Baseball trade talk and league balance in early 1900s notes
The article discusses Jimmy to Connie Mack and potential Sox moves, debating salary, waivers, and player exchanges. It notes Red Sox and White Sox context, dealer talks, and league-wide ideas on strengthening teams through selective trades and waivers amid owner and manager views. It references Shibe Park, Boston, Chicago, and Boston Braves as factors in team strength and market outcomes.
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Red Sox
Jimmy
Regy
Foxxy
Connie Mack
Cub
Shibe Park
J. Louis Comiskey
White Sox
Tom Swope
Fet
Boston
Bobcats Face Marietta in Important Conference Tilt
Ohio University basketball hosts Marietta College for a second home game. The Bobcats, coming off a 46 21 win over Fairmont Normal, look to prove their strength in the Ohio Conference with starter Whitcum likely to join Biembiede at guard and Grover’s lineup aiming to tighten defense and passing.
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Mitch
Ohio University
Bobcats
Marietta College
Athens
Pioneers
Ohio
Fairmont Normal
West Virginia
Frank Hayes
Fairmont
Marietta
Hickey
Clark
Fenton
Bowser
Mayes
Newcoomers
Young
Whiting
Marietta High
Tiger
B. T
Butch” Grover
Bliss College
Columbus
Grover
Maury Whitcum
Johnny Malakas
Whitcum
Johnny Biembiede
Ohie
Miata Cums FV
Mickel
Ee Fenton
Ren Young Biembiede
Fight Results Across Cities From Associated Press
At Cleveland Eric Seelig defeated Paul Pirrone by points 158 to 162. Alberto Arizmendi stopped Jackie Sharkey in Minneapolis. Lou Ambers outpointed Jimmy Vaughn in Cleveland. George Baratko outpointed Lou Harper in Cleveland. Carmen Barth defeated Ralph Ching in Cleveland. Jackie Davis outpointed Press Johnson in Akron. At Chicago Billy Celebron outpointed Fritzie Zivic. George Bittner stopped Stanley Dorgan in Gary. Roy Lazer outpointed Ben Foord in London. Lew Feldman beat Tony Herrera in Pittsburgh. Dominic Mancini defeated Mike Barto in Pittsburgh. Henry Firpo stopped Luther Orr in Louisville with Wild Bill McDowell and Freddy Eiler a draw.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Eric Seelig
Germany
Paul Pirrone
Alberto
Baby) Arizmendi
Mexico City
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Lou Ambers
Herkimer
N. Y
Jimmy Vaughn
George Baratko
Lou Harper
Newark
N. J
Carmen Barth
Ralph Ching
Ching
Jackie Davis
Press Johnson
Akron
Chicago
Billy Celebron
Rockford
Fritzie Zivic
Pittsburgh
George Bittner
Stanley Dorgan
Gary
Ind
Tommy Howell
Danville
Davey White
London
Eng
Roy Lazer
Paterson
Ben Foord
South Africa
Lew Feldman
New York
Tony Herrera
el Paso
Tex
Dominic Mancini
Mike Barto
Louisville
Henry Firpo
Luther Orr
Memphis
Wild Bill McDowell
Freddy Eiler
Drew
Goodwin Jones Boxing Show May State Title Hint
Thursday at the Athens Armory features Mickey Goodwin of Columbus vs Sammy Jones of Marion in a six round bout likely to determine the Ohio champion. Jones has a flawless pro record and recent wins, while Goodwin seeks the title with manager Les Huffman aiming for an Ohio crown. Other prelims include Eddie Virids vs doc Staanley in a return bout, with higher admission prices for the three headline bouts.
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Athens Armory
Mickey Goodwin
Columbus
Sammy Jones
Marion
Goodwin
Athens
Armory
Mickey
Dick Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Hutchie Richards
Parkersburg
Goodwin-Richards
Harry Stout
Richards
Les Huffman
Ohio
Jones
Clase
Ring
Freddie Edwards
West Virginia
Edwards
Eddie Virids
Doc Staanley
Nelsonville
Stout
S. M. U. Starts Drills for Tilt With Indians
Dallas Texas November practices for the Southern Methodist Mustangs focus on their aerial game for the Rose Bowl against Stanford. Coach Matty Bell says the squad is in good shape with no inferiority complex and tighter gates will keep visitors away. Harry Shuford returns after a month out as the team physician reports no ill effects from practice. First session uses dummy scrimmage against a stand in Stanford defense.
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Dallas
Tex
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Stanford
Pasadena
Calif
Victor Hurt
Matty Bell
Mustangs
Harry Shuford
Podles
Gallia Mentor Still Hopeful After Loss to Centerville
Gallia Academy coach Harold Brown remains hopeful despite a setback to Centerville. He cites reserve and younger players as potential future starters, notes Morrow and Sibley as lone first-team lettermen, and lists the current lineup by position. Also mentions reserve squad showing well against Centerville before falling to Athens, with several seniors and a freshman contributing. Edward T. Clark, former White House secretary under Coolidge, dies at home in Washington.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy
Athens
Harold Brown
Brown
Centerville
Gallia Blue Devils
George Morrow
John Sibley
Morrow
Sibley
John Houck
Jon Jones
Loren Phillips
Robert Arrington
Herber Russell
Harvey Watts
Aldo Fontana
William Wilson
Gordon Stewart
Alva Shoemaker
Don Daniels
Victor Hager
Alfred Harrison
Marshall Canady
Harold Ervin
Wilson Broyles
Washington
Edward T. Clark
White House
President Coolidge
Packers Plan Three January Games in California
Green Bay Packers officials announced arrangements for three major January games in California. Coach E L Lambeau said dates would be set later with the American Legion football league of Los Angeles and the Knights of Columbus of San Francisco.
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Wis
Green Bay Packers
National Professional Football League
California
E. L. Lambeau
American Legion Football League
Los Angeles
Knights of Columbus
San Francisco
Peiping clash as students halt protest against aggression
Chinese reports say about 1,000 students clashed with police during a protest against Japanese aggression in Peiping. injuries were reported among demonstrators as police moved to control the crowd.
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Peiping
State Quintet Upset Muskies 50-25 In Ohio Clash
Ohio State’s fast quintet overwhelmed a crippled Muskies squad 50 to 25 at New Concord. Captain Warren Whitlinger scored 15 points on seven fields and a free throw as the Buckeyes led 15–0 at the half. Other scores include Miami’s loss to Indiana 41–16 at Bloomington and Findlay’s 37–25 victory over Mount Union at Alliance. Evansville College beat Wittenberg 32–15 in Springfield, and Alfred Holbrook edged Transylvania 40–34 at Manchester.
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Big Ten
Murkingum
New Concord
Warren Whitlinger
Zanesville
Buckeyes
Miami
Indiana
Bloomington
Hoosiers
Findlay
Mt. Union
Alliance
Ohio
Mount Union
Evansville College of Indiaa
Wittenberg
Springfield
Alfred Holbrook
Transylvania
Kentucky
Manchester
Purdue and Illinois Stull Unbeaten Enter Pair of Preseason Games
Purdue and Illinois enter tonight with 2 0 record in exhibition play. Purdue faces Xavier after beating Western Michigan State Teachers and DePaul while Illinois tackles Cincinnati and prior wins over St Louis University and Wabash set pace. Notre Dame defeats Northwestern 40 to 29 on South Bend floor, Notre Dame fourth straight victory, Northwestern first loss in three. Ohio State and Indiana add Big Ten edge as Ohio State trounces Muskingum and Indiana beats Miami Oxford 41 to 15.
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Purdue
Milinois
Wisconsin
Xavier
DePauw
Boilermakers
Western Michigan State Teachers
DePaul
Navier
Cincinnati
Illinois
St. Louis University
Wabash
Champaign
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Wildcats
South Bend
Ohio State
Indiana
Big Ten
Buckeyes
Muskingum
Hoosiers
Miami
Oxford
Ohio
Wrestling Results From Various Cities
In Portland Chuck Montana 178 from Detroit beat Dropkick Murphy 175 from Alabama. In Tampa Gu a Sonnenberg 210 from Boston defeated Babe Caddock 200 from Des Moines. In Wilmington Serge Kalmikoff 240 from Russia beat Abe Kashey 210 from Paterson straight falls. In Paterson Ralph Garibaldi 202 from St. Louis defeated Dr Fred Meyer 212 from Chicago. In New York Danno OMaHoney 220 beat Don George 218 from Javea N Y by one fall. In Denver Fred Lenhart 174 of Spokane stopped Chuck Hefner 171 of Denver. In Butte Lew Massey 137 of Philadelphia outpointed Cecil Payne 134 from Beattie.
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Associated Press
Portland
Chuck Montana
Detroit
Dropkick Murphy
Alabama
Tampa
Fla
Gua Sonnenberg
Boston
Babe Caddock
Des Moines
Wilmington
Serge Kalmikoff
Russia
Abe Kashey
Paterson
N. J
Atreight Falls
Ralph Garibaldi
St. Louis
Fred Meyer
Chicago
New York
Danno O'Mahoney
Don George
Javea
N. Y
Denver
Fred Lenhart
Spokane
Wash
Chuck Hefner
Butte
Mont
Lew Massey
Philadelphia
Cecil Payne
Beattie
Art Lewis Leaves for Shrine Game After stellar Ohio career
Art Lewis of Middleport Ohio is bound for Chicago and San Francisco to play in the East-West Shrine game on New Year’s Day. The tackle earned all America honors from AP and NEA and was a durable iron man for Ohio University, missing only one game due to a dislocated elbow.
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Middleport
Ohio University
Chicago
San Francisco
Lewis
Athens
Columbus
Dick Heekin
Gomer Jones
Ohio State
Bobcats
Buckeye
Art
Associated Press
NEA Service
Cincinnati
Helen Wills Moody Tops AP Sports Poll as Outstanding Woman Star
Helen Wills Moody is named the outstanding individual performer of 1935 in the fifth annual AP Sports Poll for her Wimbledon title comeback. Glenna Collett Vare and Mary Hoerger follow, with other top women athletes including Helen Stephens, Helen Jacobs, Mildred Babe Didrikson, and Joyce Wethered among the leading selections.
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New York
Helen Wills Moody
Associated Press Sports
Moody
California
Glenna Collett Vare
Little Mary Hoerger
Miami Beach
Helen Stephens
Fulton
Helen Hull Jacobs
Helen Mayer
Pacific Coast
Lela Hall
Fast Lynn
Mildred Babe Didrikson
Texas
Joyce
Wethered
Mise Didrikson
Miss Wethered
Itn Sports
Melon Wille Moody
Berkley
Calif
Philadelphia
Mary Hoerger
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Cailf
Lenore Kight Wingard
Pittsburgh
Katherin Rawls
Ethel Burkhardt Arnold
Los Angeles
Wightman
Joyce Wethered
Helen Hicks
Ruth Harvey
Patty Begg
Minneapolis
Marion Miley
Lexington
Mre
Hill
Kansas City
Edith Estabrooks
Dubuque
Mary Louw Petty
Spokane
Wagh
East Lynne
Stele Walsh
Cleveland
Turner Again Tops Golfers
Coral Gables Fla Ted Turner of Pine Valley N J led the Miami Biltmore Open with two rounds totaling 200 after a 75 on Sunday The 27 year old turned in rounds of 32 and 34 to edge Willie MacFarlane on the course record and push a strong field at 211 to 215 with Horton Smith Frank Wach and Johnny Revolta among the contenders.
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Fla
Ted Turner
Pine Valley
N. J
Turner
Willie MacFarlane
Tuckahoe
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Til
Frank Waleh
Chicago
Mac ¥Allane
Scott
Johnny Revolta
George Smith
What’s on the Air Tuesday’s Radio Programs
Radio listings name WLW CBS and multiple acts and shows in a busy Tuesday schedule. Programs include James Wilkinson Clara La n Em Plying Time with Hymo Bing Stanley High Billy and Betty, Pasy Ross ropers Edwin mil Your Government Reveman Orch Piare Duo Comedy Team Merry Madrapa and Merry Madceps. Musical groups Gordon Orch Board of Trade Ensemble Civic Orchestra Women’s Review Girl Alone Grandpa Burton Al Pearce Tom Mix Clara La no Em ptying Time Gordon Orch Kaye Orch Easy Aces Uncle Ezra Dr Belmont Farley City Voices Rendezvous Pendezvous Wayne King John Charles Thomas Warden Lawes log Cabin Revue Jimmy Fidler Eile Uogan Dorothy Lamour Mixed Chory Madriguera Orch Belasco Orch.
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Merry Madrapa
Merry Madceps Marketa
Gordon Orch
Board of Trade Board of Trade
Ensemble
Music Guild
Music Guild Civic Orchestra
Civic Orchestra
Women's Review
Girl Alone
Grandpa Burton
al Pearce
Tom Mix
Clara
Kaye Orch
Billy and
Betty
Uncle Ezra
Dr. Belmont
Farley City Voices Rendezvous Pendezvous
Wayne King Wayne King John Charles Thomas John Charles Thomas Warden Lawes
Warden Lawes Log
World professional indoor tennis titles set for Jan. 15
George Halas announced the world professional indoor championships will be decided January 15 at the International Amphitheater in Chicago. Star players signed include Bill Tilden Ellsworth Vines Bruce Barnes George Lott Lester Stoefen Berkeley Bell Jane Sherp and Mrs. Ethel Burkhert Arnold.
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International Amphitheater
George Halas
Hales
Bill Tilden
Ellsworth Vines
Bruce Barnes
George Lott
Lester Stoefen
Berkeley Bell
Jane Sherp
Ethel Burkhert Arnold
Pink chrysanthemum display links Hutton wedding to Davies
A World Telegram report says 300 white chrysanthemums dyed pink, costing $2,000, graced the apartment where Mrs. Marjorie Post Hutton was married to Joseph Davies, Washington attorney.
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the World. Telegram
Marjorie Post Hutton
Joseph Davies
Washington, D. C
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