Ohio U Prospects For Successful 936 Football Season
Ohio University coach Danny Don Peden returns a veteran line of lettermen from 1935 with strong backfield potential led by Johnny Chernitski and Bill Jurkovic. The Bobcats open 1936 at Purdue September 26 and aim for a Buckeye Conference title despite heavy losses on the line.
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New York Giants
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Canton
Ohio
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Cleveland
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Middleport
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Geneva
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Youngstown
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Toledo
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Dayton
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Bill Rodgers
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Akron
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Ashtabula
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Fairport Harbor
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John Carroll
University of Cincinnati
Feller Sets Records In Exhibition Wins And Brewers Sale Looms
Baseball notes report Bob Feller’s fast pitching shattering an American League record in an exhibition game against the Philadelphia Athletics. The piece also mentions a rising sale rumor involving Ralph Kiner and the New Orleans club, potential Indians Brewers links, and several high school football notes.
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Milaukee
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Intral Armory
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Iat
Galion High
Bob Oldfather
Arkansas
Purdue University
Carl Dahideck
Londonville
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Lowellecker
Tom Mcannon
Trojans Seek Return to Glory With Noted Guard
USC faces a pivotal season as Dahlbeck guards a key post and the Trojans pursue a return to pre slump heights after the 1934 35 troubles.
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University of Southern California
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Baseball leaders and batting stats from early season
United Press lists top batting averages and home run totals. W a Appling leads with .381 after 126 games and 483 at bats for the White Sox, followed by Averill .377 with 141 games. Gehrig and Foxx pace the home run list with 48 and 58 respectively.
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Goodman Favored to Win 40th National Amateur Golf Title
Johnny Goodman, former U S Open champion, enters the 40th National Amateur at Garden City Golf Club as a seven to one favorite. Field includes Scotty Campbell, Ross Somerville, Reynolds Smith and George Voigt. Ninety of 219 players compete in eighty-two matches scheduled for today with final set for Saturday.
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Chicago
Scotty Campbell
Seattle
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Canada
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Dallas
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Forrest Thompson
Landover
Smith
Gordon Kummer
Milwaukee
Somerville
Willie Turnesa
New York
George Voigt
Charley Yates
Atlanta
George Dunlap
Jock McLean
Yankees Giants face off in world series clash recap
Excerpts note if the Yankees meet the Giants the series would be their first since 1923. Mentions Stonewall Jackson as the only survivor from 1923, with Bill Terry and Lou Gehrig as notable players then and now. Also covers Feller’s strikeout record, Galatzer arrest, Rogell Ferrell altercation, and the Yankees’ eight home runs in a doubleheader setting a new season record.
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Stonewall) Jackson
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Mnnager
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Lorain-Elyria Softball Title Clash Tonight
Lorain’s American Store Company faces Elyria’s No-Way Market in the Lorain Medina County tournament final at Harmon Field. The Steel City ten carry a lone loss in tournament play and aim for the title. Gert Henke manages the Lorain club. A girls game between Lorain All-Stars and Elvira All-Stars precedes at 6 o'clock with the 7 o'clock starting time for the main final.
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Yesterday's Hero Feller Sets Strikeout Records
Cleveland Indians rookie Bob Feller struck out 17 to break a 28 year old American League record and tie the Major League mark.
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Cleveland Indians
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Rube Waddell
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Bob Feller Sets AL Strikeout Record at 17 in 9th
Cleveland pitcher Bob Feller, age 17, struck out 17 Athletics in a 5-2 win over Philadelphia at League Park to set a new American League single game strikeout record. He fanned 50 batters in 30 innings across exhibitions and the Labor Day start, with a fastball and sharp curve producing a historic debut season spark.
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Rassle Champ In Second Showing Here Wednesday
LeRoy McGuirk world light heavyweight champion meets John Estes of Washington D C in a Rialto Theatre main event Wednesday night Dan Morris promotes a second show after a crowd near 900 last season A professional bout and an amateur match fill the card with the opener at 8 30 p m Estes uses speed and dropkicks while McGuirk showcased his title in a previous Rialto bout and a second appearance is promised
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George Saver
Joe Savoldi
Purdue Grid Star Fatally Burned In Boiler Explosion
Purdue's 1936 football hopes were dashed by a shower room boiler explosion that killed senior guard Carl E. Dahlbeck and seriously burned five teammates. The blast started from gasoline fumes near a heating stove as players showered after practice, fueling a fire that swept a floor section where six stood.
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Carl E. Dahlbeck
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Lowell Decker
John Drake
Jimmy Maloney
Pat Malaska
Dahlbeck
McGannon
Drake
Decker
Standings snapshot and results in early baseball season
In the American League standings Cleveland and Philadelphia posted results with New York and St. Louis leading. Washington and Chicago had rainouts while Boston and Detroit faced each other. The National League table shows New York and St. Louis atop, with Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnati Boston and Philadelphia in varying positions. American Association playoff results include Milwaukee Kansas City Indianapolis St. Paul and St. Paul games.
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Bob Feller Tops 1908 Waddell Record In Baseball Debut
New York report details Bob Feller, 17, striking out 17 to break Rube Waddell’s 16 set in 1900 and tie major league mark. Yankees hit eight homers to reach 175 season total, Giants and Cardinals draw 654417 in Polo Grounds double bill, and other NL results.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Adel Iowa
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Labor Day
Six Teams Exit N E F Tourney in Third Round
Six of the 25 teams entered in the National Baseball Federation tournament were eliminated today as the event entered the third round. The dropped to the second division after earlier defeats. Eliminated were Dearborn Michigan Grass Flat Pennsylvania Warren Ohio Youngstown Ohio Lorain Ohio Massillon Ohio.
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National Baseball Federation
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Youngstown
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Massillon
Class B Pin League Holds Final Meeting Before Season
The City Class B Bowling League schedules a final pre season meeting for September 21 at 7 30 p m in the Columbus clubrooms. Backers representatives and bowlers are to attend as entry fees and the season schedule are announced. Shell Petroleum team captain is asked to note the notice.
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Bankene
Shell Petroleum
Gehrig and Foxx Shine In RBI Leaders Summary
Lou Gehrig leads in runs batted in for the Yankees with strong showings, while Lou Trosky contributes for the Indians and Max Foxx appears among top RBI leaders for the Red Sox. The trio headlines a stacked season in batting efficiency.
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Indians
Foxx
Red Sox
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