Dizzy Dean stars as Cardinals clinch World Series title
The piece notes Dizzy Dean’s shutout leading St. Louis to World Series victory over Detroit. It covers Landis ejecting Medwick after fan disruption, fan conduct, and the season’s prize pool, with details on payout splits for Tigers Cardinals and other clubs. It also touches on football and other sports figures, including Joe Medwick and Bill Kern.
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St Louis wins world series as Medwick ejected
Dizzy Dean and Paul Dean lead the Cardinals to an 11 0 shutout over the Tigers in a seven game World Series. Medwick is expelled by Landis after a heated on field incident while Detroit fans hurl debris and objects onto the diamond amid riotous scenes.
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Marvin Owen
How to Shoot a Short Barreled Shotgun Effectively
A guide favors 26 inch barrels and 20 gauge as ideal for upland hunting. Shorter barrels speed handling and improve accuracy, illustrated by a shooter converting a skeptical friend with a 26 inch pump gun. The article also notes a rise in 26 inch barrels in new designs and warns against overly long stocks, recommending proper fit to boost scores.
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Robert Churchill
Box Score St. Louis vs Detroit Baseball Standings
Box score details show St. Louis and Detroit in a 11-0 game. Key players Rothrock Medwick DeLancey J.Dean and Gehringer are noted with multiple hits and runs. Pitching staff includes Auker Hogsett Crowder and Marberry. Umpires listed Geisel Reardon and Kiem with a 30 minute game time.
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Deans Dizzy and Paul Mickelson TO barnstorm ball troupe
Detroit October 10 The Deans Dizzy and Paul plan to keep pitching while World Series players rest. Dizzy boasts he can still warm up after nine games in the last 19 days and aims to join a barnstorming baseball tour.
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Cardinals Stars Plan Winter Baseball and Offseason Trips
The Deans brothers expect to throw all winter and start the 1935 season in shape. Dizzy and Paul may join barnstormers in Chicago. Frisch and Cochrane seek rest after the World Series. Pepper Martin heads to Mexico for big game hunting. Orsatti and Rothrock plan fishing in California. Jo Jo White has tonsil surgery and a Miami winter. Schoolboy Rowe prepares for marriage.
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Seven new World Series records set as Cardinals topple Tigers
Detroit October reports describe the Cardinals and Tigers setting seven new all time World Series records and tying nine others in a seven game series. Frank Frisch led record breakers with five marks, while Ervin Fox tied Babe Ruth for extra base hits in a single series. Joe Medwick Hank Greenberg Jim Collins Homerun.
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Pete) Fox
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Chicago Maroons Seek Big Ten Victory Over Michigan
Chicago Maroons aim to end a long football drought versus Big Ten foe Michigan at Stagg Field as both teams recalibrate after recent defeats. Coach Clark Shaughnessy tightened practice while Michigan reshuffles the line and Ohio State reporters note changes ahead of Illinois.
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Southern backs shine as 1930 season opens strong
Georgia coach hails a great offensive year for southern football with many backfield stars. Georgia, Tennessee, Georgia Tech, Tulane, Duke, Vanderbilt, and Alabama loom as All-America contenders through early decisive wins and upcoming intersectional games against Yale, Michigan, George Washington, Army, Fordham, Colgate, and more.
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Birds Retain Minor Title By Beating Toronto Leafs
Columbus fans witnessed the Birds clinch the Little World Series title after beating the Toronto Maple Leafs 13 to 6, completing a nine game series where St. Louis stars supported the Columbus run. The victory caps a season of strong play and notable trades affecting both clubs.
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Ohio Theater Shows Big Hearted Herbert and Crime Without Passion
Aline MacMahon stars in Big Hearted Herbert a Warner Bros comedy at the Ohio Theater where a crab husband is tamed by his wife in a humorous clash. Majestic Theater presents Crime Without Passion with Claude Rains Margo and Whitney Bourne in a stylish thriller from Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur.
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Sigilio Stops Giezy In Chicago Boxing Card
Frankie Sigilio of Chicago knocks out Battling Giezy of Pittsburgh in three rounds as Eddie Vik from Chicago stops Young Joe Firpo of Philadelphia in the seventh round. Walter Karpinski of Grand Rapids outpoints Frank Ketter of Chicago in a four round decision.
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