Detroit Tigers crown first World Series title
Detroit erupted in triumph as Mickey Cochrane and Goose Goslin led a dramatic six game World Series victory over the Cubs. The win, 4 to 3 in the final game, capped a season highlighting Cochrane’s leadership, Goslin’s clutch hit, and a city-wide celebration unmatched in Detroit history.
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Detroit
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Eads
Ows
Cochas
Cochrane
Eaglebeak
Goose Goslin
Chicago
Cubs
Cochrane's
Bows Cochrane
Mickey
Bengals
Mitchs Musings on St Louis Fans and Baseball Icons
Mitchs Musings surveys fans at Sportsmans Park as Lon Warneke pitches two-hit ball and fans track souvenirs from the mound. The piece notes Branch Rickeys role in Cubs gains and Bill Terrys decision to retire while at his peak, shaping a era of bold moves and fan devotion.
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Gene Morgan
Chicago Daily News
St. Louis
Sportsman's Park
Lon Warneke
Cardinals
Morgan
Missouri
Jesse James
Babe Ruth
Steve Brodie
Wrigley Field
Bill Herman
Len Warneke
Cardinal
Daffy Dean
Cubs
Cavarretta
Warneke
Daffy
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Terry
Memphis
Bill
Giants
New York
Chicago
Harry Heilmann
Ty Cobb
Wagner
Larry Lajoie
Braves
Wrestling results from northeast association press
The report lists multiple match outcomes with wrestlers from various locales. Emil Omaha defeated Dick 225 in one match, Danno O’Ma Ireland defeated Joe La in another, and Bull Curry defeated Chuck Mon Tirou. Don George drew with Robert real, each securing one fall.
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Associated Press
Mington del
Emil
Omaha
San Diego
VY York
Danno O
Ireland
Joe la
Oaks
Mich
Bull Curry
Chuck Mon- Tirou
Ba Don George
You Robert
Chicago Hands Detroit a 3-1 Defeat In Hurling Showdown
In a nine inning baseball game Chicago defeated Detroit 3 to 1. Herman homered for Chicago while Fox and Bridges contributed RBIs. Pitchers French and Bridges split the mound duties with 7 strikeouts each. Umpires Quigley McGowan Stark and Moriarty officiated. Time 1 57.
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Chicago
Fox
Herman
Bridges
Owen
Goslin
Detroit
Gehringer
Hack
Rogell
Walker
Tebringer
French
Clifton
Cochrane
Hartnett
Demaree
Galan
Cavarretta
Jurges
Quigley
Zeh of Reserve Leads Ohio Scoring Pace with 46
In Columbus AP report Ray Zeh Western Reserve fullback tops early season scoring in Ohio after two games. Zeh scored 21 points in a 33 19 win over Cornell with Burgwin adding 12 and the Reserve squad totaling 59 points this season. Four players share second place with four touchdowns each.
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Columbus
Ray Zeh
Western Reserve
Ohio
Zeh
Sieinci Hadiadhethee Howne
Hillsdale
Cornell
Burgwin
Steubenville
John Turley
Ohio Wesleyan
Merit System Criticized in Ohio Penal Reforms
Columbus report credits politics and low pay with undermining Ohio merit system for penal and correctional staff. It calls for a divisions in welfare, higher salaries, and $65 000 extra for probation and parole, plus a new Lima State Hospital unit for psychopathic delinquents.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Welfare Department
Welfare Department
Lima State Hospital
Logan case vacated. jurors told to report Thursday
A case scheduled for Tuesday was settled out of court. An order was sent to the petit jury advising no report until Thursday morning as the assignment was vacated. Francis Wilson, 81, noted actor and first president of Actors' Equity Association, died after a heart attack.
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Logan
Francis Wilson
New York
Actors' Equity Association
Italian Detroit Crowds Cheer World Series Victory
Detroit residents celebrate the Tigers World Series win as crowds flood streets. Patrolman Benjamin Ruxton recalls an Italian man at police headquarters asking “Who won the wart Italy?” amid popping torpedoes and backfiring cars.
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Benjamin Ruxton
Italy
Major scoring leaders shine in 24 point games across league
Zeh leads with 24 points just over half his total as Wilberforce dominates Morristown 99 to 0. Adams MaGee Sack and others trail with two touchdowns in multiple games, while Wilberforce's 11 scorers register big numbers and multiple players notch two TDs this season.
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Zeh
Adams
Baldwin-Wallace
MaGee
Marietta
Silage
iMami
Sack
Xavier Bach
Wilberforce
Morristown
Buckeye Conference Football Early Showings
Columbus reports a strong Buckeye Conference start with Ohio University beating Illinois 6 to 0 and Cincinnati defeating South Dakota State 38 to 0. Miami routed Case 71 to 6 while Carnegie Tech edged Case 6 to 4. Dayton surprised by beating Ohio Wesleyan 13 to 0 as Dayton faces Marshall next.
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Columbus
Buckeye
Ohio
Ohio University
University of Illinoia
Cincinnati
South Dakota State
Dakota
Wisconsin
Miami
Carnegie Tech
Case
Clevelanders
Dayton
Ohio Wesleyan
Gem City Crew
Marshall
Wesleyan
Oxford
Baseball leaders and stats from the 1934 season
Series leaders feature Fox and Gehringer of Detroit topping batting and hits with nine or ten. Herman and Klein lead Chicago in several categories. Warneke and Bridges each win two games for their clubs. The piece notes a 1639 American Almanac publication by William Tierce of Cambridge.
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Associated Press
Fox
Detroit
Gehringer
Herman
Klein
Chicago
Gehbringer
Jurges
Hartnett
Herman Chicago
Hack
Greenberg
Demaree
Bridges
Warneke
William Tierce
Cambridge
Newcomers In Star Roles For Big Ten Teams
Sophomore backs headline Big Ten action with Purdue highlighting Cecil Isbell and Tom McGannon. McGannon’s 52 yard run set up a 7 0 Purdue win over Northwestern as Isbell added the extra point. Williams at Ohio State is challenging for a starting spot after a strong showing against Kentucky. Don Heap earns a Northwestern starting berth and Illinois uses sophomores Spurgeon and Kanosky. Other rising sophs include Lamb Thompson Oram Fitzgerald and Stark Ritchie at Michigan, with Monday drills noted across programs.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Purdue
Cecil Isbell
Tom McGannon
Boilermaker
Duane Purvis
Jim Carter
McGannon
Isbell
Northwestern
Fordham
Williams
Ohio State
Joe” Williams
Dick Heekin
Ohio
Talen
Kentucky
Francis Schmidt
Don Heap
Ilinois
Lowell Spurgeon
John Kanosky
Bush Lamb
Iowa
Clarence ‘’Tuffy” Thompson
Andy Oram
Minnesota
Bob Fitzgerald
Michigan
Stark Ritchie
Indiana
Buckeyes
Drake
Western State
Kalamazoo
Mich
Bo McMillin
Nebraska
The New Football
The article explains the shift to five and six man lines as defenses against the lateral pass. It highlights the center as key on offense and defense, calling plays, maintaining alignment, and initiating fast snaps. It notes centers may run with laterals and block, becoming versatile two way players.
Boxing Results Reported From Pittsburgh Chicago Newark Trenton Holyoke
The Associated Press lists multiple welter and light welter bouts with knockouts and decisions. Carmen Barth 16 percent Bayonne outpointed Rizzo with Red Bruce winning in Pittsburgh while Al Triano and Red Davidson posted wins in Rochester and Pittsburgh respectively. In Chicago Adolph Winter and Otis Thomas drew, Aubrey Martin stopped Al Nettlow, Vander Heyden won over Hershie Wilson, and in Newark Mickey Page drew Freddie Cochrane. In Trenton Jackie Davis stopped Ralph Fulton and in Holyoke Steve Dudas outpointed Badig Winston.
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Pittsburgh
Carmen Barth
Cleveland
Dominic Rizzo
Bayonne
N. J
Red Bruce
Chester Patutis
Scranton
al Triano
Rochester
N. Y
Ralph Gizzy
Donora
Red Davidson
Steve Levene
Finleyville
Chicago
Adolph Winter
Green Bay
Wis
Otis Thomas
Drew
Aubrey
Kid) Martin
Beckiey
W. Va
al Nettlow
Detroit
George Vander Heyden
South Benda
Ind
Hershie Wilson
Springfield
Logan Pierce Brought On Charge Of Nonsupport
Logan Dewey Pierce of Lancaster was brought to Locan by Deputy Nellis Smith to answer a charge of non support. He pleaded not guilty and was placed under bond of 00 by Magistrate B Whitehert. Philippine pythons are able to kill and swallow a deer without breaking the skin.
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Logan Dewey Pierce
Lancaster
Nellis Smith
Overemphasis on Lateral Passes Draws Mün Football Insight
Coach Bernie Bierman argues lateral passes will be a major theme in 1935 college football but warns they fail without a strong running game. He notes Midwest and Big Ten coaching trends, slower whistles, and deeper rosters as keys to success, citing Ohio State, Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, and Notre Dame.
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Middle West
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Illinoia Light
Bo McMillin
Indiana
Kipke
Michigan
Bachman
Michigan State
Gus Dorais
Detroit University
Layden
Notre Dame
BIG Ten
Minnesota
Anglers Reel Big Carps in Hocking River Report
Local anglers report plentiful carp in the Hocking River with a catch by Big Huls totaling four Bupday fish averaging five pounds each. The rural population estimate from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics puts farm residents at 32,779,000 as of June 1, 1945, showing an increase of 270,000 from the prior year.
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Logan
Hocking River
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Jen
Gould Finds Series Hero Hard Picking
In the 1935 World Series Detroit tops Chicago in six games with Goose Goslin celebrated as hero for a ninth inning blow. Gehringer and Fox vie for best player, Fox hitting 485 and Gehringer 375 while Owen and Citron steadied the infield amid Tigers pitching highlights by Bridges and Warneke.
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Detroit
Baseball
Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Goose Goatite
Mickey Cochrane
Tommy Bridges
Gemringer
PCA
Betth
Charley Gehringer
King
Pryin
Pete) Fox
Gehringer
Fox
Hothe Gehringer
State Notre Dame game sells out crowds fill stands
The Ohio State Notre Dame football game sold out with standing room only reports. Ticket sale director Henry Taylor said the early sell-out set a school record as fans rushed to buy remaining seats.
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Columbus
Notre Dame
Henry Taylor
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