Baseball magnates prune costs with big trade talk
Bill Terry leads summer meetings as giants swap Lindstrom and Fallis for Spencer and Davis in a three way deal with the Pirates and Phillies. The scene shifts to a broad market as clubs seek talent amid economy talks and looming roster cuts.
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Harley Ross
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Wally Berger
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Huck Betts
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Dazzy Vance
Mickey Finn
Philadelphia Nationals
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Don Hurst
Pinky Whitney
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Michigan Wolves Defense Is New Grid Iron Offense
Ann Arbor report explains coach Kipke’s idea that Michigan’s defense is an attack with plays called by center. Chuck Bernard key to the defense, seven punt defense plays, and varied lines and blocks aimed at stopping punts and aiding returns as described by AP writer Merle Oliver.
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Ivy Williamson
Princeton
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Naming the Hawaiian Islands One Group of Eight
The Hawaiian Islands number eight. They are Hawaii Maui Kahoolawe Lania Molokai Oahu Kauai and Niihau. There are several other rocky islets in the group which are not recognized as islands.
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Soviet Union Opens Largest Arctic Frontier
The Soviet Union claims the widest Arctic border of any nation, highlighting its expansive northern frontier as a strategic advantage and symbol of its global reach.
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Arctic
Craig Wood Wins San Francisco Match Play Title
Craig Wood of Deal New Jersey captured top money at the 1982 San Francisco national match play open golf championship by defeating Al Pepinosa of Akron Ohio in the 6 hole final. The 31 year old former Ryder Cup player earned 8344 as the runner up share of the 82 500 purse.
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Craig Wood
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College football revenues decline in 1932 season
A cross section of financial reports shows college football gate receipts fall about 27 percent in 1932. Attendan ce drops estimate 15 percent as ticket prices across the country were reduced or tied to demand. Notre Dame’s nine game gate totals 1.415 million, down about ten percent from 1.554 million last year.
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Associated Press
Brown
Purdue
Wisconsin
Columbia
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High Point High School Wrestling Team Seeks Places
Twenty one boys seek spots on the High Point high school wrestling squad as coach Simion leads daily practices in the gym. Only three lettermen return Sappenfield Lea and Copeland. Two meets scheduled with Salisbury and Greensboro plus two more open meets. State meet planned February 18 19 with dates listed for Salisbury Greensboro and state competition.
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Y Team Set To Face Guilford Quint In Local Match
The M. C. A. Senior basketball team advances to action tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at the association court meeting Guilford College quint. It marks Guilford’s first appearance in High Point and a large crowd is expected.
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Kentucky Students Urge Coach Gamage Resignation
The University of Kentucky men's student council urged immediate resignation of football coach Harry Gamage after a 4–5 season and amid calls for an athletic department probe. President Frank L. McVey ordered a complete investigation while Gamage defended himself as supporters rallied.
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Tar Heels to Play Only Nine Grid Games Next Year
The University of North Carolina announces a nine game football schedule for next fall. Five games will be at home and four away against four Big Five, four SEC and three Southern Conference teams. Tennessee is dropped this year but returns in 1984. Weekend spacing limits in-state matchups. Nov 11 Wake Forest here and Nov 18 Duke away are listed among the dates.
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Alabama Football to Meet Six SEC Opponents in 1933 Schedule
The University of Alabama announced a 1933 football schedule featuring six Southeastern Conference teams. Games include a New York debut against Fordham on October 28 and home and away dates with Mississippi, Mississippi State, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Vanderbilt, with clashes also set against Georgia Tech in Atlanta and Virginia Polytechnic in Tuscaloosa.
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Benny Bass Stops Dominick Petrone in New York Fight
In New York, Benny Bass of Philadelphia halted Dominick Petrone in three, while Jack Rosenberg of New York outpointed Paul Delaney of Seattle over eight. Larry Gains of Toronto kayoed Michel Maurer in Manchester. Chicago area bouts list many decisions.
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Greensboro Leader Declines Piedmont League Presidency
John T. Rees of Greensboro says he would not accept the Piedmont league presidency even if Bramham resigns. The piece notes Bramham’s divided attention and ongoing rumors about a reorganization, with teams like Charlotte, Durham, Raleigh, Winston-Salem, Asheville, and Greensboro facing financial and support challenges. Dan Hill is named as a possible Bramham successor.
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Thomasville Sets Schedule for Western Class B League
North Carolina high schools in the western Class B region map 1933 schedules at a Winston-Salem meeting led by E R Rankin. Schools involved include Thomasville Leaksville Spencer Burlington Mount Airy and Reidsville with games set from October 13 to December 1 1923. The western winner meets the eastern Class B champion at Chapel Hill on December 1 with Western standings by percentage.
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North Carolina Veterans Committee Plans January Solidification Meeting
Wohl, executive secretary of the North Carolina veterans committee, announced a solidification meeting of state wide importance to ex service men would be held in Charlotte early in January.
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Wohl
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Regional sports notes mix coaching, publicity and boxing revival
A Carolina sports roundup highlights Hockney officiating in Durham and rule interpretation. Wake Forest publicity debates and Duke publicity chief Ted Mann return from the hospital. NC State and Wake Forest football draw coverage, while boxing revival discussers in Winston-Salem and Greensboro tout Legion and Elks-backed events. Pittsburgh versus Southern Cal Rose Bowl chatter ends with Sutherland’s confidence.
Tech Arrives for Bear Clash at Memorial Stadium
Georgia Tech's football team arrives in Berkeley for the intersectional game against the California Bears at Memorial Stadium on Saturday. The Southerners were delayed by storms in the Midwest and far West, leaving Ogden, Utah three hours late yesterday as they prepared under coach Navy Bill Ingram.
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Ogden
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Bill” Ingram
California Kis Bears Prepare Five-Day Pre Battle Training
California begins five days of pre battle training for Kis Bears who have not played since their big game with Stanford on November 19. The teams met twice previously with Georgia Tech winning 8 8 to 7 in the Rose Bowl of 1929 and California prevailing 19 to 6 in Atlanta last year.
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Atlanta
Publication Due for State Tax Commission Biennial Report
Notice states the biennial report of the state tax commission was expected by late December but must be reported within 20 days after the general election as required by statute. It outlines publication timing and legal deadline for the report.
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