Foxx Named American League Most Valuable Player Again
James Emory Foxx of the Athletics repeats as AL MVP while leading in hits at .356 and driving in 159 runs. Joe Cronin and Heinie Manush were close rivals in voting by eight Baseball Writers, with Gehrig Grove and Gehringer following.
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Washington Jars for Dubuque Set to Clash Friday
Washington lists two first string linemen and two backs out with injuries for the Friday clash with Dubuque at River City. Kinch and Benton are sidelined by ankle and knee injuries while Morton starts at end with Schindler at the other end. Rust focuses on a sophomore junior blend with Miller and Carson filling Kinch and Benton gaps as McCaffrie anchors guard duties. Washington B team meets Belle Plaine at 3 PM with alumni John Frick and Bob Maresh coaching.
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Claire Windsor's Boy Friend Knocked Out In First Round
Al fred C Read Jr a San Francisco broker and ex UC crew member faced Jimmy Mello in Oakland in a two minute bout. Read who courted Claire Windsor and was linked to an Oakland socialite wife was knocked out in the first round of a preliminary fight.
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Brooklyn Dodgers Trade Three Players for Saints Plurler
Brooklyn ships three players and cash to the Saints in a deal centered on pitcher Les Ott and outfielder Jee Hutcheson. The transaction reshapes Brooklyn for the 1934 season as Beefy Quinn terms it a boat for a short stop option. Hutchinson and Phelps move on after limited seasons with Brooklyn.
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Boxing Scandal Rumors Shake New York Boxing World
New York boxing faces a looming scandal with bribery whispers and names cited. Reporters note out of town fighters avoiding city events and promoters failing to protect fighters, as officials weigh possible investigations and action.
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International News Service
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The Right Way to Play Golf Lesson Tips
The article promotes a mental approach to golf focusing on release and relaxation at the downswing. It advises staying tension free and avoiding aggressive thoughts about hitting the ball while suggesting a slower, lazy swing and letting the club head do the work.
Boston College Beats Centre 6–0 in Intercollegiate Clash
Boston College opened its season with a 6 0 victory over Centre College at Alumni Field Newton Mass The late score came on a one yard plunge by Tom Blake the BC left halfback as Centre tired and short of substitutes.
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High or Low Tackle Which Danger Seen
The piece argues injury risk in football tackles favors low tackles, noting gravity centered at hips and quicker, safer landings. It cites coaches and players and mentions Jim Thorpe remarking he has seen no serious injuries from low tackles.
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Grinnell Prepares for St Louis Game with Aerial Focus
Grinnell College Pioneers under coach L L Watt drill for Friday's matchup with St Louis. After three defeats and no wins, Watt emphasizes passing plays with Finn throwing to end Klepfer as probable starters McKee Anderson Gould Morgan Sutton Rosenbloom Meeter Kingery Finn Clark Bradley and Rose in the lineup.
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Dean Of Traer Elected Captain Of UI Track Team
Sidney Dean of Traer was elected captain of the University of Iowa track and field team by mail ballot. A sprinter and quarter miler, he led last year’s team in scoring and ranked fourth nationally in the quarter mile and second in the Junior A. A. U. 440 yard race.
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Gridiron Notes From Coast To Coast On Big Ten Prep
United Press reports on Notre Dame star Dan Hanley returning to form after leaving school for two years and regaining a key role. Northwestern drills emphasize a passing attack for the Stanford game as Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, and Iowa prepare for upcoming clashes with changes in formations and personnel to boost offense and defense.
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Boxing Results Roundup From AP Reports
Eddie Cool of Philadelphia outpointed Marty Dublinsky of Chicago. Kid Leonard defeated Allen Matthew in Moline. Steve Hamas and Pasanic scored knockouts. Smokey Maccard fought to a draw with Stanesall Jackson in Cincinnati.
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Cardinals may trade Wilson for Davis and Bartell
Reports say the St. Louis Cardinals seek Virgil Davis of the Phillies to replace Jimmy Wilson, with Dick Bartell or other Cards possibly included. VP Branch Rickey would not confirm the trade but hinted Wilson would not return next season amid the Frisch rift.
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Marion Gridmen Set To Tangle With Manchester In League Clash
Marion high gridmen travel to Manchester for a league game this Friday as coach Wolfe and Pye count on their 18 players to maintain the strong play shown in two straight victories. Manchester recently beat Winton 6 to 0 and looms as a Tri-Valley title threat, while Marion must cope with knee injuries to Price and Shirley.
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Solem Introduces New Iowa Offense for Wisconsin Game
Iowa coach Ossie Solem unveils a revised offense built around Dick Crayne and Joe Laws to spark scoring when needed. The plays, tested against a freshman squad, showed promise as Crayne and Laws averaged five to ten yards per snap despite uneven execution. The Hawkeyes planned two more hard practices and a Friday night scrimmage against a select freshman eleven to prep for the Wisconsin clash.
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Wrestling results from New York and Cleveland meets
Jim McMillen of Chicago and Fred Grummeler of Iona drew when the bout was halted by an 11 o'clock curfew in New York. In Cleveland Leo Numa of Seattle defeated Jack Washburn of Chicago by disqualification after 25 minutes 16 seconds.
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Iowa football scrimmage injury prompts fracture concern
Ehlers of Oelwein a University of Iowa freshman football player was taken to University hospital with a possible fractured neck vertebra after collapsing on the field late in scrimmage. Doctors will assess injury after X rays.
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Walford Beats C. R. in Baseball Collision Injury
Walford defeated Cedar Rapids 14 to 3 as Leon Svoboda suffered a broken nose in a fly ball collision with George Shultz Jr. of St. Wenceslaus. Svoboda was taken to Mercy Hospital in Cedar Rapids for treatment after the incident.
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