Cincinnati Reds face changes amid 1996 season buildup
The report outlines financial and personnel shifts around the Reds under owner Mack Phail and executive Powell Crosley Jr. It notes new players, lighting upgrades, and tax considerations shaping the club's future, including plans for attendance, expenses, and profit expectations as the 1996 season approaches.
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Redleg Financial
Cincinnati
Reds
Hese
United States
Pittsburgh
Campbell
Alexark Erickson
Lewis
Lew Riggs
Tve
Jammy Byrd
Babe
Eidint
Peienati Club
Tte
Larry MacPhail
Powell Crosley Jr
Millfield Starter Dilemma At Ohio U For Dayton Game
Ohio University coach Don Peden faces lineup questions for the Dayton Saturday game. Likely fullback is Bill Jurkovic with Bill Schmidt ready, and Joe Guerra edges Ed Holmquist at tackle. Bob Snyder may start tailback if Jurkovic shifts, while Bill Morgan could start at right end over Mel Platzke after strong play at Marshall. Police investigate a $3000 jewelry theft from Mr and Mrs Victor Sabin’s Tacoma car.
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Don Peden
Ohio University
Dayton
Peden
Ohio
DeStefano
Dunn
Joe Guerra
Millfield
Ed Holmquist
Bill Jurkovice
Bill Schmidt
Schmidt
Jurkovic
Bob Snyder
Snyder
Bobcats
Bill Morgan
Mel Platzke
Morgan
Marshall
Cleveland
Victor Sabin
Tacoma
Wash
Charities to Receive Shares From Bears College game
Checks for 8313 will be paid Thursday to three Chicago charities as their share of proceeds from the Chicago Bears College All Star game at Soldier Field on August 20. After taxes and expenses, 24937.15 remained for division, with 94481.40 gate and 77450 attendance. The Bears won the game 5 to 0.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Soldier Field
The
Chicago Tribune
Bears
Scots Hope To Break Mounts' Victory String
Wooster College football aims to halt Mount Union's unbeaten streak as Coach L C Boles studies defensive schemes. Other teams prep for key games including Cincinnati, Ohio Wesleyan, Kenyon, Western Reserve, Ashland, Oberlin, and Miami with various lineup changes and injuries noted.
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Associated Press
Wooster College
Mount Union
L. C. Boles
Russ Cohen
Linus Haley
Ohio Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Wittenberg
Lambert
Kenyon
Paul Milliken
Columbus
Hobart
Western Reserve
Warren
Red Cats
Findlay
Ashland
Baldwin Wallace
Lawrence Franks
Cleveland
Ray Ride
Case
Oberlin
Ride
Sherman Lyle
Toledo
Wally Cooper
Robert Harrison
Oxford
Miami
Alfred Holbrook College
O'Connor
Groomes
Union College
Spurgeon Illini Counter To Simmons In Heavyweight Showdown
Illinois faces Iowa in a key Big Ten clash at Memorial Stadium as 154-pound sophomore Lowell Spurgeon steps up to challenge Iowa star Oze Simmons. Spurgeon has shown speed and versatility, while Iowa may miss injured backs Dick Bowlin, Lawrence Haltom, Joe Richards, and captain Dick Crayne.
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Chicago
Champaign
Oze Simmons
Iowa
Lowell Spurgeon
Illinois
Memorial Stadium
Filii
Simmons
Hawkeye Star
Doug Mills
Mills
Tllmois
Spurgeon
Les Lindberg
Ohio University
Washington University of St. Louis
Iilini
Southern California
Tsilinois
Bob Zuppke
Illini
Hawkeyes
Colgate
Ossie Leem
Dick Bowlin
Lawrence Haltom
Joe Richards
Dick Crayne
Woman Professor Dies at Otterbein College Head of Fine Arts
Mrs. Is bel Scott, 68, longtime head of Otterbein College fine arts department, dies Monday in Westerville Ohio. Native of Tennessee, she led the department for 19 years and contributed to the college’s cultural program.
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Westerville
Mrsa
Isbel Scott
Otterbein College
Tennessee
Farm Imports Rise Sharply in September Trade Figures
Commerce department statistics show farm products imports up significantly in September while exports remained weak. Major increases noted in agricultural commodities and related goods, signaling a shift in trade balance for farm products.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Garden Jacobs merger seals Louis Schmeling title path in 1936
New York reports the fifth merger between Madison Square Garden and Michael Strauss Jacobs clears the way for Joe Louis to fight Max Schmeling in June with a winner facing James J. Braddock in September. The potential Garden Jacobs deal aims to extend through the 1936 outdoor season, leveraging Louis under contract until 1940 and noting past grosses of Louis's New York and Chicago bouts.
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Garden
Jacobs
Louis
Max Schmeling
New York
Madison Square Garden
Michael Strauss Jacobs
Joe Louis
James J. Braddock
Long Island City Bowl
Detroit
Chicago
Louis-Schmeling
Paulino
Brown
Carnera
Levinsky
Baer
Braddock-Baer
Winning Plays of 1935 Navy vs Army Highlight
The report details a 1935 service game where Kim Whitehead feigned a reception, drew defenders, and left end runs by Al Hessberg produced a long leftward score. Hessberg avoided Navy tacklers Robertshaw Pratt and Schmidt to finish the play.
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Kim Whitehead
Frank
al Hessberg
Whitehead
Robertshaw
Navy
Pratt
Schmidt
Boxing Roundup of Champion Fights Across Cities
Freddie Miller retained the world featherweight title with a points win over Vernon Cormier in Boston. Tony Falco defeated Teddy Loder in New York, while Tommy Freeman stopped Billy Hood in Miami Beach. Retzlaff, Wise man, Legrone, Cronin, Dugan, and Zorrita had victories in St Paul Des Moines Los Angeles and Brooklyn with several bouts ending by points or stoppage.
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Associated Press
Boston
Freddie Miller
Vernon Cormier
Worcester
Mass
Honey Mellody
Tommy Rawson, Jr
New York
Tony Falco
Philadelphia
Teddy Loder
Miami Beach
Fla
Tommy Freeman
Hot Springs
Ark
Billy Hood
Orlando
Paul—Charley Retzlaff
Leonard
N. D
Ford Smith
Kalispell
Mont
Petit Farrare
Des Moines
Iowa
Lew Thomas
Indianapolis
Paul Lee
Mickey Walker
Davenport
Drew
Hymie Wiseman
Frank Wolfram
Canada
Jimmy Legrone
Jess Ackerman
Steve Cronin
Jimmy Constance
Jackie Dugan
Waterloo
George Keener
Los Angeles
Leon Zorrita
Nick Pastore
Brooklyn
Tucson
Ariz
Henk Bath
Fort Morgan
Co O
Terry O’brien
Tacoma
Wash
Ishell and Drake Replace Carter Purvis As Touchdown Twins
Purdue University gains fresh fame with Johnny Drake fullback and Col IShell as new touchdown partners replacing Carter and Purvis. The Febrile season has Purdue rising in the Western Conference as Ishell and Drake recover from early injuries and threaten national attention amid tight standings with Purdue Ohio State and Minnesota in chase for the conference crown.
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Ishell
Drake
Carter
Purvis
Touchdown Twins
Boilermakers
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Purdue University
Duane Purvis
Jim Carter
Johnny Drake
Purdue
Fordham
Lafayette
Ohio State
Minnesota
Isbell
Mid-West
Jews barred from German Olympic prep under Nazi-era policies
Berlin reports outline two answers to Jewish participation in the 1996 Olympics. The German Olympic Committee claims autonomy to bar Jews, while Jews insist training access is blocked by SA and secret police, denying pools, halls, and fields and forcing disbandment in Meiningen.
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Germany
Berlin
S. A
Meiningen
Big Midwestern contest set with Iowa and Illinois at Urbana
The article previews a tight clash between Iowa and Illinois in Urbana as a marquee middle western contest. Notre Dame appears strong for subsequent games while Navy is not expected to challenge. Michigan visits the East to face Columbia with Renner guiding passing plays. Indiana may challenge Ohio State, while Michigan State faces Washington University and Marquette meets Mississippi.
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ADC
Ptre Saueee
Ohio State
Heekin
Willams
Dye
Notre Dame
Shakespeare
Layden
Carideo
Purdue Bell
Drake
Nebraska
LaNoue
Cardwell
Michigan
Renner
Marquette
Buivid
Guepe
Minnesota
Roscoe
Levoir
Glen Seide
Illinois
Lindberg
Henry
Chicago
Jay Berwanger
Middle West
Purdue
Irish
Buckeyes
Columbus
Minneapolis
Iowa
Illinoia
Urbana
Navy
Columbia
Wolverines
Indiana
Michigan State
Washington University
Mississippi
Armour and Revolta Face Decisive Title Bout in 1980s Spotlight
In Oklahoma City AP reports Tommy Armour and Johnny Revolta meeting for the crown after Revolta's rise with the 1983 Miami Open win. Armour, dominant in majors, faces Revolta who vows to play to par. Armour advances over Al Watrous earlier, 2 and 1.
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Oklahoma City
Tommy Armour
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Armour
Revolta
al Zimmerman
Portland
Ore
al Watrous
Wrestling Results From Three Cities
In Peoria Illinois Bad Strangler Lewis 240 of Los Angeles defeated Olaf Olson 225 of Sweden in one fall. In New Haven Joe Savoldi 200 of Three Oaks Michigan defeated Kari Schultz 210 of Germany but Schultz was disqualified for roughness. In Omaha Danno O Mahoney 219 of Ireland defeated Kre Nie Dusek 235 of Omaha in two falls.
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Peoria
Bad
Strangler) Lewis
Los Angeles
Olaf Olson
Sweden
New Haven
Conn
Joe Sa
Vold
Three Oaks
Mich
Kari Schultz
Germany
Schultz
Omaha
Nebr
Danno O' Mahoney
Ireland
Krenie Dusek
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