Chicago baseball writers stir controversy over World Series scoring
The 1933 to 1935 period saw Chicago scribes and managers clash over scoring and decisions at the World Series. Umpires and officials faced criticism for calls, while reporters debated fairness at the press bar and in the stands.
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Mes Crusinberry
Caston
Chicago
Crusinberry
Brown
Landis
Dimamy Isaminger
Usu
Stu Bell
Baseball Association of America
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Walter Johnson
Press Bar Congress Hotel
Pitt Panther To Lest Irish In Headliner
AP reports a packed 1935 college football schedule with Princeton Rutgers Purdue and Notre Dame vs Pitt among top Sunday headlines. Big matchups include Ohio State versus Drake, Minnesota-Tulane, Fordham-Vanderbilt, and Army-Harvard while Pitt aims to test Notre Dame as other intersec tionals unfold across the nation.
Wall-eyes Reported Catch Near Muskingum River
Sunday afternoon at Athens, Hanson Martin returned from Eaglesport with two wall-eyes nearly twins, about 26 inches long and six pounds each. Roy Dupler from Stockport landed one wall-eye about 20 inches. All were caught on live bait.
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Hanson Martin
Eaglesport
Martin
Roy Dupler
Stockport
Big Ten Football Sequences Across Conferences
Big Ten teams defend prestige against nonconference foes then face key weekend games. Northwestern visits Ohio State as Purdue hosts Chicago at Stagg Field while Michigan plays Wisconsin at Madison. Minnesota hosts Tulane. Indiana goes to Cincinnati. Iowa beats Red Raiders. Illinois tops Southern California. Illinois and Iowa share strong results. Notre Dame defeats Wisconsin. Ohio State crushes Drake. A Bosnia native touted as world’s smallest man at 19 12 inches tall is noted.
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Winning Plays of 1935 Nebraska Football Drive
Play by play shows La Noue spinning for yardage then a lateral to Francis the fullback turned tailback. Cardwell and Bauer key blocks while Sherer Williams team up on the defender as Bauer pulls and seals the edge.
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Bauer
Chicago
LaNoue
Francis
Lloyd Cardwell
Henry Bauer
Sherer
Williams
Nebraska
Hubka
Ohio U. routs John Carroll in Cleveland clash
Ohio University crushed John Carroll 49 to 0 in Cleveland last Friday night. Photos show Ducky Dunn driving for a short gain as the first touchdown opens the scoring and Ed Baloga preparing a пасs during Carroll’s futile attempts to score.
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John Carroll
Cleveland
Ducky Dunn
Carroll
Ohio
Ed Baloga
Blue Streak
Runyan Captures Louisville Open Title at Audubon Club
Paul Runyan, PGA champion, won the Louisville Open with a 72-hole 283, one under par, finishing two strokes ahead of Light Horse Harry Cooper. Alvin Krueger led early but settled for fifth with several rivals close behind, while Cooper posted the day’s best 60 round. Runyan, 27, added another thousand dollars to his earnings and earned the Louisville Open crown.
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Arkansas
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Alvin Krueger
Beloit
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Krueger
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Vic Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Bill Kaiser
Byron Nelson
Ridgewood
al Krueger
Frank Walsh
Cooper
P G A Golfers Start Thursday in Oklahoma City
Professional golfers gather at Twin Hills for Open prep ahead of the National PGA Championship. Paul Runyan leads arrivals with Craig Wood George Jacobus Sam Parks Jr Ky Laffoon Walter Hagen Johnny Farrell and Henry Picard among those expected to reach the course.
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Twin Hills
National Professional Golfers Association
Paul Runyan
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Craig Wood
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Blond Bomber
George R. Jacobus
National P. G. A. T
Bunyan
Sam Parks, Jr
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Ky Laffoon
Walter Hagen
Johnny Revolta
Henry Picard
Johnny Farrell
Jimmy Thompson
Ridgewood
Coons Hunters Banned from Dusk till Dawn Season
Deputy Game Protector Edward Eberst orders coon hunters to keep dogs out of fields from 6 p m to 6 a m from October 15 to November 14, day before open season. No night hunting during period. exceptions for recognized field trials. Also mentions origin of soft drink trade in Philadelphia.
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Edward Eberst
The
Conservation Council
Buckeye Gridiron Week End Slates 23 Contests
Ohio teams schedule 23 games including 12 outside Ohio and seven abroad. Ohio State clashes with Northwestern headlines the Big Ten opener as three Western Conference teams play within Buckeye borders. Cincinnati hosts Indiana while Baldwin Wallace vs Western Reserve promises a regional gridiron classic.
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Associated Press
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Cincinnati Lightweight to Meet Cleveland Challenger at Music Hall
Al Hamilton of Cincinnati, state champion lightweight, will meet Wesley Martin of Cleveland in a 10 round finale at Music Hall Wednesday night. Hamilton plans a Pacific Coast bout schedule afterward. Johnny Stevens, Cincinnati southpaw, meets Billy Mack of Akron in the six round semifinal.
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Wesley Martin
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Pacific Coast
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Billy Mack
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Cards Keep Clean Slate Lead League Upbeat Chicago Cardinals
In the National Football League Chicago Cardinals under Milan Creighton remain undefeated with an 8 to 0 victory over Green Bay on a 12 yard Pardonneurn dropkick. New York Giants stay top in the East by beating Brooklyn 10 to 7. Red Pollock leads the Bears to a 39 to 0 rout of Philadelphia with three second period touchdowns. Earl Clark adds a 5 yard field goal and a third period TD as the Lions beat the Redskins 17 to 7.
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Geral W Lanning named trustee in Phillips divorce case
In Commoo Pleas Court Saturday Geral W Lanning was appointed trustee for the defendant in Ruth Phillips versus Clarence Phillips. Phillips is confined at the State Hospital for treatment. An answer will be filed by the trustee. The item notes bookbinders as monks in medieval Europe and an estimate of 250 tons per mile for a person’s weight.
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Geral W. Lanning
Ruth Phillips
Clarence Phillips
Comroo Pleas Court
Phillips
Athe State Hospital
Prio
Saturday Night Stars Across Colleges
The Associated Press highlights Saturday's standout performances. Don Jackson of North Carolina scored two touchdowns and threw for another as Tarheela defeated Maryland 33-0. Ozzie Simmons of Iowa scored twice in their 12-6 win over Colgate. Bob Davis of Kentucky had three of four team touchdowns versus Georgia Tech. George Roscoe of Minnesota rushed 74 yards on the Nebraska kickoff and scored five plays later. Larry Kelley of Yale caught two passes for two touchdowns in Yale's win over Penn. Machlowitz of New York University crossed the goal line twice as his team beat Carnezis.
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Don Jackson
North Carolina
Tarheela
Maryland
Ozzie Simmons
Iowa
Colgate
Bob Davis
Kentucky
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George Roscoe
Minnesota
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Larry Kelley
Yale
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Machlowitz
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