Cubs and Tigers Prep for 1935 World Series Showdown
In Chicago and Detroit, managers Charlie Grimm and Mickey Cochrane field veteran stars and midseason arrivals as the Cubs push a homegrown lineup led by Phil Cavarretta and Hartnett while the Tigers rely on Gehringer and Greenberg. Analysts expect a tight race with arms to watch like Warneke and Auker, as both clubs chase supremacy in the baseball world.
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Fall Baseball Show Opener Promises Million Dollar Gates
Detroit AP preview of the 1935 World Series highlights Lonnie Warneke for the Cubs and Detroit’s Schoolboy Rowe as top duelers. It notes Navin Field setting, pregame optimism, and Cubs manager Charley Grimm’s pitching plan with Warneke in line for multiple starts. Ticket sales overwhelmed booths with 20,000 fans.
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Lonnie Warneke
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Elden Auker
Tiger
Grimm
Illi ng Commander Byrd Exp Planes Fly 12,900 Miles
Orville Cutter, freshman tackle at Illinois, listed among crew on Byrd expedition. Report mentions planes taken along and a total flight distance of 12,900 miles amid the Antarctic mission atmosphere.
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Orville Cutter
Slade Cutter
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Byrd
Ohio Gridders Preparing for Week-End Tilts
Ohio State focuses on Kentucky opener while Marietta faces Rutgers without Ziegle and Thackery. Kenyon adds passes, Wesleyan shifts guard Glancy and Nordin prep Dayton, and Findlay coach touts best team in four years as Bluffton visits Friday.
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Associated Press
Ohio State
University of Kentucky
Ohio
Marietta
Rutgers
New Brunswick
Kenneth Ziegle
Joe Thackery
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Harry Koegier
Bridgeport
Rodney Boen
Dayton
George Gauthier
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Manus Glancy
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John Nordin
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Stu Holcombe
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Francis A. Schmidt
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Jacksonville Notes from M. E. Church Meeting and Local Notices
The Jacksonville Women’s Class of the M. E. Church met at Mrs. Conaway’s home on Friday Sept 27 with Mrs. Goldy Lowery presiding. Eight members pledged twenty five dollars toward this year’s goal. A double funeral was held in Bicknell Indiana after the death of Mrs Francia Barrett’s mother and sister-in-law. Visitors include Ray Vess and family from Glouster and Kate Brown with daughter Jeannette from Athens en route from Columbus where Mrs James Brown is hospitalized.
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Lowry
Francia Barrett
Bicknell
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Bicknell M. E. Church
Ray Vess
Bessie Swindell
Patricia Ann
Glouster
Mae Swindell
Kate Brown
Jeannette
Athens
J. L. Altman
Brown
Columbus
James Brown
League of Nations Squad Lists Diverse Nationalities at Moraga
St Marys College football team in Moraga lists 16 Irish players 7 Germans 6 Italians 4 Slaves 2 English 1 Portuguese 1 Dutch 1 Dane 1 French and 9 Americans. On December 1 19 there were 2280 airports with 653 having night lighting installations in the United States.
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St. Mary's
United States
Boxing World Watches as Mike Jacobs Nears Monopoly for Boxing Promotion
Boxing world follows Mike Jacobs as he nears a monopoly in boxing promotion. The report highlights industry implications and potential shifts in management, broadcast deals, and fighter control shaping the sport's landscape.
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Boxing World
Mike Jacobs
Stanford Coach Relies on Sophomore QB and Veteran Backfield
Palo Alto reports Tiny Thornhi! relies on a sophomore quarterback to lead a veteran backfield led by Bob by Grayson fullback Frank Alustiza and Bones Hamilton halfbacks. Bill Paulman, a throwing ace, completed two tosses as a freshman last year. The Philadelphia zoo houses 2600 specimens of anecis, noted for longer lifespan in captivity.
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Tiny Thornhi
Stanford
Bobby Grayson
Frank Alustiza
Bones Hamilton
Bill Paulman
Jacobs expected to take Garden control in boxing shift
Detroit sources say promoter Mike Jacobs plans to control New York Madison Square Garden boxing for five years including the outdoor bowl. The move follows the Kilpatrick Hammond proxy battle, which ended with Hammond ousted and Kilpatrick reappointed president. Jacobs weighs flat rental versus season guarantee with profit share and outdoor show profits.
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Mike Jacobs
Associated Preas
Detroit
Jacobs
Louis Baer
Madison Square Garden
Jacob
Garden
John R. Kilpatrick
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Hammond
Tex Rickard
the Colonels
Kilpatrick
Big Bowl
Long Island
Billy Darst Undergoes Shoulder Operation in Gallipolis
Five year old Billy Darst son of Mr and Mrs Cash Darst underwent an operation on an injured shoulder at Holser Hospital Gallipolis on Monday. The family formerly lived in Middleport and now reside on the Boatman farm they bought years ago. Mrs Darst stays at the hospital with her son. Blake invented the microphone in the form we know it.
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Radcliff All-Stars Pummel Hamden in 10 to 1 Win
Radcliff All-Stars defeated Hamden Clover Farmers 10 to 1 as Dizzy Boyd of Athens CCC held Hamden to five hits. Neilson led Radcliff with four hits in five at bats and the team piled up 16 hits. Next Sunday Radcliff travels to Giouster to face the Ohio Collieries.
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Liquidation action for The Glouster State Bank order
The Superintendent of Banks of Ohio asks the Athens County Court for authority to compromise the indebtedness of Sylvia M. and Clifford Hawk as part of the Glouster State Bank liquidation. Hearing set for September 14, 1935 at 9:00 a.m. before Common Pleas Court.
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Common Pleas Court
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Clifford Hawk
Michigan and Michigan State Prep For Week End Clash
Michigan coach Harry Kipke works through injuries and line changes as the Wolverines brace for a season opener against Michigan State in Ann Arbor. Spartans aim for a repeat after a 16 to 0 win last fall. Purdue Northwestern also tune up for Big Ten action.
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Stark Ritchie
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Griner College
White Sox Acquire Chelini Aims to Fly as Pilot
Italo Chelini a southpaw pitcher obtained from Keokuk Iowa shows air mindedness after baseball hours and plans to become a licensed transport pilot. The move signals a rare dual path for a major league player as the White Sox add him to their pitching staff.
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Italo Chelini
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Keokuk
City Bowling League Opens Tonight at Athens Alleys
The Athens bowling season unofficially begins tonight as four teams Highway Department National Guard Mickle Tires and The Messenger compete at Athens Bowling Alleys 55 North Court Street over a 20 week schedule. McBee's and the Gas Company plan to form teams soon as league activity expands.
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