Cubs Seek To Fix Weak Spot After Simmons Acquisition
CHICAGO December 12 AP Rival Detroit Tigers strengthened with Al Simmons, while the Cubs seek another top pitcher and outfield help. Chicago considers trading Klam for Curt Davis and other players in a potential Phillies deal. Rumors swirl around Ed Brandt and a Dodgers swap as the two leagues discuss schedule changes and radio restrictions.
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Tex) Carleton
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Fallen Football Star Inspires Indian Squad at Rose Bowl Bid
Stanford notes a key blocker Frank Alustiza remains out after surgery but inspires the Indians as Bobby Grayson calls the game a “big one.” The 13 0 loss to California stings as Stanford eyes Rose Bowl selection for a third year. Alustiza may appear on the sidelines at Pasadena to urge a repeat performance.
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Omaha to Invade English Domains Next Year
New York dispatch reports William Woodward's Omaha will race in England next year if fully recovered from a prior ailment that caused retirement last August. The Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner shows soundness in light gallops, with trainer James Finniman’s team and veterinarians optimistic. Capt G Boyd-Fochtort will oversee English training plans as the colt braces for possible Ascot Gold Cup participation and European campaign.
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White Hope Hunt Ended by Jess Willard in Memphis
In Memphis Tennessee Jess Willard’s bid to face the brown skinned Joe Louis for the light heavyweight title ended as Herman West of Du Quoin Illinois defeated Willard’s choice in the mid-south amateur championship. West outweighed by more than 25 pounds earned a decision in four rounds. Shaw had early success but West dominated the later rounds. West plans to compete again in the Golden Gloves light heavyweight class, with other division winners listed.
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Speet Lster Tops Race Circuit With Earnings Hit
Speet Lster piled up earnings of $142,275 after leading early in his nine starts. He finished first in the Atx, second to Rosemont in the Withers mile, and third in the Wood Memorial and Brooklyn Handicap. Discovery won the Brooklyn in a world record 1:48 1-3 for 1 1/8 miles with King Saxon second.
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Paulino Uzendun Set To Battle Joe Louis At Madison Square Garden
Boxing card centers on Friday the 13th with Paulino Uzendun facing Joe Louis in Madison Square Garden. Uzendun, 69 fights over 13 years, eyes an upset against the Brown Bomber as promoter Lou Brix cites Corbett and Fitzsimmons era feats. Louis remains nonchalant about superstition as both fighters prepare for a potential classic showdown.
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Dothan High Club Inducts 19 New Members For 1938
Dothan High School’s Letter Club initiates 19 new members and prepares for a football banquet at Hotel Rawls honoring Coach Russell Taylor and team captains. The event marks the season’s close with plans for captain selection, a possible captain-for-a-game rotation, and a postbanquet dance at the country club.
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Harry Corncil
Joe Brown
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Charles Chapman
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Geneva Negro Captured in North Gets Life
Geneva December 32 Special Bishop Rowe Negro convicted of first degree murder by Geneva county jury for slaying his wife in Slocomd last Christmas Day. He eluded officers until captured in Pittsburg Pa and returned to Geneva county jail. Attorneys Ware Ward appealed verdict immediately.
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Stanford Star Coffis Questions Coach Thorp
Jimmy Coffis the sophomore left halfback disputed Coach Tiny Thorpill’s call after his fumble in Stanford’s key clash with California. Coffis argued Thorpill kept him on the bench for several plays while warming up.
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Intra-mural program draws 2500 students at uni
Dec 12 University report shows 2500 students participated in the intramural athletic program this semester under director G Kepler Mill. Next term projections crest 3000+ participants as male students are urged to join. Popular sports include touch football soccer and speed ball. Boxing exceeds fall in popularity with 99 teams competing. Fifteen sports planned next term with basketball baseball track fencing skeet shooting tennis golf and volleyball among them.
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Sports Mirror Recaps Past Golf Wins and Treasury Briefs
The item recalls past sports results including a San Bruno golf final where Yeague lifted a ban and Al Espinoza was defeated, with notes on titles and match plays from years ago. It also lists treasury figures for December including expenditures, customs, and total funded amounts.
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