Pacific League Tentative Pay Budget For Minor Leagues
The International League agreed to a maximum payroll and salaries cap after two days of talks at the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues meeting. A monthly ceiling of 68,500 was set May through August, with 39,000 available for early season and late season extras, plus an 18 player limit including the manager, while Newark’s George Welas abstained.
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Argumen
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
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Internatonal
Deaton
Thia
George Welas
Newark Clut
American Association Revere
National Association of Professional
Opera Tomorrow
Kansas City
Toledo
Lee Keyper
Des Moines Club
Bruce
Keyeer
Des Moinea Club
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Kanear City
Toten
National Board of Apbintration
Aimager
Wiliam J. Clymer
Scranton
William J. Glymer
Atineta
Plover Sumner Collingwood
Montress Club
Wheeling Seeks Major League Backing For Season
Wheeling hopes to secure backing from a major league club to join the Middle Atlantic League next season. Stogie Park would be available for rent if the league cannot continue. Mrs Holloway, owner of the Wheeling club, submitted a letter to the circuit president seeking support.
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Eor| Klerom
Stogiay
Wales
Sane Mejor
Glorksburg
Charlies Holloway
Gilow
Rate
Brogie Clu
Elmer Daily
D and E cagers to play W VU
Plains, Dec. 6. Davis and Elkins and West Virginia Wesleyan announce resumption of basketball relations with two games each. Mountaineers face Salem in Morcantown Feb 16 and Elkins Feb 25, Clarksburg March 2. Wesleyan games Jan 46 and Feb 7 Buckdsonon. None on last year’s schedule. Jennings Randolph says US game card for 13a will be announced soon.
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Davia-Elkins
Jen-nings Randolph
Athietica Maid
Prachten
South Charleston Tops Black Knights In Chess League Clash
In the second round of the Charles ton Chess league a feature match saw South Charleston edge the Black Knights club as international division leaders shifted. South Charleston surged to first in the International League while Garatte maintained the National group lead amid a lively night of matches.
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Black Knights Club
South Charleston
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Grete Pesisee
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Beare Tate
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Mardini
Pest Morphy
Beawee
Deluck
Ostrander
Farfalty
Tota Bedtaste Booka
Jacob “Ranawbo
Lanham
International Divaioe West
Charlenton
Dally Mallye
Blac
Hast
Boush ‘Tharleaton
Garette Va. Binal Jas
Bowles Cage Quint Takes League Lead In St Albans
In St Albans on December 6 Bowles I G A five defeated Tae Cream Inds 29 to 25 to seize first place in the city bankerball league. Key plays came from Morrison and Howley as Bowles overturned a late threat from Brad By’s field goal. C and Co. defeated Company B 26 8 to 20, while Alumni slipped to cellar after losing to De Luxe. Bowles meets De Luxe next week. Alumni faces Jolneen and Company B clashes with Ravinson F 8 Tavico. Substitutions listed for each squad.
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ST. Albans
Johnson
Reigh
St. Albans City
Morrison
Boal
Bowles
Wad
Howley
Shield Houl
Erwin
C. and Co. Defraiee Company B
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J. Robinson
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Ravinson
Tavioc
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Ics Miller
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Alumai
Curnes
Soso Oe Meesturs
Sutherland
Irgo
Kardman Caldwell
Bhatter
Artaon
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MeGratten
Cunningaans
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Sigoea Mae Curnes
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Carey Among Missing Dodgers Manager Skips League Meetings
In Brooklyn New York a touch of the cold weather has forced Max Carey manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers to omit attendance at minor league meetings next week. Local reports indicate Carey is dealing with travel complications and personal commitments as the team prepares for the season.
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Brooklyn
Max Carry
Brooklyn Dodgers
Purdue Star Player Injured In Preseason Incident
Purdue basketball player sustained a severe wrist injury during a preseason activity in Lafayette Indiana. The accident occurred while carrying objects and required medical attention. the player is unable to participate this season and may miss further games.
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Hapayette
Ind
Deed
Edis
Purdue
Portsmouth Wins Three Berths On U P Pro Eleven
The United Press selects an all star pro team with players from Portsmouth Green Bay Chicago Bears New York and Stapleton. Notable picks include Clark Herber Lumpkin Moynihan and Hinkle, highlighting a backfield of top stars and strong line positions across teams in the league.
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United Press Today
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Tootball
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Culengo Beargud Cardinals
Soad Patsy Clark
Portsmouth
Dane Ralph Jones
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Herber
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Negurski
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Chicago
Babe Didrikson to Fight Ads Charge in Amateur Case
Babe Didrikson faces charges she did not authorize use of her name in a motor ads scheme. AUA and Texas officials report suspension of her amateur status after letters and statements were exchanged. Dallas insurer Homer Mitchell and Perry of the agency cited actions and potential endorsements tied to the case.
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Miss Fudrikson
Bantel J. Ferris
New York
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Ag Pratang
Homer Mitchell
Th Dellas Insurance Company
Didrikson
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Texas Vision
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They Lear
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Oak
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Gordon Perry
Manhattan Adds Fees to Program Schedule
New York news item notes Georgetown, King, and Villanova added to Wannabes college football schedule. Games set for October 28 and 31 with Manhattan facing Glarkson, Seton Hall, Og, and other opponents.
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New York
Mee
Georgetown King
Villanova
Wannabes College
Canmins
Borventure
Babe Ruth’s Unexpected Appetite At A Rural Meal
Babe Ruth joins a rural dinner in North Curralian Minte, where he reportedly eats a heavy, varied meal after a long hunt. The spread includes four eggs, five or six sausages, sweet potatoes, collards, cornbread, toast, cake, and other items, with Ruth skipping breakfast and consuming ample portions.
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Wiemont
Hasenme
Curralian
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Alurehead
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Tavin
Ruth
Suspends Ray Beebla for misconduct at Madison Square Garden
New York officials suspend heavyweight Ray Beebla for 66 days after conduct during a bout at Madison Square Garden with Ed Tawele and Tony dela, with the referee issuing warnings and the bout continuing. The suspended period follows the delayed payment of contracted purses.
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New York
Ray Bbeela
Californi
New York State Athliletic Commission
Ela Cone Duck Ui
Mateh
Tawele
Madison Square Carden
Tony Dela
Wibey Steen
Deaphe
Warn Hige
Ate
Amateur and Pro Golfers Tee Off Today in Tourney
San Francisco hosts the third annual national open match play tournament with 195 entrants. Noted pros like Dutra Smith and Diegel lead the field, amateurs led by John De Forest and Charlie Ferrera also compete. Purse is 62 600 with a gate-profit split.
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Olin Dutrw
Snoata Moxlen
P. G. A. Aismpion
Borten Smith
Oak Park
Chicago
Leo Diegel
Agua Galiente
Witty Cox
Brooklyn
Smith
Dutra
Diegel
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Akron
Abe
al Walerous
Detroit
Craig Wood
Deal
N. 5
Prank Walsh
Mortie Dutra
Long Beach
Zimmerman Brothers
Portland
Ove
Emory
Wille Hunter
Los Angeles
John de Forest
Charlie Ferrera
Uhtional Public Inks
A. G Bata
Roland Mackenzie
Captains Elected From Many Berths in College Football
New York Dec 8 A cross section of the 89 captains for the 1939 college football season shows captains from 14 schools will command from the backfield and line. Ohio State lists co captains with end, while other schools name backs ends tackles and guards reflecting a shift in leadership roles. Names include Montgomery Col umbia Boonmans Brown Lassiter Yale Zimmer Chicago Stah Pay Michigan Herbert Warner Amherst Shields Springfield Kelly Swarthmore Danowsid Pordan Wajter Ursinus Pai co St. Lawrence Pendergast Manhattan Tisdale Syracuse Walser Illinois Tennie New York Uj Reiss Holy Cross Schiele Missouri Anderson Navs Murray Navy Kingston Trinity Davie Williams Jobionsky Army Gallus Onto Stase.
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Tun- Hing
Onio State
Clit Montgomery
Columbia
John Boonmans
Brown
Bub Lassiter
Yale
Feve Zimmer
Chicago
Stah Pay
Michigan
Herbert
Warner
Amherst
Joseph Shields
Springfield
Jatwen Kelly
Swarthmore
Ed Danowsid
Pordan Wajter Trapp
Ursinus
Michael Paico
St. Lawrence
Bill Pendergast
Manhattan
Frank Tisdale
Syracuse
Hermon Walser
Illinois
Harry Tennie
New York Uj
John Dean
Harvara
Finemen
Albert Kranuketa
Dus Quesne
Sidney Gilman
Ohio State
Charles Reiss
Holy Cross
Charles Schiéle
Missouri
Wit Anderson
Hugh Murray
Navs
All Ends
Art Line
Princeton
Bill McGee
Manilton
el Fehting
Purdue
Ben Lynch
Niagara
Ray Burger
Virgina
Jim Finn
Pain Military
Choris Kingston
Trinity
Davie
Williams
Harvey Jobionsky
Army
Joe Gallus
Onto Stase
Guarde
Fordham Faces Hard Schedule for 1933 Football
New York December 8 UP Fordham reveals 1933 football schedule. The Ram will face Alabama St Marys Oregon State and Boston College with other games in New York. All contests are in New York or nearby venues. Dates include September 30 October 2 October 14 October 28 November 4 November 11 November 18.
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Des
Fordham
Ramg
Alabama
St. Mary's
Oregon State
Moody’s Return From Vacation Shuffles Family Ties
Helen Wis Moody, former U.S. tennis champion, returns from eight months in Europe aboard the Paris with husband Prodoric S. Moody, a San Francisco stock broker. She praises her spouse’s game, mentions the Swedish king, and indicates plans to continue playing indefinitely.
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Helen Wis Moody
Paris
Europe
Ney
Prodorict
S. Moody
Ban Francisco
Mra
Moody
Justuve
Sweden
Ambulances to Meet Notre Dame at Tucson Before USC Game
Ambulances will meet the Notre Dame football squad upon their westbound train in Tucson as illness affects several players. Coach Hank Anderson faces uncertainty about starting lineup for the Saturday showdown with Southern California in Los Angeles.
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Notre Dame
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Southern California
Los Angeles
Ala Regus Lara
Rey Broucheau
Hilfpack
Chicago
Joe Kurth
Steve Hanes
A Anderson
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Anderson
Army Gate
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Howard Jones
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Primo Finds New Way To Have Mooch Fun
CHICAGO neck-1 Prine thirnom fines K Levitsky here Friday might ins fount a new way to have niweeh tnd Recently somebody gave the Hinting Mon-moNness on Wee Mier fitting the patn of Me ham-l the head. Levinsky and Primo have worked today in prep for the fight as Meir second meetiig in Chicago stadium wing. The first decision went to Carrera and Levinsky has sought revenge since.
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Prine Thirnom
K Levitsky
Levinsky
Primi
Meir
Chitago Stadium
Carrera
Campbell to Try For New Record
Campbell aims to break his speed mark of 264 miles per hour at Daytona Beach. The Daytona Beach Racing Association announced Sir Malcolm Campbell will attempt a new record tomorrow, after his 1928 record. He plans to leave England in February and return to Daytona Beach.
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Daytona Beach
Pin
Malcolm Campbell
Taytana Beach Racing Association
Malcolm
Wna
Vnclentona
Jeave Englandabel
Fordham Mentor Is Not Selected
New York December 4. The selection of a successor to Major Frank Cavanaugh as head football coach at Fordham University has been deferred indefinitely. A meeting of the athletic board was set for today. Rumors linked Hirary Stuhldreber from Villanova and Hiker Joy, an assistant to Cavanaugh, with the post. An announcement is expected in January.
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New York
Frank Cavanaugh
Fordham University
Jack Coffer
Fordham
Grice Named Captain of University of Rochester Football Team
Rochester dispatch reports David Grice of Chicago was elected captain of the University of Rochester football team for 1833. The selection marks a notable leadership change as the squad prepares for the upcoming season amid preparations and expectations.
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Rochester
N.Y
David Grice
Chicago
Wea
University of Rochester
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