Weather and sports results tidbits in scattered city notes
The fragment lists multiple city sports matches and weather notes with rain in Philadelphia Boston New York Washington and Columbus. It mentions Cincinnati Columbus St Paul Milwaukee with scores or counts and rail weather hints. The text is incomplete but indicates rain effects on games and travel.
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Sapii
Cincinists
Boston
New York
Washinton Crain
Columbus
Columbus Bed
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Milwaukee A
Wingard Named Instructor in West Virginia University
Cleon J. Wingard who had been tied to aquatic fame is appointed a physical education instructor at the University of Pittsburgh campus in West Virginia. The announcement notes his start today after a period of delay and references Miss Charlotta Calderwood and the Wingard family in the surrounding context.
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W. Va
Cleon J. Wingard
University of Pitts
Kight Mainte
Gao
Beckley Maulers Dominate Yankees 19 to 1 in Opening Meet
The Beckley team overwhelmed the Yankees 19 to 1 in the first half of the meet. Miners clinched early control as the event unfolded with decisive scoring and strong performances.
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Froppet
Yankees
Mrecond Sessively
Beckley
Te Miners
Hameheaders
Cubs Rally Behind Galan in 8 2 Victory Over Phillies
Charley Grimm moved Augie Galan to the outfield and he responded with six RBIs including two homers as the Cubs beat the Phillies 8 to 2 to stay two games behind the Cardinals. The Cardinals beat the Braves 6 to 3 while the Giants outlasted the Reds 6 to 4 behind Carl Hubbell’s 20th win.
Willaman Estate Valued At 25000 In Probate Records
Sam Willaman former coach at Western Reserve University and Ohio State University who died August 28 left an estate estimated at 25000 according to probate court records.
Football Rules Meeting Set for Saturday at Ohio University
Coaches players and officials from Southeastern Ohio and others will gather in Ohio University Men's Gym Saturday at 10 am for a football rules interpretation session. B T Grover presides with Ohio high school and college officials leading the discussion and demonstrations by Don C. Peden and W J Trautwein of Ohio University.
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Southeastern Ohio
Ohlo University
B. T Grover
RK. W. “Rose” Finsterwald
EB. C. “Irish Kreiger
Athens
Boyd ©. Chambers
Det
Fred Heinhold
Cincinnati
Ohio High School Association
Don C. Peden
W. J. Trautwein
Ohio University
New Trainer Named for Ohio Wesleyan Teams
Ken Stark of Powell Ohio former OSU assistant trainer has been named trainer for Ohio Wesleyan University's athletic teams succeeding resigning James MacDonald Stark is an Ohio State graduate of 1932 and will lead the trainer staff.
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Delaware
Ken Stark
Powell, O
Ohio State University
Ohio Wesleyan University
Stark
Ohio State
James MacDonald
Budge Poised for Top Ten in 1935 Tennis Race
With rain delaying the men and women's singles, Don Budge of Oakland and Bitsy Grant of Atlanta are seen advancing into the top ranks of America's first ten for 1935. Budge and Grant are strong contenders for higher placements, while Wilmer Allison Frank Shields Sidney Wood Jr. and Bryan M Grant vie for the upper positions amid reshuffled national standings.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
America
Don Budge
Oakland
Calif
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Frank Shields
Sidney B. Wood
New York
Stars Shine as Cubs overpower Phillies in six-run win
Augie Galan drove in six for the Cubs with two homers, one grand slam, in a victory over Philadelphia. Jim Collins of the Cardinals and Wally Berger collected hits while Berger also hit his 30th homer to lead the league. Dick Bartell added three hits for the Giants in a Reds attack.
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Augie Galan
Cubs
Galan
Angie Jong
Phillies
Cardinals
Giants
Braves
Wally Berger
Boston
Frank Frisch
Ed Brandt
Jim Collins
Ben Cantwell
Jesse ‘Pop’ Haines
Bill Walker
Reds
Carl Hubbell
Cincinnati
Hubbell
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Pirates
Associated Press
Collins
Berger
Dick Bartell
Army’s passing attack plans to carry its fall schedule
West Point Coach Lieut. Gar Davidson says Army will emphasize forward passes and laterals to counter defenses this season. He cites Alabama’s Rose Bowl aerials as a preview, and notes Joe Nazarro as a top passer along with receivers Bill Shuler and Maurice Preston. The nine game slate opens October 5 vs William and Mary through November 30 vs Navy in Philadelphia.
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Edward J. Neil
West Point
N. Y.U
Lieut
Gar Davidson
Army Gridirons
Alabama
Stanford
Rose Bow
Davidson
Army
Navy
Joe Nazarro
Brooklyn
Jack Buckler
Joe Stancock
Bill Shuler
Maurice Preston
Harvard
Yale
New Haven
Mississippi State
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
New York
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Philadelphia
Rice
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