Pirates and Dodgers swap players in six man trade
The Pittsburgh Pirates and Brooklyn Dodgers completed a six player trade. Hal Greng Vic Lombardo and Dixie Walker go to Pittsburgh while Preacher Roe Billy Cox and Gene Mauch move to Brooklyn. Lombardi is a left hander who won two games last season. Weighting the deal, pitching depth is the priority for the Pirates as they rebuild under the new regime in Smoky City.
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Chicago
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Reese
Jorgensen
Gene ‘Mauch
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Notre Dame Leads Final AP Grid Poll as No 1 Again
Notre Dame’s undefeated Irish repeat as No 1 in the final Associated Press college football poll, with Michigan and Southern California close behind. Penn State and Texas follow, as Alabama, North Carolina, Georgia Tech, and others fill the top ten amid final season rankings.
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American Football Coaches Association
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California
Frank Leahy
Lou Little
Columbia
Stuart Holcomb
Purdue
Bol Higgins
John Vaught
Mississippi
Bobby Dodd
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Jeff Dravath
Harry ‘Stubldteher
Wisconsin
G. W. Caldwell
Princeton
Harold Drew
Blair Cherry
Earl Blair
Army
Arthur Guepe
Virginia
T. D. Hamilton
Navy
George Sauer
Kansas
Irish Quintet At Sparta Tonight In slate of early season games
Irish five from St Edward's travel to Spartansburg for third game of the campaign. Coach Joe Sarnicki plans to start Hyots Rand Raynor Jansen with Slagle Migliaccio and Hannan as reserves. They hope to improve after a 48 16 loss to Titusville St Joseph's and a prior win over the Alumni.
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Spartansburg
Titusville St. Joseph’s
Joe Sarnicki
Hyots
Rand
Raynor
Jansen
Button
Slagle
Migliaccio
Hannan
Washington Lunch Plate and Steaks at Center Street
Cooeeey Washington offers daily lunches with steaks and chops as a specialty. The dining room serves wines, beer, and liquors at 136 North Center Street, highlighting a casual yet hearty menu.
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Washington
North Center Street
Frank
East Main St
Corry
Bowling League Scores and Standings From Glymer Recreation
Rogers Wilcox deadlocked in sweep victories for Conservation against GLF and Jim's Keystone. In Glymer Bowling League action at Recreation Alleys last night Neckers split with Clymer Bank, the Legion won three from Art's Barbers, and the Drug Store defeated Ed's Esso in two games and total pinfall. High scorers included Clymer Bay with 912 1903 1043, GLP’s Hinsdale 147 169 20, Henry Habink 190 198 161, Conservation 934 990 1055, Jim's Keystone 875 915 951, Roy Grayinkc 102 180 187, Cliff Young 153 189 121, Neckers 905 874 876, and Bankers 174 13% 172. The Wilcox Gravers moved up with Rogers Steel, taking three from Bowl-Aire as other matches saw Paul’s top Vets and Superior Clean blanked Corry Water. Rogers Grocers set a season-high 2787 in a 989 871 927 run. Paul Hurlbut and Phil Sample led the winners with 245 191 179 and 197 169 236. The Rogers Steel team posted 860 769 865 while Bowl-Aire had 824 757. Ed's Esse tallied 887 909 /gid. The standings show Rogers Wilcox Grocers at 9 8, Paul’s 7, Superior 7, Bowl-Aire 6, Turner's 5, Corry Vets 3, Sony Water 2.
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Barbers
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Neckers Company
Jolt
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Vets
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Wott
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Wilcox Grocers
Turner
Corry Vets
Sony Water
Paul Hurlbut
Phil Sample
Sample
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Bob Bracken
Ronald Greeley
Paul
Sonny Staples
Jim Ghilson
VFW
Blh
Corry Water
Kip Anderson
Cleaners
Jack Castor
The
Water Company
Rockets Down Wattsburg Five In County Independent League
Corry Rockets beat Wattsburg 51 to 39 in the County Independent Basketball League opener. Danny Dyckes scored 18 and Joe Frisina 12 for Corry, with Art Johnson leading Wattsburg with 10. Corry led 25-17 at halftime and stretched the lead in the final period to clinch the win.
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Rockets
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Corry
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Art Johnson
Combs
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Harnorcreek
Corry Rockets
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Jackson
Lytle
Cragg
Downs
Faery
Frisina
DO Kander
SY ‘Wattsburg
Johnson
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Peterson
Robinson
Gifford
Ramsdale
Munsoti
Boxing results reported from multiple cities last night
Reports from Sights Last Night in New Haven Providence Pittsburgh and Brooklyn show several boxers earning decisions. Tony Jani outpointed Indian Gomez in Hartford while Tony Paleo outpointed Billy Gordon in Providence. Charley Pusazi defeated Sami Adragna in Pittsburgh and Gene Gosney beat Henry Berntven in Brooklyn.
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Conn
Tony Jani
Youngstown
Antes “Indian
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Providence
Tony Paleo
Ind
Hartford
Gann
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Flash Gordon
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Pittsburgh
Charley Pusazi
Newark
Samimy Adragna
Brooklyn
Gene Gosney
Hany Berntven
Crisler Voted Coach of the Year in New York poll
Herbert Orin Crisler of Michigan named coach of the year in the New York Milanovichmen Hope To wora-Teegram annual poll of college football coaches. The list includes Fritz Crisler at Michigan with 68 votes, and other notable coaches from across the nation. The report notes Michigan's Western Conference title and Rose Bowl berth as part of Crisler's accomplishments.
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Abilene
Texas
McMunry College
Detroit
New York Yankees
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Cleveland Tricians
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Wolverines
New York Milanovichmen
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All World-Telegram
Scripps-Howard
Fights Last Night in New York
Paddy Demarco stopped Jory Carbido of Youngstown Ohio in seven rounds last night in New York. Carbido was the challenger at 127 pounds and the bout ended with Demarco securing the win.
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New York
Paddy Demarco
Jory Carbido
Youngstown
Phillies Disappointed In Not Getting Cox
Philadelphia Dec 9 Printer Bob Carpenter of the Phillies says he offered Pittsburgh 150000 dollars in cash plus players for Billy Cox. Cox was traded to Brooklyn via a six player Dodgers-Phillies shuffle. Carpenter said Pittsburgh turned the bid down and the offered players were better than those Brooklyn received.
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Bob Carpenter
Philadelphia Phillies
Pitthburgh
Billy Cox
Fraoklyn
Dodgers-Phalys
Carpenter
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Cox
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