Goose Goslin Returns to Nationals in Major Trade
Washington and St. Louis yankees light up the baseball convention with a six player deal. Goose Goslin and Walter Stewart go to the Senators with Fred Schule in exchange for Lloyd Brown Sam West and Carl Reynolds. Griffith backs the move as a boost to pennant hopes and the club’s prestige. Detroit pursued Stewart, offering Whitehill, with further talks over other pitchers. Meanwhile Braves Giants and Reds wired in on minor leaguers for cash and prospects, Giants adding shortstop John Ryan from Buffalo as part of a busy day of deals.
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New York
Washington
St. Louis
Trae
Goose” Goslin
Walter
Stewart
Fred Schule
Lloyd Brown
Sam West
Carl Reynolds
Senators
New York Yankees
Fox
Clark Griffith
Griffith
Goslin
Detroit
Earl Whitehill
Marberry
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Braves
Frank Hogan
Mission Club
BI Walters
Albert Wright
Ick Gyselman
Cincinnati
Clarence Blair
Los Angeles
Irving Plummer
Wilkes-Barre
Blair
Chicago
Cubs
John Ryan
Buffalo
Eddie
Marshall
Brooklyn
Ryan
Holy Cross
Vistors
Gordon Slade
Trojan Mentor Head Man to Board of Strategy
USC's board of strategy runs the Trojans with head coach Howard Harding Jones as the Head Man. The staff includes eight assistants guiding scrimmage, signals, and fundamentals while Jones oversees all teams and games, with team physician Dr. W H Fieseler holding final authority.
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Trojan
S Trateo
Howard Harding Jones
Jones
W.H. Fieseler
Trojar Board of
Ee Comeone
Howard Jones
Giants Shake-Up Continues as Leslie Rumors Persist
Observers note Brooklyn aims to land Sam Leslie at first base while speculation circles over Joe Judge and three free agents in Washington. The Giants under Bill Terry struggle to secure desired upgrades, parting with Lindstrom Walker Mooney O Farrell and Fallis for Starr Mancuso Davis Spencer Shores Ryan, amid looming 1933 payroll cuts for umpires and staff.
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Sam Leslie
Brooklyn
Leslie
Joe Judge
Washington
Giants
Bill Terry
Freddy Lindstrom
Bill Walker
Jim Mooney
Bob O'Farrell
Chick Fallis
Ray Starr
Bus Mancuso
Cardinals
George Davis
Phillies
Glenn Spencer
Pirates
Bil Shores
Portland
Ore
Ryan
Buffalo
William Harridge
Local baseball players Will Immers and Louis Rolls join league
Former International League players Will Immers and Louis Rolls are noted as new signings in a brief sports update. The report highlights their career shift and the potential impact on the team.
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Comers
Will Immers
Louis Rolls
The
International League
Postpone Cage Games Until Friday Night
Due to changes the Bearcats of Grafton High meet Grafton High Alumni on Friday with a seven o clock prelim and eight o clock major game. Faulkner's Reserves face a revamped B O quintet. Graf ton High fields its strongest team in years. New lower prices for opening game aim to gauge public response for contingency rates.
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Harry Ponnachie
Bearcats
Grafton Hi
Faulkner
St. Augustine Hi
Local Athletes Return Amid Gymnastics Publicity
Fragmentary text mentions locals, cross country, and gymnastics with references to a year’s leave of absence and publicity surrounding athletics. No clear events, dates, or named entities to specify a full summary.
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Logals
Read
Ium
Braves Buy Coast Stars in Big West Coast Trade
San Francisco reports the Mission Club of the Pacific Coast League sold infielders Dick Guseiman and Al Wright to the Boston Braves for 60 000 plus on player. Joe Bearwald announced the Missions will receive William Walters from the National League club. Gyselman is 21 and Wright 19. Gyselman batted .319 in 58 games with a .914 fielding mark. Wright hit .287 in 144 games with a .947 fielding percentage. Also purchased was catcher John Fitzpatrick from Portland. Details of the price were not disclosed.
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San Francisco
San Francsco Mission Club
Dick Guseiman
al Wright
Boston Braves
Joe Bearwald
Missions
William Walters
Aew
Gyselman
Wright
Helis
Bearward
John Fitzpatrick
Portland ‘Club
Raferty Retained as VMI Coach at Virginia Military Institute
Lexington Virginia December 16 Blandy Clarkson prelate of Virginia Military Institute announces Silt Raferty head coach of football basketball and baseball has accepted a two year contract. Clarkson notes Ed Hess former Ohio State star was to be offered a new contract. An athletic council committee has been appointed to study terms and next steps for Ratork Spnil Caldwell and Bam Heflin.
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Lexington
Blandy
B. Clarkson
Virginia
Instittute
Silt R Aferty
Ed “Hess
jOhio
Clarkson
Athletic ‘Council
Ges
Tetac Lihecabst
Ratork
Spnil Caldwell
Bam Heflin
Navy Quintet Opens Season With 57 to 46 Win
The Naval Academy basketball team defeated William and Mary 57 to 46 in Annapolis to start the season. Navy secured many points on follow-up shots as the teams traded leads in a close first half with the Tars holding a one point advantage at intermission.
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Bearcats
Ernie” Riddies
McKinney
Shane
Bolyard
Slaton
Lobis and
Paugh
Pall
Cole
Lynn Faulkner
Faulkner
Annapolis
Naval Academy
William and Mary
Admirals
Hawley and Stansbury discuss 1934 Marshall football plans
Morgantown dispatch reports Hawley and H A Stansbury talking by phone about a potential 1934 game between Marshall College and West Virginia University Mountaineers. Stansbury travels to Charleston for a State Budget Commission meeting while Hawley visits relatives in Masontown.
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Morgantown
Ey. M Hawley
Calege
Ics
Pat ‘Marshal College
H. A. Standsbury
West Virginia
Hawley
Masontown
Huntington
Stansbury
Charleston
State Budget Commission
Georgia Tech Prepares For California Battle
Georgia Tech football team, ahead of the California game in Berkeley, endures a tough scrimmage as Coach Bill Alexander notes the Bears’ size. Casey Jones is injured, while Wilcox McArthur and Phillips recover from flu. The squad will practice tomorrow and Friday mornings with examinations in the afternoons. Dean Marvin Noel accompanies the team. California, led by Coach Bill Ingram, hires a long drill as the Bears are favored.
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Berkeley
Calif
Georgia Tech
Warriors
California
Bears
Bill Alexander Seplaines
Georgia
Tech
Casey Jones
Wilcox
McArthur
Phillips
Astan
Marvin Noel
Stanford
Bill Ingrams
White Tie Bears
Ingram
Tigers Trade Get Marberry
New York reports a complex exchange sending Dee Marberry to Detroit for Bar southpaw hurler and other players. Washington strengthens with left handers while adding fielders Goose Gosslin Kid Schulte and Walter, reshaping rosters as the Senators pursue the pennant and the league’s best southpaws.
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New York
Dee
Washington Senators
Marberry
Witer
Detroit
Agency Did Not Deal With Babe Didrikson
New York reports that the advertising agency Cee A Ryan faced no direct involvement with Babe Didrikson in a contentious image. E. G. Perry of a Dallas auto mobile dealer criticized the agency and noted the ad was acceptable only in proof sheets, not affecting amateur status.
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New York
Cee A Ryan
Mildred Bab Irikson
Amateur Athletic Union
Didrikson
Es Gram
Comiskey Named Captain Of North Carolina Wolfpack
Raleigh December reports Comiskey of Ohio chosen as captain of North Carolina State College football Wolfpack for 1933 season. The junior standout Dr. Comiskey, a key back, was elected leader amid team preparations for the gridiron year.
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Raleigh
N. C
Ieee
Comhiskey
Town
Ohio
Aear
St Lege
Squid
Waa
Wolfpack
Cae
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Palo Alto
Troy
Devine
Ramblers
Aubrey DeVine
Stanley Williamson
Gaius
Shaver
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Clifton B. Herd
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Oberlin
Gordon Campbell
Dustin
Sam) Barry
Lawrence College
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Paubrey
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ATR Rifles
New Burz
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