Major League Trade Burst Shakes Offseason Meetings
At the 1932 major league meetings in New York, teams conducted a flurry of trades led by Washington and Detroit figureheads. Notable moves include Washington sending Goslin and Reynolds to St Louis for key players, while Goslin shifts bolster Pittsburgh and other clubs pursue strong pitching and infield prospects. The rapid exchanges aim to topple the defending Yankees with a revamped roster across both leagues.
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Terry
Joe Cronin
Army Cronin
Fox Clark Gaffith
Washington Senators
Senators
New York Yankees
Washington
Sam West
Carl Reynolds
Lloyd Brown
St Loui Browns
Goose Goslin
Fred Schuste
R Gular
Walter Stewar
Fox
Bucks Harris
Detroi Tigers
Earl Whitehill
Fred Firpo Marber
Whitehill
Marberry
Goslin
Procon
Heinie Manush
Caperts
Stewart
St. Louis
Boston Bove
San Francisco Missions
Albet Wright
Dick Giedman
Walters
Cincinnati
Clarence Blair
Cub
Los Angeles
Kong Plummer
Wilkes Barre
Brooklyn
Linus Fry
Nashville
Earl Mattingly
Giants
Freddy Lindstrom
Pittsburgh
Chick Falas
Philadelphia
Cgenn Spencer
George Davis
F.eche
Sam Gibson
Eve
Bill Shores
Meenies
Tal Waker
Bob O Fitrei
Ray
Maeve Terry
Auone
Chocolate Faces Busy Months With Three Fights Up
Chocolate plans a busy period with three scheduled fights. The fighter aims to maintain momentum through upcoming dates, opponents and venues to build title contention and fan interest.
Packers Triumph In Rifled Lone Tie Monday
A garbled scoreless snippet hints at the Packers achieving a win or notable play on Monday. Names and specifics are unclear, but the event involves a football or sports game with Packers referenced and a Monday occurrence.
McElroy Named Captain Of Hawkeye Harriers
Iowa City Muscatine area notes mark McElroy as captain of the Hawkeye Harriers the first since 1928 for a University of Iowa distance squad. McElroy a mile run candidate held the state intermediate two mile record in his high school year and placed second to Lee Rockford Wisconsin in a recent event.
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Iowa City
Muscatine
University of Tews
Wediceos
Hawkeye
McElroy
Intermeduun
Henior
Kford
Whamesh and Meertes Finish Near in Bowling Event
In a local bowling meet unclear text records a result with players Whamesh and Meertes. The fragmentary data mentions scores and placements but lacks full context and details of the event location and date.
Georgia Tech Seeks Cal Rivalry in Scrimmage Tuneup
Georgia Tech's football squad held a vigorous Wednesday scrimmage at home to prep for Saturday's game against California Berkeley. Coach Bill Alexander warned Californians look big, noting GT will face a 12 pound per man size edge and that Casey Jones sustained a shoulder injury while Wilcox McArthur Phillips and others recovered from flu. The Bear attack and Oregon and UCLA trips also feature in the college grid scene with travel, cold symptoms, and lineup shifts shaping the week.
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Berkeley
Calif
Georgia Tech
Football Warriors
Californias Bears
Bill Alexander
California
Casey Jones
Wilcox
McArthur
Phillips
Jack Cannon
Stanford
Bill Ingram
Bears
Ingram
New Orleans
University of Calfornia
Los Angeles
Florida
University of Florida At
Gainesville
Bill Spalding
Ransom Livesay
del McGlue
Joe Brown
Tulane Stadium
University of Oregon
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State
Oregonians
Tulane
Washard
Morse
Major League Trades Close Busy Baseball Meeting
Brisk activity as the annual MLB meetings end with five teams yet to swing a deal. Chicago Cubs St Louis Cardinals hold rosters while White Sox Red Sox pursue swaps and Brooklyn Dodgers Phillies trade for Rays Benge and players. Detroit Tigers swap Earl Whitehill for Fred Marberry as Washington sends Dick Coffman to St Louis Browns for Carl Fischer.
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New York
New York Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago Cubs
St. Loui Cardinals
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Neup
Hal Rhyne
Eddie
Bull Durham
Chicago
Bob Seeds
Robert Fotheraill
Urban
Johnny” Hodapp
Gregory Mulleavy
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Thesday Tre Dodgers
Rays Benge
Mickey Finn
Jackie Warner
Wiles Moore
Yankees
Cash
Brooklyn
Phulaceba
Bereen
Oni Tring
Max Carey
Detroit Tigers
Earl Whitehill
Picher
Washington Senators
Fred “Firpo
Marberry
Tigers
Senators
Dick Coffman
St Louis Browns
Carl Fischer
Fischer
Detroit
Washington
Bears Sparans Tilt Postponed to Sunday at Chicago Stadium
The NP L title clash between the Chicago Bears and Portsmouth Spartans was moved from Wrigley Field to Chicago Stadium due to cold weather. The dirt field limits play and the 15 000 seat capacity is cited.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Portsmouth Spartans
Wrigleyfield
Chicago Stadium
George Halas
Beare
Hlinkle Boots 77-Yard Score in Pro Grid Game
Hlinkle is credited with a 77 yard kickoff return for a touchdown in a professional football game. The event occurred amid other scoring plays as teams traded leads in the matchup. Officials confirmed the record as a key moment in the contest.
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Hlinkle
Maquoketa Juniors Top Lenox 43 34
Maquoketa Juniors defeated Lenox 43 to 34 as Jedan and Eleanora led with nine and five baskets respectively. Grimm stood out for Lenox, while Maquoketa improved to 4-0 in the Northeastern Town junior college conference. Lenox dropped to their first loss of the season.
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Maquoketa
Lenox
Pan Coey
Jedan
Eleanora
Grimm
Vistors
Leno
College basketball scores tumble across several games
The report lists multiple matchups with scores including DePauw 14 Purdue 18 and others such as Northwestern versus Oklahoma Teachers 7 and Blackburn College versus Carleton with various point totals. Names and institutions appear jumbled, but the essence is a roundup of recent college basketball results.
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TRY the Assoceatin Press
Todas Sf DePauw
Purdue
Missouri
Tamestoun Tollese
Berdeen Northern Nord
Ohloihoma
Philips & Melvendree College
Blackburn Collece
Carlenets
Shurtleff
Callece
Plat River
Purdue Downs Miami University 48 24 on Sophomore Aid
Purdue used an all sophomore lineup in the second half to beat Miami University 48 to 24 in Lafayette Indiana. Forward Kellar led Purdue with ten points as coach Lambert’s team earned a solid early conference win.
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Purdue
Miami Univ
Lafayette
Ind
Miami University
Mecht Kellar
Lamberts
Bloomington
Indiup
Indiana
DePauw University
DePauw
Hoffar
Eubank
Porter
Heavenridge
Don Peden as Chicago Coach Candidate After Stagg
Chicago reports Don Peden, Ohio University coach, as a leading candidate to succeed Amos Alonzo Stagg at the University of Chicago. Peden, a former Illinois star under Bob Zuppke, has built strong Ohio teams, including a 1929 undefeated season and a 14-0 win over Navy while suffering only two losses, one to Indiana.
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Chicago
Don Peden
Ohio University Athens
Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
Peden
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Ohio
U_ hus
Navy
Indiana
Greenleaf Leads Pool Tour With Five Wins In Open Play
The world billiards championship semifinals produced a top seed surge as Raph Greenleaf defended his title with five wins and one loss. Andrew Ponzi and Pasquale Natale edged closer to third place as Pers defeated Walter Reagin 125 to 103 in 18 innings and Natale beat Ben in Kansas City 125 to 103.
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NFW
York
Thurrsday
Andrew Ponzi
Pinladelphia
Pasquale Natae
Chicago
Raph Greenleaf
Champi
Erwin Rudolph ©Eago
Jimmy Caras
Wilmington
Fae
Trojans Name All Opponents Lineup
Southern California selections for coach Howard Jones were announced by Norman Sper showing three players from USC and two each from California Washington Utah Notre Dame among the all opponents team. Guard Carson from California and Ogwen from Washington, tackles Johnson from Utah and Krause from Notre Dame, ends Nesbit from Washington and Kosky from Notre Dame. Center Sargent from Loyola, quarterback Schaldach from California, halfbacks Caddel from Stanford and Koken from Notre Dame, fullback Christensen from Utah.
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Angeles
Eoe Tame Payers
Tron
Washington
California
Teat
Southern California
Howard Jones
Norman Sper
Guard Carson
Ogwen
Johnson
Utah
Krause
Notre Dame
Nesbit
Kosky
Sargent
Loyola
Schaldach
Caddel
Stanford
Koken
Christenaen
Colgate and Tulane to meet next year
Colgate University schedules include a 1933 football game with Tulane University in New York City. The Red Raiders also list Ohio Northern and Rutgers as opponents with games set through October, including a match against NYU, as the team plans a slate featuring several known rivals.
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Colgate
Tulane
Hamilton
Colgate University
Tulane University
New York City
Ito
Tulane O'her Pew
Red Raiders
Ohio Northern
Rutger
St Lawrence
NYU
Tulare
Pias
New York
Tigers Hit the Road For Two Weekend Games
Washington high prepares for two road basketball games with West Waterloo on Friday and Waverly on Saturday. Coach Orville Rust weighs starting guards Reyna and Nance with Schwerke at forward, Jakoubek at center, Magnusen at forward, and a possible Johnson shift. Mt Lassen remains the century’s sole U S eruption.
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Washington High
Tigers
West Waterloo
Waverly
East Waterloo
East
West
Waterloo
Orange Township
Teachers High
Cedar Falls
Clinton
Missisippi
Washington
Dubuque
Cubs
Orville Rust
Reyna
Nance
Schwerke
Jakoubek
Magnusen
Johnson
Landis Salary Seen Unlikely to Be Cut
New York reports that the $65,000 salary for Judge Kenesaw Landis as baseball czar is unlikely to be reduced at the upcoming joint league meeting. American League President Harridge and National League President Heydler said the topic has not come up and is not expected to be discussed. Heydler noted Landis' contract has not yet expired.
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New York
INS
Kenesaw Landis
Harridge
American League
Heydler
National League
Landis
Charley Gelbert to Undergo Leg Surgery Soon
Charley Gelbert star shortstop of the St. Louis Cardinals will have a plastic surgery operation on his leg within eight or ten days. Gelbert has been in Hahnemann hospital near Philadelphia after an accidental gunshot wound while hunting near Chambersburg, Pa.
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Philadelphia
Charley Gelbert
United Press
Gelbert
St. Louis Cardinals
Hahnemann Hospital
Chambersburg
Wrestling Results by the Associated Press
Detroit Ed Strangler Lewis defeated Steve Senoski in 29 30, Senoski unable to continue after the first fall. Toronto Ed Don George outpointed Earl McAmulet. Los Angeles Jim Londos won two falls from George Zaharias.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Whitehill Traded to Senators in Even Exchange
After nine full seasons with the Detroit Tigers Earl Whitehill is traded to Washington for Fred Marberry in a no-money deal. Whitehill, 33, was 16 13 last season with a knee injury limiting action. Marberry, 8 4 this year and 16 4 in 1931, has been a strong reliever and occasional starter.
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Cedar Rapids
Washington
Fred Marberry
Whitehill
Detroit Tigers
Fter
Fred “Firpo” Marberry
Bucky Harris
Joe Cronin
Detroit
Birmingham
Tigers
Marberry
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