Multiple colleges eyed as strong conference rivals
A scattered discussion lists Duke North Carolina and several others as potential strong intercollegiate contenders. The piece notes teams like Syracuse Fordham Pitt Temple Carnegie Tech and Indiana as possible rivals with emphasis on football and basketball talent. It hints at strategic alignments across regions and names several universities involved in the debate.
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Bobcats Face Dayton in Home Debut at Ohio Stadium
Ohio University 1935 squad, fresh from three wins, gears to host Dayton Flyers in Ohio Stadium. Dayton, paced by Vince McDonough, arrives off a tough loss to DePaul with a bruising line and fast backfield. Ohio will be without Ducky Dunn and George DeStefano, reshuffling Holmquist Morris Jurkovic Snyder to fill gaps.
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Illinois
John Carroll
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Ducky Dunn
George DeStefano
Ed Holmquist
DeStefano
Bill Morris
Bill Jurkovic
Bob Snyder
What's On The Air Tuesday Program On WLW CBS
A jam packed schedule lists Terband fect Armstrong aging Lacy Orphan Annie and various orchestras and guest stars across WLW CBS and other stations. Highlights include Heinrich Ros and Myrt and Marge along with Pennsylvanians March of Time and Kohler music bands.
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Hartnett Named National League MVP for 1935
Gabby Hartnett, Chicago Cubs catcher, won the 1935 National League MVP with 75 points from the Baseball Writers’ Association of America. Dizzy Dean finished second with 66, Wally Berger tied for sixth with 20, and Arky Vaughan was third with 45 points as Hartnett’s bat and defense aided a late Cubs title drive.
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Gabby) Hartnett
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Xavier Back Rocks Scoring Race With Four TDs
Xavier Musketeers junior Roarin John Koprowski rose to second in Ohio college football scoring after four touchdowns against the Haskell Indians. Koprowski boosted his season total to 49, 18 behind Ray Zeh of Western Reserve, with runs of 76 65 46 and 34 yards.
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Intricate football spinners demand timing and teamwork
The article stresses that successful offense hinges on precise timing and strict adherence to assignments. It warns that passes misthrown by the center disrupt plays and that blocking backs must move quickly to clear paths, while overtiming leads to fumbles as players guess the ball’s trajectory.
Regional Wrestling Results From Multiple Venues
In Wilmington Joe Savoldi 200 of Three Oaks Mich defeated Dick Raines 230 Dallas Tex one fall. In Camden Ernie Heffner 228 Kansas City defeated Casey Berger 215 Shultz Creek Ky two falls of three. Portland Cement O Neil 115 Deering Me defeated Meisheka 175 Arabia two falls of three. In Chicago Ireland 219 defeated Chief Little Wolf 215 Trinidad Col. In Monta Yvon Robert 213 Montreal defeated Charlie Strack 228 Pittsburgh two falls out of three.
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Jews See Olympian Path Blocked by Boycotts in Germany
In Berlin, Jewish athletes face widespread discrimination as Nazi officials pressure Aryan clubs and restrict access to facilities. Jewish leagues report many clubs losing support while officials promise no hindrance to Olympic participation, complicating training ahead of the 1936 Games.
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Truscon Co Bought by Republic Steel Corp
The Republic Steel Corp. announced Monday it has acquired the controlling interest in the Truscon Steel Co. terms and specifics were not disclosed leaving the transaction to corporate announcements and market implications.
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Louis' Trainer Free on Bond in Chicago Shooting
Jack Blackburn, Louis' long time trainer, is out on $5,000 bond after a Sunday night pistol exchange that injured bystander Enoch Houser. Blackburn faces a hearing November 19 on an assault with intent to kill charge. Louis blames Blackburn for his rise to heavyweight prominence amid the chaotic incident.
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Wildcats to See Gophers in Homecoming Sellout
Minneapolis report says Minnesota will host Northwestern with a near capacity crowd. Five thousand sideline seats were sold for fans seeking a front row view as officials expected about 50 to 58 thousand in attendance.
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Gridders Donate Blood to Player at Albany College
Albany Ore The Albany College football squad of 11 regulars and substitutes offered blood for gravely ill teammate Gravely hospitalized center Joe Tercheria. Blood donated by John Nichol and five others tested, with all players volunteering regardless of the Pacific University game.
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Nebraska trainer Doc McLean buried today
Lincoln Neb the University of Nebraska athletic trainer Martin J Doc McLean who died last Sunday will be buried today His services extended beyond football as he rushed to Chicago before the 1935 World Series to treat Gabby Hartnett’s arm He endured three nights of sleep loss but spoke of the event only to close friends
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PGA Tourney Semis Carded as Youth Faces Experience
In Oklahoma City semi finals pit four players, youth Al Zimmermann of Portland and Johnny Revolta of Milwaukee against veterans Tommy Armour and Al Watrous. Revolta eliminated Walter Hagen, Zimmerman ousted Paul Runyan, Armour edged Ed Dudley in extra holes, Watrous defeated Horton Smith as birdie runs closed the match. Watrous’ clutch putting carried him to the win.
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Bidwill questions timekeeping after Pittsburgh loss
Chicago Cardinals owner Charles Bidwill said he will contact Joe Carr to press closer attention to officiating clocks. He argued the team faced a short count against Pittsburgh Pirates when 2 minutes 17 seconds remained after a late Cardinals drive.
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Dexter Church Revival Ends at Old Dexter
A ten day revival led by Rev Leah Weatherby ends in Dexter with seven new church members. Local moves include Nellie and Callie Nelson visiting Ashville and Colum bus, Everett Michael relocating to Parker Run, and Mr Cartwright moving to the Winn farm. Households in Huntington and Gallipolis visit graves of Smiths and Martins. Violets bloom in Dexter and Eliza Turner recovers from an appendix operation. The smallest known star is about the size of the earth.
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Indiana Hoosiers Face Ohio State After Tough Setbacks
Indiana coach Bo McMillin debates improving ground to touchdown efficiency as the Hoosiers prepare for Ohio State. Injury woes hit Ohio State with Merle Wendt broken nose and Jim Karcher shoulder, while Minnesota and Iowa squads drill and Wisconsin and Purdue sit out heavy work.
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Perry Funeral Rites in Success Church for Charles Perry
A large crowd attended the funeral of Charles Perry at the Success Christian Church on Wednesday. He died Monday from a broken neck suffered seven weeks earlier when struck by a passing truck while walking near his home. Police report in Marion state Chief William Marks arrested Floyd Sayers and George B. Beachum on 35 burglary charges across multiple counties.
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