Mitch's Musings on White Sox Trading Spree in 1932
Mitch recounts the Chicago White Sox aggressive 1932 trading period under Lew Fonseca. He notes the club led by deals with Cleveland, St. Louis, Boston, Washington, and Louisville, bringing in Hodapp Berry Kress Leeds Rothrock and others while sending multiple players to majors and minors. Six players moved to the minors as part of the activity.
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Cincinnati Reds
White Sox
Cincinnati
Johnny Hodapp
Bob Leeds
Cleveland
Ralph Kress
St. Louis
Charlie Berry
Boston
Chi
Lew Fonseca
Washington
Carl Reynolds
Johnny Kerr
Irving Hadley
Sam Jones
Jack Hayes
Fonseca
Ill Cissell
Jim Moore
Leeds
Hodapp
Hadley
Bruce Campbell
Kress
Smead Joliey
Johnny Watwood
Benny Tate
Jack Rothrock
Berry
Fom
Rothock
Clgveland
Jones
Gaston
Funk
Louisville
National League
Chicago
Rosjon Ee
Philadelphia
Louis Ceges
American Association Pet
Indianapals
Kansas City
Backspin technique and pennant races mix in sports notes
Golf tips from Jock Hutchison explain catching the ball with the clubhead to stop and lift shots. In baseball news Jack Doyle updates betting odds with Cubs and Senators favored to win pennants, Reds slip to third. weather and rain affect games with Indians at Red Sox and other matchups noted.
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Jock Hutchison
High Schools Start District Meet Friday
Southeastern Ohio schools begin a three-sport district meet with baseball at Ohio University. Chauncey faces Jeffersonville at 8:00 AM, Albany meets The Plains at 10:00 AM, then Class A games Portsmouth vs Marietta and Pomeroy vs Nelsonville at 1:00 PM. Final Class A and B finals set for 9:00 PM and 10:30 PM Saturday, with tennis and track events also on the schedule.
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Ohio University
Chauncey High
Jeffersonville
Albany
The
Plains
Portsmouth
Marietta
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
Lynchburg
Southeastern
Gallipolis
Athens
Chauncey
Wheelersburg
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Ironton
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Washington Court House
Hockingport
Cadmus
Ames - Bern
Wayne Township
Waterloo
Centéville
Rome
Mercerville
Highlan
Carbon Hill
Gree Township
Oho University-Muskineum
McLemore Claims Schmeling Camp As United States Territory
Henry McLemore recounts leading a news crew to a remote Hudson Valley wilderness where Joe Jacobs and Schmeling trained potential camp facilities. He asserts U.S. claims, describes rugged journey from Rhinecliff to Kingston, and notes a dramatic, humorous tone with references to Hobnailers and frontier imagery.
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Henry McLemore Green
Vaterland
Joe Jacobs
Jacobs
Schmeling
Daniel Boone
Jimmy Johnston
New York
Rhinecliff
the Hudson
Kingston
Reds Back in Third Place After 4-1 Win Over Phillies
Cincinnati Reds reclaim third place by beating the Philadelphia Phillies 4-1 in the final game of the series. Lucas notches his fifth win as Herman Lombardi and Haffey power the offense with two hits each, while Durocher, Herman, Hafen add two-base hits. The Brooklyn Robins visit after a rough day on the Rhine.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Doyle
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phils
Hillies
Red Lucas
Philadelphia
Lefty Hallahan
Bill
Dodgers
Jim Collins
Boston
Brooklyn Robins
Robins
Dan Howley
Si Johnson
Phillies
Herman
Lombardi
Haffey
Phils
Lucas
Phil Collins
Lee Durocher
Hafen
Hafey
Gilbert
Heath
Cnn Ncomue
Morrissey
ABRH
Baguio
Bartell
As Meer
Klein
Hurst
WLR
McCurdy
Lee
Durocher
Whitney
Mbardi
Collins
Balisa
Grabowski
Barr
Reardon
United States Davis Cup Team Poised Against Mexico
In New Orleans on May 12 1940 the U S Davis Cup squad prepared for tomorrow's matches versus Mexico. Ellsworth Vines the defending singles champion and Wartner Allison from Texas led impressive workouts while John Van Ryn of Philadelphia and Francis Shields of New York showed progress in doubles preparation.
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New Orleans
United States
Mexico
Ellaworth Vines
Wurmer Allison
Texas
Hamas Wins But Verdict Draws Boos at Philly Fight
In Philadelphia on May 12 veteran Tommy Loughran fought Steve Hamas to a controversial 10 round decision. The crowd of about 14 000 booed and hissed as Hamas secured a win after previously stopping Loughran in New York three months earlier. Newsmen were split on the verdict.
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Philadelphia
U.ak
Tommy Loughran
Ph “ Phia
Steve Hamas
Penn State Grid
Hamas
New York
Tommy
Zaleski Rallies to Beat Tri Town Tigers in Rosa County
A five run eighth inning propelled Zaleski to a 6-1 victory over the Tri Town Tigers of Rosa County. Bighouse and Moore led the winners with three singles each while Thaker collected the same for the losers. Molhan struck out 12 as the Tigers were limited to nine scattered hits.
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Zaleski
Tri Town Tigers
Rosa County
Bighouse
Moore
Thaker
Molhan
Tigers
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