Dean to Brother Card Staff joins Cardinals staff
Trautman president of the club announced Dean will join his brother Paul on the Cardinals staff for the 1933 season after three years with the Columbus club. The team finished with seven losses and earned a playoff spot in the Western Division. The opening games are set for Sept. 12 with night contests.
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Cantwell and Parmalee To Pitch Opener Today
The New York Giants and Boston Braves, six games apart, begin a crucial six game series in Boston. Ben Cantwell likely starts for Boston against Leroy Parmalee, with Giants eyes on a possible shakeup involving the Pirates. Giants have slipped while Braves surged to second. Cubs and Pirates also in pursuit. No American League games scheduled.
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Freddie Miller Lew Feldman Bout Postponed by Rain
The featherweight match in Cincinnati was postponed from last night to Friday night due to rain. Freddie Miller and Lew Feldman are the slated fighters for the rescheduled bout.
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Cleveland Amateur Wins 72-Hole Medal Play Championship
Maurice McCarthy Jr a Cleveland amateur captured the Cleveland district 72-hole medal play golf title with a 290 total.
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Queen Helen Wills Moody Plaster Cast In San Francisco
Mrs Helen Wills Moody wears a plaster cast on her back for at least two weeks after defaulting the national tennis title to Helen Jacobs. She plans a six month test for a comeback and defends the decision as necessary not sport related. Her husband Frederick Moody and her parents meet her at the airport.
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Nelsonville Twilight League Player Gets Orioles Tryout
Clyde Ray an outfielder for Nelsonville's Twilight League has received an offer from Baltimore Orioles management for a try-out with the International League team. He will be tried later this season or next spring.
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Corzine Signs with Cincinnati Reds NFL Club
Lester Corzine former Davis Elkins football player signed a contract with the Cincinnati Reds of the National Football League. Corzine a fullback is a left handed passer.
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Ohio coaches to study football rules in Columbus gathering
The 11th annual assembly of Ohio football coaches and officials will bring about 500 people to Columbus on Saturday to study rules changes and interpretations. Walter R. Okeson and W. G. Crowell will speak at a dinner after sessions with L. W. St. John chairing the social event.
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Babe Ruth Ends Regular Player Career This Season
Babe Ruth admits his days as a regular are over due to slipping legs and aging. He plans to finish this season with possible future roles including manager or exhibition appearances. His Yankees future hinges on Ruppert’s decision and Ruth’s willingness to accept reduced pay or a trade.
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Yesterday's Heroes By The United Press
LEFTY O'DOUL of the Giants hit the single that scored the winning run in the ninth with the bases loaded. RALPH BIRKOFER of the Pirates limited the Phillies to four hits.
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