Braves Trade Frankhouse To Dodgers For Two Players
Brooklyn manager Casey Stengel, after bickering with NL managers, trades Fred Frankhouse to the Dodgers for Johnny Babich and Gene Moore. Frankhouse, 31, a durable right hander, helped Boston last season with eleven wins and 15 losses. Babich and Moore head to Boston with Freddy Lindstrom’s contract also included in the deal.
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Dodgers
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Boston Bees
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Bill Terry
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California
Gene Moore
Cardinal
Brooklyn
Ed Brandt
Boston
Randy Moore
al Lopez
Tony Cuccinello
Bobby Reis
Ray Benge
Brandt
van Mungo
Watson Clark
George Earnshaw
John Gorman
Babich
San Francisco Missions
Johnny
Moore
Rochester
Freddy Lindstrom
Chicago Cubs
Opening of Winter Olympics Amid Parade at Garmisch-Partenkirchen
AP report from Garmisch-Partenkirchen on Germany hosting the fourth Winter Games with 28 nations and over 1,000 competitors. A crowd of about 80,000 watched the opening ceremony as Hitler saluted and Sonja Henie drew praise alongside rising stars like Etsuko Inada, amid perfect snowfall and a festive mood for eleven days of competition in skiing speed skating and hockey.
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Garmisch - Partenkirchen
Germany
Hitler Jony
Reichsfuehrer
Hitler
Fuehrer
Americas
Sonja Henie
Norway
Etsuko Inada
Red Sox loom large in East with Foxx deal and pitching bets
The column reviews 1931 game confusion over Al Simmons left field, praises Heinie Manush and Dizzy Dean scoring in Florida golf, notes Golden Gloves ticket sales and Boston Red Sox moves. It weighs Jimmy Foxx and Johnny Marcum as Boston contenders, with Goslin doubting Foxx and praising Marcum. It also reports Reds profits after night baseball and early training moves to Puerto Rico as spring approaches.
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al Simmons
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Lefty Grove
H. C. Benson
Moore
Jimmy
Johnny
Oscar Melillo
Benson
Bing Miller
Vinton
Florida
Heinie Manush
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Jimmy Foxx
Roger Cramer
Goose Goslin
Detroit
Boston
Johnny Marcum
Foxx
Marcum
Goslin
New York
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Miami
Fla
Mechanicsville Juniors Win Cedar County Meet
Mechanicsville junior high won the Cedar county junior high tournament at Springdale. They beat West Branch 15 to 13 in round one, defeated Clarence 34 to 22 in round two, and topped Springdale 21 to 13 in the final.
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Mechanicsville Junior High
Cedar County
Springdale
Mechanicsville
West Branch
Clarence
St Patrick Five Defeats Dyersville 28 to 16 in Tight Game
The St Patrick Shamrocks beat Xavier of Dyersville 28 to 16 marking the second win over the visitors this season. Machovec led scorers with ten points as Shamrocks pull away in the second half with every player scoring. Brueckner tallied eight for Dyersville while Shahanan and Spaight aided St Patrick. Next Sunday Immaculate Conception visits the west side floor.
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Dyersville
Quint
St. Pat's
Machovec
Shamrock
Brueckner
Shanahan
Spaight
Immaculate Conception
Shamrocks
Roosevelt Champs Receive Letters In Football And Cross Country
Roosevelt high school awarded letters to football backfield captains John Reilly and Ed Schmatt along with Paul Hughes and Ed Sherriff. Linemen Elmer Nelson James Endéley Miles Locker John Sundberg BH Diehl Jack Dinderman Carl Fjellman Frank Corsello Billy Jelinek. Cross country captains Clair Nelson and Clair Thomas plus Ed Piedlau Jim Hermsen Don Zamastil Wayne Mineck also received letters.
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Roosevelt
Fred Kluss
Wilson
Martin
Joe Stohler
Lawrence Olson
John Reilly
Ed Schmatt
Paul Hughes
Ed Sherriff
Elmer Nelson
James Endéley
Miles Locker
John Sundberg
BH Diehl
Jack Dinderman
Carl Fjellman
Frank Corsello
Billy Jelinek
Clair Nelson
Clair Thomas
Ed Piedlau
Jim Hermsen
Don Zamastil
Wayne Mineck
Charles Russell
Loyal Meek
Reginald Slattery
Iowa and Chicago Swim Teams Set Friday Dual Clash
The University of Iowa and Chicago swim squads meet in Iowa City Friday to open Big Ten dual meet action. Both teams remain undefeated. Iowa looks strong in breaststroke, backstroke, and medley relay while Chicago dominates sprints and diving. Captains Jacobsmeyer of Iowa and Wilson of Chicago race in the 220 and 440 yard freestyles.
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Ins
University of Iowa
Chicago
Iowa
Jacobsmeyer
Wilson
Illinois Bowl To Notre Dame 33-23 Upset Victory
Notre Dame defeated Illinois 33 to 23 before 4 500 fans in sub zero weather. Paul Nowak and John Moir led the Irish with six baskets each, combining for all but nine points. Jim Vopicka led Illinois with four field goals as ND held an 18 to 13 halftime edge in one of the cleanest games.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Irish
University of Illinois
Paul Nowak
John Moir
Nowak
Moir
Jim Vopicka
Illini
Ilini
American League Title Race Opens April 14 1936
The world champion Detroit Tigers will begin the 1936 season with a 3 game series at Cleveland starting April 14 and then host the Chicago White Sox on April 17. The 154 game schedule runs April 14 to September 27 with four east western interleague series starting May 12.
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NEW York
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Sports Jabs Report From Several Cities
In San Juan Sixto Escobar 124 of Puerto Rico stopped Al Gillette 122 of New York in a bout. In Bismarck Dick Demaray 152 stopped Ray Mann 152. In Sioux City Rusty Grammar outpointed Jack Harding 151.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Sixto Escobar
al Gillette
New York
Bismarck
N. D
Dick Demaray
Ray Mann
Sioux City
Rusty Grammarck
Jack Harding
Walton Angler first edition sells in London auction
A 1653 first edition of Izaak Walton's Compleat Angler sold in London for 2550 dollars, eightpence in price. A second edition brought 700 dollars at the same sale, highlighting strong interest in classic fishing literature.
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Izaak Walton
London
Kohawk Cagemen Set to Face Carleton in Conference Clash
The Kohawks depart for Carleton College for a Friday night conference battle against Carleton. Carleton remains unbeaten in the circuit, while Kohawks eye an upset to improve in the standings. The starting five likely includes Schneider McKinley Carruthers Hamm er Lin duska and Keith with Martin also a guard option. Team members Bazos Paveglio travel with Athletic Director Eby and manager Merril Miller.
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Fort
Carleton College
Carls
Kohawks
Ieaders
Carleton
Cornell
Purple
Crimson
Schneider
McKinley
Hammer
Keith
Carruthers
Martin
Linduska
Bazos
Paveglio
Eby
Merril Miller
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