Plans To Ask Heydler To Continue As National League Head
The National League faces a leadership debate as Heydler nears retirement after four decades of service. Rumors link his departure with a plan to appoint Harvey Traband as secretary treasurer and have Heydler remain as president during a transition period. Observers note health concerns and the need for steady league affairs amid pennant race closings and director discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heydler
Jeague Duaecte
Hevdler
Hevdie
Beause
Watt
Heydles
Harvey Traband
Pro Ee
Tha
Egerrent
Trubund
Hovdlers Vetiaa Trelanedd
Yucca
Dizzy Dean and Dizzy Dean Brothers Pay Talks Postponed
The article notes postponement of contracts for Dizzy Dean and brother while focusing on salary figures, spring training plans, and upcoming league meetings. Brendon travels to New York for a National League gathering before Florida for rest and speeches supporting Dizzy and Sam Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Louis
Daffy
Sam Breadon
Custer
Dizzy
Salis
Paul Hontedt
Sears Dizzy
Diezzy
Whale
Paul
Dizzy Dean
Bs Motor
Florida
Houton Tex
Sisit
Bradenton
Brendon
New York
Legue
Meeiog Thursdes
900 Boys Open Play In Church Basketball Loop
Local church league opens as 900 boys start play in a community basketball loop. Officials and referees coordinate games on Wednesday, with teams and schedules forming across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard
Vinton Captures Tri Country Title with Marion Second
Vinton won the Tri Country championship while Marion finished in second place. The article notes details of the event and key performances from local competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Marion
Syracuse Knocks Off Opponent In Tight Tilt
The article notes Syracuse narrowly defeats a rival in a close game. Key players mentioned include notable athletes from Syracuse and opposing teams with emphasis on scoring efforts and late-game pressure in a pivotal matchup.
Carnera and Campolo Meet in Buenos Aires
Fragmentary sports note describes an upcoming confrontation between Carnera and Campolo in Buenos Aires with limited readable details about the event or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnera
Campolo
Buenos Aires
Cincinnati Pro Grid Franchise To St Louis
Fragmented OCR reads discuss Cincinnati Pro grid franchise possibly moving to St Louis. Text is garbled with stray letters and partial phrases but centers on franchise relocation and related speculation. No clear dates or figures available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Grid Booking System Prevents Naturals
AP notes scheduling chaos as college football teams fail to secure top opponents. Rivalries like Rice-Arkansas and Stanford-Washington emerge as marquee clashes while Navy and Notre Dame draw interest. The piece discusses how traditional pairings and conference ties hinder a national playoff picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NFA
YORK
R.umber
Naturail
Alabama
Ienesota
Stanford
Penmetss
Rice
Santa Clara
Wiless
Tournament of Roses Committee
Minnesota
Priceton
Princeton
Arkansas
Washington
Pacific Coast
Syracuse
Michigan State
Tulane
Colgate
Red Raiders
Yankee Stadium
Minnesota backs piled up yardage in strong showing
Minnesota’s five starting backs have rushed 216 times for a 6.0 yard average or better. Julius Alfonse leads with 376 yards in 36 attempts at 10.43 per carry, while Stan Kostka has 500 yards at 7.01. George Roscoe adds 195 yards in 29 carries, and Pure Land has 384 yards in 64 tries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Julius Alfonse
Stan Kostka
Art Clarkson
George Roscoe
Pure Land
Ex Oklahoma Grid Star Charged With Selling Secrets
Former Oklahoma A and M football standout accused of sharing information with opponents. Stillwater officials note an apparent truth basis but no action due to non enrollment. Reports say the ex-player and university links involve Creighton, Drake, and SMU in a string of games and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Grid Star
Oklahoma A
Wooculege
Clarence McEloy
Duue Ls
Jap Haskell
University of Oklahoma
Hom
Jesse Rossett
Athletic Council
Rossett
Questen
Creighton Universty
Crest Torn
Oklahoma Reid
Oklahoma Bapter University
Drake
Hassell
Aggies
Southern Methodist
Creighton
Detroit University
Wrestling Results By TNL Associated Press
In New York and Sew York results, Browning Uho threw Zaronoff for one fall while Marshall Claro Colo defeated Garibaldi in one fall. The terse report lists matches and winners with limited details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TNL Associated Press
Buepatog
Jim Browning
Uho
Count Zaronoff
Nussia
Sew
York—Lesveret Marshall
Junta Colo
Ging Garibaldi
Italy
Grant Reserves Edge Washington Seconds 6 to 0
Grant reserves defeated the Washington sophomores 6 to 0 in a season ending home game for Washington at Coe field. Custer scored the lone touchdown in the fourth quarter. Christle Lorenzen Cisler and strong line play highlighted the Panthers effort while Washington's Olmstead Kincaid Von Woltenburg and Ross shone on defense and in the backfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Waterloo
East High
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Moline
Coe Field
Tigers
Munger
Dennis
Panthers
McCracken
Panther
Eastsiders
Custer
Christle
Lorenzen
Cisler
Olmstead
Kincaid
Tiger
von Woltenburg
Ross
Coe Faces Knox in Final Conference Clash at Galesburg
Coe College and Knox prepare for a decisive Midwest Conference showdown in Galesburg after Coe’s 8 to 7 victory over Carleton. Coach Moray Eby aims for a tie atop the standings with Knox, while managing injuries and keeping players rested for the critical clash. Gene Carson and Ralph McLeod return to heavy duty, Bernard Smith nursing a back ailment but hoping to suit up for Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
Carleton
Coe
Knox
Kohawks
Galesburg
Crimson
Illinois
Moray Eby
Carls
Eby
Crimson and Gold
Gene Carson
Ralph McLeod
Bernard Smith
Smith
Marion to Meet Mt Vernon High In Duel Friday
Coach Don Wolfe evaluated Marion gridmen Monday noting all regulars fit except halfback Bob Widger with an ankle injury. A revised lineup was prepared to improve blocking and running for the Friday visit to Mount Vernon in a game moved from Armistice Day. Mount Vernon lost 80 to 8 to Monticello but led 8 to 6 at halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wolfe
Marion
Bob Widger
Belle Plaine
Monday Wolfe
Ike King
Dale Lowe
Edwards
Lowe
Goodyear
Mount Vernon
Wolfe
O'Connor
Monticello
Decline in Major College Football Crowds Tied to High Prices
International News Service reports a sharp drop in attendance at big football games due to steep ticket costs. Even top programs like USC, California, Harvard, Princeton, Yale, and Army show sparse crowds, while the South and parts of the Midwest avoid the price squeeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis J Walsit
New York
Washington
Pitt
Columbia
Corner
Richon
Harvard
Princeton
Big Ten
West Coast
California
South
Middle West
First National Bank
Who's Gophers' Bio Star Glen Seidel
Glen Seidel the Minnesota quarterback is hailed as the standout on a strong Gophers team. Despite few carries and wearing glasses off the field, his play calling and timely passes keep Minnesota unbeaten and fuel their high powered offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Seidel
George Kirkley
United Press
Chicago
Robert E. Lee
Napoleon
Genghis Khan
Seidel
Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
Eastern League President Put on Ineligible List
Durham North Carolina UP reports Roger E Baker president of the Eastern League is ruled ineligible for financial interest in all league clubs. Walter Hapgood business manager is fined $200 for failing to disclose Bakers holdings. Bramham national organized baseball president issued the rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N. C
Roger E. Baker
Walter Hapgood
W. G. Bramham
National Organized Baseball
Bramham
Baker
Hapgood
Iowa Hawkeyes face Purdue with eight sophomores in lineup
Coach Ossie Solem plans to start eight sophomores on offense as Iowa eyes Purdue after Indiana win. Veterans Russ Fisher and Dick Crayne likely starters, while injuries to Bernie Page and Dwight Hoover complicate the split end and backfield. Simmons may return but sit out heavy drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Purdue
Dwight Hover
Bernie Page
Bill Sect
John Gallagher
Jerry Foster
Boilermakers
Fred Radloff
Letterman
Russ Fisher
Dick Crayne
Hicago
Boiler
Iowa
Wisconsin
Chicago
Minnesota
Ilinois
Illini
Rice Institute
Notre Dame
Duane Purvis
Jim Carter
Carnegie Tech
Fighting Illini
Gazette
Iowa City
Ossie Solem
Hawkeye
Hoosiers
Dwight Hoover
Hoover
Oze Simmons
Salem
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brsi
Gould
Joh
Emiel Exetate
Health Perm
Reactee Fas
Dean Brothers
Pay Digker
Yagi Lee
Denes
Clarks
Second St. SE
Cie Yeer Vw
Andy
Na Navy
Big
Dartmouth
Yale Rohs
Red Peppers Hot Sport
By Earl
Lund
Miinnesota
University of Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Pittsburgh
University of Iowa
Hawks
Northwestern
Nebraska
Iowa State
Little Bradley
Indians
K¢Ck Washington
Ohio State
Zmokre
Stillwater, Okla
Aps
Lick
Yale
Army
Fordham
Tennessee
Purdue’s
Tilini
Alfonso
Kostka
Ned Bartlett
Buckeyes
Trevor Rees
Carl Schuelke
Michigan
Wolverines
Joe Ellis
Frank
Butch) Larson
Pres
America
Charles Denby
Mr Fondeved
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!