Cubs to Catalina Island with 26 man roster in 1934 plan
Chicago Cubs announce a 26 man squad for departure to Catalina Island on March 1 as manager Charley Grimm trims to 23 by midsummer. Key holdovers include Hartnett and Billy Herman. new additions feature Chuck Klein and several AA level minors look to crack the roster.
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Oosterbaan May Be Yale Grid Assistant, Kipke Says
Michigan coach Harry Kipke disclosed that Benny Oosterbaan, former All American end, is likely to join Yale as an assistant football coach after Fielding Yost hinted at terms. Jack Blott may not join Yale, weighing an offer from another college and awaiting a decision in days.
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Wisconsin
Durocher Answers His Wife Divorce Plea in Cincinnati
Leo Durocher filed an answer in domestic relations court to Ruby Durocher's divorce suit. He asked the court grant him the divorce and denied her accusation of grass neglect. His filing notes he associated with other men and attended parties. a temporary $25 a week fine was set Friday.
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Gibson Has High Hopes For Pirates
Pirates manager George Gibson is optimistic about the 1934 pennant race, warning against early predictions while detailing plans to strengthen the pitching staff. He visited Pittsburgh, discussed trades, and eyed a seasoned second baseman and catcher, with Tony Cuccinello and Billy Herman among targets. He also outlined a pitching rotation led by Red Lucas and Larry French, with Swetonic Meine and others in relief.
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Cincinnati In A Trade That Brought Pitcher “Red” Lucas
Chicago
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Bill Brubaker
Tommy Thevenow
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Larry French
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Ralph Birkofer
Hal Smith
Steven Swetonic
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Iowa Defeats St. Ambrose 39 to 18 in Conference Play
The University of Iowa basketball team secured a 39 to 18 victory over St. Ambrose College in Moline with a stingy defense and effective offense. The report notes strong Hawkeye play and tight defense limiting the opponent. The passage also briefly references John Hancock and John Adams as American independence leaders.
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College Basketball Results Mixed Across Numerous Games
A compilation of college basketball scores includes Minnesota 31 over Northwestern 30 and Yale 41 over Cornell 31, with several other games showing uneven results. Notable results list Western State 0, Colorado Mines 27, West Virginia 21, Oklahoma 11, Nebraska 26, Temple 12, and Penn State 2 in varied matchups.
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Carnera and Loughran Set Feb 22 Heavyweight Title Fight
Primo Carnera and Tommy Loughran prepare for their February 22 championship bout. A photo shows Loughran with his mother en route from Philadelphia to Miami for training, while Carnera trains in Miami Beach. The report notes Carnera does not limit work to the gym.
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Blondy Ryan Poised for Heavy Summer Attention
New York fans and national observers will monitor Blondy Ryan closely as he returns for a second major league season with the Giants. Critics noted early errors but praised his hustle and role in the 1933 pennant run while cautioning tougher questions with improved play and a harder ball in 1934.
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Flanagan Named Athletic Chief At Duquesne U
Flanagan a Port Arthur Texas native and former Notre Dame ball carrier was named athletic director at Duquesne University. He will replace Elmer Layden who left to coach at Notre Dame. Bach becomes head coach as Flanagan oversees the Dukes backfield.
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USC Presses Iowa to Repudiate Proselyting Charge
USC officials demand Iowa retract its charge of proselyting in the Swanson and Froning case. Hugh Wellett says USC cleared Coach Sam Barry and Forrest Twogood after a complete investigation. The piece surveys statements from Twogood and the players and notes conflicting recollections.
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Purvis to Fight Rothier in Island Arena Next Friday
Henry Rothier, who beat Joe Rivers, is matched to face Jackie Purvis in an island arena bout next Friday night. Purvis, an Indianapolis welterweight, is described as tough, aggressive, with power in both fists, taller than Rothier and having defeated Johnny Phagan.
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Iowa State Wrestlers Rout Gophers 28 to 10 in Minneapolis
Iowa State’s mat team dominated Minnesota 28 to 10 in Minneapolis. Six of eight bouts went to Iowa State, with five falls by the Cyclones and two by the Gophers. Captain Attell Felix of Minnesota scored a fall on Glenn Yarger to start, while Carlson Johnson of Minnesota added a later win over Dave Matthews.
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Surprise Defeat Ends Northwestern Title Hopes
Minnesota edged Northwestern 31 to 30 in Minneapolis as the Gophers snapped a pair of Big Ten defeats. The Wildcats, now 4 3, drop from contention and fall behind Purdue and Iowa in the race. Minnesota led late and held on despite a tight finish.
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Phillies May Take Play Away From A’s
Jimmie Wilson, beloved local catcher, named Phillies manager and catcher. He aims to boost pitching staff morale by keeping rules light and letting pitchers believe they can win. Wilson’s background includes time with the Phillies, Cardinals, and three World Series appearances, shaping a philosophy of confidence, trust, and fair chances.
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U S Skaters Chase North American Speedster Titles
At the Fowler lake meet in Oconomowoc Wisconsin American skaters led the first day of the North American championships. Eddie Schroider of Chicago topped the men with two wins and a second for 80 points while Kit Klein of Buffalo tied Dorothy Francy of St Paul in the women’s division with 30 points each.
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Curtis Bryan Wins Miami Biltmore Amateur
Curtis Bryan Jr. from the local links captured the Miami Biltmore amateur invitation by defeating Bill Wilkinson of Indianapolis five and three after a 36 hole final round.
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Washington Spills Eldora in Cedar Rapids High School Fight
Washington high of Cedar Rapids defeated Eldora high on the local floor 36 to 19 Saturday night. Eldora led early but Washington rallied with key scores from Nance Forrestal Sharp and others to pull ahead by the third quarter and finish strong.
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Alburnett and Waterloo Reach Independents’ Semi finals
Alburnett defeated Hopkinton 45 to 30 to reach the semi finals of the independents’ tournament in Dyersville. The Schukie five of Waterloo beat Dyersville Flyers 38 to 33, with Friday wins by Bellevue over Dubuque Blackhawks 40 to 28 and Lisbon Bears over Lar mont CCC 34 to 29. Semis and finals were set for today.
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Babe Ruth Treated for Severe Cold After Golfing
New York AP reports Babe Ruth is under treatment Saturday for a severe cold contracted days earlier after a home run followed by a round of golf on a Westchester course.
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