Conclave Over But Big Leaguers Still Trading
The close of the major league meetings sparks a wave of deals as magnates and managers haggle. Billy Terry presses trades with Brooklyn and Boston over Dazzy Vance and Sam Lassie while Joe Cronin and Clark Griffith finalize a swap bringing Jack Russell and Bruce Connateer from Cleveland. Forty four players have shifted clubs since last season, signaling a busy market in a record trading period.
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Edward J. Neil
New York
Billy Terry
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Hanty Hogan
Ubs
Emil Fuchs
Bill McKenzie
Braves
Hogan
Joe Cronin
Bill Terry
Cleveland
Roy Spencer
Luke Sewell
Cronin
Old Fox
Clark Griffith
Jack Ruasel
Bruce Connateer
Harley Ross
Chattanooga
Yankees
Major Leagues Back Chain Store Baseball Reform
Baseball magnates at their annual sessions approve a plan to treat farm system contracts as independent transactions. The ruling limits the commissioner’s control over same-chain dealings and allows expansion of the system with reduced direct interference. The only restraint remaining targets ownership across clubs in one league.
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New York
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Landis
Clube
Florida Plays Actans as Tech Tackles Bears
Georgia Tech heads west to meet California in Berkeley while UCLA faces Florida in a Little Rose Bowl at Gainesville. LSU meets Oregon at Baton Rouge as California travels south. Florida rests at Keystone Heights preparing for the big game.
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Louisiana State
Oregon
Baton Rouge
California
Florida
Atlanta
University of California At
Los Angeles
University of Florida
Gainesville
Fila
University of Oregon
Georgia Tech
Berkeley
Tallahassee
Gainesville Treavy
Ocala
Keystone Heights
Tulane
New Orleans
Didrikson Fights To Restore Amateur Status
Mildred Babe Didrikson remains hopeful the National Amateur Athletic Union will reinstate her as an amateur. The dispute centers on a motor car ad bearing her image and testimonial she claims she did not authorize. Dallas figures and a New York agency defend her lack of authorization while a Southern A A U committee weighs whether a release was signed.
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Dallas
Tex
Mildred Babe Didrikson
Texas
National Amateur Athletic Union
E. Gordon Perry
New York
Perry
Miss Didrikson
Homer Rk. Mitchell
Local Soccer Doubleheader Sets Weekend Championship Hope
Two Saturday matches unfold at the town field with M. P. versus club and Adame-Millia facing Robbins Knitting. If M. P. and Robbins win they meet for the championship. M. FP. lineup includes Orville Little Garland Hayworth O A York James McLeod Donald Brown Dolan Hedrick Randall Sappenfield William Vance Fred Sappenfield Franklin Surratt Joseph Farrer Buster Moffitt Rob Ruesell John Greer. Additional players summoned include Clark Gurney Sappenfield Lewis J Green Filey Hart Leonard Morrilees Hartley Connor Jones Petty Smith Dobbins Marshall.
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M. P
Adame-Millia
Robbins Knitting
Robbins Knitters
M. FP
Orville Little
Garland Hayworth
O. A. York
James McLeod
Donald Brown
Dolan Hedrick
Randall Sappenfield
William Vance
Fred Sappen
State to Open Season Tonight in Raleigh Clash
NC State faces Atlantic Christian in Raleigh as four letter men lead the Wolfpack at forward and guard positions. Duke continues its tour by meeting Georgetown in Washington after a 38 to 34 win. Lenoir Rhyne opener plays in Hickory at 32 to 27.
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Charlotte
North Carolina State
Duke University
Quint
Atlantic Christian College
Wolfpack
Raleigh
Jimmy Brown
Ralph Johnson
Gilbert Clark
Bob McQuage
Allen Nelms
Bill Avera
Hickory
Charlotte Y
Vanderbilt Renews Armistice Day Meeting with Sewanee
SEWANEE Tenn December 16 The University of the South will schedule six SEC football games in 1933 including a resumed series with Vanderbilt and a Armistice Day clash. The lineup lists Kentucky at Lexington Florida at an undetermined site Southwestern at Memphis Mississippi at Oxford Cumberland University at Sewanee Tennessee Tech at Sewanee Mississippi State at an undecided site Tulane at New Orleans.
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Sewanee
Tenn
University of the South
Vanderbilt University
Kentucky
Lexington
Florida
Southwestern
Memphis
Mississippi
Oxford
Cumberland University
Tennessee Tech
Praise for Furman football standout Charlie Kearns
High Point High School star Charlie Kearns earns praise from Furman University coach Paul McLeod. A senior in Greenville, he is praised for fundamentals, blocking, defense, and disciplined training. Kearns was alternate captain of Furman’s state champion team and a three year varsity regular, also playing basketball.
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Charlie Kearns
High Point
Furman University
Greenville
8. C
Charlie
Kearns
Paul McLeod
Furman
McLeod
South Carolina
Sportswriter notes on Pitt vs Southern California hype
A North Carolina column jokes about predicting Pitt vs Southern California outcomes. It mentions Bob Talbert taking over Publix- Kincey theatres in High Point, previews the Southern California Notre Dame game, and notes the Jake Denning Spike Webb bout in Winston Salem. It also highlights High Point High intramural football success and Slade Hardee of Wake Forest football writing for the sports section.
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Solomon
Pitt
Southern California
Bob Talbert
High Point
Publix- Kincey
Jake Denning
Spike Webb
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
High Point High School
Wake Forest College
J. L. Memory, Jr
Slade Hardee
Slade
Seniors Capture Class Football Championship
The senior class football team defeated the freshmen 19 to 0 to win the intra-mural championship. Cook Koontz and Humphries scored touchdowns with Humphries adding the extra point. Moffitt Vance and Stanley starred on the line for the seniors as Phibbs Clark and Hall led the freshmen.
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Cook
Koontz
Humphries
Moffitt
Vance
Stanley
Phibbs
Clark
Hall
Philadelphia bout ends in points for Dechter over Foglietta
In Philadelphia Bobby Dechter out pointed Joe Foglietta in a boxing match. Reports from Evansville Indiana indicate Al Stillman KO'd Rey Williams in one round. The rest of the page lists names and incomplete notes.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Bobby Dechter
Joe Foglietta
Evansville
Ind
al Stillman
St. Louis
Rey Williams
Miami
Pla
Nomads Open Drive In Pasadena Golf Tourney
Nearly 200 of golf's nomads gathered at Brookside in Pasadena competing for $4,000 in prize money. Leaders faced flu and cold as notables like Harry Cooper Olin Dutra Mortie Von Elm Craig Wood Horton Smith and others contended amid stiff rounds under 71.
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Pasadena
Calif
Brookside Course
Harry Cooper
George von Elm
Los Angeles
Cooper
Craig Wood
Deal
N. 4
San Francisco
Horton Smith
Chicago
Fred Morrison
Espinosa Brothers
Abe
Ronnie
Henry
Leo Diewel
Tony Manero
New York
Wiffy Cox
Brooklyn
Duke Announces 1933 Football Schedule With Nine Games
Duke University reveals a 1933 football slate of nine games, six at Duke Stadium. Home contests include Tennessee, Auburn, VMI, Wake Forest, North Carolina, and North Carolina State. Duke seeks to resolve conflicts with Carolina on three dates while aiming to avoid further clashes.
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Durham
Duke University
Duke
Davidson
Wake Forest
Washington and Lee
Tennessee
Auburn
Vols
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Carolina
Duke V. M. IL
Chapel Hill
Georgia Tech
Carolina State
Raleigh
Kentucky
Maryland
New Bomber Unveiled by English Manufacturer
A leading English airplane maker has produced a new land bombing plane with a 75 foot wingspan 68 foot length and 20 foot height. The all metal craft weighs 15 500 pounds and features three gun positions.
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London
Arrest by Six Men After Truck Crash in Juarez
Alfredo Uribe, transporting orchestra instruments, crashed his truck into a cottonwood tree in Juarez. Six men, not police, seized him and brought him to the El Paso station, demanding payment for the damaged instruments.
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EL Paso
Tex
Alfredo Uribe
Uribe
Juarez
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