SPY DICK CONN AND SCHEDULED EAST WEST GRIDIRON MATCH
A garbled sports page notes a mix of teams and players including Illinois Northwestern Michigan Purdue Yale Cornell Pittsburgh schedule hints and football captains. It mentions Bar Viviane Cornell Bob Smith Colgate John Oebler Purdue North Wester and many others with a general sense of upcoming games and a Cincinnati St Louis trade discussion, plus March baseball chatter and a long list of 1932 sports events.
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Berk
Nikk Hanley
Andy Kor
John Wilbur
Yolo
Ruth Sets New Yankee Home Run, Walks Record in 1931 Season
Jimmie Foye tops Babe Ruth in home runs and walks as the Yankees post a team mark of 766 runs in 165 games. Ruth tallies 130 walks and 137 RBIs, with Foxx close behind in several categories. Gehrig and Simmons also post strong totals as Cleveland and Boston follow in the league.
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PAU
Winketagn
Chicago
Jimmie Foye
Babe Ruth
Homera Andrena
Astaeacon
Brinhina
Foxx
Ruth Way
New York Yankees
Yankees
Ruth
Law Gehrig
New York
al Simmons
Philadelphia
Gehrig
Simmons
Miskey Cochrane
Max Bighap
Kurt Averill
Cleve Tard
Ossta Bluege
Washington
Brice Campbell
Bl. Louis
White Sox
Campbell
Averill
Joe Sewell
Cleveland
Atrikeouta
Sam Rice
Bennie Tate
Boston
Billy Sullivan
Chicnzo
Carey Seiph
Yankee
Jed
Del Bissonette Poised to Return for Dodgers in 1934
New York, Des. Del Bissonette eyes a comeback with the Brooklyn Dodgers after surgery and a long layoff. He expects to be in top form by spring training and anticipates competing for most of the Dodgers first choice spots in 1934. Brooklyn has pursued a contract with Judge while indicating Bissonette may not be ready to play immediately.
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New York
Des
del Bissonette
Brooklyn Dodgers
Washington
Bissonette
Leora
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Judge
Bissonotte
Unclear wrestling results mix with scattered names and places
Fragmentary report lists wrestlers and towns including New York Los Angeles Poland Newark Camden New Jersey Lancaster Sweden and Latvia style phrasing. It mentions throws by Ed Lewis Bam Stein and Ray Carpenter with scores or times and a Camden reference. Details are garbled and partially unreadable.
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New York
Strangler
Lewis
Los Angeles
Leon Pinetzki
Poland
Bam Stein
Newark
Camden
N. J
Ray Carpenter
Lancaster
John 5
Sweden
Scores and sports notes from a fragment filled page
Basketball scores include DePawn 28 over Wilmington 19 and Wittenberg 27 over Detroit 24. Other items mention the late 18th century origin of the modern circle by Philip Astley, Bell Telephone Laboratories as a top private research site, the Minmi Open at Coral Gables, U S team matches with Frame, Billy Petrotte stopping Battling Battalino in the twelfth, Johnny Golder winning a Pinehurst playoff over Craig Wood, and Dr Clarence Spears signing to coach Glenn Thistlethwaite at Wisconsin.
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DePawn
Wilmington
Wittenberg
Detroit
Philip Astley
Bell Telephone Laboratories
New York City
Lange
Coral Gables
Fla
U. S
Frame
Billy Petrotte
Battling Battalino
New York
Johnny Golder
Craig Wood
Pinehurst
N. C
Clarence Spears
Glenn Thistlethwaite
University of Wiscon
Most Walked Man in American League Linked to Reds Cards
The piece analyzes years of trades between the Cincinnati Reds and St. Louis Cardinals, arguing the deals hint at a broader farm system influence and possible Valuation ties. It names players like Bottomley, Douthit, Roettger, Safey, Frey, and Wysong, and mentions key cards such as Dean, Carleton, Haines, and Derringer amid a wave of transactions and farm moves.
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Si Tucick
Dayton Daily News
Redlegs
ST. Louis “Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
St Burick
Daston Daily News
Boriik
Cincinnati Reda
Reds
Jash Yeny
Rede
St. Louis
Cincinnali
St. Louia
Tevior Douthit
Watly Roettger
Chick Safey
Amy Righ
Benny Frey
Bottomlay
New York
Wally
Cardinals
Douthit
Hoettger
Thiladelsihia Athletica
Tinave
Walberg
Hendrick
Frey
Cincinnati
iChick Atay
Uto
Red
Lada
Heda
Harlan Wysodg
Jimmy Shevlin
Mickey Heath
Shevlin
Wysong
Columbus
St. Louie
Joff
Carroll
Grabtree
Sy Johnson
Jim Lindsay
Paul Derringer
Bill Hallahan
Stout
Winford
Bill Walker
Jim Mooney
Ulta
Trade talk and Babe Ruth questions loom for 1939 season
Donie Bush writes from Cincinnati on a blockbuster trade involving Jim Bottomley for Owen Carroll and Ketell Crabtree and adds fresh views on Babe Ruth. He lists potential additions Clarence Blair Harry Heilman and Bunter as major moves while pondering Ruths aging legs and possible paths after baseball.
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Donie Bush
Mawaner Clachauati Reew
Cincinnati
Bes
Jim Bottomley
Owen Carvel
Ketell Crabtree
Lieldar
Bob Smith
Clarence Blair
Cubs
Jong
Harry Heilman Wes
Bunter
Wilkes-Barre
Babe Ruth
Dade
Baltimore
As & South
Cuecera
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Highlanders
George Ierman
Fight Results From Various Cities Notable Boxing Card
A scrambled list of boxing results from cities including Minneapolis Pittsburgh New Castle San Francisco Philadelphia and Erie. Notable bouts feature Tony Benito Raladd Leanger Jack Wilson Young Corbett and Joe Ghink with decisions and stoppages across multiple weight classes.
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Pittsburgh
Teddy Yarns
Monaca
Jack King
Tibrcook
Ark
New Castle
Rosz Fields
Cleveland
Jack Wilson
San Francisco
Young Corbett
Fresno
Calif
Joe Ghink
Brooklyn
Charleston
Eric Lawson
Wilbur Stokes
Inkreland
Fla
Dave Barry
St. Vons
Mackie Simpson
Jacksonville
Flay
Philadelphia
Jimmy Sihith
Lou Broiari
Worcester
Maas
al. Rossi
Newark
N. d
Sylvan Bass
Baltimore
Ralph Lanny
Jersey City
Ant
Buster Brown
Erie
Maxie Strib
Frankie Bojarski
Harry Bayle
Meadville
Hank Waevis
Today in history highlights from early 1400s to Soviet era
The record notes 1403 the United States taking possession of a low coast area, a steamship wreck off Ireland with 12 deaths, 1902 Roosevelt asked to arbitrate between Venezuela and European powers, and 1922 Moscow convention where 14 Russian republics formed the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
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United States
Taok Posacssion
Starry Banner
Ireland
Roosevelt
Venrzurla
Mossow
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Ramblers End Purple Streak in Close NCAA Tilt
Notre Dame extended its basketball win streak to two as Northwesters and the Wildcats clashed in a tense game. A late field goal by Ede Kreuge and a free throw secured a 28 to 25 victory for the Trish with two minutes remaining. Indiana heads to Milwaukee to face Marquette in a Big Ten program reshaped by history.
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Notre Dame
Wildcats
Ede Kreuge
Trish
Indiana
Malwaukes
Marquette
Ute Hoosiers
Buckeye-Chatter Basketball Inference At Standstill
Buckeye chatter notes a near standstill in Buckeye athletics as member colleges disband for a holiday break. Wittenberg will be the lone activity, with Lutherans opening against Detroit City College and Tipton the following night in non conference games. Ohio Wesleyan and Ohio University plan brief trips after New Year while Cincinnati, Miami and Marshall slow into January.
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Buckeye Sezters
Wittenberg
Gilson Wright
Wizontenders
Lutherans
Detroit City College
Tipitlon College
Bluffton
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Cinceinadti
Miami
Marshall
Kids Admit Food Can For Framed Fenmont Grapplers
Kids under 14 may watch the Fenmont wrestling event featuring Bulldog Jackson and Sammy Bangler in exchange for a canned food donation. Admission proceeds support the Christmas in Every Home movement. Officials sanction the drive at the entrance. extra boats will complete the program.
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Fenmont
Bulldog Jackson
Sammy Bangler
Hurdes
Willa
Don Peden as Chicago mentor eyed for Stagg successor
Chicago rumors tie Don Peden, Ohio State and DePauw coaching figure, to the University of Chicago job after Amos Alonzo Stagg. Chicago officials silent as pundits, with Wittenberg and Ohio teams noted in weekly college football and basketball action across the Midwest.
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Don Peden
Chicago
Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
Lion Teden
University of Illinois
Ohio University
Thomas N. Meicalt
Maroon
Ohia University
Peden
Bis Mission Ia & Mynter
Senator's Pilot Studies at Feet Of Connie Mack
Philadelphia December 20. Joe Cronin may or may not be Washington Senators new skipper but he seeks managerial knowledge from Connie Mack. The veteran manager of the Philadelphia Athletics recalls Cronin visiting hotels and lobbies to ask questions. Cronin is 36. Mack will be 70 next Friday, having managed the A's since 1901.
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Hans Wagner
Larry Lajoie
Ty Cobb
Fang
Yankees
Babe Jourda
Philadelphia
Joe Cronin
Washington Senators
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Tirforn Cronin
Washington
Hite
Tyetman
Kat
Joe Gronin
Mack
Cronin
Babe Didrikson Tops 1932 Female Athlete Poll
New York December report notes Babe Didrikson as the outstanding American female athlete of 1932 with 81 votes in the Associated Press poll. Helene Madison, Helen Wills Moody, Virginia Van Wie, and Stella Walsh appear among the top ten, reflecting a diverse field across swimming golf tennis and track.
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New York
Babe Widrikson
Plate
Didrikson Talay
Vexas Piel Wewely
Telerie Madison
Queen
Helen Wills’ Moody
Virginia van Wie
Chiscago
Rictner Holm
Wu Mainte
Hoxe
Didrikson
Helene Madison
Helen Wille Moody
Virginia van. Wie
Helen Maconi
Stella Walsh
Helen Bicks
Katherine Bevis Awinm
Gléann Collett Yate
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Wala Truth
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Pretzel Battery
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