Schmidt Tips Hands That Ohio State Will Be A Powerhouse
Ohio State coach Francis Schmidt signals a strong season ahead as the Buckeyes show a deep, improved line and versatile backfield. Key players include Booth Rabb Wedebrook Bettridge McDonald with Dye passing and Gales handling punts. Non conference games Pittsburgh and Notre Dame loom large while Big Ten clashes at Northwestern and Indiana test the title bid.
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Johnny Bettridge
Jim McDonald
Bill Booth
Johnny Rabb
Howard Wedebrook
Mike Kabealo
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Charley Gales
Capt
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Ralph Wolfe
Bob Miller
Dick Wuellner
Inwood Smith
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Jim Karcher
Charley Ream
Charles Gales
Charles Hamrick
Alex Schoenbaum
Merle Wendt
Frank Kumiskey
Ed West
Fred Crow
Pittsburgh
Bucks
Northwestern
Evanston
Indiana
Columbus
Milwaukee Meets Buffalo In First Of Series Playoff
The Buffalo Bisons travel to Milwaukee to begin the best four of seven playoff against the Milwaukee Brewers. The first three games are in Milwaukee with remaining games in Buffalo if needed.
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Buffalo Bisons
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International League
Sexton Named Third Member of World Series Board
Mike Sexton of Rock Island Illinois was designated as third member of the board of control directing the junior world series. He was named co-director of the American Association International league series by W G Bramham with Presidents Troutman and Giles of the two leagues serving on the board.
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N. C
Mike Sexton
Rock Island
Board of Control
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W. G. Bramham
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Pigmy Whales Reach 20 Feet in Length
Small whales called Pigmy live in seas near New Zealand Australia and South America. They grow to about 20 feet making them larger than most mammals except larger whales in the ocean.
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New Zealand
Australia
South America
Standings and Results From Midweek Baseball Action
Standings show New York 90 59 .604 lead, Cincinnati 71 78 .477, St. Louis 85 64 .570, Boston 69 80, Chicago 85 66 .563, Brooklyn 74 86 4, Pittsburgh 83 68 .550, Philadelphia 52 98 347. Wednesday results include Brooklyn 8 Boston 6, New York 5 Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 7 Chicago 6, Cincinnati St. Louis postponed by rain. Thursday games list Pittsburgh at Chicago and others.
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Philadelphia
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Cleveland
Detroit
Washton
Washington
New
KoHawk Squad Struck by Flu Ahead of Upper Iowa Game
Coe football players miss practice as flu spreads through the squad. Star fullback Ralph Martin and captain hopeful Arnold Brokaw were sidelined along with Ronald Smith Soukup and Harley. Wednesday’s last varsity scrimmage featured Wedgebury at end as Upper Iowa looms with a 12 0 1934 win memory and a scoreless 193? tie.
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Iowa
Ralph Martin
Arnold Brokaw
Ronald Smith
Soukup
Harley
Varsity
Wedgebury
Peacocks
Upper Iowa
Jenkins and Stapp Break 7,134 Mile 48 Hour Speed Run
Ab Jenkins and Babe Stapp completed a 48 hour grind at Bonneville Utah with an average speed of 148.626 mph over 7,134.0821 miles earning eight world speed records from England and adding the 24 hour and 3,000 to 5,000 mile marks. The Mormon Meteor suffered a fire scare and cotter key failures during the endurance run.
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John Cobb
Cotter
Minnesota Football Team Escapes Hotel Fire
In Missoula Montana the Florence hotel the citys largest four story structure and two adjoining buildings were almost destroyed by a fire discovered in a drug store at 4 a.m. More than 150 people escaped including the University of Minnesota football squad. Fire Chief James Cranney said all guests and employees were unharmed. Coach Bernie Bierman and 43 players and the Gopher party were en route to Seattle to play Washington and planned to depart Missoula that evening.
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James Cranney
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Washington
Hubbell Extends 16th Straight Victory In Giants Drive
Carl Hubbell pitched the Giants to a 5-4 win over the Phillies, his 26th of the year and sixteenth consecutive, keeping New York on the cusp of the National League title. Babe Phelps moved into the league batting lead as the Dodgers beat Boston 8-6.
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Associated Press
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Babe Phelps
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Athletics
Senators
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White Sox
Indians
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Luke Appling
Browns
Rowe
Owens to Stump for London in Boston September 28
Massachusetts Republican Committee announced that Jesse Owens the Negro Olympic star would speak in Boston on September 28 under the national committee. Owens will tour the East making addresses in support of Governor Alf M. Landon’s presidential candidacy.
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National Republican Committee
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M'Gill Opponent Pat McGill Tops Indoor Meet Card
Darna Os topovich opens the indoor mat season at 8 30 p m in Memorial Coliseum with Pat McGill of Wisner Neb as his opponent. Main event pairs Tom Marvin and Bull Martin. Semiwindup features Earl Wampler and Jack Gacek. Alex Fidler to referee.
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Darna Ostopovich
Memorial Coliseum
Tom Marvin
Bull Martin
Earl Wampler
Jack Gacek
Alex Fidler
National League game ends with Washington win over Boston
Washington defeats Boston 3 to 2 after a late comeback. Appleton gets the win over Wilson with key RBIs from Cramer Foxx and Hogan. Dahlgren hits a three base hit, Werber and Kuhel steal bases, and Ostermueller suffers the loss despite solid relief.
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Dickey
Wilson
Quinn
Owens
Summers
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Melillo
Chapman
O’mueller
Ol Lewis
Chicago and Cleveland Battle in Darkness-Called Game
Chicago trailed Cleveland 3 to 1 when darkness halted action after 6 innings. Appling led Chicago with three RBIs and Bonura added a run driven in, with Hayes and Hale contributing, while Dietrich allowed two runs in three innings and Harder took the loss.
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Morsey
George
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Eddie Anderson Falls In Fourth Round Bout
Eddie Anderson, veteran ringman from Wyoming, battles Bob Venner of Hastings, Nebraska, before a 1,500 crowd in Des Moines. Anderson, weighed 145, suffers a ninth count and is knocked out in the fourth round, ceding the win to Venner. In the same card, Jackie Sharkey defeats Mickey Walker in a fast 10 round bout.
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Cowboy) Anderson
Wyoming Cowboy
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Anderson
Venner
Bytan
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Mickey Walker
Fort Dodge
Sharkey
Pittsburgh and Chicago clash in tight baseball tilt
A detailed box score shows Pittsburgh's P Waner and Gill powering Chicago's Cavarretta and Warneke. Lucas pitches for the win as Swift battles, with Suhr Vaughan and Hen swatters among the standouts. Bases and runs shift across 2:13 of play with multiple errors and pivotal moments.
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Does Feller Belong to Cleveland Club?
Des Moines Western League president E Lee Keyser denies asking Judge Landis to declare Bob Feller a free agent but asserts a moral claim to Feller's contract. He accuses Cleveland VP C C Slapnicka of violating the minor major league agreement by signing the 17 year old pitcher and says the matter was discussed with Landis during a Chicago visit.
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Cleveland
Kenesaw M. Landis
Bob Feller
Feller
Keyser
van Meter
Landis
Judge Landis
Chicago
Slapnicka
Sharkey and Marino Victors In Ringcard Night
In Des Moines Jackie Sharkey outpointed Young Mickey Walker in Fort Dodge while Bob Venner stopped Eddie Anderson in Hastings Nebraska. In Oakland Babe Marino halted Johnny Dias of Fall River in seven rounds.
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Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Mickey Walker
Fort Dodge
Bob Venner
Hastings
Neb
Eddie Anderson
Casper
Wyo
Oakland
Calif
Babe Marino
San Francisco
Johnny Dias
Fall River
Mass
Minnesota Faces Washington In Week's Feature By Layden
The article discusses the upcoming Minnesota Washington game in Seattle, highlighting Bierman and Phelan's squads, potential national implications, and key players. It notes Minnesota's recent strong record but shifts due to graduations and travel, while Washington's running backs and a solid line pose threats.
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Layden
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Bernie Bierman
Jimmy Phelan
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Jimmy Cain
Ed Nowogroski
Elmer Legg
Chuck Bond
Jack McKenzie
Huskies
Purdue
Noble Kizer
Ohio U
Wisconsin
Harry Stuhldreher
Badgers
South Dakota State
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Buckeye
Elmer Layden's Pre Predictions Fray
Elmer Layden lists college football picks for Saturday highlighting Creighton over South Dakota Detroit over Kalamazoo and others. The slate includes Minnesota over Washington Wisconsin over South Dakota Purdue over Ohio U Chicago over Lawrence and more with several conference matchups.
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Lehigh
Case
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Fort Hayes
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Cincinnati
Brains Versus Brawn As Yanks Meet Giants
Alan Gould surveys the 1932 World Series clash between the Yankees and Giants. He contrasts the Yankees power hitting led by Gehrig with the Giants defense and pitching spearheaded by Carl Hubbell, noting Hubbell as the key edge for New York’s opener at the Polo Grounds.
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McGraw
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Hubbell
Polo Grounds
Jacob Ruppert
Grover Cleveland Alexander
St. Louis Cardinals
Stagg, 74, Introduces New Grid System for Pacific
Amos Alonzo Stagg at 74 prepares his 47th season with the College of the Pacific. He plans a new line and backfield formations to complement the floating power attack as his team opens against California Berkeley. He notes the new plays may need more practice to click.
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College of the Pacific
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Pacific
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Cubs And White Sox To Renew City Series Soon
Chicago Cubs and White Sox will renew the city series after Cubs were edged from the National League pennant race by the Giants. The long-running matchup, halted in 1933 after the Sox led 13 6 in the series, is assured to return.
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White Sox
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Chicago Cubs
Sox
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Philadelphia
Wrestling Results Flash By The Associated Press
Portland match saw Pat Frasey 220 pounds defeat Leo Papiano 715 in a bout labeled by AP. In Los Angeles Vincent Lopez defeated Sandor Szabo es Hungary in a second contest.
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Hawaii Orchid Lifespan Noted at 50 to 100 Years
A Hawaiian orchid species is reported to have a lifespan ranging from fifty to a hundred years. Researchers observing this native plant note long life cycles and persistent growth in island habitats.
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