Warneke Hurls Cubs To 3 0 Win In World Series Opener
Lon Warneke outpitched Schoolboy Rowe to lead the Chicago Cubs to a 3 0 victory over the Detroit Tigers in the World Series opener. Warneke small crowds with fast balls and a sharp curve, while Hank Greenberg and Goose Goslin were held to limited hits as Detroit produced few threats. Cubs hitters backed their ace with timely scores, including Demaree’s homer and Hartnett’s RBI single.
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Pete Fox
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Schmeling Eyes $200000 Bout With Louis in New York
A chaotic garbled report outlines a proposed bout between Max Schmeling and Louis with a potential prize of $200,000. The piece mentions promoters, betting, and venue confusion.
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Clarence High Defeats Stanwood 9 to 3 in Fast Scenario
Clarence High defeated Stanwood with a 9 to 3 score in a decisive game. The matchup featured strong defense from Clarence High and steady offense to secure the win.
Belle Plaine Domination Beats Juvenile Home 12-0
Belle Plaine high school football or basketball scored 12 points against Juvenile Home in a decisive game. The report mentions Belle Plaine's name repeatedly and describes a lopsided score, with attention to the performing team and opponent.
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Cubs and Tigers Corner World Series History
An old sports column reviews Cubs and Tigers World Series history, noting 1907 and 1908 Cubs wins over Detroit, Detroit pennants in 1909, 1935, and Detroit’s overall weak World Series record. It analyzes pitching matchups Lon Warneke and Tommy Bridges, Cubs home-field advantage at Wrigley, and odds for Thursday’s game as fans anticipate a Chicago victory.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Nan Field
Detroit
Lon Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Cubs
Tigers
Pittsburgh
Bengaleers
Chicago
Tommy Bridges
Charley Root
Wrigley Field
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Bridges
Bruins
Unclear OCR Writings on Arm Movement in 1935
Fragmented text describes left arm position and wrist motion in a sports context. Mentions maintaining arm plane, forearm, shaft, and a force outwardly as the club sweeps. Ends with a note about a ball path from outside in.
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Steve
Six Chicago Cops Suspended In Scalping Probe
Six police officers assigned to the World Series upset sale at Cubs Park were suspended by Police Commissioner James P Ausmann as an investigator opened into scalping. Complaints said some buyers were given preferred spots in lines and tickets sold far above face value. The commissioner ordered Capt John Prendergast to deploy officers to enforce the anti scalping law and ensure equal treatment at the ball park.
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Cubs Park
James P Ausmann
Allman
Ball Park
John Prender- Zest
Wapello High Beats Huron 14-3 on Tuesday
Wapello High School defeated Huron 14 to 3 at home Tuesday securing three straight victories for the Wapello team.
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Huron
Wapello
Cubs Tigers Baseball Card Summary of Play by Play
Play by play shows Cubs Galan scoring on a misplayed ball as Rogell errs, Herman and Hartnett driving runs. Tigers threats halted by solid Cubs defense with several line drives and a near homer by Fox. Multiple innings record hits and errors, with managers Rogell and Warneke maneuvering pitchers.
Wrestling Results From Indianapolis and Newark Meets
Wrestling results reported by the Associated Press show Sterile from California defeating Kirshmerger in two falls at Indianapolis for the 318 weight class. Newark's Gine Gartbstd toppled Fred Grobmeier at 218 pounds, while Darna Ostonaritch of Paul Minn defeated Lou Plummer of Kansas City. A foul call affected Sid Baltimore in Baltimore.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ray_ Sterile
Glendale
Calif
Roland Kirshmerger
Oklahoma City
Okla
Newark Snc
Gine Gartbstd
Italy
Fred Grobmeier
Iowa
Stezteht Falls
Paul Minn
Darna Ostonaritch
Kansas
Clits
Lou Plummer
Baltimore
Sid
Cubs Tigers Box Score Frustrating Ninth Inning Battle
In the ninth inning the Cubs push a Demaree homer and Jurges miscue but hold Tigers to one run. Earlier, Hartnett and Lindstrom produced hits while Gehringer Greenberg and Goslin anchor Detroit's offense with solid outs and timely plays. Warneke earns key assists as both teams strand runners, finalizing a tight pitching duel.
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Owen
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Cochrane
Goslin
Scalpers Move Tickets At Chicago World Series Pace
In Chicago scalpers control tickets for the World Series with prices around 100 dollars for reserved seats at Wrigley Field. Three men were arrested at the Cubs ballpark as downtown hotels report rising schedules and buyers resell to capitalize on demand. Bell boys, taxi drivers, and other locals confirm rapid turnover with prices from 38 to 60 dollars per set and ongoing efforts to secure seats.
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Chicago
Wrigley Field
Cubs
Rookie Cub Pitcher Suffers Broken Thumb
In Detroit during batting practice, Clyde Shoun a rookie left handed pitcher for the Chicago Cubs broke his right thumb while a one drive from manager Charlie Grimm's bat near the Tigers park.
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Detroit
Chicago Cubs
Clyde Shoun
Charlie Grimm
Detroit Tigers
Dozen Clubs May Figure In Player Transactions
Major league owners and managers anticipate a major off season shakeup with about a dozen of the 16 big teams involved. The Philadelphia Athletics and St. Louis Cardinals top the trade talk as possible makers of key moves, with Dolph Camilli and Roy Parmalee among names discussed for Giants and Phillies exchanges.
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Phil Weintraub
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World Series First Game Attendees Reach 47391
Detroit AP reports paid attendance for the first World Series game totaled 47 391 with receipts of 145 432 dollars. Players share 74 170 32 Commissioner's share 21 814 80 Total for clubs and league 49 446 22 Total receipts 145 432 00 Paid attendance 47 391
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Creceess
Seven Minor League Stars Drafted by American League Clubs
American League teams drafted seven minor league players led by pitchers Harry Kelly and Pete Appleton and catchers Angelo Guillani and Joe Becker. The selections were announced by High Commissioner Kenesaw Landis with no National League picks.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Harry Kelly
George Puccinelli
St. Louis Browns
Angelo Guillani
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Washington Senators
Pete Appleton
Pete Jablonowski
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Manuel Salva
Cleveland Indians
Joe Becker
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Alburnett Opens Season with Two Wins and One Loss
Alburnett high school baseball, led by Clyde Wilson, opened with two victories and one defeat. They beat Coggon 6 to 1, lost to Central City 4 to 3, and defeated Troy Mills 5 to 4. The Coggan team visits for the first home game of the season.
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Alburnett High School
Clyde Wilson
Coggon
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Troy Mills
Coggan
Wheatland Beats Calamus High 17 to 10 in Baseball
Wheatland High School defeated Calamus 17 to 10 on the Wheatland diamond. Coach Doran Beitz led the Wheatland squad as Louis Eye and others contributed to the scoring. The game featured a high total for Wheatland and showcased local players in a district setting.
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Doran Beitz
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