Ghosts of the Series Singed by Signers and Scouting Talks
New York Daily News writer Jack Miley lampoons MLB bylines as phantom scribes who sign articles about the World Series. Chicago Herald and Examiner editor Edgar Munzel urges restraint on college players, proposing football style limits to majors recruiting during study.
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Bobcats face daunting home opener vs Marshall in rough shape
Ohio University struggles with injuries and lineup inconsistencies as it hosts Marshall in a Buckeye Conference opener. Marshall, fresh off three wins, is favored while Ohio aims to avoid a season-opening defeat at home.
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MAC PICKS LOUIS IN FIVE ROUNDS
Boxing writer Henry McLemore predicts Joe Louis will beat Jorge Brescia in five rounds at the Hippodrome Club. He disagrees with critics who say Brescia’s right hand and limited gate size threaten Louis, arguing Brescia is not a true menace and Louis should prevail by the fifth.
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Pitt State Clash Hopes Hinge On National Title
Pitt and Ohio State clash in Columbus in a game whose result could decide a mythical national championship. The intersectional showdown attracts about 70,000 fans as both programs chase elusive top honors.
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Backward Vision Defines 11-Year-Old Harold Elliott
In Moundsville West Virginia teacher Eleanor Mengert investigates why Harold Elliott remains in second grade and discovers he has a rare eye condition that reverses his sight and makes him write reversed figures and letters as shown in a classroom scene.
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Pitt and Ohio State Set for Key Intersectional Clash
In a slate of major campus games, Pittsburgh meets Ohio State in Columbus as Pitt backs clash with Buckeyes teams on defense and power. USC under Howard Jones tests Illinois Minnesota Nebraska, while Notre Dame visits Washington University St Louis. Fordham meets SMU in the East.
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Ex-Hurl er Dies Warren
Leon J. Red Ames aged 54 a former pitcher for the New York Giants Cincinnati Reds and St Louis Cardinals died here late yesterday His best season came in 1922 with 28 wins for the Giants.
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Red) Ames
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Jorgensens Ties Norway Birth to Yankees Role
Arndt Jorgens a Yankees backup catcher born in Norway is listed with the surname Jorgensen. Purdue in Lafayette Indiana claims Bill Vergane a 246 pound 6 foot 4 inch end is the league’s biggest regular wingman in college football.
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Louis Faces Argentine Challenger in Tonight’s Heavyweight Clash
Joe Louis meets Jorge Brescia of Argentina at the Hippodrome in a 7 000 crowd billed bout expected to draw around 50 000 in receipts. Brescia, 21, has won eight straight since arriving in the U S in 1935 while Louis weighs about 204 pounds aiming to stay active while awaiting a title shot after Schmeling and Braddock settle their issues. Brescia is a straight up fighter who punches from short range.
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Ohio schools gridiron schedule features 25 games
Ohio Conference action dominates a Friday and Saturday slate as eight championship games loom. Akron faces a Kent State dispute over ineligible players threatening expulsion, while Muskingum aims for a third straight win at Mount Union. Other key clashes include Findlay vs John Carroll and Capital vs Marietta.
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Clover Farms vs Eagles Meet in Nelsonville Clash Sunday
Rivalry between Clover Farms and the Nelsonville Eagles heats up as both teams prepare for a Sunday game at the Eagles ballpark in Nelsonville. Eagles add Estel Crabtrea and Frosty Johnson while Clover Farms counters with Johnny Murray and Tesoro as 2:30 p.m. start looms.
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Hawks Acquire Blair From Maple Leafs
Chicago Black Hawks purchase center Andy Blair from the Toronto Maple Leafs in a hockey trade. Blair joins the Hawks as a new puckster for the upcoming season providing added center depth and scoring potential.
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