World Series Glimpse Into 1935 Baseball Greats
A partial portrait of 1935 World Series figures Goslin Cochrane Bridges Hartnett Gehringer and others. The piece notes clutch performances and the reputations of players like Goslin and Cochrane, with observations on pressure moments and key plays in Detroit and Chicago matchups. It ends with a Detroit Chamber plan to back Schmeling and fund Fair expansion.
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Leon Al_ Tom Davis Bridges
Aniey Cochrane
Charley Gehringer
Mering
Hank Greenberg
Lean Lon Gabby Hartnett
Fredtrom
Chicago Cubs
Ney
Goslin
Tommy Bridges
Cochrane
Collins
Old
White Sox
Frisch
Bridges
Cochite
Charley Pilot
Cubs
Rage
Larry
Chi
Joe Gehringer
Bill Lee
Washington
Griffith
Rein
Senators
Detroit
Tigers
Gordonsville
Stanley Hack
Walker
Powinning
Warneke
Ohio Bobcats stay with same lineup for Carroll game
Ohio University plans to face John Carroll in Cleveland on Friday in the second night game for the Bobcats. The squad, still dealing with minor injuries from the Illinois tilt, works on forward pass defense and signal drills under logs. The backfield features Rapp Jurkovic Chernitski Dunn with Boehck Dickel Snyder Whitcum rotating. line largely unchanged with Holmquist Destefano and Halieck Piatzke at ends.
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Illinois
Ohio University
John Carroll
Cleveland
Bobcats
Butler University
Indianapolis
Peden
Fresh
Carroll
Don Peden
Logan High School
Logan
Rabbit Rapp
Jurkovic
Chernitski
Dunn
George Boehck
Deason Dick
Bob Snyder
Maury Whitcum
Bill Schmidt
Donn
Cherniteki
Jurkevic
Sinth
Burnison
Donefrio
Ed Holmquist
Lewis
Destefano
Halleck
Piatzke
Pros To Play At Milwaukee
The second National Professional Football League meeting between the Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Cardinals moves to Milwaukee for the Sunday game. Three contests are planned with dates at Green Bay Chicago and Milwaukee. The Cards lead the series 1 0 after a 7 6 victory at Green Bay. The third game occurs in Chicago on Thanksgiving.
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Chicago
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Cardinals
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Packers
Report of the condition of the Citizens Bank
Bank figures listed include totals around 160 thousand dollars with cash, deposits, and notes. The document is sworn before a notary in October 1935 and signed by officers including the cashier and directors.
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Citizens Bank
Geo. R. Bailes
Ceshier
W. C. Bean
George
Bb Spring
Baug
Chicago namesake players vie for football honor
The University of Chicago lists Woodrow Wilson, a sophomore tackle from Escanaba Michigan, as a candidate for the namesake club. He was moved to Coach Shaughnessy’s varsity line and will compete with William Shakespeare of Staten Island New York a Notre Dame halfback and Henry W Longfellow of Superior Wisconsin a Northwestern end for attention.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Woodrow Wilson
Escanaba, Mich
Clark Shaughnessy
William Shakespeare
Staten Island
N. Y
Notre Dame
Henry W. Longfellow
Superior
Wis
Northwestern
Crowe Named Musketeer Football Coach At Xavier
Xavier University appoints Clem Crowe, former Notre Dame end and St. Vincent College coach, as the new football mentor replacing Joe Meyer. Crowe plans a aggressive defense against Transylvania College, while Meyer’s athletic director post goes to Rev Terence T. Kane. Crowe, a Lafayette Indiana native, is married with eight children.
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Cincinnati
Xavier University
Clem Crowe
Knute Rockne
Rockne
Notre Dame
The
Musketeers
Crowe
Joe Meyer
South Bend
Meyer
Terence T. Kane
Board of Athletic Control
Jimmy Coleman
George Sterman
Coleman
Drake Frosh Try Ohio Plays Before Ohio State Test
Des Moines Iowa Drake University coach Vee Green put his grid regulars through a Tuesday workout simulating Ohio State play patterns ahead of the Saturday Columbus showdown. The freshman team attempted Ohio styles without success against the varsity squad.
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Des Moines
Vee Green
Drake University
Ohio State
Columbus
Ohio
Ossie Solem
Iowa
Colgate
Ozzie Simmons
Simmons
Agamst
Red Raiders
Northwestern
Tcago
Western Michigan State
Clark Shaughnessy
Stage Field
Illinois
Los Angeles
California
Tucson
Arix
Ohio U Upset Illinois With Simple Pass Play in 1935
Ohio University defeated Illinois two weeks earlier using a straightforward pass play that relied on each player’s assignments. Art Lewis partially blocked a punt, setting up the scoring sequence as Jurkovic found Rabbit Rapp for a TD after deceptive reads by Irelan and Halleck.
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Ohio U
Ilinois
Ohio University
Illinois
Dartmouth Seen As Power among New England Teams
Providence report flags Holy Cross Dartmouth and Harvard as the top New England squads with Dartmouth dominant after 47-0 Vermont and 39-0 Norwich wins. Juniors Eddie Casey and Eddie Chamberlin spark a powerful backfield as Yale and Williams also loom, while Holy Cross and Harvard face key early tests.
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Providence
R. I
New England
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Harvard
Hanover
Vermont
Little Norwich
Norwich
Earl Blaik
Blaik
Eddie Casey
Crusaders
Dick Harlow
Eddie Anderson
Rhode Island
Maine
Malcolm Campbell
Yale
Eli
Roscoe
Kelly
Boston College
Fordham
Eagles
Broadwell Briefs Local Visits and Family News
Broadwell notes a string of Sunday visits and homecomings. Local families including Conants, Rathburns, Nice, Phillips, and Hanings shared time in Akron Columbus Malta East Canton Decatur New Plymouth Stewart Crooksville and Parkersburg. The item ends with a quip about Thomas Jefferson and Franklin Roosevelt.
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Massi Ion
Maxine Lewis
Amos Priest
Leonard Smith
Parkersburg
W. Va
Leonard de
John Haning
Haning
Dow Welch
Decatur
W. G. Phillips
Ezra Phillips
Jane
East Carton
Ernest Young
New Plymouth
George Taylor
Stewart
Charles Crosby
Columbus
Woodrow Wilson
Leonard Ogg
W. C. Young
Freda Phillips
Scott White
Walter White
Millfield
Edgar Luster
Crooksville
Lisie White
Bobby
Navin Plans 500000 Expansion For Tigers Field
Detroit News reports Frank J. Navin will spend 500000 to enlarge Navin Field seating to 48000 for the World Series and future seasons. The plan follows crowd demand at victory banquet with 800 businessmen.
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Frank J. Navin
Detroit Baseball Company
Navin Field
Tigers
Navin
Tiger
Plang
Amemmans Sande
Irish Jack Donovan Wins Two of Three Falls in New Haven
Irish Jack Donovan 220 of Boston defeats Dick Raines 225 of Texas two of three falls in New Haven. Danno O Mahoney 220 of Ireland defeats Gino Garibaldi 218 of Italy one fall in Newark. Bull Martin 2% 239 of Boston defeats Big Boy Davis 239 of Columbus in Indianapolis two of three falls. Tony Canzoneri lightweight champion wins 1013th professional round in New York after 15 round bout with Al Roth.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Jack Donovan
Boston
Dick Raines
Texas
Newark
N. J
Danno
O'Mahoney
Ireland
Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Indianapolis
Bull Martin
Big Boy Davis
Columbus
Tony
New York
Tony Canzoneri
al Roth
Pomeroy Bridge Club Hosts Meeting and Awards
Mrs J O Roedel hosted a Tuesday bridge gathering at her Fast Main Street home with two tables in play. Guests included Mrs Scott Ridgeway Mrs A D Russell and Mrs Dor Schaefer. Prizes went to Mrs Garen Stansbury and Mrs Dor Schaefer. Logan Pomona Grange meets in Melboro with officer elections on the agenda and a short program to follow.
Boxers Score Wins in Various Cities Across the Circuit
In Jacksonville Joe Dundee stopped Leo Bailey to end a 160 pound bout. In Akron Paul Pirrone KOed Henry Firpo at 4 rounds. Jersey City saw Wildcat O Connor win a decision over Phil Rafferty at 8 rounds. Covington featured Luis Carpentero outpoint Johnny Edwards in an 8 round bout. Roughhouse Glover beat Billy Adams in 6 rounds in Jacksonville. New York bouts included Petey Hayes defeating Jerry Mazza in 6 rounds. Ralph Hurtado outpointed Jerry Paul in a 6 round Panama City clash.
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Akron
Paul Pirrone
Cleveland
Henry Firpo
Louisville
Jersey City
N. J
Wildcat O'Connor
Carbondale
Phil Rafferty
Covington
Luis Carpentero
Cincinnati
Johnny Edwards
Charleston
W. Va
Roughhouse Glover
Jacksonville
Fla
Billy Adams
Little Rock
Ark
New York
Petey Hayes
Jerry Mazza
Ralph Hurtado
Panama
Jerry Paul
Providence
Badger Coach Faces Player Resignation Amid Notre Dame Prep
Wisconsin's football program confronts turmoil as quarterback Tommerson resigns claiming fatigue and misgivings. Coach Doc Spears threatens to allow him to stay only if he apologizes to backfield coach Guy Sundt, exacerbating a difficult season slump.
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Guy Sundt
Wisconsin
Badgers
South Dakota State
Marquette
Walloping
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Badger
Ohio gridiron coaches plan new strategies after injuries
Ohio college coaches including Hayes at Marietta and Gauthier at Ohio Wesleyan prepare for weekend games. Ralf Coleman moves to first team at Ohio Wesleyan, while Xavier and Oberlin shuffle lineups. Ohio State drills focus on backing skills and passing, with stars like Hackstedde and Crowe guiding plans for Friday and Saturday contests.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Dayton
Gauthier
Ralf Coleman
Steubenville
Ray Overturf
Columbus
Stu Holcomb
Findlay College
Bluffton
Dick Wieckenden
Oberlin
Butler
Bill Bailey
Ray Ride
Case
Wooster
Marvin Hackstedde
Hackstedde
Carnegie Tech
Miami
Tommy Yarr
John Carroll
Tis
Venns Line Weighs In On Penns Varsity Football Line
Foothill tops weight at 230 pounds while Penns varsity averages 196 pounds per lineman. The feature highlights line heft for the teams and their rosters.
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VENN
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Foothill
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