Rumor Swirls Wentz Bought St Louis Cardinals in World Series Run
Rumors say Lew Wentz of Oklahoma may have closed a deal to own the St Louis Cardinals as major and minor league leaders spar for big trades. Wentz, seen around Cardinal headquarters, denies significance while fans speculatively pursue the purchase amid playoff reshuffles in the American and International associations.
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Hawkeyes Brace for Columbus Showdown Amid Gloom
Towan football coach Ossie Solem faced slim odds as rain and injuries hit Hawkeye camp. Guards Nelson and McDowell are hurt with Nelson unlikely to play, McDowell possibly gameday ready with a splint. Key guards Clarence Dee and Jack Gallagher practiced, mud slowed drills, and Iowa prepared to travel Thursday for the Ohio State clash in Columbus.
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Dempsey Called From Ring To Bed Of His Sick Wife
In New York a report details Jack Dempsey stepping from the boxing ring to his wife’s sick bed. The piece describes a family crisis affecting the famed pugilist and notes the public interest in his personal life amid ongoing career headlines.
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Big Ten coaches face uncertain future and strong Minnesota finish
The Big Ten coaching staff likely to stay intact for 1935 amid retirements and reviving debate over a conference meal plan. Minnesota’s looming trip to Madison sparks record advance ticket sales with about 15,000 Gopher fans expected to attend.
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Federal OK needed to extend Iowa duck season
DES MOINES permission from the federal government is required to extend the duck hunting season in Iowa. F Schweb of the fish and game commission said Monday that many requests have been received after the season closed Sunday November 18. He noted hunting was poor during the opening days because flights had not started.
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Freshiign
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Lowden Open Basket Season With Durant
Lowden high school basketball opens the season at home against Durant in the level gymnasium. Other schedule lines list teams and venues with several unreadable fragments, reflecting a packed early slate.
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Lowden High Wall
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Sixteen Report For Delta Basket Squad
Sixteen report for Delta basketball squad outlines prospects for a strong season. Coach cites training progress and potential depth, aiming for faster, cohesive play and steady improvement beyond prior trials.
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Delta Basket Squad
Unclear boxing results page with scattered names and scores
Fragmented report lists multiple boxing bouts across cities with outpointed winners and unclear matchups. Names include Washington, Peters, Mulline, de Grasse, and Ratner among others with varied scores like 11% and 14. Indicates a busy boxing recap with inconsistent OCR.
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Washington
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Eiderport
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Harte
George Less
Prenton
Fene Ratner
Newmeek
Marengo Seconds Beat Brooklyn 6 to 0 in Gridiron
Marengo high school second team defeated Brooklyn reserves 6 to 0 at home. Burdette Boyd scored the touchdown as the Tigers pressed for another score near Brooklyn's goal line. The earlier meeting with Brooklyn ended 13 to 9 in Marengo's favor.
Eighteen Turn Out For Coe Cage Squad
Eighteen cage aspirants reported for Coe College basketball practice as 1934 35 season opens. Returnees from last year plus new hopefuls highlight roster with Quinn likely to feature in offense. Michigan faces a dire season while several Big Ten teams cope with injuries and lineup changes ahead of key weekend games.
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Wolverine
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Ilinois
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Harold Flood
Elmer Prohaska
William Gray
Dale Etka
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Ben Kammer
Bob Everett
Ralph Martin
Ralph McLeod
Grover “Sugar” Galvin
Stewart Fox
John Henna
Iowa State
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John Viergever
Willard Hildebrand
Wisconsin
Eddie Jankowski
Stan Haukedahl
Glenn Seidel
Iowa
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Columbus
Floyd McDowell
Don Nelson
Kostka and Bevan Could Miss Gophers Football Next Season
Minnesota stars Kostka and Bevan face ineligibility under a Big Ten three year rule, possibly ending their careers with the Gophers after this season. The move stems from transfers tied to Oregon connections and faculty rulings dictating intercollegiate competition.
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Tilden and Vines Triumph in British Pro Meet
William Tilden and Ellsworth Vines won at Wembley in the British professional tennis tournament. Tilden defeated Daniel Maskell 6-3 6-3 6-4 while Vines beat Martin Plan of France 7-5 2-6 6-3 4-? Nusslein of Germany defeated Bruce Barnes 6-2 6-0 6-4.
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Wrestling Results Pressed by Associated Press
Wrestlers listed with results from multiple cities. Jim Londos of New York defeated Everett Marshall in one fall in New York. Emil Dusek of Omaha defeated Vic Christi of Los Angeles in two out of three falls in Wilmington Delaware. Maleewire beat Ras Steele in Sacramento, California two falls out of three. Karl Davis defeated Chet Chewerky in Kansas City two falls out of three.
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Everett Marshall
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Wilmington
Del
Emil Dusek
Omaha
Vic Christi
Los Angeles
Sacramento
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Purdue Would Top Big Ten Standings Under Stanley Dean Method
Des Moines dispatch reports statisticians applying the Stanley Dean method to Big Ten play would place Purdue ahead of Minnesota by three points. Purdue has 15 points from three games while Minnesota has 12 from four, with the method favoring Purdue due to the strength of opponents faced.
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Sophomores Win Coe Field Hockey Title
Sophomore women claim the Coe college field hockey championship by defeating the upper-class team 1 to 0. Evelyn Bachman scored the decisive goal after the sophomores had earlier defeated the freshmen on Parents Day to earn the final match.
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Evelyn Bachman
Ruth And Whitehill Lick Japanese 1 0 in Bore
In Shizuoka Japan Earl Whitehill and 17 year old Evi Sawamura dueled as Babe Ruth homered to give the American barnstormers a 1 to 0 victory over Nippon All Stars before about 16 000 fans. Sawamura pitched well but Ruth provided the deciding blow.
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Japan
CAPIJ
Earl Whitehill
Evi Sawamura
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Whitehill
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Belle Plaine Club To Hold Game Shoot
The American Legion and C and NW Gun club sponsor a game shoot near Sunday in Belle Plaine Iowa with prizes including ducks turkeys peas and chickens.
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Baer to Meet Miler in Des Moines Exhibition Bout
World heavyweight champion Max Baer will box Johnny Miler in Des Moines Iowa in an exhibition next week promoter Dave Fidler said. Baer and brother Buddy plan a three week stay in Des Moines with further dates in nearby towns. Nov 26 tentative but postponed due to Baer illness.
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Johnny Miler
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Buddy
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