Big Trades Dominate A Quiet Season Across Leagues
Veteran trades reshape rosters as clubs move stars including Hornsby Fuchs swap Rajah to Cubs and Myer from Red Sox while Carrigan reshuffles Boston. Pitchers Aldridge and Rhein exit majors, with Rhem and others sent to minors amid wide offseason changes.
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Associated Press
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Rogers Hornsby
Emil Fuchs
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
Percy Jones
Freddy Maguir
Boston Et Sox
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Buddy Myer
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Red Sox
Bap Carrigan
Sted Sox
Horace Lisenboo
Milt Gaston
Bobby Reeves
Grant Gillis
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Pirates
Glenn Wright
Brooklyn Robins
Jess Petty
Harry Rhonda
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George Uhle
Cleveland
Detroit
Jackie Tavener
Ken Holloway
Indians
Flint Rhein
Vic Aldridge
Minneapolis
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Killed Teacher Confession Follows Classroom Reprimand
An 18 year old Sherman, Michigan student has confessed to killing Flossie Carter, a 27 year old schoolteacher, following a classroom reprimand from three years ago. Police say the entry details a fatal act tied to long simmering tensions and a single violent incident.
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Sheridan
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Carter
Hall
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Amerans
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Georgia Tech and Californias Rose Bowl clash preview
Georgia Tech labeled the strongest Tornado squad in memory as they head to Pasadena for the Rose Bowl against California. The article highlights Techs star players Peter Pund Frank Speer Drennen Mizell Thomason Lumpkin Randolph and Durant and compares Californias lineup led by Irvine Phillips Steve Bancroft and Benny Lom with Rose Bowl history and Coast defenses.
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Alan J. Gould
Associated Press
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Crimson Tide
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Alabama
Pasadena
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Golden Dears
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Boxing and track brief highlights from New York card
New York kid Chocolate faces Emil Taluso in a ten round bantamweight bout in Salt Lake City. Tommy Loughran challenges Roy Peterson in a ten round light heavyweight bout in New Orleans. Prank Vitterton wins the National Senior 10 mile run at Macomb Dam Park in 10 minutes 49.45 seconds. Harry Hinkle defends Metropolitan strongman title in a seven mile walk. New York hockey and baseball scenes note growth in the sport.
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Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Emil Taluso
Salt Lake City
Chicago
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Will “Bis Roy” Peterson
New Orleans
Prank Vitterton
Millrose A. A
Titterton
MacComb Dam Park
Harry Hinkle
Big Ten Basketball Faces Tough Midseason Tests
In cage in Dec 17 action the Big Ten teams prepare for a series of early tests as several fast scoring combos from Notre Dame to Northwestern and Indiana line up. The program includes nine samas on the roster, with Notre Dame pursuing Northwestern and Indiana at South Bend.
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Notre Dame
Washington University
Iowa
Carleton College
Indiana
Purdue
Tuller College
Jans
Marquette
Moline
Minois
Minnesota
Drake
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Pittsburgh
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Big Ten Basketballeams
Middlewest
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South Bend
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Armour Wins Open Tourney in Sacramento
Tommy Armour, Washington professional and 1927 Open champion, won the Sheremento $2,500 open tourney in Sacramento with 289 to earn $750. Johnny Golden of New Jersey was runner up with 293 while Harry Cotton of London finished third at 296. Horton Smith and Eddie Loos shared fourth place.
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Cal
Tommy Armour
Washington
Johnny Golden
New Jersey
T. Harry Cotton
London
Golden
Cotton
Horton Smith
Joplin
Eddie Loos
Pasadena
Armotti
Smith
Loos
Gayer
Famed cue stars to battle for three cushion titles
Eight famed shot makers converge at Orchestra Hall Chicago for the world three cushion and pocket billiard championships with a record purse of 28000. Rivals include Ralph Grennleat Urwin Rudolph Frank Taberski and Payquate Natalie in pocket billiards and Johnny Layton Willie Hoppe Otto Reiselt Gus Copulus in the free cushion field. Winners receive 2500 cash plus yearly salary and gate shares. runners-up and others receive reduced sums.
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Orchestra Hall
Ralph Grennleat
New York
Urwin Rudolph
Frank Taberski
Sehenectady
N.Y
Payquate Natalie
Lattimore
Rudolph
Taberski
Greenloaf
Natalie
Johnny Layton
Sedalia
Willie Hoppe
Otto Reisolt
Philadelphia
Gus Copulus
Detroit
Layton
Hoppe
Reiselt
Hoops
Copulus
Wing
Congress action and minor bills on Senate House calendars
Today in Congress the Senate weighs prison labor policy while the House handles minor bills under unanimous consent. The foreign relations committee reviews a bellicose antiwar treaty and the packers and stock committee considers amendments to an arornsed reform measure.
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Foreign Relations Committee
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