Highest paid players of 1935 baseball year
A fragmentary list shows top salaries in 1935 baseball with figures like Gordon, Hartnett, and Gomez, including presidents and managers. Names such as E. Barrow, Navin, and Branch Rickey appear among pay figures, indicating club and executive earnings alongside players. The text also notes Micki Jane and Dill hose among high earners.
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Ashington
Trotman
New Yorks
Joe
Yanks
Detroit Tigers
Gordon
Mick) Jane
Dill Hose
New York Giants
Grimm
Childirew
Abby Hartnett
Cubs
Chuck
J. L
Jimny Dykes
White Sox
Lo Comiskey
Ken
Lec
Grabiner
Eme Ty Gomez
Yan
Abbeil
Giants
Mack
Chartes
E. G. Barrow
Niger
New York
Flor- Areyfuss
Pirates
A.G. Spalding Baer
Heavyre
J Mt Taylor
Ducks on the Flyway A Kansas Deputy Maps Migratory Ducks
HAL BOYLE reports from Ellinwood Kansas on Frank W Robl deputy swarden who runs a rotary bird refuge since 1924 Banding ducks for study he notes ducks migrate across vast distances from South Carolina to Alaska and California He traps bands on legs and reports kills to the Biological Survey The piece catalogs banding stats and records including long journeys of mallards and teal and notes Robl s hobby mirrors a crossroads of the skyways with thousands of ducks using the refuge each year
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Hal Boyle
Ellinwood
Kas
Frank W. Robl
Swarden
Rotary Bird Refuge
South Carolina
Atlantic Seaboard
San Diego
Calif
Pacific
Deering
Alaska
Kansas
Robl
Robi
United States
Honduras
Central America
Trinidad
Venezuela
America
Ind
Robla Oy
Nome
Tebbetts Named as Cochrane's Success in New England
New England's college baseball pipeline produced George Roberts Tebbetts, a 23 year old Nashua native known for catching for Providence College and Beaumont in the Texas League. Cochrane calls him a natural and compares him to an early Mike Cochrane, noting Tebbetts' fierce drive to reach the major leagues with Detroit after a standout rapid rise from New England to Navin Field.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
New England
Gordon Stanley Cochrane
George Roberts Tebbetts
Mickey Cochrane
Bridgewater
Mass
Boston University
Birdie Tebbetts
Nashua
N. H
Providence College
Cochrane
Cy Perkins
Detroit Tigers
Tebbetts
Mike
Connie Mack
Jean Dubuc
Béaumont
Steele Puts Life in Middleweights
Boxing notes describe a surge in middleweight interest led by Freddie Steele who dethroned Eddie Risko last July and sparked promoter interest worldwide. The piece lists potential opponents and upcoming matchups, with plans for elimination bouts and Steele’s hoped eastern invasion.
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Jimmy Donahue
NEA Service
New York
Mickey Walker
Madison ‘Square Garden
Freddie Steele
Jnthas Larriper
Tarotia
Eddie Babe Risko
Steele
Bucks
Pacific Northwest
Vrenty
Deven
Pacific
Milwaukie
Gorilla Jones
Rockies
Siecle
Fred Apostoli
Solly Krieger
Hiske
Gustav Eder
Harry Balsamo
Eric Seeclg
Teddy Vorosz
Pittsburgh
Paul Pierone
Cleveland
Jimmy Clark
Buffalo
San Francisciana
Apostell
Michael Strauss Jacobs
Krieger
Balsama
Risko
Balsamo
Stanley Ketehel
Eder
Seelig
Yurosz
Yarosz
Steeler
Pirrone
Bualsano
Queens
Johnny Buen
Pauleboro
N. J
John Kenny Lewis
Philadelphia
Duca
Clark
Low Brouillard
Paris
Tebbetts Builds 1934 Texas League Rebound Story
Tebbetts, nicknamed Birdie for his squeaky voice, explains his health and weight loss while detailing his baseball career. He reflects on 134 Texas League games proving his catching value and notes his conditioning work in Somerville, Mass.
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Tongis
Warner
Beaumont
Detroit
Tebbetts
Bertford
Providence
Ernie Lorbeer
Lorbeer
Tebbetst
Birdie
Beatmont
Navin Field
Somerville
Mass
Ford
11 Game Schedule for Little Rock High 1917 season
Little Rock High School unveils an 11 game 1917 football slate with three new opponents Central High Muskogee Camden and Jonesboro High Schools. Efforts to schedule Blytheville Chicks failed despite higher guarantees. Blytheville had ruled the past three seasons. The schedule includes Catholic High Muskogee Shreveport Camden Hot Springs Fort Smith Memphis North Little Rock Pine Bluff Fordyce and Fort Smith games with several Friday night dates.
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Little Rock
Little Rock High School
Earl F. Quigley
Central High
Muskogee
Okl
Camden
Jonesboro
Quigley
Blytheville High School
Ur H
Tigers
Blytheville
Chicks
Catholic High
Little Roek
Okla
Shreveport
Hot Springs
Fort Smith
Memphis
Lille Rock
Jonesborn
Pine Bluff
Pine Bluf
Tordyce
Fordyce
North Little Rock
Tokyo Builds for Olympics of 1946
Tokyo outlines plans to expand traffic for an expected 1946 Olympics crowd. A 50 mile Kominarimon Shimbashi subway line would connect Asakusa Kaminarimon with Uraga, linking to Keihin electric railways Shinagawa. Estimated total cost 12 500.04 dollars. Travel time about hours and 20 minutes once complete.
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Tokyo
Asakusa Kaminarimon
Great Amusement Center
Uraga
Commodore Perry
Japan
Kominarimon-Shimbashi
Blytheville to Be Farm for New York Giants
Blytheville Arkansas will host a New York Giants farm team in the Class D Northeast Arkansas League this year under an agreement with Giants official Bill Terry. Fred S. Saliba leads the Blytheville club which seeks a league franchise as the circuit expands to eight teams. Giants will supply players and funding with Val Picinich named to manage the Blytheville entry, games at Fairgrounds Park to be lighted.
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Blytheville
Ark
New York Giants
Bill Terry
Giants
Fred S. Saliba
Saliba
Val Picinich
Fairgrounds Park
Elmore High Selects All-First-Team for Players
Elmore high school basketball coach announces his entire first unit for the season with Olson leading as guard and others Olson TM Olsen A C forward and Ki at center a lineup built from the school's top players.
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Olson
Elmore
Kas
Olsens
Boy Legislator Enters Golden Gloves Tourney
Oklahoma City reports 23 year old state representative George Hunt entering the Golden Gloves boxing tournament set for February 11 to 15. Hunt, serving his second term, trained at Southeastern Oklahoma Teachers College and aims to leverage political experience into ring strategy. He jokes about using a new technique called spellbirding and shows confidence, planning intensive practice and sparring.
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Oklahoma City
George Hunt
Oklahoma
Hunt
Southeastern Oklahoma Teachers College
Cooper Wins Los Angeles Open Golf Tournament
Cooper captured theLos Angeles Open with a 72 hole total of 279, earning 2400 dollars and setting a new tournament record. Smith of Chicago and Ralph Guldahl of St Louis tied for second at 279, with Manero also contending as a top money winner. The field featured notable players including Snead, Revolta, Freeland, and Picard among others, while Dudley and Wines posted 288 and 288 respectively.
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Smith
Chicago
Ralph Buldel Louis
Bmith
Guldahl
St. Louis
Nnkers
Horton
Todly
Taing
Henry Picard
Hershey
Art B Young
Pasadena Pico
Sam Snead
McCarthy to Become Star for Giants after Newark Find
New York reports Bill Terry plans to shift McCarthy into a first baseman role after a $10,000 gain by a scout. The Giants expect McCarthy to become a star, replacing Terry as the club’s first sacker, with the New Jersey pickup seen as a pivotal move.
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New York
McCarthy
Bill Terboss
Giants
Newark
Terry
Memphis Bil
Senators Ferrell Rook Hitting Home Run Debut
Washington NBA notes cite Bev Ferrell cousin to Wesley and Big in Boston Red Sox set for a Teague debut with the Senators next spring as a young outfielder hit a lofted 450 foot homer at Thomasville in a season highlight.
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Washington
NBA
Bev Ferrell
Wesley
Boston Red Sox
Teague
Senators
Young Ferrell
Thomasville
Gage
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Arctic Seaboard
Art Krenz
Aeckey Cochrane
Freckeed
Tebbets
Texas Jean
Tommy Bridges
Rowe
Hopper
Auker
Tiger
Babe Ruth
Long Bob Meusel
George Bain
Barlot
Keeneland Racetrack
Lexington
Batlot
Imperial Voter
Gerry Bush
St. John's University
Went
College of the City of New York
Madison Square Garden
Nat Helman
C. N. Xe Paund
Cooper
Chicago Professio
Los Angeles
Harry
Terry Believa
Ferrell
Speedy Rollin
Prince Albert
R. J. Reyne
Wipstenmowerand
Salem
North Carolina
Proce
Alban
Ra's Cot
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