Yanks Gain By Beating White Sox Amid Breadon Sale Rumors
Rumors circulated that Sam Breadon might sell the St. Louis Cardinals and the farm system after disappointing 1934 pennant prospects. Branch Rickey allegedly sought buyers while Breadon denied market plans though price estimates floated around 1.5 to 1.75 million dollars.
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Goodwin Named Chief Aide for Drake Football
William J. Goodwin Jr a former Drake backfield ace and freshman coach will serve as chief varsity assistant to Coach Vee Green this fall at Drake University Evan O Williams athletic director will coach the freshman squad this season instead of as an assistant varsity coach.
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Bill) Williams
Intermission Called In Nightball Tourney At Ellis Park
Due to the diamondball tournament at Ellis park no Frolic field games tonight. The tourney resumes Monday at 7 15 with Dear born Brass versus Kessler's Chevrolets of Solon opening the second round. Merchants National bank faces Merchants Delivery in the final first round game.
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Emergency silos built by Midwest farmers
Midwest farmers dig deep trenches for improvised silos to store chopped corn fodder when grain crops fail. Trenches six to eight feet deep and up to 200 feet long are filled with corn and water then sealed with dirt or tar paper to prevent spoilage.
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Islanders blank Raiders 5 to 0 to open season finale
Rock Island shut out Cedar Rapids Raiders 5 to 0 in the season's final series opener. Bonnetti twirled two hits to pace the Raiders offense, while Islander hurlers held Cedar Rapids scoreless.
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Weather Wipes Out Major East Sports Schedule
A tropical storm drenched the east canceling or delaying major events. Barney Ross vs McLarnin fight postponed to Sept. 15. east west polo pushed to midweek. Forest Hills tennis final rescheduled for Wednesday. baseball rainouts affect pennant races. golf and horse and dog racing proceed with reduced fields.
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Dickshot Named to Western All-Star Team by Fans
Dale Gear announced a Western league all star lineup chosen by fans in eight towns. Edward Zwilling of Sioux City named manager. Members include Patterson Rock Island Bates St Joseph Johnson Sioux City Dickshot Cedar Rapids Orwell Des Moines Ogorek Des Moines Olsen Davenport Marchand Des Moines Willingham Davenport Lamanski Davenport Selway Des Moines Dress St Joseph Wilson Sioux City Snyder Topeka.
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Grant High Team Takes Shape Ahead of West Waterloo Clash
With under two weeks of practice, Grant High drills intensely for the West Waterloo game on Sept. 21. Key positions show competition among Flint, Ainsworth, Gauman at center. Clements, Winchell, Lemon, Kolato at guard. Dennis and Carney at tackle. McCracken as a versatile end. Miller and Reiley at quarterback. Broussard, Havlicek among other lettermen shaping the lineup.
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Westerfield 150 Yard Backstroke Is Officially Approved
Delegates to the Midwest AAU meeting in Omaha elected Dave Armbruster of Iowa as president, with officers including William Thomas, A. Y. Russell, A. A. Schabinger, and Irvin Levin. The 1935 Midwest meets were mostly awarded to Omaha. Three swimming records were approved: 300-yard medley by Jack Sieg, 100-yard freestyle by Jack McGuire, and 150-yard backstroke by R. M. Westerfield.
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Iowa
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Midwest
Iowa Football Buzz Grows Ahead of 1934 Season
Iowa fans show record ticket demand for home games against Minnesota and Purdue as Ossie Salem shapes a deep squad. Coach and staff count on a mix of veterans and promising sophomores to field a competitive Big Ten team with strong backfield options and numerous reserves.
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Washington Gridmen In First Scrimmage
Washington football coach Orville W. Rust guided a Saturday scrimmage to measure depth. Most lettermen played. Morton out with flu and Beers may quit due to family illness. Munger excelled at center. guards Walters and Altang stood out. running backs and ends show competition among many Lettermen and newcomers for key roles.
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Unknown to win national amateur, Sarazen predicts
Gene Sarazen, en route to Australia, said in St Paul that an unknown will win the national amateur at Brookline. He argued 18 hole matches invite flukes, rated the British Open higher in world standing, and predicted his best golf lies ahead despite younger rivals.
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Yankees Beat White Sox 7 1 as Detroit Splits Pair with A's
New York Yankees defeated Chicago 7 1 in Chicago as Lou Gehrig, George Selkirk and Tony Lazzeri homered. Detroit and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with the A’s, the Tigers taking the nightcap 2 1 and dropping the opener 4 3.
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Beardsley Stages Comeback To Claim Girls Net Title
Martha Beardsley defeated Esther Yothers 6 1 7 5 to win the city girls tennis championship at the Country Club. Beardsley repeated last year’s victory and also claimed the club title as both finals were held together.
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Manchester Golfers Start Fall Tourney
The Manchester Golf and Country club opens its annual fall championship with seventy three men in four flights. The top flight includes sixteen players from the overall ranking and crown goes to its winner. Final matches in all flights are scheduled for September 23.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule
The American League standings show Detroit at 61 71 .462 and New York at 59 72 .450 with Cleveland 71 61 . A38 led by Philadelphia 55 74 .426 and Boston 68 66 .507. Sunday games cap the slate with Washington at Chicago and New York at St Louis among others.
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