Wisconsin Football Whisky Coffee Scandal Under Regents Probe
Wisconsin AD and athletic staff face a regents inquiry over claims that football players were served coffee spiked with whisky before a game with Minnesota. Affidavits from trainers and athletic officials describe attempts to influence players and conceal liquor distribution amid investigations into coaching staff and campus athletic affairs.
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Football coaches gather for annual huddle at Pitt
American football coaches meet in Pittsburgh led by Dr John Bain Sutherland. They will review rules with no expected major changes though suggestions may go to the NCAA Rules Committee in March. Topics include goal line posts position, slow whistle, forward pass, substitution communication, and 25 yard penalties.
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Coaches Association
Paul Waner Wins Lefthanded Golf Meet
Paul Waner wins the Lefthanded Golf Meet in Florida. Details are garbled but indicate Waner’s victory and a related press note from CORAT GAELFS.
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St Louis Browns Again Cast as League Villains in 1920s Outlook
St. Louis Browns plot to be league villains again as Rogers Hornsby reshapes a roster with two veteran outfielders and three rookies. LeRoy Mahaffern bought for 7500 dollars and Alphonse Thomas add depth. nine pitchers planned, with Hoornsbys picks Caldwell Mills Meola vie for two bullpen spots. The infield stays solid at Burns Cirey Lary Clift, with Burnett Beyma and Hornsby backing them, while West Solters hold the outfield roles as Coleman Pepper and Bell contest one regular berth.
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Jack Knott
Merritt
Sugar” Cain
Russell van Atta
Elton Walkup Hornsby
Earl Caldwell
Howard Mills
St. Paul Southpaw
Emile Meola
Los Angeles
Solters Fixtues
Jack Burns
Tom Cirey
Lyn Lary
Harland Clift
Johnny Burnett
Ollie Beyma
Sam West
Julius Solters
Ed Coleman
Ray Pepper
Beau Bell
Melvin Mazzera
San Antonio
Harold Warnock
University of Arizona
Rollie Hernsbey
Tommy Heath
Angelo Giuliani
St. Paul
Berg Beats Crews In Punta Gorda Golf Final
Patty Berg of Minneapolis rallied to defeat veteran Maureen Crews of Charlotte Harbor in an 18 hole final to win the Charlotte Chase golf championship in Punta Gorda Florida. Berg seized control late to secure the title and completed a dominant run in the meet finals.
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Three Cornered Trade In National Brewing
National Brewing faces a three cornered trade dispute as New York brokers, including key figures like Moeager Casey Stervel and Posner, engage in a complex series of exchanges and counter moves. The fragmented report mentions Ser surge and a paddle beret related to a brewers dispute, with unclear dates but notable names involved in the brewing trade.
Ray Mangrum Sinks Shot In Open Leaf Warnament
Ray Mangrum carded a strong round with a notable hole in one in the Vth green Prye Open Leaf Warnament. He fought through a tough pace and rough to lead a field featuring prominent golfers, posting a score near sixty five on the day.
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Trier
Wyoming Loses Pair To Oxford Junction Fives
A garbled sports item reports Wyoming losing two matches to Oxford Junction Fives. The readable portion references teams and a defeat but lacks clear scores or dates. The fragment mentions named entities resembling Wyoming and Oxford Junction, with unclear context and limited details.
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Oxford Junction
Spor t jabs IY the Associated Press
Fragments describe boxing action with several placeholders and garbled names. Key points mention Brookton stopping Toots, Washington and Hartford bouts, and Frank Hughes with scores or results unclear. No coherent outcome or complete entities to confirm.
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Weighing and Examining of Golden Gloves Boxers
Preparations for the Golden Gloves tournament hinge on weigh in and medical exams. A seven-doctor team will check about 200 entrants in Cedar Rapids Memorial building armory from 2 to 5:30 pm Monday. Any defect or weight issues may force withdrawal or division changes. about 25 to 30 bouts expected over three nights. Ticket sales at Belden Hill’s and Ly man’s show steady demand, with ringside seats still available.
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Tommy Caldwell
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Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Plummer Falls To Richards On Foul In Local Ring Card
The great Lou Plummer was injured by a foul in a key match as Ray Richards secured victory. Referee Shires delivered sharp blows on the finish, lifting his standing with local fans despite prior controversy. Rudy La Duzt drew with Policeman Sam Carter in a showy, dramatic bout. Stanley Myslajek also fell to Karl Davis in under nine minutes due to Davis’s weight advantage.
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Rudy la Duzt
Sam Carter
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Stanley Myslajek
Karl Davis
Chapman Mungo And Castleman In Ranks Of Holdouts
New York three major league clubs face holdouts led by Yankees outfielder Ben Chapman Giants pitcher Clydell Castleman and Brooklyn pitcher Van Mungo. Chapman from Birmingham Alabama says his 12000 salary was cut and has sent back his contract, demanding 1000 more to reach his price. Mungo seeks 15000, while Chapman cites his strong last season as a basis for a raise.
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Flanagan Resigns As Duquesne Football Coach
Duquesne University announces the resignation of head football coach Flanagan after seven seasons. He will depart to pursue other roles, ending a period that included losses to Pittsburgh and Cincinnati rivals and a prior playing career at Army and Notre Dame era teams.
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Cardinal rookies face test as Cards rely on new faces
St Louis Cardinals president Sam Breadon said the 1936 club will lean on a strong crop of rookies rather than veteran bench players. He highlighted infield prospects Lyle Judy Johnny Mize Stuart Martin and Pat Ankenman and named Lynn King Louis Skoffic and Eddie Morgan as potential outfield reserves. Breadon stressed confidence in the young group to win another pennant.
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Rochester
Stuart Martin
Houston
Pat Ankenman
Columbus
Orsattis
Lynn King
Louis Skoffic
Eddie Morgan
Bloomington, Ill
Inside Out Swing Technique Demonstrated in Golf Training
Instructional excerpt from 1936 by Holstors Nete Cheater Horton explains a golf swing drill emphasizing the inside line and right hand delivery. It describes posting, levering, and punching through the ball with the right hand while the left remains as a fulcrum, aiming for a controlled, powerful strike.
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Winning teams have crack 2nd basemen
Alan Gould surveys 1935 season second basemen for top clubs. Gehringer and Herman are standout keystone players on champions, with Myer, Frisch, Lazzeri also strong. Several clubs face changes as vacancies open and candidates contend for the Detroit, Chicago, New York, and Boston teams.
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Johnny Evers
Eddie Collins
Larry Doyle
Frankie Frisch
Larry Lajoie
Rogers Hornsby
Charley Gehringer
Detroit Tigers
Billy Herman
Chicago Cubs
Gehringer
Buddy Myer
Washington Senators
Tiger
Meyer
Herman
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Cardinal
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Fordham Flash
Lyle Judy
Springfield
Myer
Tony Lazzeri
Yankees
Tom Carey
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Pep) Young
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Alex Kampouris
Reds
Lou Chiozza
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Gazette Newsies Sweep Shellsburg in Double Header
Cedar Rapids Gazette newsies first team won 24-22 after trailing at half 12-9. The midgets team won 27-17 with Joe Beltram and Mike Red scoring 8 points each. Shellsburg’s Williams brothers led with Coach Rector’s squad while Jack Kohl led the Shellsburg midgets with 14 points. Red Wilson contributed a steady game for the newsies.
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Warneke Worries Cubs Front Office in Contract Talks
Chicago AP Lonnie Warneke an Arkansan who delays, has the Cubs worried as signed contracts flow in for most players but not the star pitcher. Warneke received a substantial raise, while holdout talk swirls around his name. Charlie Root and Frank Demaree submitted contracts Thursday, bringing all but twelve players into the fold.
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Dublinsky And Celebron Boxing Match Postponed
The Chicago bout between Harry Dublinsky and Billy Celebron was postponed due to the death of Dublinsky's mother, forcing the cancellation of tonight's scheduled fight in Chicago.
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Veteran stars in hall of fame vote face delay at Cooperstown
Baseball writers split over selecting five pre1900 stars with Anson and Ewing leading on 39 votes each out of 78 as the first ballot falls short of the 75 percent threshold. A second poll will determine the five enduring figures for the hall of fame dedication in 1939.
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Pop” Anson
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Buck” Ewing
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Old Hoss) Radbourne
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Bierman Sees No Target For Red Dawson Successor
MINNEAPOLIS AP Selec tion of a successor to Lowell Red Dawson, Minnesota back field coach, who Friday signed a four year contract as Tulane head coach, occupied attention at the university. Bernie Bierman said he had not picked anyone for the post and could not discuss the situation. Rumors named Dallas Ward Sheldon Beise and Vernal Babe Levoir, but Bierman and the men denied knowledge. Dawson named Glenn Seidel as backfield assistant at Tulane. Seidel had been linked to the Minnesota post earlier in rumors.
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Red” Dawson
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Babe” Levoir
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Cornell B Mat Team to Wrestle Newton Des Moines Meets
Cornell B team of reserves travels to Newton Iowa and Des Moines to face Newton M C A and the Des Moines YMCA in dual meets. Absent 118 and heavyweight weight classes, freshmen will wrestle exhibitions at those weights. Competitors include Ollman or Wessling 126, Campo 135, Sieben 145, Kunz 155, Watson 165, Edwards 175. Cornell previously beat Des Moines 21 to 13.
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Boston Bees Becomes New Name for National League Club
Boston becomes the Bees after a fan driven vote of 1 327 nicknames. President Bob Quinn selects the name from writers and fans and notes a field renaming likely to Bee Hive. Chick Cuccinello signs with the Bees as contract comes from New York City, and John J. Quinn returns as secretary.
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