Major baseball trade rumors shuffle three NL clubs
The Boston Evening American reports a potential multi club deal involving the Braves Giants Cubs Reds valued around 500000. Key players cited include Wally Berger Freddy Lindstrom Frank Hogan Babe Herman Pat Malone Kiki Cuyler Gabby Hartnett with talks of Berger for Cuyler Hartnett and others, amid denials from Braves owner and Cubs president.
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West Liberty Tops East Iowa Seven Loop
Local East Iowa high school basketball standings show West Liberty leading in the Seven Loops with Mount Vernon, Monticello, Anamosa, and Tipton among top teams. Friday games list West Liberty at Mount Vernon and Anamosa at Monticello as key matchups amid regional scheduling and standings.
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Young German Eleavyy Captures Decision From Larry Gains
In Paris Walter Neue German teen Eleavyy Neusel defeats Larry Gains in a 10 round decision at Paris Ihe Sports. Neusel, five years younger than Gains and weighing 198 pounds to 197, was a heavy underdog at 2 to 1 but rocked Gains and floored him briefly in the tenth round before the decision was awarded.
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Illinois Gridman dies in auto crash
John Erickson of Greeley, a sophomore student at the University of Illinois, died Monday night from injuries after a car crash. He was thrown from the vehicle in the incident in Champaign Urbana.
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Loughran and Poreda to Clash in Ten Rounds in Philadelphia
In a ten round heavyweight bout opening a dull week, veteran Tommy Loughran and age- contrasting Stanley Poreda meet in Philadelphia Monday night. Loughran, though past his light heavyweight title days, brings experience and skill to counter the younger punchers.
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Auburn Leads Nation In Football Scoring
A survey by the Associated Press ranks Auburn as the top scoring college football team, with the Southern Conference squad amassing 162 points while remaining undefeated and untied. Harvard follows with 162 points, Fordham in third, and Constate fourth with about 150 points.
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Columbus Junction Triumphs Over Mediapolis 70
Columbus Junction defeats Mediapolis 70 to 0 in a boys basketball clash. Notable players and scoring details are unclear due to OCR issues but home team edge is clear and a decisive win is recorded.
Colored Giants Edge Masonville 2 1 in Tight Win
The Colored Giants defeated Masonville 2 to 1 in a closely fought game. Key players contributed on both sides as the hosts rallied late to secure the victory.
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Hawkeyes Begin Prep for Gopher Homecoming Game
Iowa City notes renewed optimism after a tough start as Iowa gear ups for the homecoming clash with Minnesota. Efforts focus on bolstering the passing game and improving forward pass defense while keeping players healthy for the 1932 matchup, Iowa’s 21st homecoming featuring Minnesota graduates as coaches and Iowa natives as captains.
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Sing Sing Eleven Beats Port Jervis In Big Game
In Ossining New York Sing Sing prison team trounced Port Jervis 7 to 0 in a clash watched by about 2 600 inmates and 1 600 guards. John Las, former Notre Dame captain, coached the line and scored the game’s sole touchdown early in the first quarter.
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West Branch Edges Mechanicsville 15 to 0 in Tough Win
West Branch defeated Mechanicsville 15 0 in a hard fought football game Friday. Mechanicsville had a first quarter drive stall and West Branch capitalized on critical plays in the second half as Moore led several decisive runs.
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Alberts Open League Schedule With Kansas City Dec 12
Alberts Coe announces the Midwest league season opens December 12 in Kansas City with Kansas City on the schedule. The slate includes road and home games against Coeat teams with New Year’s Day marked as a completion milestone.
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Red Pepper Chatter Highlights Packers and Local Sports
Pro football thrives in Green Bay with large crowds, and Verne Lewellen rose from Nebraska star to county attorney while remaining a fierce Packer on Sundays. The column recalls Paul Cummins at Iowa and Northwestern, his athletic path, and engagement to Northwestern’s beauty. It notes past Iowa–Wisconsin results, mistakes in the Indiana game, and Minnesota’s potential upset. Baseball plans for 1933 in Cedar Rapids remain uncertain with no official word yet from Cedar Rapids Baseball Association or the Valley League.
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Coe Begins Drills for Wisconsin Date
Coe College Kohawks tuned up after a scoreless Grinnell tie and started practice for a Wisconsin at Madison clash. Wisconsin, buoyed by a 34 to 0 win over Iowa and a 7-6 upset by Purdue, appears to be strong this year under Doc Spears. Swartzentruber is out, Greens shoulder was banged up, and Ashoes offense has produced little in four games.
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Lost Nation Basketball Practice Opens This Month
Lost Nation begins basketball practice with Coach Story announcing sessions start in the latter part of the month. The roster shows seventeen players and a tentative schedule listing games in November and December against Welton, Moune, Dererbe, Jicsary, Andrew, Oxford, Warati, Ardrea, and Deimar with dates partially legible.
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Wellman High Defeats North English 13 to 7
Wellman High beat North English 13 to 7 in a barbecue and homecoming game Friday. The hosts pulled ahead in a key second quarter with a rushing and passing attack as Goodwin scored on a plunge and then connected with Lewis for a second touchdown after advancing the ball downfield.
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Drake-Creighton Game Tops M V Menu This Week
Des Moines AP reports Drake and Creighton, former Missouri Valley football title contenders, meet next Saturday in Omaha as the feature game. Oklahoma Aggies pace the league after beating Creighton 18 to 7, Plowboy Hall leading scorers with 36 points. Grinnell visits Washington in St Louis. Butler faces Wabash. Aggies meet Oklahoma City Friday.
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Oberst Fired as Canisius Coach After Losses
Gene Oberst, former Notre Dame star and Canisius College coach, has been replaced by Mike Traynor after Canisius’ defeat last Saturday. Oberst, who came from Washington and Lee in 1930, led the team to a winless home record this season. Traynor, a former Canisius back, takes charge immediately.
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Tama High Defeats Brooklyn Eleven on Local Field
Tama High defeated Brooklyn 21 to 13 in a hard fought game on the local field Friday afternoon. Tama’s line showed slight superiority to Brooklyn’s forward wall, aiding the victory.
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Iowa State Meets Missouri Saturday in Big Six Clash
Iowa State and Missouri collide as Big Six play heats up with three conference games on Saturday Nebraska Kansas tussle at Lawrence after KU defeated Iowa State 26 to 0. Oklahoma prepares after Texas game while Kansas State and Nebraska seek momentum against Missouri and Minnesota respectively. Ralph Graham, Bob Dunlap, Elmer Schaake and Bernie Masterson highlighted the action with notable scoring performances.
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Packers Defeat Bears 2 To 0 On A Blocked Punt
CHICAGO UP The Green Bay Packers champions for three straight years won 2 0 at Wrigley Field as Tom Nash blocked Bears halfback Dick Nesbitt punt and the ball rolled into the end zone for a safety. Bears failed to score for the fourth straight game after two scoreless ties. Cardinals beat Braves 9 0 in Boston as Bucky Moore scored a 70 yard TD. Red Cagle led Giants to a 20 12 win over Brooklyn in New York. Staten Island and Portsmouth tied 7 7 at Stapleton. Clark’s 34 yard TD pass extra point tied late.
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Bancroft cuts ties with New York Giants
New York Giants assistant manager Bancroft has severed connections with Bill Terry's outfit. If talks fail with the Toronto franchise of the International League, Dan Howley is named the likely replacement.
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Jess Willard Still Fighting Spirit Stays With Ex-Champion
Jess Willard, the former heavyweight champion, remains on his feet and determined after a string of knockouts. The ex-title holder, once wealthy from Hollywood real estate, now works as a market bouncer earning about 15 dollars a week, while receiving sympathy and donations from supporters that he declines and returns.
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Northwestern Opposes Purdue In Feature Tilt
In Big Ten race action Northwestern meets Purdue as Michigan and Purdue pace the standings. Northwestern seeks revenge for last season's 7 0 loss while Purdue faces a third hard game in a row and Illinois, Wisconsin, and Indiana also figure in the standings with key conference matchups on tap.
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Sectional football ratings drift amid uncertainty
INS sports columnist Davis Walsh rates regional college teams after a turbulent month of play. East lists Pittsburgh Colgate Harvard Pennsylvania Fordham Columbia New York U. Middlewest includes Michigan Purdue Notre Dame Far West features Southern California Stanford Washington State St Mary's Tennessee Kentucky Tulsa Vanderbilt Virginia Tech Florida Auburn Southwest adds Texas Christian Rice. Big Six Rocky Mountain not ranked. other groups left in flux.
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Chicago frosh seek to retain Stagg as coach
University of Chicago freshmen formed a petition to President Hutchins urging the retention of A A Stagg as football coach. Stagg announced retirement at the end of the scholastic year under the 70 year age limit.
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Grundy Center Loses To Cedar Falls 7 6
Special to The Gazette Grundy Center, Iowa, opened its season with a 7 6 defeat by Cedar Falls. Grundy scored first on a smash by Cone, but failed the extra point by inches. Cedar Falls answered in the second quarter with a 49 yard run by Rogers. Blackburn added the extra point for the winning score.
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Williams And Daniels Top Des Moines Card
Roy Williams of Chicago will meet Dick Daniels of Minneapolis in a 10 round main event at the Coliseum Des Moines Monday night. Ray Calvert of Waterloo faces Louis Mays of Des Moines in a 6 round semi windup.
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Ralph Graham Leads Point Scoring in College Football
Ralph Graham of Kansas Aggies has surged to the top in national scoring with 72 points in four games. He leads Louis Bush of Massachusetts State by six, while Casey Kimbrell of Auburn drops to third with 58 points as leaders emerge across nine major groups.
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Chicago Boxing Team To Meet Cincinnati Monday Night
A five bout boxing card at White City Monday night pits a Chicago professional team against a Cincinnati squad. Each bout is scheduled for six rounds.
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