Connie Mack and Yawkey Trade Powers in Big Baseball Swaps
The Associated Press reports a frantic major league meeting as Connie Mack and Tom Yawkey lead lavish deals, sending star players like Timmy Foxx and Tommy Marcum to Baltimore and Boston while Boston men leverage cash to acquire AL stars. Rumors say Mack will press more sales including Eric McNair and Roger Cramer, with a busy winter trade market expected to continue through January.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jomows
Grang
Tom Empkey
Foo Cees
Venerabie Carnie Sack
Yawkes
Timmy Foxx
Mighty ‘Shagger
Tommy Marcum
Iron Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Ave Boston
Hammond
Mickey Cochrane
Sox
AL Simmons
Mack
Jor McCarthy
Yankees
Tigers
Red Sox
Pinky Higgins
Yawkey
Eric McNair
Roger
Doe
Cramer
Macis
Gordon
Dusty
George Saving
Boston
McNair-Crafter
White Sox
Simons Ion Itd
Bogers Hornsby
St Louis Browns
Robert Quinn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Charles Francis Adams
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Maanager
Adams
Braves
Foard Erick
Scalper Cagers Trek North for North Dakota Tourney
The Scalper basketball squad departs for a two game northern swing beginning tonight in Jamestown, N D, aiming to avenge a prior defeat and bolster title chances in the Dakota conference. They face Northern Normal at Jamestown and Valley City Teachers later, with veterans expected to pace the lineup.
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Hurga
South Dakota
James
Jamesolin
N. D
Collexs
Ast Smacan
North Dakota
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Valley Ci
Jamestown
Huron
Northern’ Normal
Jimmies
Valley City Shootiers
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Canpe
Dama— Pionship Ascension
Eldon Parker
Arip
Mtomebite
Jot Lower
Teddy Holt
Howards
Mel
Maynarier
Fonkee
Teeio
Mtn Guard
Sequad Ianeuver
Basketball Scores Tale From Minnesota Game
Scores show Marquette 8 and Minnesota 28 in a cryptic recap. Names like Pate and Mate ZT appear, but details are unclear. The fragment hints at a Minnesota victory and a chaotic scoring line.
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Basque Woodsman Goes To Testing Block With Joe Louis
New York reports a Madison Square Garden boxing event on Friday the thirteenth featuring Joe Louis, the Brown Bomber, set to face Basque heavyweight Pauline Uzoudum for up to 15 rounds. Promoters tout big crowds with tickets priced from 315 to 2 dollars. Louis seeks another victory amid a promotional build around Carnera and Baer.
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Broadway
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Gillery
London
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Waco
Tex
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Pauline
Yton
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Chicago
Widison Square
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Primo Camera
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Scott
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Thames
James
Freid
Rerimin
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Pula
Atrese
Carnera
Letcher Leading Pony Hills Conference Standings Update
Letcher remains the league leader as the Pony Hills conference reviews early results and upcoming tests. Fedora, Alpena, and Lane show mixed scores while Wessington Springs prepares for a key showdown with Letcher.
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Eetcher
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Forestiurg
Apan Dts
Ion
Woontodket
Local Open Golf Winner Sets Course Record at Sarasota
Krueger edges field in the Sarasota open golf tournament held at the Bt gens club course. Wet conditions yesterday created challenges yet a new course record was set as Krueger posted a five stroke victory over the field amid oddibiles and references to local players and sponsors.
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Fla
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Jolt
Wis
Amcondas
Krall
Victor Ghezi
Morton
Mortotke
Aunetenrith
Willis
Hudlin
Clavelemd
Schmeling and Louis to fight next summer in New York
New York reports promoter Mike Jacobs moving to stage a Schmeling versus Louis heavyweight bout. Negotiations quickened after Schmeling would not be cleared for a Braddock clash without facing Louis first. Each fighter would share the gate, with plans for a June showdown at Weekee stadium pending Schmeling’s agreement.
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Joe Louis
Max Sehmeling
Mike Jacobs
Jimmy Braddock
Jacobs
Comtrals Louis Xing
New York State Athletic Commussion
Schmeling
Detroit
Louis
Jachbs
Ancobs
Allround
Iacinst Louis
Weekee
Mike
Junior High Five- Noses Out Cavour in Tough Opener
The Huron junior high cagers posted a 17 to victory over Cavour in a rough season opener. Sloppy ball handling and erratic play marked the game as Huron pulled away after an 8-2 halftime edge, while key players and coaches were noted for guiding the squad through the early season.
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Huron Junior High
Devour
Lyte ‘Monck
Huron
Ebert
Turox
Mack
Coughlin
Brinkman
Currie
Pier.c
Sorkimm
Potter
Maguire
Peterson
Maxvold
Hopnel
Whelin
Osman
Maxford
Haves
Brink ‘Bren
Huron -College
Minnesota Gophers Rally Against North Dakota State
In a non-conference game, the Minnesota Gophers trailed early but surged to an 80 point finish after a strong rally. North Dakota State started fast, leading 6 to 3 before Minnesota regained control and built a comfortable lead late in the game.
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Vic
North Dakets State
Bison
Goxghers
Tate
Greyhounds Fall to Globe Trotters in Tight Match
The Greyhounds lost a close contest as Globe Trotters dominated midgame. Key player Thweemas led with strong scoring while Hormwerd and Spiraea contributed important points. Tension rose through the encounter with narrow margins at the final whistle.
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Globe
Gettysburg Elects New High School Athletic Director
Gettysburg board of education elected FA Wolvington of Hot Springs South Dakota as the new athletic director for Gettysburg High School at its regular meeting on Tuesday evening. The election becomes effective immediately and is to be archived.
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Honor Students Named At Miller High School
Miller High School announced top scholastic performers for the term as freshmen Genel Idle, Maxiore Molesworth, Nathelle Budd, Charlotte Jane Wilson, and Sopho Digoniches from Coeumandoiliin led the list. The ceremony highlighted high grades and dedication amid wartime duties, with a special note on the overall student achievement and continued academic effort.
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Miller
Acholo
Genel Idle
Maxiore
Molesworth
Nathelle’ Budd
Charlotte ’.Jane “Wilson
Sopho
Huron Alleys Bowlers Sweep Opening Match
Huron Alleys defeated Myers Comer quint in the season opener in a handicap format. Scores show Les Vochnes leading with a 567 series, while Web bears U8 posted the top score for the lanes. Tonight the Huron Dairy Products and Eager Beer team clash, with Schooner Bears versus C. B. W. Railroad later scheduled.
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Huron Dairy
Bears
W. Rillroad
Eturon Alleys
Favers Voice on Paying College Athletes Draws Apology
Boston reported debates on compensating college athletes as MIT professor George Owen criticized current practices and accused Notre Dame and Ohio State of the worst offenses. He said no specific charges were made and called for open discussion and cash payment to athletes, while recalling his own past naval architecture work and broader industry concerns. He stressed the idea that colleges should pay players and move away from “silly” noncash benefits.
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Iowa ‘State
Georgia Tech
Lovimiana “State
Abe Mickal
Wilmenns
Boston
George “Owen
Massachusett Institute of Technology
Pod
Notre Dame
Owen
Ohio
Ian Nepalogy
F. O'Fara
Peemident
Jloday
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Gwen
Naval Architecture At
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Ocm
Bridge Industrial Association
Salma Maler
Shaughnessy Plan Adopted as AA Chooses New Leader
The American Association adopted the Shaughnessy player plan used by the International League and chose a successor to Thomas Jefferson Micky as president after a secret committee meeting. Hickey retired after 22 years in office. The vote also swapped the World Series format, ended the rookie rule, raised monthly salaries to 7,500, expanded playoffs, and approved postseason bonuses for top clubs.
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Dev
American Association
Abe
Thomas Jefferson
Micky
Hickey
Dayton
Shaughiessy
Xeon
Phay
Npain
Yeuiue
Methodist Football Triumphs Over Notre Dame Dedication Night
South Methodist tacks, led by Ray Morgan, pull off a dramatic victory over Notre Dame 20 to 14 at the South Bend dedication. Robby Wilson shines in the backfield as Matty Bell’s Mustangs build early leads, despite Notre Dame’s late rally.
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Sourh Bend
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Mfume
Mustangs
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Indiana
Rand
Navy
Smother
Methodists
Walang
Wilko
Jseasons
Cyolingster
Robby Wilson
Methodist
Vownda
Muailiaon
Matty) Bell
Texas -A
ML Bell
Ray Morrison
Vanderbilt
Morzison
Hig Line
Wilson
Harry ‘Shuford
Surcy Bledking
Orr
Baskield
Texans
Stanford
Rosadena
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