Cardinals shine in 1934 season dominance and fallout
The 1934 season highlights Dizzy Dean's 30 win NL record and Daffy Dean's 19 wins fueling the Cardinals' rise from fifth to world champions. Frankie Frisch steered a late surge, while Detroit's Mickey Cochrane and Tigers lacked a repeat title. Yankees, Red Sox, and Pirates notices add context. Baseball, boxing, and wrestling notes fill the rest of the page with regional sports chatter.
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St Louis Cardinals
Ris
Detroit Tigers
Dean
Cardinals
Babe Ruth
Frankie Frisch
Will Terry
Giants
Detroit
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Baer Levinsky Title Bout At Chicago Stadium
Heavyweight champion Max Baer meets King Levinsky in a non-decision exhibition style title bout at Chicago Stadium. The outcome hinges on a possible newspaper verdict if no official decision is allowed. The event draws over 18 000 fans and more than 35000 in gate receipts.
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United Press Chicago
Max Baer
King Levinsky
Chicago
Triajs State Athletic Commission
Levinsky
Baer
Tinois Commission
Nof
New York
Reno
Nev
Erie Y M C A plans strong bid to revive basketball glory
Erie Y M C A announces a return to its 1914 1923 era prestige with a new independent basketball squad coached by Fred Donikj. The team will play Westfield Union City Oil City and possibly aGE road series, with home games on Wednesdays and road games Saturdays.
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New York Celtic
Corry Keystones
Pittsburgh
Brie Y. M.C. A
J.C. Ainsworth
Fred Donikj
M. G A
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Ainsworth
A.M. A
Bouly" Sullivan
Joe Marlin
Jerry Cohen
Birdie Knapp
Pati Witting
B. J. Murphy
Jimmy Aliburn
Buffalo Germans
Buffalo Lincolns
Rochester Central
Westfield
Union City
Oil Cuty
General Electric
Donihi
Howard Mattison
Paul Prizinsky
Chuck Bauder
String" Nast
Norm McDonald
Joe Gliner
George Porath
Ben ‘Espet
Dave Kilpatrick Ainsworth
Buffalo
Janew
Kingston
Lou Stoltz
Schenectady
Roohester
Utican
Little Fal
Scarlet Diamonds
Bisons
Kingstim
Albany
Sam Siegel
Burfato
Many Hirsch
Phil
Barlow
Little Falls
Bison Jincup
Hubbell and Dean Lead National League Pitchers of 1934
New York and the National League name Carl Hubbell of the Giants as top pitcher with a 2.0 ERA and 23 complete games while Dizzy Dean of Arkansas leads in strikeouts with 19 and nets 30 wins. Dean also posts seven shutouts and a .?% win rate.
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United Press
NEW York
Carl Hubbell
Oklahoma
Dizzy Dean
Arkansas
Hubbell
New York Giants
Gilso
Vernon Gomex
Dean
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Amop
Yan Linga
Amfungo
Brooklyn
Bowling Scores Report Includes Player Totals and Standings
The clipping lists numerous bowling scores with names such as Waite Carrig Init and Loveland, showing individual frame totals and team tallies. It also notes a separate item on dedication of Raleigh's new municipal airport with Eddie Rickenbarger as principal speaker.
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Raleigh
N. C
Eddie Rickenbarker
Code of ethics to govern football draft discussed
New York December 28 The National Collegiate Athletic Association and American Football Coaches Association met to draft a national code of ethics for recruiting and subsidizing players. A five member committee drew up the proposal while experts noted conditions in college football remained troubling.
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United Press New York
Neonal Collegiate Athletic Association
American Football Coaches Association
Sportsmanship Brotherhood
Howard J. Savage
Carnegie Foundation
Jean Spentim
Z. G. Clevenger
Indiana University
D. A. Penick
Texas University
Herman Diedrichs
Cornell
G. L. Rider
Miami
O.) University
C. £. Belhimer
Gettysburg
Nast Company Hosts Sixth Annual New Year Dinner
Nast Company held its sixth annual New Year dinner Thursday evening at the Hotel Gerry with employees and two guests. A turkey dinner and festive table decor preceded a program of talks by Mervyn Nesta and Robert Shiels, songs by Mrs. Roy Burley and Shiels, awards for employees, guessing contests, and dancing. Betty Boyd departed for Clorovado Beach, MA for the winter.
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Hotel Cerry
The
Nast Company
Gerry
Mervyn Nest
Robert ‘Shiels
Meadville
Forcerly
Roy ‘Burley
Shiels
Harold Dietzel
Agnes Lynch
Paul Phelps
Marion Rumb Yaugh
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Grover Clevelant Alexander
Philadelphia
Dieay
Protier Daffy
Deans
Dan
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Ictler
Lefty Gomez
Qmojind
Pie Traynor
Pittsburgh Pirates
George Gibson
Chuck Presser
Bob O’farrell
Cincinnati Reds
Jimmy Dykes
Lew Fonseca
Chicago White Sox
Pop
Ducky Medwick
Tiger
Marvin Owen
Ed Don George
Dick Shikat
Germany
George
Shikat
Jim Londos
Londos
Warren HyVis Oils
Cage Five
Niagara Falls Miques
Warren
Oils
Masked Marvels
Joe Fazio
Ridgway
St. Marys
Mickey Delvin
Delvin
Fazio
Hidgway
East High
Erie
Sharpsville
Minute T
Erie “Y
Bisons Strong
Norm
MacDonald
Sory
Greenville
Farrell
Academy High
Ambridge
Academy Five
Butler
Vate Hall of
New York State Basketball League
Buffalo Cagers
Eita Kett
By Paul Robinson
Ond
Puneserice
Etta
Hammond
Tot
Ave. Shoemaker
Waite
Carrig Isa
Init Wallace
Loveland
Worth Farm
England
Cohen Gamot Ia Sat Iyi Craker
Love
Apt Keating
Kinley
Member
Federal Reserve System
Betty Boyd
Clorovado Beach
Mac's Inn
Cone
Keister’s
Absorbine Jr
Pinkhams
Father Johns
DeWitts
Fae
Ponds
Woodburys
Dr. West Tooth
Aft. Shay
Colgate Shay
Keister
Durham
Corry
Bess
Dad A. Depew
Columbus
Neeley
Dirham
Watt Street
Pasta
Cara Journal
Peta
Root
Gegge
Hammond Elevator Co
Saub
Maie Harge
Roosevelt Highway Sale Stable
East Columbus Avenue
KR. Retherford
Crosley
Linusley's
Ats
McCray Radio Service
Elgin
Hank Kkeeping Tobins
Tee ‘Otal
Grange National Bank
Spartansburg
Pennsylvania
Ysosiablon
O. M. Thompson
C.T. A
Sabina
City of
Erie County
State of Pennsylvania
North Tonawanda
Niagara County
Matice
C. T.al
Register of Wills
Pennsylviania
Joseph A
Jordon
Walter 4
Scott
D. ‘Walter H. Scott
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