Wholesale baseball trades sweep majors market
New York on March 16 reports a four day cycle of wholesale player trades affecting 16 major league clubs culminating in major discussions among the New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers. Brooklyn added Ray Benge while Boston, Washington, St. Louis, Detroit, and Chicago swapped multiple players as teams chase new pitching depth and batting strength ahead of 1932 season play.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston
Frank Hogan
Giants
Cincinnati
Dazzy Vance
Brookly
Brooklyn
Sam Leslie
Dodgers
Joe Judge
Washington
Ray Benge
Phillies
Neal
Mickey") Finn
Jack Warner
Austin Moore
Warner
Moore
Jersey City
Benge
Hughey Cruz
Boston Red Sox
Ed Durham
Hal Rhyne
Red Sox
Chicagoe White Sox
Bob Fothergill
Bob Leeds
Urban Hodapp
Cleveland
Gergory Mulreavy
Oakland
Bale
Dale Alexander
Detroit
Smead Jolley
White Sox
St. Louis
Dick Coffman
Charles Fischer
Cher
Tigers
Fischer
Fred
Firpo
Marberry
Earl Whitehill
Southpaw
Senators
Walter Stewart
Browns
Stewart
Whitehill
Monte Weaver
Alvin Crowder
George Davis
Bill Shores
Portland
Ore
John
Ryan
Buffalo
N. Y
Eddie Marshall
Cash
Washington Senators
10-Game Card Arranged For Wash-Jeff In 933
Washington and Jefferson College unveiled a 10 game football schedule for next season. The slate includes Pitt Waynesburg Marquete Xavier Carnegie Tech Duquesne George Washington Temple Bucknell and West Virginia. Most games are abroad with Waynesburg and Duquesne to be played in Washington. The West Virginia game moves to Morgantown from Wheeling.
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Washington and Jefferson
Pitt
Waynesburg
Marquete
Xavier
Carneie Tech
Duquesne
George Washington
Temple
Bucknell
West Virginia
West Virenia
Morgantown
Wheeling
Bears vs Spartans Indoor Championship at Chicago Stadium
The National Football League title game between the Chicago Bears and the Portsmouth Spartans will be played indoors at Chicago Stadium on Sunday night due to extreme cold. The arena’s 80 yard field will be used with the ball moved back to gain the extra yards. about 15 200 spectators are expected.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Portsmouth Spartans
Chicago Stadium
Wrigley Field
Fuller M Larnin To Meet In Welter Bout At Garden
New York boxing clash set for Madison Square Garden with Sam Fuller and Jimmy McLarnin in a ten round welterweight fight. Fuller offers 10 pounds to the hardest hitter, McLarnin, while betting odds stand at 13 to 6 against Fuller taking the bout.
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New ‘York
Sammy Fuller
Boston
Jimmy McLarnin
Madison Square Garden
Fullore
Rosenbloom to fight 190-pounder tonight
Maxie Rosenbloom light heavy weight champion leaves his class to meet Leroy Haynes of Los Angeles in a 10 round bout. Although outweighed, Rosenbloom is the favorite. Haynes holds the state heavyweight title.
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San Francisco
Maxie Rosenbloom
Leroy Haynes
Los Angeles
New York
Haynes
Colliers All American Football Team Picks Revealed
Special to The Sentinely announces Collier's 1932 All American selections with Moss Purdue Smith So Cal Summerfelt Army Ely Nebraska Corbus Stanford Kurth Notre Dame Nisbet Washington Newman Michigan Zimmerman Tulane Hitchcock Alabama Poly Heller Pittsburgh and honorary mentions across Ends Tackles Guards Centers and Backs from top colleges and service academies.
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Summerfelt
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Kurth
Notre Dame
Nisbet
Washington
Newman
Michigan
Zimmerman
Tulane
Hitchcock
Alabama Poly
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Pitt
Palmer
California
Hokuf
Meadow
Brown
Robinson
Minnesota
Petoskey
Williamson
Gillman
Ohio State
Gaddy
San Francisco U
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Centenary
King
Arm
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Colgate
Amian
Alabama
Polly
Rayburn
Tennessee
Fairman
Princeton
Colehower
Pennsylvan
Huppke
Alarkeson
Kansas
O'Brien
Tindall
Syracuse
Gracey
Vanderbilt
Bernard
Oehler
Wilder
Columbia
Eagle Pennsylvania
Kreuger
Marqueste Tormey
Christie
Neblett
Georgia Tech
Harbord
Navy
Rodrigues
Young
Oklahoma
Espey
West Virginia University seeks field house refund
Charleston dispatch reports that WVU Athletics Director Harry Stansbury and Dr. Gerry Hoge asked the budget commission for 61000 to reimburse the university’s Athletic Association for money advanced years ago to outfit the field house. Funds were to be repaid when available after a completed project.
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Charleston
Athletic Association of West Virginia University
Harry Stansbury
University
Gerry Hoge
Lewisburg
Athletic Association
Stansbury
University and Board of Control
Hearing request to be considered by board on budget plan
At a hearing requested by Stansbury after regular budget hearings closed the board took the matter under advisement in executive session while preparing the two year budget. The source notes New Zealand’s population density is about 15 persons per square mile.
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Stansbury
New Zealand
Wolverine Guard Altenhof Leads Michigan Veterans Reserve
Wolverine stalwart Jay Altenhof, a husky guard, stands among Michigan's veterans on the basketball squad. Associated Press photo caption notes his status and role.
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Jay Altenhof
Michigan
Associated Press
West Virginia Wesleyan to Replace Carnegie Tech on 1938 Card
Athletic director A C Edgecombe of Geneva College announced Carnegie Tech was dropped from the 1938 schedule and West Virginia Wesleyan was booked for September 30 to replace the Skibos. The game will be played in Buckhannon, with a 1934 Pittshweh encounter noted.
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A. C. Edgecombe
Geneva College
Carnegie Tech
West Virginia Wesleyan
Buckhannon
Pittshweh
Metcalfe Water Boy on Detroit Court Trip
Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette University, famed Olympic dash star, serves as water boy for the basketball team. He accompanies the squad on road trips and rushes to the floor in record time to fetch water whenever needed.
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Detroit
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette University
Metcalfe
Council Defers Action In Harry Gamage Case
Lexington, Dec. 16. A student delegation demanded the resignation of Harry Gamage as Kentuckys head football coach during an executive session of the university athletic council. The council postponed action on the petition until Saturday afternoon. The meeting adjourned with Athletic Director Boiles and acting chairman Brehan present.
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Lexington
Harry Gamage
University of Kentuck
Daddy” Boiles
Enoch Brehan
Ihe
Amage
Prospective Champs for Fordham Coach Role
In New York on December 16 experts say the successor to Major Frank Cavannaugh will inherit a squad with potential national championship prospects for the next season. The scramble for the Ram coaching job underscores the high expectations surrounding Fordham football.
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New York
Fordham
Frank Cavannaugh
Ram
Stage Extravaganza Declines in New York Theatre
Frank Sambria says the era of the $50,000 stage extravaganza is ending as theatergoers grow bored of superlatives. Cambria, famed as the father of stage spectacle, predicted future shows will revert to simple, artistic entertainment. He helped transform theater in motion picture houses from $40-a-week song plugger acts into lavish productions costing up to $50,000.
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New York
Frank Sambria
Cambria
Broadway
Clerk Candidate Seeks Writ To Declare Himself Elected
Charleston reports a writ sought by Republican L D W Gerhart to declare him elected circuit clerk of Berkeley county. The case centers on signatures on ballots using a rubber stamp by C A W Ledane. Gerhart trailed Democrat William C Morton by 49 votes. if Ledane’s ballots from precinct No 3 of Min Creek district were invalidated, Gerhart would have led by 1 vote.
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Charleston
Delare
Berkeley County
D .W. Gehart
Supreme Court
Gerhart
Willian C. Morton
Min.crek
C. A. W. Ledane
Ledane
Florida Finishes Work For Battle With Uclans
Florida completes preparations for a clash with the California Uclans in Gainesville after a cross country journey from California. The team drilled on defense focusing on California's shift and end play, with moves to Ocala planned before game time.
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California
Uclea
Oregon Will Rely On Power Against L S U
Baton Rouge Louisiana December 16 It will be sped against power when Louisiana State University meets the University of Oregon in the final game of both schedules. Oregon drills near New Orleans using Tulane field while LSU practices on their home grounds. Coach Prink Callison expects to cash in on power plays with the heavier team.
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Louisiana State University Mets
University of Oregon
Oregon
Tulane
New Orleans
Louisiana Tigers
Prink Callison
Wildcats edge Davis and Elkins by one in key collision
Kansas State Wildcats rally from behind to beat Davis and Elkins College of Elkins West Virginia 35 to 34 in an Intersectional basketball clash in Manhattan. Martin and West sparked a late surge, Shelton added a free throw, as the Wildcats withstood a late Davis and Elkins push in a 10 second rule era. The guests led 10-4 early and were ahead 19-16 at halftime.
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Kansas State Wildcats
Davis and Elkins College of Elkins
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West
Shelton
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Avis
Elkins
Georgia Tech Gridders Given Lunch By Bears
Berkeley Cal December 16 Georgia Tech and California Bears prepared for their intersectional game with a luncheon scrimmage. The two hour practice featured signal drills and scrimmage as both teams, in top shape, readied after breaks since November 19.
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Georgia Tech
Berkleley
Calif
Engineers
California Bears
Eorgia
California
Bill Ingram
China’s first railroad sparks superstition and backlash
China’s inaugural 1876 railway linking Shanghai and Wusong faced intense superstition and public fear leading to the rails being torn up. The episode reflects early local resistance to modern infrastructure projects and the social tensions surrounding industrial change.
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China
Shanghai
Wusung
All-Westva Negro Eleven Is Announced
Charleston December 16 Two Dunbar High School players from Fairmont Jackson quarterback and 1st tackle receive berths on the West Virginia Negro high school all state team selected by Cecil R H Scott for seven years The 1982 pickings list ends with Evans Kelley Miller Conners and more in the lineups Scott cites Gary for the state title Dunbar undefeated and leading teams Aracoma Logan and Kelley Miller of Clarksburg Scott highlights Jacksons nine for nine passes Israel 190 pounds among top tacklers Johnson 155 pounds and Garnet Richardson among notable names
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Dunbar High School
Fairmont
Jackson
West Virginia
Cecil R. H. Scott
Scott
Evans
Kelley Miller
Clarksburg
Conners
Kimball
Israhe
Dunbar
Fairemont
Johnson
Carter
Garner
Char
Jeston
Flippen
GeCnoa
Bluefield
Cehter
Parrish
Aracama
Logan
Richardson
Garnet
Gina
Guy
Price
Genet
Haywood
Pryor
Hackney
Washington
Motley
Davidson
DuBois
Amigo
Stockes
Northfork
Morgan
Davis
Douglass
Farmer
Williams
Sumner
Gary
Aracoma
Jacl
Israel
Glenville College Unveils $16,000 1933 Building Plan
Glenville State Teachers' College announced a $16,000 building program for 1933. A $10,000 addition to Kanawha Hall will add 12 rooms and raise capacity to 89. A $6,000 concrete grandstand will be built on Rohrbaugh Athletic Field. The plan reflects continued campus expansion under President Rohrbaugh.
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Glenville
Glenville State Teachers’ College
Beg Rohrbaugh
Kanawha Hall
Rohrbaugh
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