Cubs and Tigers Forge First World Series Thriller
The Cubs and Tigers battled through a high scoring opener with Gerhlnger Greenberg and Hartnett delivering key hits while Warneke and Rowe locked in tight pitching. Demaree homered in the ninth but Detroit held on as Goslin and Rogell contributed clutch plays.
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Karty
Galan
Rogell
Herman
Greenberg
Lindstrom
Rowe
Hartnett
Demaree
Cavarretta
Cochran
Gehringer
Tigers
Chicago
Cochrane
Warneke
Cub
Jurges
CUBS
Hack
Goslin
Fox
Tiger Rooters
Hank
Moriarity
Owen
Tiger
White
Warner
Green
Inger
Jurge
Hartnet
Quigley
Dow
Major League Magnates Shape Plans For 1936
Major league owners and managers map off season moves with a wave of potential trades. Philadelphia Athletics, St. Louis Cardinals, New York Giants, and Chicago Cubs figure in swaps involving players like Jimmie Foxx and Chuck Klein, while Dean Brothers and Medwick are reportedly not for sale. Key teams eye pitcher and outfield shifts as 1936 approaches.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Bassman
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Nationals
Chicaco Cubs
Branch Rickey
David Harum
St. Louis
Dean Brothers
Joe Medwick
Pepper Martin
Ripper Collins
Giants
Collins
Bill Terry
New York
Phillies
Dolph Camilli
Phils
Polo Grounds
Roy Parmalee
Phil Weintraub
Treasury
Burgess
Burgess Whitehead
Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Frisch
Cardinal
Tom Yawkey
Red Sox
Athletics
Jimmie Foxx
Boston
Foxx
Jimmie Dykes
White Sox
Red ‘Sox
Tigers
New York Yankees
Roget
Cramer
Wally Moses
A’s
Moses
Mack
al Simmons
Chuck Klein
Cubs
Mickey Cochrane
Simmons
Klein
Chuck
Tex Carleton
Muffin Tin Prep and Baking Steps
The guide instructs greasing muffin tins heating the oven and pouring batter into hot tins before baking until done. It emphasizes heat and timing for evenly baked muffins.
Heavy increases in U.S. imports reported by chamber
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States reports large rises in American imports in the first half of 1935, led by a 117 percent jump in wheat, 411,462 percent in corn, and 356 percent in cattle, driven by drought and higher domestic prices. It also notes a likely year end favorable trade balance below 100 million dollars, the smallest in 40 years, with manufactured goods displacing farm products as top exports.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Chamber
United
Mussolini pledges wartime response as Italy marks plebiscite
Mussolini declares Italy will answer war with war and denounces sanctions by France and Britain. Sirens sound as 10 million citizens rally in uniform, with women at Fascist HQ and bands in public squares, honoring the 1870 plebiscite anniversary.
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Italy
Mussolini
League
Il Duce
Kingdom
Cubs and Tigers Ready for World Series Showdown
Detroit October 2 1935 Cubs ace Lonnie Warneke and Detroit’s Lynwood Rowe headline the World Series as Chicago rides a 21 game NL streak toward an anticipated $1 million spectacle. Tickets surge scalpers ask 75 dollars as Navin Field prepares for a sell out and record receipts.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Arkansas
Lonnie Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Lynwood
Cubs
Tigers
Chicago
Navin Field
St. Louis Cardinals
Yankees
Cardinals
Rowe
Warneke
Five British Bombers Over Crete Headed to Alexandria
Five British bombing planes were sighted over Candia Crete this morning as they moved toward Alexandria. The report from Athens dated October 2 notes the formation passing over the island in the direction of the Egyptian port city.
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Athens
Candia
Crete
Alexandria
Ideal Children and Popular Traits Among Boys and Girls
Research identifies the boy deemed most popular as cheerful exuberant leader in play and resistant to adults. The popular girl is neat pretty and not necessarily a leader, while the ideal girl must meet adult standards.
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Homer
Nick Altrock
Chicago White Sox
Frank Demaree
Major League
Medwick
Martin and
By Alan Gould
Pete Fox
U. S
Bill Herman
Boys OF Ozarks
Barnum
Edward J. Neil
Augie Galan
Weerd
By Floyd Gibbons
CLUB
Ue Nem
Hake Hands
Mary Elizabeth Meyer
Mary
John
Massachusetts General Hospital
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