Giants overhaul looms as trade spree heats up
New York reports reveal heavy activity as the Giants pursue a rebuild. In a five player swap Terry sacks Bill Walker Jim Mooney Ethan Allen and Bob O Karrell for Ray Starr and Gil Mancuso. Giants hint at deals with Reds Cubs and Cardinals as Perry plans drastic roster changes.
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Spy ing Sports and Football Rumors Across Cities
Dated sports gossip notes trade rumors about the Giants and Cincinnati Reds, football chatter from Miami and Cincinnati, Purdue mentions, and MarquetteGeid card projections with upcoming games against Boston College West Virginia and Washington and Jefferson.
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Seek Strength To Bolster Up Senator Squad
Washington talks of strengthening the Senators for 1933 as Clark Griffith and new manager Joe Cronin plan player swaps. Cronin, 26, will lead the American League club after succeeding Walter Johnson, with First Baseman Farley likely to be released as Too- judged veteran Joe Kuhel and longtime star Too- waiting.
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Fenmont Calls For Varsity Basketball Players
Fenmont authorities invite all eligible Fenmont Varsity and reserve team players to report for the upcoming season. The call announces tryouts and aims to assemble both varsity and reserve squads for the town program.
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Buckeye Clash Headlines Week End Gridiron Action
Wittenberg and Ohio Wesleyan renew their long rivalry on Selby field Delaware as part of a Buckeye Conference weekend with Miami meeting Denison at Granville and Ohio Navy clash looming Annapolis. Ohio Wesleyan upset Syracuse 19 12 and Wittenberg beat Denison 12 0 amid a slate of nonconference games.
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Heinbecks Thank supporters for benefit in El Paso
Carl and Joe Meinbeck brother of Babe Meinbeck in El Paso expressed gratitude for a benefit held at the Lindons diamond Sunday which raised a sizable sum for Babe. Heinbecks and other local figures including John Kirk and Elgier Berry were thanked for their assistance.
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Battalino Back in Ring Warfare at Chicago Stadium
Former featherweight champion Battalino and Chicago lightweight contender Roas meet in a ten round bout at Chicago Stadium on Oct 11. Duluth heavyweight Tetulaft faces Jack Roper of Chicago in another ten rounds, while Art Lasky of Minneapolis meets Jack O'Dowd of Detroit in an eight round bout.
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Minnesota grid star shows further improvement in health
Minneapolis October 11 Myron Uhl Minnesota football captain continued to improve after pneumonia and a fractured breastbone suffered in practice nearly three weeks ago. Doctors said his condition was improving and there was cautious optimism for his return to the team.
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Ohio State Gridders Endure Grueling Practice Drill
Ohio State football players faced a punishing session after a 7 7 tie with Indiana as Coach Willaman pushed fundamentals and scrimmage work. Captain Hinchman and Juning Forralend sat out rough drills due to injuries but are expected back soon. The coach also addresses morale, stressing mental recovery alongside physical readiness.
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Egg Team On Farmers To Trade Produce For Grid Ducats
Arcadia Ontario farmers may exchange produce for game tickets under a new plan at Arcadia High School. Principal N R Wester and coach R A Russell say cash payments will be replaced by sacks of potatoes onions beans or other edibles. Proceeds or surplus goods will be used in the cafeteria or given to needy residents.
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Buckeye Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Football Leaders
Six coaches direct the Buckeye Intercollegiate Athletic Conference teams this season. Don C. Peden coaches Ohio University Bobcats, T William Stobbs leads Wittenberg, George Rich guides Denison, Dana M. King heads Cincinnati, Frank Wilton Jr. runs Miami, and George Gauthier directs Ohio Wesleyan. This Saturday features Wittenberg at Ohio Wesleyan in Delaware and Miami at Denison in Granville.
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Ring Contests Thursday Night at Armory Gym Card
An all star boxing card moves to Thursday night at the Armory gym featuring six bouts, each six rounds, with six main fighters set to clash. Promoters note no pre fight preliminaries and many fighters have prior local engagements. Names mentioned include Marsh, Cassidy, and Shufflin Billy Baker among Cincinnati and Middletown contenders.
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Wisconsin Power Shown In Town Contest
Wisconsin's rousing victory over Iowa sparks talk of Big Ten title potential. Badgers display power against a slow Hawkeye eleven, while Purdue, Minnesota, Indiana, and Illinois prepare for upcoming clashes. injuries and lineup changes loom as the conference race tightens.
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