AITC H Musings On Cardinals World Series Odds
The column favoring the St Louis Cardinals argues they edge Detroit Tigers in pitching and hitting, led by Dizzy Dean and Pepper Martin, with strong batting from Martin Rothrock and Durocher. It notes Detroit’s young core and Tigers’ hitting as a counter, predicting a series outcome of four to six games in the Cardinals’ favor.
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Detroit Tigers
Washington
Tiger
Cardinals
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Frankie Frisch
Bill Hal
Pepper Martin
Dizzy Dean
Dizzy
New York Giants
Tigers
Giants
Schoolboy Rowe
Dean
Bill Hallahan
Tommy Bridges
Crowder
Tex Carleton
Walker
Fiden Alker
Elon Hogsett Sorrell
Owen
Curtain rises on baseball drama in World Series clash
Detroit hosts St Louis in the 1934 World Series opener as the Tigers defend their title against the Cardinals. Managers Mickey Cochrane and Frankie Frisch weigh pitching decisions with Dizzy Dean favored by St Louis and Schoolboy Rowe backing Detroit’s hopes in the best of seven.
Northwestern vs Iowa set for Saturday clash in Big Ten
Northwestern aims to rebound after last year’s 7–0 upset by Iowa and previews a tougher test as Iowa appears stronger. Ohio State’s win over Indiana noted while Minnesota Nebraska and Illinois drill, with Purdue shaping for Rice Institute opener. Major league details mention Hank Greenberg and teammates in a separate note.
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Northwestern
Wildcats
Iowa
Dick Hanley
Hawkeyes
South Dakota
Ohio State
Indiana
Francis Schmidt
Hoosiers
Ettore Antonini
Bo McMillin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Gates
Illinois
Bob Zuppke
John Regeczi
Howard Triplehorn
Michigan
Harry Kipke
Michigan State
Regeczi
Purdue
Noble Kizer
Rice Institute
Wisconsin
Clarence W. Spears
Georgia Tech Looms as Biggest Threat in South Grid Circles
Georgia Tech looms as a major threat to southern grid rivals, with Duke and Georgia also shaping the conference scene. Duke’s backfield and Cornelius standouts draw attention, while Tennessee, North Carolina State, and Mississippi schools are noted for rising strength as the season approaches.
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Georgia Tech
South
Mississippi
Bob Neyland
Tennessee
Tulane
Hank Anderson
North Carolina State
Carl Snavely
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Louisiana
Poor Dizzy Earns Big Bucks From Baseball To Vaudeville
Jerome Herman Dizzy Dean is projected to earn about 30 000 to 35 000 this year with 7 500 from the Cardinals 1 000 for signing 34 000 to 5 000 from World Series cut 3 000 from radio advertising 2 000 in exhibitions and 12 000 to 20 000 in vaudeville plus a possible movie offer
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Jerome Herman
Dizzy
Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Cardinals
Feud Between Van Wie and Ware Heads for Rematch
Virginia Van Wie and Glenna Collett Ware appear set for a renewal of their golf feud in the Women's National Championship with a semi final clash slated for Friday. The rivalry spans four prior finals with Ware leading 3 to 1 after victories in 1928 1930 and 1931 while Van Wie won in 1932 to hold the title.
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Virginia van Wie
Glenna Collett Ware
Glenna
Miss van Wie
Mrs. Ware
Virginia
Wrestling Results From New Haven Spokane and San Francisco
Associated Press wresting results show Gino Garibaldi defeating Floyd Marshall in New Haven Italy 225 over 214 in straight falls. In Spokane Jim Leon dos beat Maicewicz after 7 minutes 11 seconds of the third round. In San Francisco Joe Savo di defeated Abe Japlan while Man Mountain Dean beat Jerry Monahan and Pat Fraley defeated Harry Johnson in various bouts.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Floyd Marshall
Phoenix
Ariz
Spokane
Waah
Jim Leondos
St. Louis
For Maicewicz
Utica
N. Y
San Francisco
Joe Savodi
Iron Mountain
Mich
Abe Japlan
New York
Man Mountain
Dean
Georgia
Jerry Monahan
Stockton
Calif
Pat Fraley
Boston
Harry Johnson
Sweden
Marshall Kashdan to contest national chess crown
Frank J Marshall and Isaac I Kashdan signed to begin play in January for the national chess championship won by Marshall for 25 years.
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New York
Frank J Marshall
Isaac I. Kashdan
Adams County bus inspection finds few unsafe buses
Columbus report states that in Adams County only two of sixty four school buses were unsafe per state highway patrol results. Eleven drivers were found without chauffeurs licenses.
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Columbus
Adams County
State Highway Patrol
How to Shoot How to Shoot
Practical advice for year round wingshooting practice focusing on dry shooting indoors. Emphasizes safe handling, mounting, stance, two eyed vision, chin position, and smooth, synchronized movements to improve form and accuracy.
Boxing results from Los Angeles Portland shows
In Los Angeles Hank Hankson of Akron knocked out Ed Mosebar of Los Angeles in two rounds. In Portland Tiger Fox of Terre Haute stopped Al Marino of San Francisco in four. Leroy Gibson of Wichita drew with Fontaine of Montana at 122.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Hank Hankasom
Akron
Ed Mosebar
Portland
Ore
Tiger Fox
Terre Haute
Ind
al Marino
San Francisco
Leroy Gibson
Wichita
Kan
Fontaine
Montana
Major league teams begin rebuilding for next year
October 3 report on the first draft activity of eight minor leaguers. Cincinnati Reds with first pick chose Leroy Herrmann of the San Francisco Seals, 26 wins 12 losses. St. Louis Browns grabbed Fay Thomas, 26–4. Reds also drafted Henry Erickson, .264 in minors. Cubs selected Ed Ciboki and Fabian Kowalik from the International League. Athletics claimed Charney Lieber. Boston Braves took W H Lewis. White Sox picked Bob Fenner. Vernon George Washington and Chester Morgan face eligibility questions to be resolved by Commissioner Landis.
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Cincinnati Reds
Leroy Herrmann
San Francisco Seals
Herrmann
St. Louis Browns
Fay
Boston Braves
W. H. Lewis
Rochester
White Sox
Bob Fenner
St. Paul
Vernon George Washington
Indianapolis
K. M. Landis
Sox
Texas
Landis
Chester Morgan
Beaumont
Phillies
Birds Come Home With 3-1 Margin
The Toronto Maple Leafs were eliminated from the little world series after a 4 0 defeat to Columbus. Ed Heusser pitched five strong innings and Mickey Heath led the offense with a two run homer as Columbus took a 3 0 lead in the series. Bear Tracks Greer is slated to start Friday against Don Brennan likely opponent.
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Leafs
Columbus
Red Birds
Ed Heusser
Slinger
Mickey Heath
Toronto
Heusser
Stan Lucas
Nick Cullop
Heath
Lucas
Cullop
Gene Moore
Greer
Don Brennan
Ty Cobb Bets on Cards in World Series Share
Ty Cobb at his California ranch says the St Louis Cardinals hold a psychological edge for the World Series. He notes the Tigers are favorites to win but credits Cardinals momentum and their pitching pair Dizzy and Paul Dean, while rating Schoolboy Rowe as the Tigers’ best pitcher.
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Herron
Neb
W. A. Alexander
Georgia Tech
el Dorado
Ark
Joe Medwick
Jack Rothrock
Ernie Orsatti
Jim Collins
Leo Durocher
Bill DeLancey
Virgil Davis
Dazzy Vance
Jess Haines
Cochrane
Goose Goslin
Crowder
Palo Alto
Calif
Ty Cobb
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
Cobb
Cardinals
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Mickey's
Dizzy
Paul Dean
Rowe
Comedy Thriller Heads Majestic Theaters This Week
The Majestic Theatre opens Thursday with Their Big Moment featuring Zasu Pitts and Slim Summerville as a comedic duo in a poison plot whodunit. Supporting cast includes Kay Johnson Julie Haydon and Ralph Morgan.
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Zasu Pitts
Judge Priest
Majestic Theater
Kay Johnson
Julie Haydon
Ralph Morgan
William Gaxton
Bruce Cabot
Tamara Geva
J. Huntley Gordon
Edward Brady
Great Artists In Civic Series In Columbus Concerts
The Columbus Civic Concerts lineup features William E. Hast and A. Herman Amend as managers. Appearances include Rachmaninoff on Oct 19, Kreisler on Nov 19, Duselina Giannini on Jan 25, Poldi Mildner on Feb 15, Monte Carlo Ballet Russe on Mar 13, and Russian Symphonic Choir on Apr 9 led by Basi Kibaichich.
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Columbus
William E. Hast
A. Herman Amend
Rachmaninoff
Fritz Kreisler
Duselina Giannini
Europe
America
Australia
New Zealand
Poldi Mildner
Monte Carlo
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