Dodgers Trade Elliott for O Dou l and Dudley in Big Swap
The Brooklyn Robins acquire Frank O Doul left fielder and Fresno Thompson second baseman from the Philadelphia Nationals in exchange for Jim Elliott Clise Dudley Hale Lee and cash. The deal follows a New York conference between Brooklyn President Frank R York and Phillies President William F Baker.
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Associated Press
New York
Frank
Lefty) O'Doul
Fresno Thompson
Philadelphia Nationals
Jim Elliott
Clise Dudley
Hale Lee
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Frank R. York
Brooklyn Club
William F. Baker
Phillies
O’doui
Thompson
Robins
Jim” Elliott
Wrigley Opens Pocketbook Adds Sweetland To Cubs
Chicago Oct 14 The Cubs under William L Veeck bought Lester Sweetland a left handed pitcher from the Philadelphia Nationals for cash. Sweetland won six games and lost 15 last season and the purchase aims to bolster the pitching staff as Chicago seeks the Nations League title. Rumors say Rogers Hornsby may be targeted for another pitcher from Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Boston
National League Baseball Club Today
Wesley Schulmerick
Los Angeles
William McAfee
Chicago Cub
Bob Smith
Braves
Chicago
Jimmy Welsh
Schulmerick
McAfee
Edward Cuningham
Smith
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Wigwam
Seattle
William Wrigley
Lester Sweetland
Cubs
William L. Veeck
Sweetland
Philadelphia Nationals
Veeck
Philly
Rogers Hornsby
Phillies
Two Sluggers Added To Stars On Texas Tour
Randolph Moore former Steer and Joe Hutcheson Memphis Chicks have joined the star lineup for the Sunday exhibition at Steer stadium in Dallas. The Mars include Jimmy Foxx Al Simmons and George Earnshaw with a pregame hitting exhibition by Foxx and Simmons.
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United Press
Dallas
Steer Stadium
Randolph Moore
Steer
Boston Braves
Joe Hutcheson
Memphis Chicks
Southern Association
Jimmy Foxx
al Simmons
George Earnshaw
Foxx
Simmons
De Vos Wins On Foul Over Anderson in Philadelphia Bout
Belgian middleweight Rene de Vos defeated Joe Anderson of Covington Kentucky on a foul in the eighth round of a 10 round fight at the arena last night. De Vos weighed 164 pounds, Anderson 164.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Rene de Vos
Joe Anderson
Covington
de Vos
Anderson
Fights Last Night Across Various Cities
DHS MOVIES Iowa Mickey Walker world middleweight champion stopped Mike Mandell St Paul non title. Philadelphia Rene De Vos Belgium defeated Joe Anderson Covington Ky four rounds Jack Corey South Bend stopped Wild Bill Kent Philadelphia. Pittsburgh Emmet Rocco Elwood City Pa outpointed Tom Heeney New Zealand. Milwaukee Tait Littman Milwaukee outpointed Pete Latzo Scranton Pa. Salt Lake City Manuel Quintero Tampa outpointed Joe Cortez Boise Idaho.
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Associated Press
DHS Movies
Iowa
Mickey Walker
Mike Mandell
St. Paul
Philadelphia
Rene de Vos
Belgium
Joe Anderson
Covington
Jack Corey
South Bend
Bill Kent
Pittsburgh
Emmet Rocco
el Wood City
Tom Heeney
New Zealand
Milwaukee
Tai
Special Train To Lubbock Sealed For Amarillo Boosters
Officials promote a fan trip to the Amarillo Junior College Texas Tech game in Lubbock next Saturday. A 200 sign ups achieved with 50 still needed to meet the goal, targeting 500 fans. Mason King of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce leads the arrangements. round trip is $2.50. The train departs at 9 AM, arrives 12 PM, with a parade led by King and the Junior College band. Return departs 7:30 PM, arriving in Amarillo at 10 PM.
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Lubbock
Amarillo
Mason King Ad
King Or Junior College
Mystery of Rockefellers Father Solved by A B Macdonald
A B Macdonald of Payne Mystery Fame for The New York World located John D Rockefeller’s father Dr William Levingston also known as William Avery Rockefeller. Macdonald’s months long hunt cost over eight thousand dollars and traced the elder Rockefeller from Kansas to Wisconsin Illinois and North Dakota before his death in Freeport Illinois.
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William Avery Rockefeller
John D
Frank Rockefeller
Kansas
Rockefeller
Charles H. Johnston
Chicago
Macdonald
A. B. Macdonald
Payne Mystery
New York World
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Kansas City Star
Amarillo
Ida Tarbell
MacClure
Cleveland
Joseph Pulitzer
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Mr. Macdonald
Madison
Wisconsin
William Levingston
Freeport
Illinois
Associated Press
Margaret Allen
Canada
Dallas Man Slain in Hotel Lobby
J. M. Pruitt of Dallas was killed in a hotel lobby in Waco on Sunday night after alighting from the elevator with a woman. H. Cunningham of Dallas, held on a $5,000 bond, said his wife left Dallas to visit relatives at Temple but did not go directly. The hotel register listed Pruitt as accompanying "Mrs. Pruitt."
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Associated Press
Waco
Tex
J. M. Pruitt
Dallas
H. &. Cunningham
Liberty
Pruitt
Cunningham
Temple
Schooner Race Between Thebaud and Bloodnose Postponed
Gloucester Mass October 14. The second race in the international fishermen series between schooner Gertrude L. Thebaud of Gloucester and Nova Scotia schooner Blue Nose was postponed again due to near total wind absence.
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United Press
Gloucester
Mass
International Fishermen's Series
Gertrude L. Thebaud
Nova Scotia
Bluenose
Notre Dame Carnegie Tilt Looms as Week's Top Game
Notable Saturday sees Notre Dame versus Carnegie Tech at South Bend with national title implications. Rockne and Steffen clash as Carnegie beat Georgia Tech 31 to 0. Army Harvard, Alabama Tennessee also draw interest amid several cross‑country clashes.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
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Little Johnny Way
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Columbia
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Carnegie
Knute Rockne
Judge Steffen
Irish
Georgia Tech
Southern Methodist University
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Methodists
Gridiron Camp Notes Preview Big Oklahoma Game
United Press reports Longhorns under Clyde Littlefield prepare to face Oklahoma at Fair Park Stadium Dallas with scrimmages against Yearlings and focus on tightening defense before unleashing a powerful running attack led by Mills and Warren.
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United Press
Austin
Longhorn
Clyde Littlefield
Mighty Sooners
Oklahoma
Fair Park Stadium
Dallas
Longhorns
Yellow Jackets
Mills
Warren
Northwestern Co-eds Vaccinated After Football Dance Penalty
About 150 Northwestern University co-eds were vaccinated today under President Walter Dill Scott after attending a Saturday night dance for football squad members. The action followed reports that Henry Bruder, a halfback and captain, had smallpox.
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United Press
Evanston
Northwestern University
Walter Dill Scott
Henry Bruder
Aggies Brace for Texas Christian Grudge Match
The Texas A&M Aggies, back in College Station, train to rebound from Tulane and face Texas Christian University in Saturday’s big grudge game. Butler and Roberson, sidelined by Razorbacks, are expected to be ready for the Farmers fray as the squad blends running and aerial attacks.
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Butler
Roberson
College Station
Texas Christian University
Texas Aggies
Tulane
Dallas
Directors of Chest Board Are Named
Five new directors for the Community Chest were named by the Community Chest Board at the Chamber of Commerce offices Monday night. The new directors are F. E. De Coster, C. F. Lochter, J. W. Mode, Roy Cullum and Mrs. C. M. McCullough. A sixth director is to be chosen Tuesday night.
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Community Chest
Community Chest Board
Chamber of Commerce
F. E. de Coster
C. F. Lochter
J. W. Mode
Roy Cullum
C. M. McCullough
Pair Sentenced to Life Terms After Bank Robbery
Thomas Martin aged 20 and James Gallagher aged 28 were sentenced in Centerville Michigan to life imprisonment in Jackson prison within about twelve hours of their capture following the killing of a state policeman and a Battle Creek bank robbery.
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Associated Press
Centerville
Mich
Battle Creek
Thomas Martin
James Gallagher
Jackson Prison
Kopecky Eyes Friday Title Bout in Texas Ring
Joe Kopecky declares he will challenge the Friday winner between George Barnes and Roy Anderson. Teddy Waters also aims for the middleweight title, returning to Amarillo to prove his mettle for Kallio's crown as Promoter Al Anderson plans a decisive bout to dispose of the younger Kopecky.
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Joe Kopecky
Pet Brown
Calvin Coolidge
al Anderson
George Barnes
Roy Anderson
Sir Joseph
Rio Grande
Dutch Mantell
Mr. Anderson
Mr. Barnes
Barnes
South Texas
Anderson
Kopecky
George
Dow South
Teddy Waters
Earnest Kopecky
Teddy
Amarillo
Kallio
Barnstorming Plea Placed Before Judge Landis
Chicago October 14 Base ball Commissioner Landis heard arguments over Freddy Lindstrom alleged failure to field an all star team in the Midwest. Louis Batchelor of South Bend charged Lindstrom promised to organize a squad for Indiana and western Michigan, claiming financial loss. Lindstrom said selected players opted for other plans, so no all star team was formed.
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Chicago
Kenesaw M. Landis
Freddy Lindstrom
Middlewest
Louis Batchelor
South Bend
Ind
Lindstrom
New York Giants
Indiana
Michigan
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