Hartnett Named NL Most Valuable Player Amid St. Louis Contention
Hartnett earned the National League MVP with 75 points as Dizzy Dean finished second and Arky Vaughan ranked third. Dean led with 190 strikeouts for the season while Hartnett played 50 games with a 28–12 record and helped the Cardinals in their pennant chase. Vaughan of Pittsburgh topped the league in batting and Herman of Chicago followed with 38 points.
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Hartnett
Peppery
Baseball Wriers Association
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Hammet
Dom Dean See
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Gsc
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Tate
Cardinals
Dean
Arky Vaughan
Pittsburgh Pirate
Billy Herman
Chicago
Landis Mails Tigers Checks For 6500 Each
Chicago reports Commissioner Landis mailed 24 Detroit Tigers players checks worth 6544.76 for the World Series win. Roxie Lawson and Hubert Shelley received 1636.19 each along with two clubhouse staff at 3272 total. Checks will be mailed later to the Cubs loser to Detroit.
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Chicago
Detroit Tigers
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Tiger
Roxie Lawson
Hubert Shelley
Neal
New York Yankees
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Detroit
Landis
Tickets Going Fast For Illinois Game
Illinois game tickets are selling quickly in Iowa City with fans hoping for strong attendance. Local outlets report high demand and limited remaining seats as kickoff approaches.
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Illinois
Iowa Hawkeyes sharpen defense in camp with scrimmage focus
Iowa City University of Iowa drills emphasize defense against Illinois plays after a postponement. Coach Ossie Salem keeps the starting line intact, uses backfield rotations, and tests kicking with Lamb in practice as Crayne nears return from injury.
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Saia
The
Gazette
Iowa City
Illinois
University of Iowa
Ossie Salem
Hawkeye
Gold
Hawks
Salem
Dick Crayne
Bill Hayne
Crayne
Dick Bowlin
Dwight Hoover
Bush Lamb
Paul Akin
Ozzie Simmons
Shipley Farrah
Lamb
Newton
Colgate
Fuet Plass
Ambiguous OCR note on agricultural estimates
Fragmentary text from a 1935 agricultural economics report cites estimated figures. Mentions 270 000 more rurgutes and a date of January 2 1935, but specifics and meaning are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Persors
Undefeated Teams Face Hardy Foes In Weekend Matchups
The unbeaten gridiron leaders head for clashes across the nation. Yale meets Army while Marquette faces Mississippi in the Midwest. Navy faces Notre Dame in Baltimore as Pitt challenges Penn State. Georgia meets Alabama, North Carolina plays Georgia Tech, and Cal, USC, and Washington have tough opponents on the Pacific Coast.
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Georgia
North Carolina
Bulldogs
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Duke
Purdue
Carnegie Tech
Ohio State
Indiana
Notre Dame
Baltimore
Navy
Iowa
Minnesota
Wrestling Results From AP Meet Across Cities
Joe Savoldi of Three Oaks Michigan defeated Dick Karnes of Callas Texas in Wilmington Delaware with one fall. Ernie Heffner of Kansas City beat Casey Berger of Sehalte Creek in Camden New Jersey two falls to none. Cement ONeill of Deering Maine defeated Melsheka of Arabia in Portland Maine two falls to one. Danno O Mahoney of Ireland defeated Chief Little Wolf of Trinidad Colorado in Chicago Illinois two falls to one.
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Associated Press
Wilmington
Del
Joe Savoldi
Three Oaks
Mich
Dick Karnes
Callas
Texas
Camden
N. J
Ernie Heffner
Kansas City
Casey Berger
Sehalte Creek
Portland
Cement O'Neill
Deering
Melsheka
Arabia
Chicago
Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
Little Wolf
Trinidad
Colo
Maplewood High Again Challenges All High School Teams
Maplewood High of St Louis issues a blanket challenge to any high school grid team in the country after a 53 0 win over Johnston City and multiple 30s victories. Coached by Ben Douglas the Maplewood eleven known for fast passing and a strong air attack features five players who also play varsity basketball.
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St. Louis
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Ege
Grier
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Maplewood
Jimmy Cole
Johnston City
St. Louis Star-Times
Star-Times
Lkely
Teave
Jabs and Wins From Top Boxing Bouts Across Cities
Boxing results from New York to Philadelphia show multiple clean outs and points decisions. Notables include Frankie Batlagha defeating Johnny Phiran in Chicago while Marty McHale falls to Da buelle in Cleveland. Ongoing action lists other bouts and scores across Trenton Detroit Oakland Manila and nearby venues.
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Associated Press
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New York
Harve Deblinexs
Chicago
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Fadie
Babe Bisko
Shampion
Chet Palstse
Strantan
Terry
Trenton
Selly Krieger
Frankie Batlagha
Winniper
Johnny Phiran
Dabuelle
Marty McHale
Cleveland
Jackie Sheeman
de Teolt
Tommy Quinn
Esco
Bobby O'Dowd
de Rapids
Jaste Holyoke Mase
Johony Jadich
Philadelphia
Billy LeMahan
Pitthby Ron
Chuck Wocode
Detroit
Mike Harte
New Kensington Park
Singer
Sen York
Frankie Warne
Trenton O
Oakland
Taffy Pierpont
Montana
Manila
Rew
Bill De Lancey Pneumonia Strikes Cards Catcher
Danville report says William P De Lancey 24 year old St Louis Cardinals catcher improved after pneumonia at St Elizabeths hospital He was admitted Monday after playing with a pro team while still recovering from eye operation He remains under care and should pull through His wife’s family home in Westville near were serves as his visiting point. his Greensboro NC home is noted.
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William P de Lancey
St Lows Cardinals
St Elizabeths
Fonday
de Lancey
C S Cristin
Westville
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Greensboro
Iowa State Quietly Plans New Attack for Missouri
Iowa State football coach George Veenker shifted to secret drills this week as the Cyclones prepare for the homecoming game against Missouri. After a 16 to 0 loss at Oklahoma last Saturday several players shed weight, prompting lighter workouts and scrimmage changes.
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Ames
Iowa State
George Veenker
Missouri University
Tigers
Oklahoma
Veenker
O'Mahoney And Mack Wrestle In Davenport
DANN O'Mahoney the world heavyweight champion who beat Chief Little Wolf in Chicago Monday night will face George Mack of Chicago in the main event at Davenport Iowa on Wednesday night. Jim McMillen former Illinois football star meets Olaf Olson Swedish champion in the semi windup while Pat Murphy Notre Dame gridder faces Ricardo Santos from the Philippine islands in the opening bout.
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Davenport
Danno O'Mahoney
Chief Little Wolf
Chicago
George Mack
Armour Revolta Reach PGA Final in Twin Hills Clash
Tommy Armour and Johnny Revolta advanced to the PGA final at Twin Hills Oklahoma City in rough weather. Armour beat Al Watrous 2 and 1 after a strong early rally, while Revolta defeated Al Zimmerman 4 and 3 as par, wind, and rain hampered scoring. The winner will claim $1,000 and the prestige of the national title.
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Oklahoma City
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Johnny Revolta
Armour
al Watrous
Detroit
Revolta
al Zimmerman
Portland
Ore
Zimmerman
Watrous
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Hevolta
Revolt
Japs Seek Friends on Soviet Border Nations
Japanese diplomats are reported active in all countries bordering Soviet Russia including Finland Estonia Latvia Poland Romania and Bulgaria. General Yamawaki the military attache travels in the region paving the way for closer ties.
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INS
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Finland
Esthenia
Latvia
Poland
Roumania
Bulgaria
Yamawaki
Notice of Appointment of Administrators in Linn County
On October 21 1935 James C Beatty and Ida M Meek were appointed as administrators of the estate of Ellen Beatty late of Linn County Iowa deceased. All persons indebted must pay promptly and those with claims must file them with the Clerk of the Linn County District Court. Tobin Tobin and Tobin attorneys represent the administrators.
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Linn County
Ellen Beatty
Iowa
James C Beatty
Ida M Meek
Tobin
Made In Amerikee Ads Lead To Bicycle Sale In Town
A Gazette Want Ad for a bicycle sold to William Rush at 404 H Avenue NW after attracting 23 calls. The ad features playful language about international “bootees” and girls’ balloons, ending with a $15 cash sale for a like new bicycle. Dial 32-5962.
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Gazette
William Rush
H Avenue NW
Material Not Coaches Make Football Winners
Henry McLemore surveys college football and argues that coaches are not miracle workers. He cites Howard Jones, Harry Kipke, and Lou Little as examples of talented rosters powering teams, while poor player material can erase even famed coaches’ success. Copyrig ht 1935.
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Howard Jones
Harry Kipke
Lou Little
Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
U.S.C
Brother Jones
Sterling
Michigan
Wolverines
Kipke
Brother Lou Little
Columbia
Brother Little
Pennsylvania
Blackburn Faces Assault Charge Tied to Louis Trainer Fray
In Chicago AP reports trainer Jack Blackburn, mentor to heavyweight boxing star Joe Louis, was released on 5000 dollars bond after an armed shooting incident. A bystander, Enoch Houser aged 69, lay in critical condition as Blackburn awaits an November 19 hearing. Louis blames Blackburn for his rise and remains unsettled by the episode.
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Chicago
Joe Louis
Jack Blackburn
Blackburn
Enoch Houser
Louis
Three Drake Grid Stars Barred From Creighton Controversy
Des Moines reports three Drake football players Vincent Anderson Richard Raschke and Al Kubes banned for ineligibility under a conference rule requiring twenty four hours in two prior semesters. Pat Holland cleared and may play. Decision rests with Creighton athletic chairman Rev. B J Quinn.
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Creighton University
Omaha
Scott Rowley
Missouri Valley Conference
Drake University
Vincent Anderson
Richard Raschke
al Kubes
Drake
Grinnell College
Pat Holland
Rowley
Holland
B. J. Quinn
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