Dizzy Dean Expected to Sign 1935 Contract Talks Reported
Dizzy Dean and Bam Breadon, Cardinals president, met with Paul Dean to discuss a three year deal around 100000 dollars. Dizzy indicated a minimum 25000 for 1935 while Paul sought about 15000, both coming off a World Series win over Detroit.
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Dizzy Dean
D. C
Toby
Y. Louis
Foud
Bam Breadon
St Louis Cardinals
Dizzy
Paul
Boss Breadon
Florida
Bresdon
New York City
Jess
Dimny
Cardinals
Detroit
Hot Stove League Headliners in Baseball Shuffle
The rumor mill centers on Joe Cronin selling to the Boston Red Sox and Bucky Harris presumed to take over as Washington pilot. Also linked are discussions around Babe Ruth as a possible Senators or Athletics manager while Bob Feller was en route to Japan with the All-Star squad.
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Joe Cronin
Boston
Red Sox
Bucky Harris
Joe
Washington
Harris
Clark Gdffith
Senators
Habe Ruth
Athletics
Tox Bobe
Japan
Idaho Jockey In Spotlight
Wayne D Wright, the Rexburg rider, is the jockey of the hour on the eastern turf. He won the Belmont Stakes with Peace Chance and the Belmont Futurity with Chance Sun, plus the Walden Handicap at Pimlico with Fire Thorn. He led at Laurel and leads Pimlico with six wins in the first week. Equi poise targets the Whitney gold trophy at Belmont Park while Strideaway and Clarify vie in the Wagoner Handicap at Arlington Downs.
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Associated Press
Wayne D. Wright
J. E. Wideners
Blond Rider
Rexburg
Peace Chance
Widener
Pimlico
Walter M. Jeffords
Fire Thorn
Laurel
Equipoise
United Hants
Belmont Park
Narragansett Park
Okapi
AD Forlorn
Coyotes Prep Freshmen for Morningside Clash
Vermillion November 6 The S D U freshmen recount a strong showing last Friday and brace for a tough Sioux City game against Morning side freshmen. Coach Har ry Gamage critiques the unit yet sees potential for building a future varsity over the next two to three years.
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Morningside
State College
Coyote
Sioux City
Munch
Frosn
Bell
Bua~njor
Harry Gamage
Training Quarters Open For Local Boxers At West Third
Leo Bloomberg founder of American Legion matches opens training quarters for boxers in a former Fair.City Paint & Glass building on west Third street. Sessions are 7:00 p m weekdays except Saturday and 2:00 p m Sundays, open to the public. Boxers include Al Braun Pedro Baum Vic Friese and Kieth Gordon. Also notes a cagey chase around a greased pig during a USD Morningside game, captured by Aber deen freshmen Putnam Foulding and Richard Walker.
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Leo Bloomberg
American Legion
City Paint & Glass Company
West Third Street
Bloomberg
al Braun
Pedro Baum
Vic Friese
Kieth Gordon
University of South Dakota
Morningside University
Putnam Foulding
Richard Walker
Aberdeen
Scarce Naturals on National Grid Schedule This Year
New York nov eight seventeen The football calendar lacks many traditional top matchups as major games were planned years in advance. Princeton Rice Stanford and Princeton face invites and rejections, while Navy and Notre Dame seek a renewed clash.
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New York
Alabama
Minnesota
Stanford
Princeton
Rice
Santa Clara
Tournament of Roses
Beunesota
Prince‘ton
Arkansas
Washington
Syracuse
Michigan State
Tulane
Colgate
Red Raiders
Yankee Stadium
Navy
Yosts
Frinceton
Purdue
Simon
Duke
Lee
Palme
Louisiane
Tide
Army
Philadelphia
Chicago
West Point
Midshipmen
Notre Dame
Cleveland
Dartmouth
Yale
Tigers
Lehigh
Pittsburgh
Harvard Seeks Safer Goal Posts After Injuries
Harvard Athletic Director B. Z. Bingham scrutinizes costly goal posts after games. The concern centers on potential injuries from non collapsible gear posts while negotiations proceed with a manufacturer to supply safer, collapsible posts.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Fethletic
BZ Bingham
Sub Has Latest In Grid Rackets
Michigan coach Harry Kipke faced a radio call in Ann Arbor as a substitute player plotted to sell inside information on Wolverine players. The plan offered listeners small bits of game action for two bits to a touchdown for those tuning in.
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Sub
Ann Arbor
Mich
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Wolverine
Ohio
Kipke
Everhardus
Reveczi
Coyotes Lose Seven Linemen For Final Dakota Day
Vermillion November 6 seven senior linemen on the University of South Dakota Coyote squad played their final game of the season in a morning scrimmage with Morningside at Inman field. The list includes Bob Bevan Lyle Dyson Leroy Everett Clive Acker John Silsley and Len Sherwood with one more senior sidelined by injury.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Coyote
Inman Field
Morningside
Morningtide
Gamage
Ionmen
Bob Bevan
Huron
Lyle Dyson
Gann Valley
Leroy Everett
Stone Falls
Clive Acker
Aberdeen
Johnn Silsley
Wye
Len Sherwood
Mitchell
Sophomore Line Pleases Solem
Town observers report the sophomore line pleased coach Ossie Solem with two strong goal line stands against Indiana last week. Fred Radloff, tackle, was the lone Jet terman in the first period at Bloomington as Purdue looms tougher.
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Towa Cily
Indiana
Ossie Solem
Purdue
Fred Radloff
Jetterman
Bloomeington
Lou Little Says Pessimism Defines a Coach
Columbia coach Lou Little refuses to celebrate wins. He insists on pessimistic standards and spent four hours dissecting a 14 to 6 victory against Penn State, showing he values constant challenges.
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Lou Little
New York
Gil Dobie
Columbia
Lions
Penne Coen
1934 Gophers Rated Among Best In Sport History
In a Bohemian to slow down: Minnesota impresses as Major Griffith calls the Gophers one of football history’s best. Michigan’s Kipke and Purdue’s Zuppke laud Minnesota power and speed after a muddy, hard fought season clash.
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Gophers
Paul Mickelson
Associated Press Sportz
Chicago
Big Ten
Minnesota
Ilinois
Purdue
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Noble Kizer
Michigan
Sbout
Pug Land
Fay Kipke
Wallis Ward
Zuppke
Army
Bob Zuppke
Wingis
Henley
Dick Henley
Northwestern
Electric Chest
Triinols
Wisconsin
Kier
Iowa
Duane Paris
Jim Carter
Jay Berwanger
Towa
Clark Shaughnessy
Doane Purvis
Puvis
Schmidt
Western Reserve
Doc Spears
Gillin
Indiana
Dick. Crayne
Rypears
Ossie Salem
Hid es Brown Jug Mystery At Minnesota Grid Game
The famous Little Brown Jug trophy linked to Minnesota's upcoming showdown with Michigan is mentioned as a lost prize in a garbled report. Separate boxing results show Patey Personal of Cleveland outpointing Hao Birkle in Oakland and Johnny Beast of Holyoke outpointing Charte Weine in Worcester.
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Michigan
Wolverines
Minnesota
Gophers
Henry Batch
Ann Arbhor
Gospers
Minneapolis
Minnesota: Gophers
Wolvers Deyil
Munson Weld
Feware
Patey Peronal
Cleveland
Hao Birkle
Oskland
Calif
Holyoke
Mass
Johnny Beast
Warchester
Chartey Weine
Brooklyn
Minnesota Stars Dominate Ground Game This Season
Minnesota’s Julius Alfonso leads ground gainers with 396 yards in 97 attempts averaging 10.43 per carry across five games. Stan Kostke tops total yardage with 50 attempts at 7.01 yards. Captain Pug Lind and Clarkson also post strong averages as the Gophers outpace opponents in rushing yardage and first downs.
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Minneapolis
Minnesta
Julius Alfonse
Alfonso
Minnesota
Oval
Stan Kostke
Francis “Pug” Limd
Clarkson
Roscoe
Lond
Michigan
Regeczi
Land
Gophers
Franchot Tone Hurt In Film Accident
Hollywood on November 8 Franchot Tone an actor fell ten feet from a rampart while dancing with Gary Cooper. Tone was knocked unconscious but not seriously injured according to the studio physician after taking him to his home.
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Franchot Tone
Hollywood
Tranchot Tone
Ao Rampart
Gary Cooper
Jastrable & Cannon
Tone
Sudio
Road Report Across South Dakota Cities
Sioux Falls reports 55 high 9 low 4 with good roads and clear conditions. Aberdeen 40 with 60 high 39 low no precipitation and roads clear. Phere 6 62/46 roads good. Rapid City W1 10/51 with roads good and visibility clear. Hoxen 3 high low precipitation from mene moderate. Yankton 45 3 with roads good and clear. Mitchell 46 62 34 precipitation mene roads good and clear. Brookings 45 58 37 no precip roads good and clear. Watertown 41 58 3 with precip none roads clear. Romney loads good and clear.
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Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Phere
Rapid City
Yankton
Figats Last Night By The Associated Press
Chicago report lists Deen Griffin 188 from Columbus Ohio and Adalply Wister 187 from Green Bay Wisconsin along with Dave Barty 125 and Mickey Beal. Syracuse New York names Eddie Bisko and Freddie Sallus 27 in a fragmented sports summary.
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The
Associated Press
Chicago
Deen Griffin
Colum
Bux
Adalply Wister
Green Bay
Wit
Dave Barty
Mickey Beal
Syracuse
N. Y
Eddie Bisko
Sepocked
Freddie Sallus
Byeaciee
Boilermakers Face Conference Hurdles In Title Quest
Purdue sits in a tight Big Ten race with four league games left two wins solidifying their claim while Minnesota Illinois and Wisconsin loom as tougher schedules. Injuries and squad depth shape the path as Iowa Indiana and Illinois vie for the lead amid mounting concerns over key players.
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William Weekes
Associated Press
Chicago
Purdue
Boilermakers
Boilermaker
Iowa
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Illinois
Rice Institute
Notre Dame
Duane Purvis
Jim Carter
Carnegie Tech
Fighting Illini
Ilinois
Northwestern
Ohio State
Ned Bartlett
Fleet
Buckeyes
Trevor Rees
Foover Lott Tows
Dwight Hoover
Carl Schuelke
Michigan
Cle Rgelines
Jon Bilis
Frank
Butch) Larson
Evely
Horse Show Opens In New York Tomorrow
The national horse show will begin tomorrow at Madison Square Garden featuring military jumping teams from five nations. Army officers from Canada Chile France Ireland and the Republic of Ireland will compete with picked equine jumpers for the international team trophy and later for individual honors.
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N. Y
New York
Morrow
Madison Square Garden
United States
Canada
Atlantic
Chile
France
Irish Tree State
Wolsey Girls Basketball Practice Starts Strong
Miss Peterson urged Wolsey High girls to join basketball drills with 16 reporting for the first night. Practice will be held Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, as announced by the coach.
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Wolsey
Jackrabbits Meet Bison In Big Conference Clash
Brookings South Dakota reports a showdown as the Jackrabbits prepare to host Casey Finnegan and the North Dakota Bison. Coaches Threlfall and Scholander showcase veteran lines and speedy backs in a pivotal conference test.
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Brookings
New. D
Bison
State Field
Casey Finnegan
Fritz Hanson
Finnegan
Erickson
Hanson
Threlfall
Miller
Hokenstad
Andres
Kibbe
Johnson
Scholander
Fargo
Baer Brothers Training Pact On Showtime Tour
Max Baer plans to lead by example for his brother Buddy as they prepare for a midwest tour. Baer will train and referee with Buddy in sight, while Buddy and Max both appear on upcoming exhibition cards in Des Moines and Chicago on November 23.
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Los Angeles
Max Baer
California
Buddy
Sstleuffer
Holly
Max T Buddy
Max
Middlewest
John Miler
Des Moines
Chicago
King Kevinsky
Art Lasky
Agin
Todt Wins Fielding Honors for St Paul Saints
Phil Todt, St Paul first baseman and former major leaguer, set a fielding record of 86 errors in 195 games and completed 69 straight errorless games to lead the American Association fielding honors. He committed only four errors all season and helped St Paul win the team fielding title for the 11th straight season with a team collective fielding mark of .974.
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Chicago
Phil Todt
St. Paul
McEy
Todt
Chicago Galvin
St Paul
Bil Kien
Columbus
Jackie Milriess
Fred
Otto Bluege
Washington
Osme
Sabie
Foe
Vernon
George W .Weshingtom
Inianapolis
Earl Webb
Pitren
St. Paik
Saints
Kansas City
Mibwaukee
E Tople
Miller
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W. '. Waggoner
Strideaway
M. C. Stroude
Arlington Downs
Tex
Rice-Arkansas
By Alan Gould
Associated Presa
Coyotes
Bob Bryan
Haron
Solem
Bierman
Kizer
Minnesota Stars
Alfonse
Kostka
Jackrabbits
Speedy N.D. Outit
Hanson and Erickson
Baer
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