Trade to Reds Hinges on Babe Herman Salary Stand
Babe Herman the Brooklyn Dodgers outfielder heads to Tampa to discuss his $19,000 salary with the Cincinnati Reds after a trade that also sent Wally Gilbert and Ernie Lombardi to Cincinnati. The deal includes Joe Stripp Tony Cucccinello and Clyde Sukeforth to Brooklyn with no money changing hands. A trade clause protects Herman from being sold or moved during the season, requiring contract terms to be settled.
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Marshall May Upset Pesek's Titular Hopes
In Columbus a free wrestling meet between John Pesek of Ravenna Nebraska and Everett Marshall of Los Angeles is staged by the Quality Club. Pesek, undefeated heavyweight champion, faces Marshall a rising rival as both seek to claim top status.
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Pomeroy Panthers post season marks in first Class A year
Mitch's Musings outlines Pomeroy Panthers season highlights with a 23 game win streak and a 6583 to 279 scoring edge. The piece notes coach Ray Farmer's squad in Class A and lists key game results against teams like Pt Pleasant Stewart and Wellston, plus commentary on Brooklyn Dodgers Reds trade context.
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Newark Boxing Results Highlight Local Winners
Last night in Newark New Jersey Tony Galento of Orange defeated Abdul Sanawina of Sioux City in a 10 round bout. In Jersey City Jimmy Batchelor of Livingston beat Lightning McManus of England in eight rounds. Frankie Bojoro fought in Pittsburgh.
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New Philadelphia Bowler Tops Tourney Standings In Bowling Classic
Detroit report notes Pete Marquette Freight Traffic team set a new tournament booster mark with 2861 and leads team standings. Alex Graham of New Philadelphia tops singles with 719 series and partners Eddie Collins place sixth in doubles. Chicago detective Charles Drsa left handed 703 set singles record and Freddy Smith of Detroit recalls 702 from 1921.
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Pete Marquette
Alex Graham
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Eddie Collins
Graham
Charles Drs
Chicago
Freddy Smith
Buffalo
Denison Athletes Win Baptist Awards in Granville
Varsity basketball awards were given to ten Denison University athletes on Monday in Granville. Recipients include Captain Ray Scott Dayton Earl Rupe Tippecanoe City Richard Sauer Hamilton Fred Robbins Fred Denny Cambridge Bob McConnel Dayton Don Rossiter Canton Dan Davies Cambridge Howard Walker Johnstown and Edgar Waybright Jacksonville Fla the team manager.
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Johnstown
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Burnett pressing for keystone job with Indians
New Orleans March 15 Johnny Burnett, a 24 year old Florida native, has pushed to win the Cleveland Indians regular infield post at second base or shortstop. He hit well in his debut and showed improved fielding during spring drills, challenging veteran Johnny Hodapp. The Indians pressed hotly in drills as they prepared for exhibition games against Toledo and other opponents.
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Doubles feature today in National Indoor tennis
New York March 15 The National Indoor Tennis championships will play only two singles matches today with the rest of the program devoted to the first round of doubles Twenty five teams entered in doubles with six seeded The American seeds include Lott and Van Ryn Bell and Margin Shields and McCauliff Aydelotte and Rockafeller former champions Bell of Texas meets Koslan of New York Borotra defending champion faces Jacobs of Baltimore in another singles match.
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Baltimore
Dodgers Meet Phillies After Loss to Newark Bears
Brooklyn Dodgers face the Philadelphia Phillies in Clearwater after yesterday's 5 to 4 defeat to the Newark Bears. Colonel Jacob Ruppert, Yankees and Bears owner, watched the game as Hack Wilson lined two long drives that were ruled fouls.
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Cubs Win Over Giants In Exhibition Tilt
The Chicago Cubs defeated the New York Giants 11 to 5 to even their four game exhibition series. English and Hartnett homered in the first and fifth innings.
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Ski Beat Bass On Foul At New Orleans Card
In New Orleans Benny Bass 132 pounds from Philadelphia lost on a foul to Ski 183 pounds from Erie Pennsylvania. Tony Marino 116 from Pittsburgh defeated Joe Ross 116 from New York. Ray Kiser from Luisa Oklahoma stopped Jimmy Reed 140 from Philadelphia. Hor ace Burkall 151 from Mobile defeated Wildcat Monte 149 from New Orleans.
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Yanks Hold Two Brisk Workouts In Spring Camp
In St. Petersburg on March 15 the New York Yankees practiced twice with the infield of Gehrig Saltzgaver Crosetti and Lary delivering a clockwork display in place of an official scrimmage.
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Phillies Rally Clinches 5-4 Spring Win Over Athletics
Winter Haven Fla March 15 The Phillies won the first spring game beating the Athletics 5 to 4 in ten innings A late rally culminated with Leslie Mallon’s run scoring single to seal the victory.
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Pairings Made For Scholastic Cage Tourney
ILUMBUS March 15 Pairings for the Ohio high school basketball championships were announced. Class A opens with Defiance vs Pomeroy at 5 p.m. Friday and Zanesville vs Akron West at 4 p.m. Friday. Dayton Stivers faces Columbus North at 9:30 p.m. Friday, with other matches including Akron East-Ashland and a Class B slate featuring Garrettsville Rossford Margaretta Castalia Dayton Oakwood Stewart Sugar Creek Ostrander North Canton. Semi finals and finals follow on Saturday.
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Ruth Ruppert meet over 1932 salary dispute
Babe Ruth and Col. Jacob Ruppert discussed the 1932 salary in St. Petersburg. Ruppert stood by a $70,000 offer on a one year contract while Ruth persisted for $80,000 or $70,000 annually on a two year deal.
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George Knothe Home Runs Carry Win
George Knothe drove in the winning run to seal a victory for his team. The late clutch hit clinched the game and showcased Knothe’s timely hitting in a tight matchup.
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Pepper Martin Drives Cardinals Past Braves in St. Petersburg
A. Pepper Martin, world series sensation, scored three runs and hit a long homer as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Boston Braves 4 to 1 in a spring exhibition at St. Petersburg.
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Pirates to Meet Mission Reds in Rainy Exhibition
In San Francisco on March W the Pittsburgh Pirates face the Mission Reds in an exhibition game rescheduled after rain. George Gibson led a solid workout session for the Pirates despite the delay.
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Senators open exhibition season vs Orioles in multi rookies shift
In Biloxi on March 15 the Washington Senators start exhibition play against the Baltimore Orioles. Rookies Frank England, Lyn Griffith, and Bob Friedrick will work three ining shifts for the Senators. In Savannah a scrub game is planned if weather allows as the Red Sox move to the field.
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Tigers Game Canceled by Weather in San Francisco
In San Francisco on March 1 U Plain postponed yesterday's Detroit Tigers game against the Oakland club. Manager Bucky Herries hopes better weather will allow the game to be played today.
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White Sox Regulars Top Goofs In Scrub Game
In San Antonio on March 16 the Chicago White Sox regulars defeated the Goafs 7 to 3 in a scrimmage. Tommy Thomas and Jim Moore pitched for the Vanigans.
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Writer Picks Borotra for Indoor Title
Henry McLemore reports in New York on the National Indoor Tennis Championships. The colorful field includes Berkeley Bell Gregory Mangin Frank Shields and Jean Borotra as top contenders while Lott and Davis Cup talk swirl around the matchups and potential winners.
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Ray Newton Beats Johnny Conley In Third Round
Ray Newton of Mansfield knocked out Johnny Conley of Toledo in the third round of their Monday night bout in Mansfield.
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Collins Says One More 300 Hitter Could Lift Sox
Boston sports note analyzes Red Sox weakness and need for a third 300 hitter. Shaun Collins optimistic about improving lineup with new additions, citing past struggles and potential impact of batters like Webb, Rhynes, and Manus on offense and defense.
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Akron boxer disqualified for not trying in middleweight bout
Gorilla Jones of Akron Ohio a middleweight champion was disqualified in the eighth round of his bout with Frankie OBrien of Hartford Conn at Holyoke Mass. He had been warned twice before Massachusetts State Boxing Commissioner Daniel J Kelly ordered the disqualification and withheld the purse. The referee waved victory to OBrien but Kelly ruled the contest a no contest and warned he would act against OBrien if he was injured as reported.
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Peckinpaugh Jr Named Ohio Wesleyan Baseball Candidate
Ruth Walaw reports Peckinpaugh Jr son of Cleveland manager Roger Peckinpaugh will vie for second base on Ohio Wesleyan University's 198% baseball squad as sophomore. Other candidates include Lidwal Westfall Dayton George McMillen Camhbridge and William Houghton Marion. Schedule lists games against Ohio State Cincinnati Miami DePauw Wabash and Ohio U with dates through June 4.
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Dempsey to Show in West Virginia Wednesday Night
Jack Dempsey and manager Leonard Sachs travel toward Clarksburg West Virginia for an exhibition show on Wednesday night. Dempsey, sidelined by a bad cold and confined to his hotel for two days, hopes to perform for fans in the Manassa Mauler era.
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Dempsey Receives Sedan After Willard Fight Reunion
A group of Dempsey’s close friends from the Willard era presented him with a WM cylinder sedan yesterday. He improved after leaving Toledo and said he could fulfill his engagement this week.
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