White Sox trade Cissell and Moore for Hodapp and Leeds
Chicago sends shortstop Bill Cissell and pitcher Jim Moore to Cleveland for second baseman Johnny Hodapp and outfielder Bob Leeds. Hodapp can play second and third with Appling moving to short. Leeds batted .505 in 48 games last year. Hodapp has a .319 career average. The move aims to boost offense after seven straight losses.
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U.P
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Bill Cissell
Jim Moore
Cleveland
Johnny Hodapp
Bob Leeds
Lew Fonseca
Willie Kamm
Hodapp
Leeds
Detroit
Fonseca
Chicago
Luke Appling
Cissell
Moore
Portland
Hadley
Jones
Thomas
Frasier
Caraway
Lyons
Faber
Gaston
Sox
Indians
Indians trade for Cissell raises questions on deal
Mitch analyzes Cleveland’s acquisition of Bill Cissell from Chicago in 1920s terms. He notes Cissell’s inconsistent hitting and fielding while highlighting Johnny Hodapp Bobby Leeds and Eddie Mon trailer as potential replacements. He questions whether the move profits Cleveland or Chicago and suspects Billy Evans may have misjudged the trade.
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Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn
Lou Fonseca
Billy Evans
Johnny Hodapp
Bobby Leeds
Indians
Bill Cissell
Jim Moore
Chisox
Cissell
White Sox
Portland
Dodgers Suffer 7 2 Defeat as Giants Top Brooklyn
New York April 25 Dodgers under new manager Max Carey fall to 7 2 to the New York Giants. Brooklyn slump continues with a fifth straight loss as Giants hitters total 16 on Bill Clark Waite Hoyt and Freddy Heimach.
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New York
U.P
Max Carey
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Hack Wilson
Letty O'Doul
National
Hubbell and Hogan
Clark, Hoyt, Heimach
Lopez
Philadelphia
Boston
Benge, Grabowski
Davis
Wremes
Itnburgh
Chino
Spencer and Grace
Root and Hartnett
Left-Handed Pitcher Target Missing From Cleveland Roster
The comment suggests Cleveland may have attempted to acquire a left-handed hurler, a key piece currently absent from the roster. It highlights a perceived gap in the pitching staff and hints at ongoing roster considerations.
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Cleveland Rester
Early Baseball Scoring Bursts Highlight Sunday Action
In Columbus Earl Averill hit two homers as the team piled 10 hits in three innings to beat Minneapolis 11 to 3. Kansas City Blues and Louisville each had 17 hits with six Blues runs in the sixth framing an 11 to 9 win. St Paul’s Van Atta and Toledo’s Lee staged the day’s lone pitching duel in a 1 to 0 Toledo victory over Milwaukee Indianapolis and the Milwaukee game was rained out.
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Columbus
Kansas City Blues
Louisville
Blues
Minneapolis
van Atta
St. Paul
Lee
Toledo
Indianapolis
Fouls Rule 1932 Big Ten Basketball Race
During the 1932 Big Ten season a total of 1377 personal fouls were called, averaging 23 per game. The single game high was 42 fouls and the lowest total was seven.
Hafey Debuts with Reds in 8 3 Loss to St Louis
Chick Hafey, NL batting champion, debuted for Cincinnati as the Reds fell 8 to 3 to St Louis. Hafey collected three hits in four at bats while Eppa Rixey struggled on a rough day. Red leg injuries added to a four game losing streak.
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Cincinnati
Chick Hafey
Reds
St. Louis
Hafey
Chick
Eppa Rixey
Eppa
Cardinal
Redlegs
Durocher
Gelbert
Joe Morrissey
Andy High
Morrissey
Red Lucas
Bill Hallahan
Harper in Cleveland for Notre Dame Navy game setup
Notre Dame athletic director Jess Harper arrived in Cleveland to plan the Notre Dame Navy football game at Cleveland Stadium on November 1. He will meet with BE. E. Adams, stadium manager, and city officials to arrange lodging and other game details.
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Cleveland
Jess Harper
Notre Dame University
Notre Dame Navy
Cleveland Stadium
Harper
BE. E. Adams
Notre Dame
Big Five Babe Ruth Stars in Four At Bats
Babe Ruth scored one run on a single in four at bats while Lou Gehrig added a run from a double in four plate appearances. AL Simmons went hitless in four at bats and Hack Wilson drove in a run with a two bagger in two at bats. Pepper Martin scored twice in two at bats before injuring his left shoulder and being sidelined for three weeks.
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Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
AL Simmons
Hack Wilson
Pepper Martin
Stars Play It By Art Krenz
The piece explains that successful pitch shots need more force than the pitch and run or chip for equal distance. Harder contact adds spin and aids direction and control in flight, with notable emphasis on proper technique.
Golf Technique On Backspin And Shot Height
A common belief says height and backspin correlate, but backspin depends on clubhead speed. Low shots can hold greens with ample backspin, and a stable grip prevents topped or hooked shots. Keep the club face open until impact.
SCORE BY INNINGS AMERIC BestGG New York to Chicago Detroit and others
Historical score by innings shows teams New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia Toledo Cleveland Washington St Paul Kansas City and more. Pitchers and fielders are listed with sequence of runs allowed and hits across innings in a compact ledger style. The fragment records multiple box score lines and player entries, reflecting a busy league schedule.
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Americ Bestgg
Nidonesess
New York
Chicago
Wrazier Faber
Tate Donohue
Moore
Kline
Berry Pipxtas
Dicke
Sey
Cooney
Poili
Ferrer
Philadelphia
Ene
Weaver and Berchie
Goldstein
Hogsett
Devermer
Kansas City
Meiers
Kina
Marcum, Berry and Shea
Birds Defeat Millers 11-3 In Wet Five Innings
In Columbus on April 25 the Red Birds beat the Minneapolis Millers 11-3 in five innings as a heavy rain drenched the field. Al Grabowski threw a no pass game and hit a two run homer in the second inning. Rosy Ryan and Pete Fowler were slated to start if showers cleared.
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Columbus
Red Birds
Minneapolis Millers
al Grabowski
Millera
Millers
Atx
Binglea
Grabowski
Rosy Ryan
Pete Fowler
Abrihpoa
POLIS
Mowery
Ruble
Ween
Norris
Smith
Hauser
Jeking
Wilson
Miller
Henck
Abrhpoa
Stelen
Crawford
Lebourveau
King
Bluegze
Clarke
Ink
Minneapolis
Henrich
Hue
Wil
Offensick
Johnston
Rue
Pepper Martin Recalled As 1932 Baseball Legend
Henry L. Moroski reports from New York that Pepper Martin, once a world series spark, is questioned by fans as his 1932 exploits resurface. The piece notes his high batting average decline to .129 and contrasts his past brilliance with present doubts about his league status and health, including John Leonard Martin’s current Oklahoma City address and hospitalised shoulder.
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Hy Henry
Lemore
York
U.P
Neves
Financial Department
Pepper Martin
Willer & Cactus
Athletica
Joe Jackson
Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
Tina Speaker
Martin
Lovie
St. Lowla
Peoria
Athletics
John Leonard Martin
Bata
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Hee
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Windy City
George Kirkley
Mitch
Cleveland Indians
Eddie Montague
Joe Vosmik
Jamieson
Vosmik
Porter
Averill
Johnny Burnett
Giants
Bill Clark
Waite Hoyt
Freddy Heimach
Carl Hubbell
Philadelphia Phillies
Boston Braves
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Johnny Moore
Kiki Cuyler
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Fothergill
George Earnshaw
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
George Pipgras
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Donohue
St. Louis Browns
Thomas‘ Avenkins
Congress
Earl Averill
Detroit Genemlonconadsoanstee
Washington
Travers
Jerry Travers
Montclair
N. J
Oakmont
Francis Ouimet
Bobby Jones
Douthit
Gilbert
Herman Rf
Heath
Dorminious
Denmeeb
Endian Rixey
aLucas
Hilcher
Heilmann
Louis Abr
HPOA
Adams
Blades
Watkins
Risch
Bottomley
Il Collins
Orsatti
Mancuso
Khem
High
Frisch
Y Rhem
Rixey
Hem
Reardon
Barr
Ol “Is
Art Krenz
Owen
Birds
Johnson
Fata
F. Schulte
Browns
Terry
Ruth
Yankees
Byrd
Gehrig
Foxx
Cochrane
Owenee
McPherson
W. Union St
Motor Express, Inc
Ohio
Columbus Motor Express, Inc
Line of
Logan Transfer Company
Logan
Athens Ice Athens
Ridenour’s Tire
Nelsonville
Storage Company
The
Athens County Savings & Loan Co
Mason
Athens
Home & Savings Assn
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