Cubs Reveal 1936 Roster Apart From Lindstrom
Chicago Cubs release official 1936 roster listing 32 players including nine rookies to train at Catalina Island before a south tour. Freddie Lindstrom is excluded after signing with Brooklyn. Charley Grimm returns to active duties while Phil Cavarretta plans regular play.
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Center Junction Triumphs in 44 21 Victory Over Baldwin
Center Junction dominated Baldwin with a 44 to 21 win. The Big Gold rotation outscored Baldwin heavily after the first team left, and key players Honor and Dreibelbus led the effort while Courtney and Otten contributed on the guard line.
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Gazette Newsies Defeat Jr Red Hawks 20 6
The Gazette Newsies defeated the St Wenceslaus Jr Red Hawks 20 to 6 Friday night. Mike Red scored four baskets and added four points in the effort. Mike Kasparek contributed four points and guard Barten led the Red Hawks with four points. The game featured no fouls on St Wenceslaus and only three on The Gazette.
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Thomas and Shipley Sign With Cedar Rapids Raiders
Contracts for catcher prospects Thomas of South Bend and Shipley of Peoria were filed at Cedar Rapids baseball headquarters. Thomas, a St Louis Cardinals affiliate, is 23, 5'10" 185 and batted .285 over three pro seasons with Houston last year. Shipley, a versatile veteran, previously played for the Raiders in 1934 and can handle first base or outfield emergencies.
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Los Angeles
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Pine Bluff
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Lowden Triumphs Over Bennett High 21 14
Lowden high school cagers defeated Bennett High 21 to 14 on the local floor. After a tight first quarter the home team pulled ahead to a 14 to 7 halftime lead and maintained control. Hintze led Lowden with 9 points while Schnack and Bertrott each had 4 for Bennett. The Bennet seconds claimed a large 93 to 9 win in their game.
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Van Horne High Sweeps Norway In Weekend Twinbill
Van Horne High split a doubleheader with Norway High Friday. The junior team dominated 26 8 while the varsity won 46 19. Key scorers included Kiumm Barron and W Potter with 13 and 12 points. Ackthon anchored defense as Norway was held scoreless at halftime and fouls sidelined three players.
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Stanwood Takes Two Tilts From Wheatland
Stanwood swept Wheatland in a pair of games. The girls won 29 17 and the boys rolled to 41 20, with Stanwood names and scores reported.
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Star-studded Red Sox face tough road to pennant
Boston owner Tom Yawkey reinforced the 1936 Red Sox with Joe Cronin leading a star filled roster including Lefty Grove Wes Ferrell Oscar Melillo Babe Dahlgren Melo Almada Heinie Manush Roger Cramer and Johnny Marcum. Cronin must blend aging veterans with rookies for a cohesive unit as age and depth create coaching challenges.
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Pro Wrestling Cards at Memorial Coliseum Set for Thursday Night
After a week off due to weather the Memorial Coliseum hosts a wrestling card led by Lou Plummer in the main event. Plummer faces Ray Richards in a two out of three falls bout set for ninety minutes with Roughhouse Rudy La Dizzi vs Policeman Sammy Carter in a featured match. The undercard includes Karl Big Boy Davis making his first appearance and Stanley Myslajck of Mrnea Pets in a preliminary bout.
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New Hampton Tops Oelwein 31–19 in Northseat Town clash
New Hampton defeated Oelwein 31 to 19 in a Northseat Town conference game Friday night. Strubel from New Hampton led the scoring with five field goals while Jarchow of Oelwein had an outstanding performance.
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Aircraft Lighting Regulations Under Sunset to Sunrise Rules
The Department of Commerce requires aircraft flying after sunset and before sunrise to display three position lights: green on the right wing, red on the left wing, and a white light placed toward the tail. This ensures clear visibility and identification during low light hours.
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Marengo Spotters Lead Bowling Season in First Half
Special to The Gazette Marengo Spotters top the season half with three top ten high players led by Harold Simmons who has the season high 140 average and 228 personal score at the Recreation Club. Other high totals include Lyle Dye 222 Carl Pelzer 217 Dr. R. B. Galbraith 246 all time alley record 212 Irwin Zahrt 205 Kenneth McCune 203 and Rev. P. V. Duggan 202. Team standings show Spotters first with 105 wins and .668. Lumberjacks, Bankers and Aces follow amid scoring totals in this midseason report.
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Creighton Announces Eight Game Football Schedule
Creighton University in Omaha reveals an eight game fall grid slate under athletic director Marchmont Schwartz. The lineup includes Hardin Simmons on Oct 24 and Detroit on Nov 26 in Omaha with additional games against South Dakota, Grinnell, Drake, Washburn, Marquette, and St. Louis. Homecoming set for Marquette game.
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Newsboys Fall to Y Aces 24 19 In Tough Game
The Y Aces defeated the Gazette Newsies 24 to 19 in a hard fought basketball match. R Rod of the Aces led scoring with eight points.
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Hot Sport Chatter Sparks Raiders Western league Move
Gossip swirls as Waterloo joins the Western league this season boosting Raiders hopes. Frank Howard shines as a strong outfielder and hitter while Harry Johnson meets with Branch Rickey and scouts compare Howard unfavorably to Pelton and Ewing. Baseball and coaching rumors ripple through college and professional circles.
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Washington Junior College Thumps Maquoketa 42 23 on Home Court
Washington Junior Cardinals defeated Maquoketa 42 to 23 in Ta region, led by Glider and Stites in the opening minutes, with Eicher fouling out early. Paup topped the visitors in scoring but struggled with accuracy. Washington used multiple squads as coach George Freshwaters rotated players. The teams meet again in Maquoketa next Thursday.
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O'Neill's Indians Beat Tigers Link Deepens Roster Ties
Cleveland manager Steve O'Neill says his prior Toledo and Toronto players now in Detroit and Cleveland will shape a tight AL pennant race. He cites Trosky's stance change in Toledo, discusses Panamanian prospects, and notes Frankie Pytlak's return to form improving pitching support. He also praises young catcher Joe Becker and confirms upcoming clashes with Detroit, New York, and Boston.
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Columbus High Grid Schedule Arranged
Eight football games for Columbus high school are scheduled with dates and opponents listed. Games include Iowa City and Morning Sun at home, and West Liberty and New London away, with an open date on Oct 13 and matches against Lone Tree Mediapolis Hrighton Morning Sun and Winfeld.
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Quaker Oats Meet Wilson in Key M J League Clash
Quaker Oats faces Wilson Wednesday in a first round finale of the M and J basketball league. Both teams sit tied for first with 3–0 records, Hogan and Seghi top scoring with 35 points each, and lineups including Kitch Fass Hogan Forrestal Larkin Seeht.
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Budapest Tests New Pocket Telephones
Budapest plans pocket phones with wall plugs at entrances, restaurants, street corners, and transit stops. Owners insert a plug and request a number. automatic dialing follows. Phones reserved for customers with a prompt payment history.
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German synthetic rubber plant opens in 1935 at Piesteritz
Berlin reports that Germany has added synthetic rubber to its substitute materials list. The Piesteritz plant near Wittenberg was built in late 1935 and is expected to start operations early this year.
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