Major Deals Shake Baseball As Athletics Break Up
Connie Mack unveiled massive trades sending Jerty Grove, Rube Walberg, and Max Bishop to the Boston Red Sox, Mickey Cochrane to the Detroit Tigers, and George Earnshaw to the Chicago White Sox. Harold Warstler and Bob Ellie join from Boston, and Chet Berry comes from Chicago as Detroit plans Cochrane to manage next season. The net cash sway runs around 300000, with other details still unsettled as news pours in from the league meeting.
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Dez
Connie ‘Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Jerty Grove
Rube Walberg
Max Bishop
Boston Red Sox
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
George Earnshaw
Chicago White Sox
Geals
Wntil
Mie
Paila
Jimmie Fenee
Athletics
Harold Warstler
Bob Eillie
Red Sox
Chetlia Berry
White Sox
Detroit
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Boas
Berry
Cochrans
Tigers
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Grove
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Ana Kline
Berg
Bishop
Catcher Berry
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Moncey
Meek
Pennsylvania
North-South High School Charity Football Ticket Application
Football fans statewide may apply to purchase tickets in advance for the North-South Game at Laidley Field on New Year’s Day. Tickets cost one dollar each, are first come first served, and applications with payment should be sent to RK. of C Football Committee Box 168 Charleston WV. Printing is ongoing and delivery will take a week or more.
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Laidley Field
C_ Football Committee
Charleston
W. Va
George Hussey
Miami
Syracuse
New York
Tila Winwr
Duquesne
University of Miami
Sesson
Columbia
Bert Stanford
Dianeane
Moore Field
Miami Beach
Flamingo Park
Columbia Drills For Holiday Game
Columbia football shifts indoor practice to the 10th Field Artillery Armory to allow attendance at the Columbia University football dinner. A Stanford unit, plus former Columbia players, test passes against the first and second teams while skeletons work on defense. Ferrara remains a key player with possible eligibility for the New Year’s Day Rose Bowl game.
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York
Columbia
Stanford
Columbia University Club
Colweather
Field Artillery Armory
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Lien Varsity
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Hetle
California Drops Fee Ban Sparks Coast Conference Revisit
In a Palace hotel meeting, TRANCIECO reports California drops a fee ban as Washington State, a 14 year rival, joins Stanford in resuming competitive relations with Oregon State in the Coast Conference.
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Califormia Denppee
Washington State
Palace Hotel
Stanford
Oregon State
Friends Pay Final Tribute to Roper
Philadelphia reports funeral services for William Winston Bill Roper 58 former Princeton football coach builder of Big Three champions and civic activist who died after a two month battle with an infection. Church service at Grace Protestant Episcopal interment private city council members and Princeton athletic groups attended or sent condolences.
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Nde
Willim Winaton
Bill) Roper
Princeton
Cote
Roper
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Charles E. Eder
Frinceton Gridirop
Princeton Athletic Club
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Fale Athletic Association
Princeton Clegs
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City league in practice tilts for Esty Basketball League
The Esty Basketball League opens tonight on the Y courts with 8:15 pm start. A Sig gym opener pits Speaker Moore against Collegiane with Charleston Business College also entering a hard-fought matchup. Prichard Motor Company faces Zimmersman in the second game as a strong lineup from Prichard shows potential in tonight's slate.
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Sig
Moore
Collegiane
Collegiene
Charleston Business College
Business College
Prichard Motor Company
Pritchard Ft
Zimmersman
Mall
Dally Mall
Owens Bottling Company
Blossom Dairy
Kanawha Colege
Bucknell Outlook On Court Bright
Bucknell University joins the Eastern Intercollegiate basketball conference this year with high hopes for a strong showing. Star Melcolm Musser returns to boost the lineup, bringing veteran scoring ability and leadership as three key players just completed football season. Musser’s move from the physical education department follows Fon Piant’s resignation to focus on academic duties.
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Lewieborg
Bucknell University
Melcolm Musser
Emich
Hart
Musser
Physician Education Department
Fon Piant
Ty Sage
Hyy
Kroger No 1 Armagt Tramps and Mileage Totals
Fragmented OCR list shows multiple names, numbers, and totals across teams and individuals in a 1940s or earlier sporting ledger. Key entities include Kroger No 1, Armagt Tramps, Mowry, Brown, Johnson, Duncan, Eversnte, and various place-based scoring lines, with totals and itemized scores across many players. The excerpt preserves a dense scoreboard style without clear narrative.
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Kroger
Melson
Ric
Dakin
Miewark
Timmons
Button
Wey
Bradley
Ernou
Westrace
Ferb'ry
Norton
Wo¢I Mowry
Lag Brown
Hen‘eron
Hittner
Bowyer
Bik Retinary Owens Tminois Glass Wait
Eddy
Billard
Lya
Smit
Goyan
Johnson WA
Ee Duncan
Wile
Welch
Shom'son
Barrey
Lerall
Moriarty
Eversnte
McCoy
Wicker
Martin
Wilpena
Snyder von
Winesett
Palner
Vanberper Ley
Lamy
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Eitner We
Emterneavy
George Hussey Invites Columbia to Florida Practice
A long-winded Miami radio tale recounts George Hussey inviting Columbia to acclimate in Florida for the Rose Bowl. The piece mocks Stanford and California rivals, notes Columbia rejected late, cites Mark Kelly and W. S. Parnsworth stake plans, and sketches Miami Beach Flamingo Park and Moore Field as football venues.
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Columbia
Florida
Ike
Bardon
Calumbia
Stenford
Mark Kelly
Mr. Kelly
Stanford
Kelly
Oye
W. SS
Parnsworth
Tbe
New
Yoex Sports Amstor
Iwi
George Hussey
Pudgy
Miami
California
University of Florida
State 803
Sewanee
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Aubiro
Mountain Lions Banquet Twice on West Virginia Team
Two West Virginia football champions known as the Mountain Lions will be banqueted twice this week. The first banquet is Thursday at six o'clock at the Earst ME church on Quarriee and Protpis streets with Governor Kentipnd and Mayor DeVan as chief speakers. The second will be held Saturday night at Charleston High School cafeteria, sponsored by school officials.
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West Virginia
Earst
Quarriee and
Protpis
Kentipnd
DeVan
Charleston High School
Schol
Clippings stir Columbia stars on Pacific critics
New York papers reveal California clippings criticizing Columbia football as weak while praising Stanford and questioning weather effects. Lou Litts and staff express frustration at outside opinions but vow a tough fight. Columbia officials defend team resolve amid climate doubts and gate concerns.
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New York
California
Stanford
Bakerfield
Columbia
Three Schools Share Honors in All-Southern Conference
BLUEFIELD December 12. Hinton Waldane War High schools share honors in the all southern West Virginia school conference football teams selected by the coaches of the 12 teams. Each received two berths on the mythical squad with picks including Ends Hulimen of Heckler and Adams of Northfork Tackles Waugh of Blunfield and Lipscomb of Hinton Guards Byone of Hinton and Green of War Center Hanoosk of Welch Halfbacks Wheby of Prince ton and Alexander of Wars Quarterback Meore of Mulloma Fullback Odom of Welch The team was drafted by coaches to plan basketball schedules and discuss football schedules for next year. Schools in the conference are Mt. Hope Montgomery Beckley Hinton Princeton Bluefield Northfork Welch Gary Big Creek War Mullens Oak Hill Tensapa.
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Hinton
Wald Ane
War
Virgintigh
Hulimen
Heckler
Adams
Northfork
Waugh
Blunfield
Lipscomb
Byone
Sod Green
West Side League Opens Cage Chase in City Gym
West Side Church Basketball league opened at Lincoln Junior High as Jasith Boyd led a 21-18 win for Boyd, with guard Jack and four Torwagen points. Green top-scored for the losers. Calvary edged out Humphreys 28-17, Atkins eight, Settle five. Brean downed Humphreys in a tense battle.
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Lincoln Junior High School
Jasith Boyd
Schwamp
Central
Boyd
Bream
Jack Guard
Gople Aid
Green
Achwathh
Calvary
Atkins
Settle
Cedray
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Hinors
BH. Rausch
L. Raush
Jarrett
Brean
Crees
Fampton
F . Green
Carpenter
Hans Gartner
Zable Cee
Chapmanville Defeats Hamlin 36 15 In Hard Fought Game
Chapmanville high School defeated Hamlin high School 36 to 15 at Chapmanville tonight. Ray forward led Chapmanville with 37 points while Gore Pack and Workman contributed. Hamlin players listed include Deg and Dix among others in a low scoring matchup.
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Chapmanville
Chap- Msuyille High
Tha! Hamlin High
Ray
Ate
Hamil
jGore
Workman
Tata
Alroists
North South charity football game to be played at Laidley Field
A West Virginia North South charity football game is set for New Year’s Day at Laidley Field in Charleston. Proceeds aid the needy and poetry funds, with Govill Hampton area officials and West Virginia football figures backing the event. Ticket prices include 842 and 25 cents, with north stands reserved for students.
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Beacom
Cabell
Laidley Field
Charleston
Theigh
West Virginia
Senate
Hodges
Bencorm
Morgentenwm
West Warpinie
Huntington
West V. Streete
Uiveloy
Notre Dame
Hodge
Laidley Stadium
Tiger Hairston Wins in Roanoke Colored Boxing Card
Tiger Hairston, 160 pounds from Charlatton, defeated Jack Cunningham, 186, in a 10 round decision on a Roanoke colored boxing program. In the semi final, Jack Wells 195 of Charleston drew with Sailor Smith 188 of Roanoke.
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Roanoke
Tiger Hairston
Charlatton
Isnt
Jack Cunningham
North Gpronss
Jack Wells
Charleston
Sailor Smith
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