Old Connie Mack Declares Sales Are Not Breaking Up His Philadelphia Club
Connie Mack at Shibe Park states he is not breaking up the Athletics despite key trades. He cites funds to rebuild and vows no current star will be sold before 1934, seeking a first class catcher and more pitchers as he plans a pennant pursuit after the 1933 season upheaval.
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Uefield
Telgraph
Bluefield
W. V
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Athletics
Chicago
A's
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
George Earnshaw
Chicago White Sox
Lefty Grove
Rube Walberg
Max Bishop
Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Grove
Cochrane
Earnshaw
Walberg
Bishop
Mack
Charles Berry
Roy Mahaffey
New Brown Prexy Strong for Rajah
Louis B. Von Weise was elected president of the St. Louis club of the American baseball league, pledging to rebuild the Browns into a profitable, winning team. He called himself a 100 percent Hornsby man and said funds would be at Hornsby's disposal within reasonable limits, denying sale rumors and continuing Ball era plans. Hornsby, previously involved in trades at the Chicago meeting, intends further swaps to energize the Browns.
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St. Louis
Hornsby
Louis B. von Weise
Philip de Catesby Ball
American Baseball League
Browns
Boston Red Sox
Sforts
Ball
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago
Browies
Daily Telegraph All-State Eleven Released Saturday
The Daily Telegraph will publish its All West Virginia high school football selections on Saturday morning, one day before Stansbury’s squad. Leading coaches and state officials helped select honors for the most deserving players, with prominent grid officials and coaches from each section cooperating with the paper.
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Daily Telegraph
Stansbury
All West Virginia High School
A’s Manager Mack Details Trades and Pitching Plans
In a candid meeting Mack outlines player moves and salary talks. Walberg Earnshaw Cochrane Bishop express desire to depart or be traded. He aimed to build a pitching staff around Lefty Grove, recounting Grove’s refusal to accept a pay cut and departure. He denies bankers influenced the sale, claiming it was his decision.
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Mack
Cochrane
Bishop
Walberg
Earnshaw
Mickey
Tigers
A's
Lefty Grove
Grove
Leaders Retain Cage Loop Pace in Sunset News Twin Bill
In Ramsey gym last night Wesleyans toppled National Guard 26 23 and Bookkeepers beat Baracas 37 35 in a thriller. Both leaders held top spots at midseason as comebacks defined the tight finishes. Tonight Beaver high gym hosts another twin bill with National Guards versus Wholesalers and Highlanders against Baracae in renewed cage action.
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Baracas
Beaver
Ramsey Gym
National Guard
Beaver High Gym
Ramsey
National Guards
Highlanders
Baracae
Middies May Get New Coach for Grid Squad
Annapolis authorities declined to comment on a report that Lieut. Thomas James Hamilton of San Francisco may become football coach at the United States Naval Academy. While some say Hamilton could direct physical training, others doubt Miller will depart. Oversech will leave at year’s end. the football council meets early next year. Hamilton, a 1927 Naval Academy graduate, is from Columbus, Ohio.
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United States Naval Academy
Thomas James Hamilton
San Francisco
Hamilton
Edgar E
Rip) Miller
H. EB. Oversech
Academy Athletic Council
Department of Physical Training
John H. Brown
Oversech
Academy
Naval Academy
Columbus
Ohio
Marshall Selects John Zontini Captain for 1934 Team
Huntington W Va Dec 18 John Zontini of Seth star halfback was elected captain of the Marshall college football team for 1934 succeeding Marvin Wooley of East Liverpool C Letters were awarded to twenty players and the team manager Don Burns of Huntington
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Huntington
W. Va
John Zontini
Seth
Marshall College
Marvin Wooley
East Liverpool
Don Burns
Vines Critiques Amateur Tennis Ruling and Davis Cup Plans
A candid appraisal of amateur tennis governance sparks dispute as Hils worth Vines accuses officials of dictating articles to discourage open tournaments. He argues autonomy for stars, questions U S Lawn Tennis Association power, and doubts American Davis Cup prospects while Prentice offers cautious optimism for 1934 with Wood Shields Lott and Van Ryn as a core.
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High Command
Fimnes
America
Bill Tilden
Vines
Tilden
Vinnie Richards
Frank Shields
Sidney Wood
T'S
Bernon
Prentice
United States
Wood
Shields
Lott
van Ryn
Austin and
Perry
Mercer Beasley
H. Ellsworth Vines
Denmark
Boxing Ratings Reveal 1933 National Boxing Association
Providence December 18 Vince Dundee rises to middleweight top while Lou Brouillard moves to light heavyweight. Rat ings list champions and top contenders across heavyweight to flyweight with several changes and noted ties.
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Providence
R. I
Vince Dundee
Lou Brouillard
National Boxing Association
C. Foster
Foster
Rhode Island Commission
Brouillard
Dundee
Primo Carnera
Max Baer
Max Schmeling
Tommy Loughran
King Levinsky
Johnny Risko
Don McCorkindale
Jack Sharkey
Patsy Peroni
Lee Ramage
Paulino Uzcudun
Maxey Rosenbloom
Joe Knight
Tony Shucco
John Henry Lewis
Harry English
Bob Goodwin
al Gainer
Clyde Chatelain
Lew Scozza
Fred Lenhart
Teddy Yaroz
Young Terry
Jimmy Leto
Jackie Davis
Cerefino Garcia
Barney Ross
Wesley Ramey
Tony Canzoneri
Lew Massey
Lou Amber
Sammy Fuller
Peter Jackson
Cocoa Kid
Benny Bass
Steve Hallake
Frankie Klick
Freddy Miller
Ramsey Juniors to Play McComas Quint Today
Ramsey junior high five faces Mc Comas junior high this afternoon at Ramsey gym. Coach Lawton Gills protege squad meets Mc Comas at 3 30 oclock with local boys expected to have their hands full.
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Ramsey Junior High
Ramsey Gymnasium
Lawton Gills
Mc Comas
Bucknell Susquehanna Game Scores Snapshot
Bucknell 31 Susquehanna 25. Michigan 25 Maryland 29. Princeton 37 Rutgers 26. Waynesburg 40 Fairmont 30. Colorado 22 Kansas State 24. Union Ky 29 Louisville 32. Pitt 24 Butler 35. Wittenberg 25 Evansville 50. Syracuse 49 Toronto Ont 22. Geneva 48 Eurekas Windber Pa 15.
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Michigan
Maryland
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Rutgers
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Fairmont
Colorado
Kansas State
Union
Louisville
Pitt
Butler
Wittenberg
Evansville
Syracuse
Toronto
Ont
Geneva
Eurekas
Windber
A Rare Treat For the Seafood Lover at Jimmys Restaurant
A seafood lover’s highlight appears at Jimmy's Restaurant with a rare treat on the menu. The item showcases fresh catches, prepared to emphasize natural flavors and regional seafood traditions. Local diners await the chef’s signature dish and potential daily specials.
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Jimmy
Hubbell Tops National Pro Football in All Sports Poll
New York December 18 Carl Owen Hubbell the southpaw ace of the New York Giants was named man of the year in all sports by a nationwide panel of sports editors and writers. He led with 56 votes and headed a list dominated by baseball figures Hoover with six major leaguers among the top votes. Jack Lovelock Johnny Goodman and Fred Perry followed in the final ranking with strong showings in track golf and tennis.
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Carl Owen Hubbell
Associated Press
Pepperty
New York Giants
Jack Lovelock
Oxford
New Zealand
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Lovelock
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Frederick J. Perry
Hubbell
Joe Hauser
Minneapolis
Southern California
Cotton Warburton
Army
Jack Buckler
Carl Hubbell
John Goodman
Fred Perry
Bill Terry
Glenn Cunningham
Barney Ross
Densmore Shute
Chuck Klein
Irvine Warburton
Coaches of District Schools OK Rules for Football
Philadelphia December 18 A survey of 75 district coaches from New York New Jersey West Virginia and Pennsylvania shows broad support to keep current football rules. Majority back dead ball rule retention 48 to 8 changing it. Opinions vary on goal line move knee rule forward pass liberalization and fumble advancement with most favoring no change or retention of current provisions.
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Philadelphia
New York
New Jersey
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Football Coaches’ Association
Harvey Harman
University of Pennsylvania
Grant And Groan Artist Sues For A Half Million
Everett Marshall, Colorado wrestler, plans to file a 500000 damage suit against the Pennsylvania athletic commission. He was suspended after a match in Philadelphia for a mental relapse. Marshall says the insanity accusation gave him a black eye and he plans legal action.
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Kansas City
Everett Marshall
Colorado
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Marshall
Jim Landos
Philadelphia
North-South Grid Fargas Gala Event in Charleston
Charleston hosts the first annual North-South Charity high school game on New Year’s Day with 22 players per side. West Virginia Coaches and Football Officials associations will meet, possibly jointly, to discuss the event. College mentors from five states and notable alumni are expected. Gov. Kump will attend in a special box.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Charles J. Hodges
Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Western Pennsylvania
H. G. Kump
West Virginia University
Fisher Father of Wheeling Magistrate Dies at 70
Ferdinand Fisher aged 70, father of Magistrate Carl Fisher of Wheeling, died in Wheeling, West Virginia, on December 13. The passing was reported in local notices.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Ferdinand Fisher
Carl Fisher
Aged Man Struck by Car. Driver Not Held
An elderly man was killed today after stepping into a vehicle. Witnesses said John Phemeater, the driver, was not charged as the man walked into the street in front of the car.
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John Phemeater
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