- Wallace
Schoen
Wayne University
Stanley Junius
Jimmy Aiken
University of Akron
Junius
Heidelberg
Kodak
Western Reserve
Patton
Muskingum
Notes From Big Ten Camps Previewing Saturday Contests
Early reports from Big Ten camps detail Michigan aiming at Notre Dame next week while Northwestern prep continues. Illinois calls up Phil Pezzoli at fullback after Broady’s ineligibility and Burns’ injury. Indiana refines fullback duties after Syracuse. Iowa emphasizes defense to limit Purdue scores. Purdue tightens attack for Iowa. Minnesota drills tough ahead of Tearas test. Wisconsin resumes practice, eyes Cincinnati.
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Duquesne
Carnegie Tech
Dartmouth-Corner
Temple
Villanova
Pennsylvania
Penn State
Columbia
Syracuse
Princeton
Yale
Manhattan
Georgetown
Navy
Harvard
Holy Cross-Brown
Boston College
Western Maryland
Catholic University
North Carolina State
Middle West
Purdue
Iowa
Illinois
Ohio State
Chicago
Indiana
Kansas State
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Michigan State
Cincinnati
Wisconsin
Louisiana State
Auburn
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Florida
Florida-Sewanee
Tulane
Georgia
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Duke
North Carolina
South Carolina
Furman
Maryland
Virginia Military Institute
William and Mary
Washington and Lee
Virginia
Virginia Poly
Kentucky
Clemson
Southwest
Arkansas
Southern Methodist
Texas
Christian-Centen
Champaign
Phil Pezzoli
Ilinois
Jack Broady
Frank Burns
Oberlin College captain Dick Wickenden Injured in Case Game
Oberlin College captain and tackle Dick Wickenden of Toledo suffered an ankle injury in last Saturday's game against Case. The injury ends his participation for the season.
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U.P
Dick Wickenden
Oberlin College
Wickenden
Toledo
Case
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