Ohio Bobcats edge Illini in tough gridiron clash
In a hard fought game the Ohio team, led by Don Peden's squad, challenged Illinois with strong line play and standout backs. Zuppke praised Ohio's defense while noting Lindberg's exit. Tilini reporters highlighted Jurkovic Chernitski Isitski and Burnison as keys to Ohio's offense and punting edge.
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Buckeye Backfield Gears Up After Illini Upset Victory
Ohio University rolls to a 6-0 win over Illinois as Dick Irelan suffers a knee injury. Coach Denison Peden notes blocking fixes and prep for two open Saturdays while Jurkovic and Snyder shine in kicking.
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Purdue Boilermakers face uncertain 1955 season under Kizer
Purdue coach Noble Kizer predicts mixed results for a weakened 1955 squad after losing key players including the Touchdown Twins. He notes line reinforcements and backfield plans as the team prepares for a major opener against Northwestern on Oct. 5, with a schedule that includes Fordham Chicago Carnegie Tech Minnesota Wisconsin and Indiana.
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Sunday's Stars Shine in Contested Big League Games
McGee leads Cardinals limited to three hits in a tame AP outing. Foxx and Myer pace Senators with homers as Myer tops league batting. Mungo of Dodgers dominates with two homers against Phillies. Kreevich and White Sox, Detroit’s pitchers, contribute in twin win. Brown and Perringer each collect four hits as Pirates and Reds excel. Solters and Mugh es lead Browns and Indians with four hits apiece. Leib er and MacFayden spark Braves win while Giants fall. Wilson and Ruffing anchor Red Sox and Yankees, Boston victory cap.
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Warneke to Hurl for Cubs in World Series opener
Warneke, the Ozarks pride, will oppose the Tigers in the first game of the World Series opening in Detroit on Wednesday. Cubs manager Charley Grimm announced the decision and warned that if trouble arises, Larry French will relieve.
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American Pros Defeat Britain in 1935 Ryder Cup 9 to 3
RIDGEWOOD N J The 1935 Ryder Cup ends in a 9 to 3 United States victory. Americans clinch five singles wins led by Sarazen Runyan Revoalta Dutra and Picard advancing U S lead. Britons Busson Cox bold but could not win a singles match.
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Leading Batters and Pitchers in National League and American League
The data lists top players by category across leagues. Vaughan of the Pirates leads in batting average at 385 with Medwick close at 353 for the Cardinals. Galan of the Cubs has 133 runs, Medwick 132, and Berger leads RBIs with 129 for the Braves.
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Baseball Greats Vance and Earnshaw to Teach at Homosassa
Dazzy Vance and George Earnshaw, once top right-handed stars, will run a baseball school at Homosassa Springs Florida starting January 4. The clinic targets developing players and fans seeking professional techniques.
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Babe Herman Drives Reds With Hot Bat And Versatility
Cincinnati star Babe Herman has hit .335 since joining the Reds from the Pirates and has covered the outfield and first base in strong fashion, pacing the club in the early stretch.
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Stern foes oppose leaders this week in college football
Weekend slate features Texas Christian versus Arkansas after a 28-11 win over North Texas Teachers, Texas vs LSU, and Texas A and M vs Baylor. Also notable are Notre Dame at Carnegie Tech and Army hosting William and Mary in interregional play.
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Tigers Arrive in Detroit to Face Cubs in World Series
Detroit welcomes the Tigers as they prepare for the first World Series clash with the Chicago Cubs. Manager Mickey Cochrane organizes a key practice at Navin Field while auxiliary bleachers raise capacity beyond 56 000. Cubs owner K Wrigley and an official Chicago party arrive with Mayor Kelly and other dignitaries for the opener.
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Curtain Falls on Eventtul 1935 Major League Season
The 1935 baseball season ends with the Cubs and Tigers facing off in the World Series starting in Detroit. Many clubs posted improvements, White Sox and Reds rose from cellar positions, while the Braves set a modern NL defeat record. Endurance marks include Lou Gehrig at 1 653 consecutive games and Gun Suhr in all Pirates games.
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NYU Coach Mal Stevens Optimistic On Team Materials
New York University coach Mal Stevens says this year’s material is better than last year marking a confident assessment amid early season talk. The remark emphasizes improved depth and potential for the squad this season.
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