Cubs Sell Off Nearly Entire Roster in Major Trade Plan
Gabby Hartnett the Cubs catcher manager announced a winter trade spree with all but four players on the block, aiming to boost power after a World Series failure to beat the Yankees. Only Dizzy Dean Bill Lee Clay Bryant and Stan Hack are safe, with targets rumored including Joe Medwick Hank Lieber and Joe Marty among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Gabby Harnett
Cubs
New York Yankees
New York
Dizzy Degn
Bill Lee
Clay Bryant
Stan Hack
Dean
Lee
Bryant
Hack
Cat
Joe Medwick
St Louis Cardinale
Hank Lieber
New York Giants
Phil K. Wrigley
Wrigley
Antony the Grat
Hartnett
Tex Carleton
Larry French
Frank Devaree
Carl Reynolds
Reynolds
Billy Herman
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bill Turges
Rip Collins
Ken O'Dea
Joe Marty
Phil Cavarretta
Augie Gala
Chariin| Root
Yankees Win Again in Four Game World Series Sweep
New York dominates Chicago as the Yankees claim their fourth straight world title in a four game series. The Cubs fought bravely but the Yankee lineup proved overpowering. Payouts across the league show the Yankees earning the larger share of the gate with $192,310.76 distributed to players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
New York
Chicago
Cubs
Mini&t
Pittsburgh Pirates
Yankee
Boston Red Sox
Pittsburga Pirates
Joy and Luther Win Opening Round in Pro Meet
Tony Joy and Ted Luther, former Corry golf pros, won their opening matches at the Tri-State Professional Golfers Association championship on the Oakmont layout in Pittsburgh. Joy beat Rader Jewett 3 and 2, Luther defeated Dave McKay 2 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy
Luther
Tony Joy
Ted Luther
Corry
Oakmont
Pittsburgh
Rader Jewett
Buller
Dave McKay
Pittsburgh Field Club
Monty Onoretti
Schenley
Red Francis
Tyrone
Lither
Ray Mangrum
Emil Loeffler
Oakmant
Chandler Ferrell to Undergo Elbow Operations
Spud Chandler and Wesley Ferrell, New York Yankees pitchers, entered St Elizabeth hospital for elbow operations. Chandler posted 44 wins with four defeats but was inactive late, missing the World Series win over Chicago. Ferrell, acquired as a free agent from Washington, won only one game for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spud Chandler
Wesley Ferrell
New York Yankee
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Chandler
Yanks
Chicago
Ferrell
Washington
Tribe to Make Deal in Record Baseball Trade
Cleveland officials refuse comment on a reported massive swap with the St Louis Browns. The Indians allegedly would send Dennis Gathouse Hudlin Earl Averill Sam Hale and an unidentified infielder plus 100000 for Buck Newsom Harland Cutte Kress Lon Heffner and Roy Bell with both sides aiming to reshuffle key positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRIBE
Cleveland News
Indians
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Dennis Gatehouse
Willis Hudlin
Earl Averill
Sammy Hale
Buck ‘Newsom
Harland Cuttee Kress
Lon Heffner
Roy Bell
Cubs Players Lee Bryant End Season Shall Not Be Traded
In a season marked by strong team depth, Lee and Bryant led the Cubs to 41 wins while Dean argued the club cannot afford to trade him as an investment. Only two players finished the year below .00 batting with Hack and Reynolds each contributing 20. Hartnett sought more power in his reasoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Bryant
Cubs
Dean
Hack
Reynolds
Hartnett
Beavers Renew War, Kane Squad Arrives for Saturday Game
Corry's Beavers host Kane at Love land Field on Saturday in a renewed rivalry. Kane carries weight with a 7 6 win over Ridgway and a 38 6 over Sheffield, led by 208 pound T Johnson and other heavy starters. Coach Rosa Byler rested the varsity after Saturday’s Titusville win, planning a stiff prep for McKean county opponents and a long series of contests between similarly sized schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Byler
Corry High School
Beavers
Titusville
Rockets
Tiluguills
Beevers
Kane
Union City
Ol City
Franklin
Byler
RRS Sre
Corry
Loveland Field
Ridgway
Sheffield
Johnsonburg
Warren
T. Johnson
Valentour
Fahey
R. G
Smith
R. J
Hillman
Jones
Rosa Byler
Titusvillé
McKean
Red Skins Lead in Scoring and Offense in Pro League
Washington Red Skins lead the National Professional Football League in scoring and offense after four weeks with 86 points, 42 of 78 passes completed, and 304 yards per game. The Chicago Cardinals second in pass efficiency, Green Bay third, as Pirates face more trouble after selling Frank Filchook to the Skins. Eagles rout Clippers 127–0 as attendance climbs 10 percent despite poor weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
NEW York
Washington Red Skins
Washington
Chicago Cardinals
Green Bay
Packers
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Frank Filchook
Indiana
Sammy Baugh
Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia Eagles
National Professional Football League
Wilmington Clippers
Bill Hewitt Star of Philly in Christmas Benefit
Oct 11 report notes Bill Hewitt, famed end from Michigan and Chicago Bears, will start for the Philadelphia Eagles in a No-House Professional League charity game against the Chicago Cardinals at Erie Stadium on Oct 28 to aid the Dispatch-Herald Christmas Good Cheer Fund. Hewitt, Eagles captain, is known for colorful play and clean conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
Bill Hewitt
Hewitt
Philadelphia Eagle Hewitts
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Chicago Bears
Philadelphia Eagles
Kaspers Take All 3 Games In Bowing League Meet
Kaspers bowling team of the Antier League swept Donaldson Brothers in a three game series at Bils alleys last evening. High game for the night went to Franc Spreaman with 178 while L Franz totaled 463 series. Donsldgon led the Donaldsons with 487 in four games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaspers
Donaldson Brothers
Bils
Franc Spreaman
Dona
Ison
Reynolds
Spies An
D. Psilson
Spiesman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gabby Hartnett
Pirates
Demaree
Oneretta
Mangrum
Dick Shoemaker
Pal Erah
Edgewood
Perry DelVecchio
Greensburg
Walter Johnstone
Slippery Rock
Sam Parks, Jr
South Hills
Joe Pallette
Clarksburg
W. Va
Vincent Eldred
Highland
Eldred
del Viccchio
Mandrum
RED Skins
Eagles
Joe F. Carr
R. Williams
Myra North
Ari Souill
Whitey
Ray Thompson
Charles
Pebtesserecee Space
National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Erchen Teeter
Philly
Erie
Member
Federal Reserve System
Company
Dial
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!