Frisch Eyes Second Base Return For 1937 Cardinals
Frankie Frisch, 38, manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, expects to be back at second base when the 1937 season opens. He played under 100 games last year and hit .271, the lowest since 1919. Martin Cuccinello Allston Mize and Shaughnessy receive notes of movement as competition shapes the infield and league leadership changes loom with Frank Shaughnessy named International League president.
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Buckeye title race may end with Bobcats and Marshall
The Buckeye Conference football championship could be decided next Saturday with two games on the slate. Ohio University vs Ohio Wesleyan at Delaware and Miami vs Marshall College in Huntington pit two near-equal rivals against strong defenses as the Redskin of Oxford lead with two wins, one loss and one tie.
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Flyers
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Revenge Lingers as Michigan Seeks Northwestern Comeback
Chicago report recalls the 1925 Michigan Northwestern game at Soldier Field. Northwestern won 3 2 after a first field goal and a late safety, a bitter defeat for the Wolverines. Now Michigan, with losses to Michigan State Indiana Minnesota Illinois and Pennsylvania, prepares for another meeting with Northwestern in Ann Arbor.
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Jim Lowry
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Wellston Dominates S E League Standings Amid Shifts
Wellston leads the Southern Ohio Athletic Association after a series of upsets. Jackson surged with a 6-0 win over Pomeroy, while Middleport beat Logan 27-0 to join Pomeroy and Jackson in a second-place tie. Gallia dropped to the second division as Athens edged Gallipolis 12-7 and New Boston trailed.
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Perry goes pro reshapes tennis power scene at Madison Square Garden
Henry McLemore reports Fred Perry's decision to turn professional for $50,000, aiming to redefine the world before a Madison Square Garden showdown with Filby Vines. The move leaves amateurs scrambling as Perry seeks continued dominance amid rivals Budge and Von Cramm.
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Big Ten Camps Update From Northwestern Michigan Iowa Illinois
Northwestern, Michigan, Purdue, Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Indiana, and Chicago report weekly drills and lineups as Big Ten teams prepare for upcoming games. Notable notes include Stotz out for Illinois with a broken foot, Lasater moving to center, and Berwanger playing for Chicago freshmen.
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Jockey Acquitted in Woman's Death in Yonkers
Charles Kurtsinger jockey was exonerated by a Westchester County grand jury in the August 30 death of Anna Ray age 49 of Yonkers. He waived immunity and testified to reporters he was not driving the car that struck Miss Ray. He had been held when his auto matched the vehicle description.
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Ohio State Favored Over Illinois In Weekend Clash
Ohio State holds a 3 0 season record with three defeats in major games, facing Illinois with a 3 2 1 tally. Illinois, after wins over DePaul Washington University and Michigan and losses to Southern California and Northwestern, meets a Buckeye lineup likely to include the same experienced forward wall. Coach Schmidt doubts the Illini’s backfield plan while Ohio State weighs backfield choices after Joe Williams shoulder injuries.
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Taylor Ridge Church Group Meets Friday
Taylor Ridge Ohio. The Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs C M Anglin Friday night with nine members and one guest. Devotions were led by Mrs Gladie Kempton. After business a program of games and contests followed and refreshments were served by the hostess to listed attendees.
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Della Olbers
Ida Chalfant
Etta Davis
Bertha Heffken
Cora Davis
Flora Harrison
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Russell Poole
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Sugar Creek
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Elton Bulstron
Comeback Try for Al Ettore vs Arturo Godoy in New York
Al Ettore, a blond Philadelphia Italian, makes his first comeback attempt since losing to Joe Louis. He fights Arturo Godoy of Chile in New York tonight, with Godoy listed as a slight betting underdog.
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Open tennis meeting blocked by ILTF until 1958
New York dispatch reports the International Lawn Tennis Federation cannot consider an open amateur professional tennis proposal before 1958. The 1937 ILTF agenda bans mixing amateurs and professionals for at least two years, with penalties for violations. The British Association, long hostile to professional tours, now shifts view after Fred Perry’s desertion, signaling possible change if nations push the idea at Paris meetings.
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U.P
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Braddock Denies Exhibition Tour Plans
Joe Gould, manager of heavyweight champion James J. Braddock, denies a New Orleans promoter’s plan for an exhibition bout with Jack McCarthy of Boston on Nov 16. Braddock is training in Hot Springs and will not fight until cleared by boxing commission doctors.
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Stimson, Ex-Red Sox Pitcher, Dies at 44
Carl R. Stimson, 44, a former Boston Red Sox pitcher who retired from baseball 12 years ago due to a heart ailment, died in Omaha Nebraska late Tuesday.
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Nebr
U.P
Carl R. Stimson
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