Giants Pursue Werber as Infield Core Strengthens
New Giants front office chief Bill Terry buys third baseman Bill Werber from Cincinnati to shore up infield weakness. Hank Leiber also rejoined from Chicago, while Joe Moore and Morrie Arnovich left for Indianapolis as Giants pursue Johnny Mize and await Bert Haas at third for Cincinnati.
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Basketball Scores for Lisbon and Wagga teams
Unclear OCR text shows basketball scoring with Lisbon and Waggamon high scorers. Phantinn andl en F'Biatence 36 points and Meewes 10 top the ledger.
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Lincoln Alley Quintet Tops 3154 in Bowling Score
Six bowlers on two Classic league teams posted strong scores Tuesday evening with Lincoln Alley leading at 3134 pins as handicaps shape the totals. Notable games included a 279 by a Lincoln Alley bowler and top scorers in the 600s such as Frank Tvrdik 648 and Tony Novotny 643 while Leta Nezerka led the women with 545 in the classic event.
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Dodgers Acquire Don Padgett From Cardinals For Cash
Chicago AP reports Brooklyn Dodgers purchased 28 year old outfielder catcher Don Padgett from the St. Louis Cardinals for about 30000. Padgett had been a hit standout early in his career but faded last season.
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Lefty Grove Retires After 300th Win Milestone
CHICAGO AP Lefty Grove 41 year old Boston Red Sox pitching star was released at his request. No reason given for retirement. He won seven and lost seven last season and finished his big league career with 300 victories.
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Mace Brown Sold to Boston Red Sox
In Chicago the Brooklyn Dodgers sold veteran relief pitcher Mace Brown to the Boston Red Sox for a small cash sum. Brown had been sent to Los Angeles last season on a conditional assignment but was returned to Brooklyn after the season ended.
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Ambition and skill enrich the American melting pot
The speaker asserts immigrants contributed ambition courage intelligence imagination and ingenuity to the nation enriching the American melting pot. Today claiming to be an American carries pride and meaning recognized worldwide.
Raiders Trade Ray Bessom for Phil Seghi in Minor League Shuffle
Raiders arrange a trade sending pitcher Ray Bessom to Portsmouth for infielder Phil Seghi of Cedar Rapids. Seghi, 29, broke in with the Bunnies in 1932 and later led the South Eastern League in hitting and RBIs with Pensacola. The deal, part of several moves by Pres. Harry S. Johnson at the Jacksonville minor league meeting, aims to fortify the roster with young talent including outfielders from Appleton and a 19 year old catcher Jamies McDonnell. The club plans more acquisitions as Wilkes-Barre cuts rosters.
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Greyhounds to Face Waterloo Quintet at I C
Immaculate Conception's Greyhounds meet Sacred Heart of Waterloo tonight in their second game. Coach Phil Seghi aims for a more coordinated effort after a loss to St. Mary's Iowa City. Starters include Harry Wilcox John Condon Bob Russell with guards Bob Fee Bot Clem or Bill Jennings and reserve spell Harry Fee.
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Don Belknap Speaks At West Liberty Banquet
Don Belknap freshman basketball coach and Coe College football assistant spoke on Education Through Athletics at the West Liberty High School banquet sponsored by Rotary Youth Service. Coe athletes Dick Lane Dick Wilson and Dale Christison attended with Belknap.
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St Patrick’s Edges Xavier In Cedar Rapids Thriller
St. Patrick’s from Cedar Rapids beat St. Xavier’s Zephyrs 25 to 18 in a tight game. Shamrocks’ Bob Shanahan led with 12 points and played strong center. Xavier’s Brunkan added 12, but Shamrock guards Kenney and Quinn limited Xavier’s forwards. A large crowd attended as St. Pat’s opened home schedule next against St. John’s of Independence.
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Tipton Cagers Edge Marion In 22 14 Duel
Tipton used superior ball handling and defense to defeat Marion 22 to 14. Wehde led Tipton with 10 points, while Hilbert Smith added six. Marion’s reserves won the opener 29 to 22, after starting strong 12 to 0.
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NYU enrollments fall to 28 607 in September
New York university saw enrollment drop to 28 607 in September. The NYU football team is noted as a consistent loser with no stated impact on the enrollment figure.
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