Majors Debate Drastic Proposals On Eve Of Annual Meet
In December 1932 the major baseball leagues opened talks at Harridge’s headquarters on economy for 1933. Steering committees debated lower payrolls and stricter player limits, signaling a three day meeting to shape labor and admission policy for the season.
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Charleston Gazette
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Lindstrom
Phils
Giants
Alan Gould
W York
In & Weasion
William Harridge
American League
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Barrage
John A. Heydler
The
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Warkees
Senators
Qaaauah
Wrace
Sn Kitteler
St. Louis
Jnrowns
Monted
Rick Ferrey
Mick
Board to Discuss Vacation Practice at Weber Charleston High
The board of education, per athletics director BS Bagpee Ani, will decide tonight on vacation practice. Preparations and possible one or two practice games with Loyal teams are under review. The board may approve limited use of facilities if it aligns with school policies and season timing.
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Callatmas
Board of Education
An Quade
Eee
BS Bagpee Ani
Addi
Tom
Fight Results From Port and New York Boxing Cards
Boxing results from Borton and Sagland title bout details at weigh stations and multiple rings. Notable stops include Bollant’s loss in the sixth, heavyweight action at Leuth and Dom’s fourth round win, plus Frankie Cobb and Tony Gakeate rounds at Philadelphia venues with multiple bouts reported.
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Deck Sharkey
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Lwvimeton
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Winston
Hia Moat
Pitt Puts Players Through Snowy Drill Ahead of Rose Bowl
Pittsburgh December 12 Panthers coach Sutherland returned from Baltimore to plot strategy for the January 2 Pasadena Rose Bowl game against Southern California. He led a brisk signal drill and a brief dummy scrimmage as Pitt prepared for the all-North versus all-South clash.
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Deck Sutherland
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Trojans
Southern California
Pasadena
Sutherland
New River Denied Entrance in Loop
The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association rejected a proposal to extend athletic participation from five to seven years. The five year rule limits play to one freshman and three varsity years within five years of enrollment. The body reelected J. W. Provine as president and Robert T. Hinton as secretary treasurer. Three new schools joined the association. Union College Barbourville Howard College and Tennessee Polytechnic Institute. New River State College was denied admission for being outside the association territory.
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Tennesse
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Salt De’bed
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Barbourville
Kay Howard College
Birmingham
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Cookeville
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McManus To Remain Red Sox Manager In 1998
Boston November 12 President Rod Quinn of the Boston American League club announced he plans to keep Marty McManus as Red Sox manager for 1998 and has no intention of replacing him. He added no decision or announcement was needed at this time.
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Rod Quinn
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American League Baseball Hit Today
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Montgomery Five To Battle Ansted On Home Court
Montgomery high faces Ansted Highlanders in a home basketball game as new rules change play. The Blue and Gray, eager for the crowd and to view fast break action, will also host Lookout in upcoming games before the holidays. The 7:45 tipoff will feature ref Chombanding.
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Ansted Highlanders
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Alreay
Lookout
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Senior Cage League Opens at Y
The Sen toy Boys league began Preliminary series of a promising season. Six teams compete. The notable game saw First Presbyterian Sport Mats rally to win 20 16. The Heds defeated Slams Delta with strong defense. Greenbrier theater beat Flying Zagies 30 18 in shelr game.
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Heds
Slams Delta
Daskéte
Greenbrier
Flying Zagies
Warner brothers sign Pirates contracts for 1933 pay
Pittsburgh reports that Paul and Lloyd Warner agreed to 1933 deals restoring 1931 pay levels, with Paul aiming near 15000 dollars and Lloyd around 12000. The signings follow a league wide policy of pay reductions last year. In Amarillo a legal incident notes attorney John Fullingham recovering decoy ducks retrieved from a lake eight days after they escaped.
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Warner Brothers
Paul
Lisyd
Khown
Lloyd
Replevina
Amarillo
Tex
John Fullingum
Pesek Beats Russell in Two Falls in Armory Show
John Pesek, the gentleman wrestler from Columbia, Mo, defeated Cowboy Jack Russell of Oklahoma City in two straight falls at the Armory. The bout drew about 1,600 fans as Pesek dominated the match with a body slam and a pin after sustained exchanges in the first and second falls.
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Frank A. Knight
the Gazette
John Pesek
Columbia
Jack Russell
Oklahoma City
Armory
Myr
Fenex
Ruegell
Wood Wins National Match Play Golf Title Over Espinosa
Craig Wood of Deal New Jersey defeated Al Espinosa of Akron Ohio two and one at the Olympic Club San Francisco to win the national match play open golf championship. Morning rounds were frozen but Wood rallied in the afternoon to clinch the title with a 15 foot putt final. The 83 40 purse paid Wood 518 89 with Espinosa earning the remainder.
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San Francisco
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Deal
N. J
al Espinosa
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Wood
Tifte
Ux del ‘Monte
Espinosa
Wood Wen
Proston
Wood Regales
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Pur Golf
Senators Start Long West Coast Cage Trip
Athens Ohio December 12. Senators prepare a long road swing to the west coast with games against Kansas State, Davis and Elkins, and Ohio University. The squad travels by auto and will meet Valparaiso University tomorrow night. From Indiana they moved to Chicago where Loyola University awaits before continuing by rail to finish the trip.
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Stansbury Sets Marquette Date
Morgantown officials say West Virginia Mountaineers will host Marquette at the Morgantown Bidicod on November 4, announced by H A Stansbury director of athletics at the eighteenth annual dinner. Coach Neale will name a grid captain later. Eddie Cubbon was chosen to coach the freshman basketball squad. The Mountaineers schedule also includes Washington and Jefferson, Duquesne, Pitt and others with Georgetown negotiations ongoing.
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Greasy) Neale
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St Albans Loop Set for Evening City League Trio
St Albans City League hosts a six team night with three evenly matched games. Bowles aims to preserve its clean record facing Deluxe cagers in the opener at 1:30. Alumni, GC and G battle, followed by Company B meeting Johnson in the nightcap.
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Johnson
May Legalize Horse Racing in New Jersey Legislature
Atlantic City reports that a bill to legalize horse racing and allow immediate track establishment across New Jersey will be introduced at the Trenton assembly session on January 10. Assemblyman Anthony J. Siradws Jr. of Atlantic City leads the push, proposing tracks modeled on Belmont and Saratoga.
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Trenton
Anthony J. Siradws, Jr
City Cage League Opens Tonight With Top City Teams
The City Cage League resumes with two top clashes at the big gym. Daily Mall, 1931 champions, meet 4A TB in a renewed rivalry. Reed’s Black and S Spencer Moore teams collide after Tuesday wins. In the smaller gym Charleston Business College faces Fellowship Club, then Leaders meet B Spencer Moore. Referees Bil Calvert and Murl Turley officiate at eight o clock.
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T. B
Websters
s“Reed
S. Spencer’ Moore Company
Charleston Business College
Fellowship Club
Spencer Moore Company
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Murl ¢. Turley
Voss Sold by Rangers to Detroit Wings
New York Rangers center Carl Voss is traded to the Detroit Red Wings. Voss, who joined the Rangers this season from Buffalo in the International League, is the key move announced today. Also noted, Trenton high school captain Roberts returned a kickoff for 102 yards for a season opener TD in Neb.
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Carl Voss
New York Rangers
Detroit Red Wings
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Rangers
Buffalo
Raw
Trenton
Neb
Roberts
Quakers Acquire Fulks Dugas and Cash in Three Way Trade
New York Giants secretary Edward W. Tierney announced a three way trade among the Giants Pirates and Phillies. The move includes Lindstrom leaving for the Pirates and other players exchanged to bolster the Pirates and Phillies rosters. Details were incomplete as the report ends with a turn to page 10.
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Phusadelphia Phillies
Edward W. Tierney
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Plae Lindstrom
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