Six-Player Deal Shakes Baseball Convention
Washington and St Louis pull off a record six player swap. Goose Goslin Walter Stewart and Fred Schulte move to the Senators in exchange for Lloyd Brown Sam West and Carl Reynolds as Detroit and others weigh counteroffers.
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EW York
lIn
Washington
St. Louis
Goose Goslin
Walter Stewart
Fred Schulte
Lloyd Brown
Sam West
Carl Reynolds
Senators
New York Yankees
Ola
Fox Clark Griffith
Griffith
Goslin
L Stewart
Detroit
Fastest Human Eddie Tolan Receives City Job Offer
Eddie Tolan, Olympic 100 and 200 meter champion, meets Mayor Murphy in Detroit as Councilman Jeffries jokes about eating leather resolutions. The mayor promises a city position for the sprinter, who notes he cannot eat the leather-bound resolution.
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Detroit Mich
Eddie Tolan
Tolan
Necro
Frank Murphy
Civan
Murphy
Edward Jeffries
Screen Cat J Cads Ir Forged Poy Ceres
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event or entities to summarize. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are extractable. The readable fragment lacks coherent facts to form a proper news card.
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Csreen
Bissonette Repasses to Hospital Amid Dodgers Update
Fragmentary sports note reports Bissonette of the Dodgers returning to hospital. Mentions Bears and Portsmouth possibly facing extra period in a game context with unclear details.
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Bissonette
Dodgers
Bears
Portsmouth
Wrestling results by FP Association report fragment
Fragmentary wrestling results list names and places with scattered errors. Mentions New Haven, Nebraska, New York, Oklahoma and several athletes such as Marvin and Westrich with unclear event details and outcomes. The text is incomplete and hard to parse for a full summary.
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FP Associatio Press
NEW Maven
Marin Vetina
Thnge
Basire Handson
Omeha
York
cRteasapler
Lewis
Jon Angeles
Sid Westrich
Waltimokre Inard Sargeles
Ieee Jom Marvin
Aklahoma
Coe Girls Band to Appear at Thursday Basketball Game
The Kohawk Gym hosts Coe College as the Coe girls band makes its first appearance before the Coe versus State Teachers game. Coach Keohawre aims to rely on the usual lineup with Good Hahn Pack Belesad and Teartets seeking a victory after last week's setback.
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Coes
Kohawke Gymnasium
Coe
Etrls
Stanley Vesely
Forest Rutgers
Crimson
Keohawre
Whch
Hahn
Belesad Ane
Grant Nips Vinton Quintet 16 to 11
Special to The Gazette. Grant high school of Cedar Rapids defeated Vinton high school 16 to 11 in a hard fought game. Vinton led 5-0 after the first period, but Grant rallied in the second quarter with strong defense and scoring to pull away. Mann led Vinton with four baskets and one free throw, while Mineck topped Grant with three field goals.
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Gazette
Vinton
Grant High School
Cedar Rapids
Vinton High School
Grant
Mann
Campbell
Mineck
Dickinson Explains Why Wolves Named Over Trojans
In Champaign Dr Frank G Dickinson defends his rating system for national football supremacy. He cites Pacific conference strength over Southern Cal, noting the Big Ten’s limited interconference losses and the Pacific coast’s few wins, with his rankings giving the coast three titles to the Big Ten’s two since 1924.
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Champaign
Southern
Fordham
Alabama
Orecor State
Detrai
Stanford
Pittsburgh
Dickinson
Pacific Coast
Notre Dame
Dar
Safore
Viola Hot Shots Triumph Over Alburnett 37 to 27
Viola Hot Shots defeated Alburnett 37 to 27 in a high school girls basketball game. The report notes key plays and players with limited readable details, highlighting Viola’s lead and late defense.
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Viola
Alburnett
Quakers Face Lisbon Bears In Stuart Hall Gym
The Quaker Oats baseball team hosted the Lisbon Bears in Stuart Hall Gymnasium. The Oxford Ram bur fell 20 to 23 to the New Pro team at that venue on Monday, with 7:30 p.m. start.
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Lisbon
Stuart Hall
Quaker Oats
Tees i of
Hor Bears
Stuarea
Quakers Gymnnasium
Weanesdas Exesarg
Question about marriage customs in Africa
The fragment asks if a man in some African regions marries his sister in law after his brother dies and cites a Pathé answers feature. It presents a query rather than a report of events or a named incident.
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Africa
Pathe
McGraw and Didrikson figure in fading baseball chatter
The piece notes John McGraw's sudden resignation as New York Giants manager and his quiet idle status as trade talks swirl in New York. It also critiques the Amateur Athletic Union over Babe Didrikson's suspension and the use of corporate names in teams. It adds that minor leagues anticipate a spring surplus of high grade players as older salaries drop and rookie rules limit rosters.
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Cincinnati
Clarence Blau
Los Angeles
Irving Plummer
Wilkes-Barre
New York- Pennsylvania
Blair
Chicago Cubs
Giants
John
Blondie) Ryan
Buffalo
Gants
Gorcon Slade Shortston
Sam Lesie
Seseman
Brasik Corfiderie
Br Cp
RO Bane An
John McGraw
New York Giants
New York
McGraw
Paul Speraw
Columbus
Ome
S5unnies
Drew's Win Fast Hockey Game From Knitters 5 to 4
Drew's sextet defeated the CR Knitters 5 to 4 at the municipal rink in the fastest league game this season. Tom MacGregor opened for the Knitters, Avadovech assisted, and Gable sustained an injury for Drew's. Nelson tied, then T Trefny scored the winner on a pass from Klinger just before the final whistle. The Knitters face Diamond Overs next. a 7 pm preliminary pens East Side Dragons versus West Side All-Star under 16.
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Drew
Sextet
CR Knitters
Municipal Rink
Knitters
Tom MacGregor
MacGregor
Avadovech
Brodola
Smylie
Gable
Tate
Nelson
T Trefny
Klinger
Dragons
Wenceslaus Romps Over Independence Basketmen 44
Wenceslaus defeats Independence 44 to 4 in a decisive basketball game. The report highlights dominant play by Wenceslaus and notes a separate girls’ victory for Independence over SBS with a 22 to 6 score.
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Wenceslaus
Independence
St Wenceslaus
Uth
St Johns of Independence
Gurls
SBS Weenees Aus
Randalla Beats Fayette in Doubleheader Shutout Wins
Randalla dominated Fayette in a two game set at Fayette. The first game ended 27 to 7 with Randalla's offense overpowering Fayette, while the second finished 10 to 4 as Randalla's pitchers held Fayette to scattered hits. Arthur Randalla earned player of the game with 10 points.
Washington Gridders To Receive Letters
Washington high school football coach Gus Carleton will recommend a list of 1932 squad members for varsity letters. Named to receive letters are players including McElhinney Richards Eicher Koburk Durst Franklin Crone Booth Hunsaker McFarland Glider Dusenberry Kupka Libe Smith Havila nei W Jones Bailey Leeper as key positions captain and vote for next year’s captain.
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Washington
Gus Carleton
Footba
McElhinney Richards Eicher
Koburk Junegbluth Durst
Franklin
Crone Booth
Hunsaker
McFarland
Dusenberry
Kupka Libe Smith
Havilané W Jones Bailey
Jabs and Outs Highlight Hazy Boxing Roundup
A chaotic report shows several bouts with mixed results across cities including Los Angeles Pasadena and Indianapolis. Notable matchups feature Casanova from Mexico outscoring Tom from the Philippines and Trainer from Inglewood defeating Paphe. other results include Beach in Los Angeles and New York beating Rusself with unclear margins.
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KAY the Associatin Press
Ghand Rapids
Iglios Peterson
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
Rodolifo Casanova
Mexico
Lounke Tomms
Philippine Islands
Wally
Inglewood
Billy Paphe
Pasadenae
Calif
New York
Rusself Beach
Indianapolis
Rte
Nebo
Florida
Allen Whitlow
Phoenia
Ariz
Iowa Faces Carleton Five In Hawkeye Showdown
Iowa, riding an unbeaten start, prepares to host Carleton College of Northfield Minnesota. Carleton has won 31 of 32 games and is undefeated on its home court this season, led by Dick Armey and Boots Taylor. The Hawkeyes beat Drake 52 to 11, but expect a tougher test from Carleton.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Hawkeye
Iowa Cacers
Drake
Des Moines
Iowa
Hawks
Jons Wesleyan
Carleton
Minnesota
Cabs
Northmelé
Dick Armey Marshalhoewn
Cartan
Taylor Coatd
Stacley Tran Monmouth
Ivan Blackmer
Howry Bastian
Momdsy
Baszian
Luther Falls to Badger Five in Conference Clash
In Des Moines two Iowa conference teams played out of state, with Luther hosting LaCrosse Teachers at Decorah and losing 34 to 26. Iowa Wesleyan visited Monmouth College in Illinois and was defeated 38 to 25.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Luther
Decorah
la Crosse
Iowa Wesleyan
Monmouth College
Monmouth
Ill
Purdue Cagers Open Season With Miami
Purdue basketball opens the season in Lafayette Indiana against Miami. Reserve forward Joe Wheeler was set to replace injured Ray Eddy in the Boilermakers lineup.
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Purdue
Miami
Lafayette
Ind
INS
Joe Wheeler
Ray Eddy
Boilermakers
Michigan Trounces Stanford 49 to 0 in 1902 Pasadena Game
The 1902 Pasadena New Years Day clash saw Michigan defeat Stanford 49 to 0 before about 5 000 fans. Star Willis Heston sparked the unbeaten Wolverines with a 25 yard end run after a deceptive rush tease. Captain Fisher of Stanford showed grit despite the loss as did Roosevelt who played with broken ribs and a fractured leg before being sidelined.
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George Bwreale
United Press
Los Angeles
Post Office
Boston Red Sox
Pasadena
Michigan
Stanford
Roosevelt
Fisher
Estavan Castro
Fielding Yost
Whale Michigon
Heston
College teams score updates from Associated Press roundup
Western and midwest college games yield varied results as multiple institutions post scores. Notable showings include Yale 50 over Providence 25, St Louis 45 over Arkansas 19, Indiana State Teachers 50 over Eastern Illinois Normal 29, and Macalester 53 over River Falls Teachers 41.
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Associated Fress
LaCrosse
Luther
Monmouth
Iowa Wesleyan
Temple
Johns Hopkins
Yale
Providence College
Macalester
River Falls
Moorhead
Northern Normal
St. John’s
Hampden-Sydney
St Louis University
Arkansas Aggies
Indiana State
Eastern Ilinois Normal
Midland
Wayne
Capital
Kenyon
Valparaiso
Davis Elkins
Babe Didrikson Endorsement Row Blamed on Telegram Claim
Mildred Babe Didrikson did not receive any pay for automobile ad endorsements, with agents claiming the Dallas dealer supplied only a telegram affidavit. A U S A U chief Daniel Ferris urged Didrikson to sue the agency for using her name and photo without written permission to clear reinstatement as an amateur.
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EW York
INS
Mildred “Babe” Didrikson
Dallas
Star
Ruthrauff
Ryan
Miss Didrikson
New York
Daniel J. Ferris
Mildred
Babe) Didrikson
Ferris
Didrikson
Lightner Tops Iowa Trap Shooters in 1000 to 2000 Target Class
F J Lightner of Cedar Rapids leads Iowa trap shooters in the Amateur Trapshooting Association 1000 to 2000 target division with 0.9736 average on 1100 targets. Other state leaders include W S Jewell in 1650 to 1601 targets 0.9703, H Yarnes 1300 to 1258 0.9676, and O P Davis 1050 to 1010 0.9619. Leaders in higher divisions include W B Olson of Storm Lake 0.9584 on 2120 targets and Charles City’s Rim Castle 0.9681 on 3300 targets. Marie Kautzky leads women with 0.9342 on 700 targets, Jeanette Jay second at 0.8918 on 900 targets. J R John tops professionals with 0.9783 on 2935 of 3000, with L D Russell and L J Richardson leading other divisions.
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Tandalia
F. J. Lightner
Cedsar Rapids
Iowa
Amateur
United States
Canada
Panama Canal Zone
A. T A
Lightner
Broke
Aye Lightner
C Rapids
Hoon
W.S
Jewell
Yarnes, H
Spirit Lake
Hoomarle
Dawson
Davis
O. P. Waterloo
W.B Olson
Storm Lake
E. J Smith
Sioux City
Rim Castle
Charles City
Edward Saupp
Rockwell City
George Hillinger
Oskaloosa
Marie Kautzky
Fort Dodge
Jeanette Jay
Waverly
J R. John
L. D Russell
Des Moines
L. J. Richardson
Washington Demons Defeat Kalona 31 to 20
Washington Demons edged Kalona High School 31 20 on Tuesday night in a rugged opener. Washington struggled with floor play and setup shots early but pulled ahead in the final period.
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Washington Demons
Kalona
Washington
Kalona High School
Bennett High Quint Beats Mechanicsville in Tipton Tilt
Bennett High School boys basketball team defeated Mechanicsville 36 to 15 on Bennett’s home court Tuesday night. In the curtain raiser Bennett seconds topped Mechanicsville seconds 14 to 12.
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Tipton
Bennett High
Mechanicsville
Bennett
Bennett Seconds
Tipton High Cagers Set for West Branch Friday Night
Tipton High School basketball team prepares to meet West Branch on Friday evening. Tipton junior college faces Washington junior college in another Friday night matchup at Washington.
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Tipton High
West Branch
Gazette
Tipton
West Branch High
Tipton Junior College
Washington Junior College
Washington
Babe Ruth Leaves North With Deer and Ducks
Newbern North Carolina reports the Bambino George Herman Ruth and his wife depart Wednesday for New York carrying a 200 pound deer bagged by Ruth and forty ducks.
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Babe
Mrs. Ruth
Newbern
N.C
Ins
George Herman
Babe" Ruth
New York
Ramblers Welcome Home After South Bend Return
Notre Dame’s football squad arrived back in South Bend after a Pacific coast trip. About 3,000 students and fans greeted the team, escorted by an eighty piece band, despite a 90 minute train delay. Players carried boxes of California fruit and nuts as Christmas gifts from their Trojans hosts. Coach Hank Anderson and Athletic Director Jesse Harper did not return with the squad. Anderson stayed in California, Harper headed to a Kansas ranch for the holidays.
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South Bend
Notre Dame
Southern California
Trojan
Trojans
Hank Anderson
Jesse Harper
Harper
Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas
Anderson
California
Georgia Tech University of California
North English Opens Cage Season Friday
Opening high school basketball game of the season at the local gym features Webster visiting. The schedule lists games against Millerboro Sikourney Parnell Conroy Webster Williamaburre and a Caunty tournament at Marenso with several home and away dates through March culminating in a sectional tournament.
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North English
Webster
Millersboro
Sikourney
South English
Parnell
Millerabure
Williamsbure
Dan
Conroy
Caunty
Marenso
Williamaburre
Wrestling match results from the San Francisco card
In San Francisco Ahe Kaplan age 220 from New York defeated Buff Hefner age 225. The match used best two of three falls with Rudy Kad and Wancary defeating John Fre Sweden. Columbus participated using American wrestling and jiu jitsu. Japanese winner with Saiter and Hardy also noted.
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San Francisco
Ahe Kaplan
New York
Buff Hefner
Rudy Kadstrt
Wancary
John Fre
Sweden
Columbus
Saiter
Hardy Ha Onto
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