Bigger player deals loom in major league meetings
United Press reports a flurry of offseason trades as eight players shifted clubs in the American League. St Louis Browns and Washington Senators swapped six players including Lloyd Brown and Sam West for Walter Stewart and Goose Goslin, with $20,000 cash changing hands. Whitehill added to Washington rotation. Goslin returns to a former club. Giants and Braves also made key moves involving Edie Marshal, John Ry, and Herb Greenling among others as teams reshaped rosters for 1931.
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Goose” Goslin
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Corry Bowlers Triumph Over Erie In Net Match
Corry bowlers posted a win over Erie in a special match, tallying 2578 pins. Key performances came from Weal revenne t eam and Aver ata Pirte Ye Lew, with notable scores from Cristatian ims ina tun and total figures near 2070 for Erie.
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Erie
Revenne
Allaw Corry i
Miller
Reynntili
Move to Ban Broadcasting Baseball Seen Defeated
Proposed ban on broadcasting baseball games faced near certain defeat at a joint National and American League owners meeting. No unanimous vote expected as a small minority demanded the right to broadcast. Leaders indicated delays or rejection of other economy measures with focus on moving play end date earlier.
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National
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Corry Bowlers Defeated at Grand Alleys Match
Corry keglers fell to Grand Alleys of North East Tuesday night with a total pin fall of 2925 to 2713. The match featured strong scores from both sides as the evening progressed.
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North East
Bears at top strength face Georgia Tech in clash
California coach Bill Ingram said the Bears will play at full strength against Georgia Tech in Memorial Stadium. Key players include East Hank Schaldach and Samarca. Georgia Tech plans to start Phillips at right halfback as part of its scrimmage lineup.
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Bay
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Cheery
Vanaman Elected 1983 Allegheny Football Captain
East Liverpool native Vanaman was chosen captain of the 1983 Allegheny College football team at the annual banquet. He has played on the varsity for the past two seasons.
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Cathedral Preps for Indoor Clash With St Edward’s High
Cathedral Prep of Epis travels to Corry Westiny to face St Edward’s High in a Northwest district basketball showdown. The Bries, led by McGrath, Hyots, Swani, and Gotia, confront a veteran Alumni-linked squad and seek to rebound after a 60 to 36 loss to the grads.
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Allegheny Court Finds Veteran Ineligible
Meadville Der 15 on the eve of the winter basketball season the Allegheny college faculty declared Bil Ralsin Buller ineligible for the first semester. The decision bars participation in the sport until the next term.
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Pitt to play Centre College on 1933 slate
University of Pittsburgh for 1933 football schedule includes Centre College in Danville Kentucky on November 4 at Pitt Stadium. Nebraska moves to November 18, with games also set against Washington Jefferson West Virginia Navy Minnesota Notre Dame Duquesne and Carnegie Tech.
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Babe Didrikson race to prove amateur status in New York
Babe Didrikson, Olympic star and automobile ad star, sent records and proofs to New York as part of a campaign to regain amateur standing. Homer Mitchell, president of the Insurance company employing her, received telegrams from dealer BH Gordon Perry. Perry said the proofs and space for Didrikson’s signature existed but she had not signed and gave no other release. Mitchell called Ferris’s suggestion of possible legal action absurd.
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Red Sox White Sox Complete 2 for 4 Trade in New York
Boston Red Sox and Chicago White Sox finalize a two for four deal in New York. Red Sox send Hal Rhyne and Eddie Dig hum to the White Sox for Robert Leeds Robert Fothergil Urban Hodapp and Gregory Mulcavy. A Rose Bowl practice game against USC is canceled due to the trade.
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Robert Fothergil
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Star shortstop recovering after leg surgery plans
Charley Gelbert star shortstop of the St Louis Cardinals will undergo a plastic surgery operation on his leg within eight to ten days. He has been in Hahnemann hospital after being accidentally shot during fainting in Chambersburg. He hopes to return after New Year and play next season.
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Paseyersi
Steubenville Schedule Promises Tough Rival Run
Erie East notes Steubenville High School football will face a tough slate this year with eight home games and several strong foes. The Stubs open at Youngstown on September 23, then host Columbus Centact September 29, Mooseheart, Til, Dayton Stivers at Dayton October 14, Akron North October 21, Toledo Libby October 28, Canton McKinley November 4, at Union Oaks November 11, and Will East High November 18, with new opponents Monsehvavl and Akron ire joining the lineup.
Pay price mistranscribed in clipping
Fragmentary OCR text mentions pay details with figures like 2.60 and references to a price or rate. No clear names, places, dates, or events are readable to identify.
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