Major League Records Break in Baseball and Other Sport
Four major league baseball records were set in the past season led by Lou Gehrig’s 16534 consecutive game streak. Joe Kubek and Buddy Meyer set double play records in the National and American Leagues, while Marvin Owen posted a World Series single game assist mark. The article also notes upcoming major league meetings in Chicago amid trade rumors and questions about Jimy Foxx and Al Simmons, plus concerns over fan conduct at football games and Shang Mercurio receiving a 233 game average world record in bowling.
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Bankers Win Two Games Lose in Total Pinfalls
In Titusville the Brownell tenpinners beat the National Bankers of Corry on the alleys by 2638 to 2479 as Dunn Erickson and Foresther led for Brownell with high scores. Corry outrolled them in the other games but could not overcome the early lead.
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Berry Ultimatum to Business on Jobs or Relief
MAJ Berry exhorts employers to provide work or face relief, saying unemployment must be fed and clothed. He warns that hours regulation limits could accelerate job losses and anticipates a New Deal push to influence 2,000 delegates at a labor‑industry gathering, with 6,000 invites sent and about 2,000 accepted.
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Braddock Schmeling Path to Title Contention Emerges
Heavyweight champ Jimmy Braddock questions a Schmeling bout before discussing a title clash. Schmeling arrived to study Louis, proposing a June meeting with plans for a September eventual match with Braddock if Louis is defeated. The 20th Century club and Garden push a Louis rematch scenario amid contract constraints.
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Adrian College basketball aims for Hillsdale clash this season start
Adrian College’s basketball quintet faces Hillsdale tonight in the second game of the season fresh from a 43 42 victory over the Alumni five. Norm Mountain of Corry is the regular center and scored eight points in the Alumni win. Adrian has a 19 game schedule including a December 6 at Pittsburgh versus Duquesne. Sonny Daye of Corry, a former Adrian football player, did not return after the football season.
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Mustangs Meet Texas A M on Today’s Card
United Press reports a key college football slate with SMU at Texas A M in College Station. A SMU win preserves its perfect season and Southwestern title hopes while paving a Pasadena bid against Stanford. Other Coast games include Santa Clara at UCI and USC at Washington.
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Ashland and Altoona Vie For East West Title Clash
Ashland High school and Altoona High meet in the 18th East West clash for the Central Pennsylvania Interscholastic Football title. An estimated 25 000 fans crowd Mansion Park as Ashland seeks its first state championship and Altoona defends its Western division crown in a 2 p m kickoff.
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Pro boxers battle to draw at Jamestown arena
Lou Alpert of Uliea sprang a sharp lead in an eight round bout at the Washington Street arena last night fighting Joe Dempsey Gevece of Buffalo to a draw. The card was staged by Tommy Moore, Olympic Athletic Club matchmaker.
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Feud Between Wisconsin Coaches Heads Toward Probe
United Press report from Chicago says the Wisconsin athletic director Dr Walter Meanwell and football coach Dr Clarence Spears faced a university board of regents investigation. Captain-elect John Golemgeske circulated a petition demanding Spears' resignation, then destroyed it claiming he was misled by Meanwell.
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Durable Dane Loses Final Possession In Court
Shicago December 7 Nel son, famed boxer of past years, said to be fixed for life, is virtually penniless. A ramshackle Chicago suburb house was seized by a Superior Court receiver to satisfy a debt of 33 200. After a glamorous ring career Nelson invested thousands in real estate but it slipped away.
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Antis Hinge On Today's A AU Vote On Berlin Games
The AAU faces a critical floor vote on participation in the Berlin 1936 Olympics. With 182 votes cast, 67 are needed to win. Jeremiah T. Mahoney leads the anti participation side while Aubrey Brundage backs participation. A deadlocked executive committee left the withdrawal recommendation at a 7-7 tie.
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Titans Open Cage Season at Wooster College Tonight
New Wilmington Pa December 7 Titans open cage season facing Wooster College in their first intercollegiate game. Coach Lawther guides a squad weakened by three departing stars and a tougher early schedule, aiming to start with a win on the road.
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Smith Is Irish Captain in Notre Dame Football 1998
South Bend Ind Det 7 William R Smith of Haskelstown N 125-pound guard who was unable to play this year due to illness yesterday was elected captain of the 193? Notre Dame football team Smith was a regular on the eleven but underwent an operation Mortly before the sensor open aids
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Cleveland Named Site for AAU Boxing Championships
New York, Dec. 7. The 1926 national amateur boxing championships were awarded to Cleveland by the national boxing committee of the A A U after consideration of district representatives and Haywall. The tourney, to be staged with the Northeastern to A A U, will be held the second week in April. St. Louis and New York also sought the event. St. Louis withdrew in Cleveland’s favor, while New York protested and threatened further action at the convention. The committee’s decision is expected to be upheld. Previously, championships were held in Boston or New York, with St. Louis hosting in 1934 and again last spring.
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Pitt Opens 1935 36 Season Pitt vs W J Pittsy Basketball Tonight
Pitt and Washington and Jefferson meet at the Stadium pavilion to open the 1935 36 intercollegiate basketball season before about 3500 in the sixth annual basket ball clinic at the university.
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Pitt Football Squad Departs for Los Angeles
Thirty three Pitt players travel on a special train to meet Southern California in an intersectional game at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. One workout is planned en route with stops in El Paso and Galton, then daily practices at Lac Narconian Club as the team aims to arrive in Los Angeles the morning of the game.
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Ohio State Awarded Chicago Track Meets in 1936
Western Conference athletic directors approved dates for four major mid western meets. Ohio State earned the outdoor Biz Ten title meet set for May 22 and 28, with last year’s site Michigan. Chicago will host the indoor meet March 13 and 14, Drake Relays set for April 25, and Central Intercollegiate at Marquette for June 5.
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