Tuesday Games in Pacific Coast League Schedule Debate
The piece discusses a proposed shift to Tuesday games in the Pacific Coast League to boost gate receipts. Proponents argue two midweek days could improve attendance and allow doubleheaders on other days, while opponents fear a radical change and expect strong opposition at the owners’ meeting. The item also notes other sports notes and upcoming schedules in different leagues.
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Nast Company Wins as New League Opens
Nast Company defeats Waldorf Beers in two of three games as the Ann ie Bowling League opens its season at Elks' Drive. Other matches include Model Danny vs Blue Ribbons, Hammond Elevator vs Wing Wills, and Cohen Coals vs Emblem Oil. Gustafson and A Paulson tied for top averages with 158 in the opening skirmish.
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Derby date set for Kentucky Derby in 1985
Churchill Downs officials announced the 1985 Kentucky Derby will be run on Saturday May 1 for a purse of 40 000 dollars. The prior year purse had been cut to 30 000 dollars from 50 000. Governor Laffoon plans to issue a proclamation declaring the coven days before Derby Week.
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Dixie Dangles 54000 In Prizes Before Golfers
Miamee Fla Nov 20 Disiel and Jagangied 54000 in cash before professional golfers amid a qual fall and winter stand with 39000 still waiting for pockets of big shots. The Capitol City Louisville Haz ard Ky and Piteturst Opens have been played reducing the Southern stakes by 12900 while fat purses remain outstanding. Miami leads southern cites with 12000 purse included. Three Miami tournaments carry 10000 purses. The Miami Open Dec 4-8 and the Miami International four ball, May 7-10, total 4000 in prize money. Other southern events include Gasparilla Open Tampa Feb 24 2500 St Petersburg Open Feb 26-27 2000 etc.
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Six Footers Team Could Form Independent Cage Squad
A strong six footers group may launch an independent basketball squad in Corry with local players like Myers Pilakain and Mountain. Efforts hinge on financial backing and team management, with a Cambridge Springs newcomer and other city players eyed for tryouts. A decision on uniforms and leadership is expected soon as organizers seek support.
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Bowling Scores and Local Election Notes
Bowling scores feature players Ottoway Lundgquist and Peake with several high games, while a garbled note mentions New Bedford voters and a school election process. The passage mixes sports results with a fragmented public notice about polling places and school access.
Cubs Ready to Spend Plenty for 1935 Team
Louisville dispatch notes Chicago Cubs executive Charles J Grimm, now VP under P K Wrigley, wields strong authority to craft a powerful 1935 roster. Grimm eyes pitchers Hal Schumacher Carl Hubbell Val Munro and Larry French, with cash to spend and trading material. A meeting with Bill Terry suggests potential Giants shakeups ahead of major league meetings in New York.
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Notable 1934 ignoble prize winner hints at sports folly
Henry McLemore reports on a humorous 1934 ignoble prize for extreme sports predictions. The winner, Roy Reigel, parades a comical medal and leather tag, claiming a rollercoaster of praise from readers and judges. The piece mocks forecasts and includes quirky letters from readers.
Bradford Lays Claim To Grid Championship
Bradford Nov 20 Brailton high school Red Owls claim Northwestern Pennsylvania scholastic football title for second straight season after going undefeated in 1988 and remaining unbeaten this year. Victims include Bane Warren Punxsutawney and Olean. 190-pound lineman Robart Plug key blocker as Bradford rolled up 3241 rushing yards.
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Old Feud Renewed by Council Last Night
City hall discussion centered on relief jobs and New Deal policies. Mayor Milley opposed a street widening plan, while Duke supported it in principle but not with municipal funds. Council debated action on widening the northside streets and a bill to repeal the assistant street commissioner position surprised the session.
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Notre Dame Faces Army in Classic at Yankee Stadium
Notre Dame and Army prepare for their 21st meeting since 2013 in Yankee Stadium with an expected crowd over 75,000. Army seeks revenge for a lopsided series as Coach Garn Davidson trains the Cadets, while Elmer Layden leads Army’s opponent with a determined, hustling squad aiming for a 15th win over Army.
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Widow Testifies despite threats in Rost murder case
Anna Arabia, mother of three, faced death threats yet said she would be the state's chief witness against Joseph Rost, 81, of Pittsburgh, charged with the slaying of Patsy Arabia, 38, of Arnold. Plainclothes officers watched as a jury was chosen. Arabian had reported weeks earlier that two men threatened her to deter testimony.
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Labatt Names Him in Photo of Kidnapping Suspect
A new photo identifies David Meisner as a man connected to a kidnapping case near Jaskammes. Labatt, a wealthy London Ontario brewer, says the suspect remains in custody and authorities continue investigations.
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