Hot Stove Sessions Open With Rumored Baseball Trades
New York Oct 14 The bat stove league opened with heavy trade talk across majors led by Yankees and Cardinals moves. Rumors center on Mungo Dean Jurges French Demaree and others as teams like Cubs Giants Dodgers Red Sox Bees seek upgrades and shakeups ahead of 1938.
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Johnny Howell Blossoms From Shadow As Star Quarterback
Lincoln Neb Oct 14 Johnny Howell longtime shadow of his brother Blue Howell proves his own talent for Nebraska football as a sophomore substitute turned standout captain. He leads a green backfield and a strong line to upset Minnesota, scoring a memorable 78 yard run that mirrors his brother’s famed plays and cements his own reputation.
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Coyotes Leave For St Louis
Vermillion October 14 Minus their coach but in top condition the 24 South Dakota Coyotes depart Vermillion for a Friday game at St Louis University Coach Harry Gamage to join later due to his father s death Athletic director Car B Hay and backfield coach Cletus Clinker accompany the squad They expect to arrive in St Louis Thursday evening and train at Walsh Memorial Stadium The team plans the same starting lineup as the season s opener Gene Schultz Aberdeen born sophomore center has earned a starting berth Edberg sprained ankle leaves a question for the lineup
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Golden Avalancia
Trade Talk Swirls Around Dodgers Reds Tigers
Roy Henshaw of the Dodgers may be a trading target for teams while Cincinnati eyes multiple assets after Kiki Cuyler’s retirement. The Reds seek rookies, and Detroit reportedly looks at the Senators to bolster pitching, especially after Washington’s Moging rookies this year.
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Wrestlers clash as referee KOed amid wild bout
In Cleveland Ort the referee Bull Weideman suffered a jaw injury after Orville Brown knocked out heavyweight champ Everett Marshall, triggering a riot that required four wrestlers and two customers to restore order.
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Cincinnati Bearcats Use Player Strike To Name New Coach
In Cincinnati on October 14 a player strike prompted Rose Cohen to resign as head coach at the University of Cincinnati. Ex Northwestern All American Wade Red Woodworth, a guard, is installed as interim coach after Cohen is pushed out following four straight defeats this year and five last season. Assistant Bob Lewis was directed to step back and hand over duties to Woodworth.
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Gopher Wolverine clash highlights busy college football slate
The nation’s gridiron pageant features the Minnesota vs Michigan battle for the Little Brown Jug plus top intersectionals Yale vs Army and Notre Dame vs Carnegie. Other games include Cornell vs Syracuse and Alabama vs Tennessee as Northeast and Midwest teams seek title momentum.
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Fights Last Night Report From Multiple Cities
In La Crosse Quentin Breese known as Baby Face Breese stopped Harry Booker. In Oakland Dick Foster and Dale Sparr fought to a draw. The event featured Breese’s knockout and a tied bout between Foster and Sparr.
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Judge Hands Santa Barbara Player Ten Dollars Or Two Touchdowns
Santa Barbara State College ace Howard Yeager faced a speeding charge with a judge ordering a choice between a ten dollar fine or two touchdowns. The remark said the fine would be paid if Santa Barbara won Friday night against Redlands, with the case held pending the game outcome.
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McLaughlin Wins Municipal Golf Title in Extra Hole
Kenneth McLaughlin defeated Frank Hawkins in an extra hole to win the Municipal Golf Club championship at Highmore. McLaughlin reached the final by beating W. W. Swanson while Hawkins advanced by overcoming J. G. Ryan. The final rounds were delayed due to the illness of J. T. Marshall who finished behind Vic Holmen in the consolation finals.
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Eyton Seeks New Land Travel Record At Bonneville
At Bonneville Salt Flats Utah on October 1 14 A Cant George Eyton started his record attempt in Speed of the Winds to surpass all land speed distance records within 24 hours It is his second run this month following an October 4 start cut short by mechanical trouble Jonkens of Salt Lake City holds the 12 hour record at 160 17 mph and the 24 hour mark at 157 27 mph set here this summer
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Purdue Boilermakers visit Dyche Stadium in title bid
Chicago October 1 Purdue's Boilermakers invade Dyche Stadium as Western Conference contenders seek to derail Minnesota and hold on to the league lead. Minnesota trains and Wisconsin drill for Michigan while Indiana backs up. Notre Dame coach Layden weighs using sophomores against Yale era.
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