Connie Mack completes historic base ball player trades
The 1929-31 era star group leaves for Boston Detroit and Chicago in a major deal worth about 300000 in cash plus players. Connie Mack signs off emotionally as the major league meeting shifts to other business and the leagues eye radio questions.
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William Weekes
Associated Press
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George Farnshaw
Max Bishop
Gelling
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Harold Warstler
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Bob O'Farrell
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Kiki Cuyler
Chicago Cubs
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Malone
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al Simmons
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Mule
Haas
Athletics
Bob Groves
Red Sox
Mickey Cochrane
Mr. Berry
Caither Charley Berry
Harold “Rabbit” Warstler
Emotons
President Roosevelt aims to lower tariff walls worldwide
President Roosevelt repeats his goal of reducing tariff barriers globally while leaning toward negotiating bilateral treaties with individual countries. The plan reflects adapting to international conditions and emphasizes diplomacy over sweeping multilateral action.
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Washington
Dec
Roosevelt
Loughran Eyes Second Chance at Camara Title Fight
Tommy Loughran, veteran challenger from Philadelphia, seeks 12 12 percent of receipts for a February 22 Miami title bout with Primo Cam era. Garden promotion may grant the contract. Carnera must approve, as he is in line to defend under Garden contract.
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Edward
Neil
Associated Press
New York
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Primo Camera
Miami
Madison Square Garden
Tommy
Jack Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
Loughran
Ernie Schaff
Tully Griffiths
Victoria Campolo
Johnny Risko
Paulino Uzcudun
King Levinsky
Steve Hamas
Hamas
Sharkey
Ray Impellittiere
Carnera
Italy
the Garden
Philly
Vincent Lopez
Tunney
Greb
Lopez
Eastern Penitentiary
Burt Shotton
Phils
Chuck Klein
Cubs
Landis Secures New Seven-Year Baseball Commissioner Term
Kenesaw Mountain Landis remains head of organized baseball as he signs a new seven-year contract running from November 15, 1934 to December 15, 1941. The deal, approved by a three-man committee from each league, sets a likely $40,000 annual salary and ends rumors of removal.
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Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Landis
Will Harridge
John Heydler
Charles A. Stoneham
New York Giants
Emil Fuchs
Boston Braves
Jacob Ruppert
New York Americans
Alva Bradley
Cleveland Indians
Phil Ball
Bennett Farm
Mr. Landis
President Harridge
Kansas beats Kansas State in exhibition 27 to 13
In Lawrence the Jayhawkers defeated the Wildcats 27 to 13 in an exhibition game. Kansas State’s Weller and Kansas’ Wells tied for top scoring with eight points each as both sides used many players in testing material for the season. The teams schedule a return game at Manhattan Friday night.
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F.C. Allen
Jayhawkers
Frank Root
Wildcats
Allen
Root
Manhattan
William Brat Presents Aite Te Fragment
A brief note credits William Brat for a fragment titled Aite Te. The readable text shows partial phrases and a dated stamp, indicating an item from a local page with unclear context and minimal details.
Sports Bids and Banter From The Season's Winding Tale
Brief notes on rivalries and results across college and pro sports. Mentions Yale laughs at Harvard, Notre Dame home win drought, Warburton strategy, St Mary's big crowds, Michigan Ohio State attendance record, Rollie Halfman in Cincinnati plans, Philadelphia Athletics 1983 loss, Army coach Davidson, Gar and Loughran boxing, and Chuck Klein trade commentary.
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Mister Mack
Mister Grove
Yale Dilayers
Harvard
Notre Dame
Bob Zupke
California
Warburton
St. Mary's
Michigan
Ohio State
Cinci Reds
Rollie Halfman
Philadelphia Athletics
Davidson
Army
Rockne
Gar
West Point
Iowa Town Suffers Major Fire Loss
A fire in Waverly Iowa caused an estimated 100000 dollars in damage destroying half a block of business houses. The origin of the fire was undetermined.
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Iowa
Waverly
Elmer Layden and Notre Dame Fame Highlighted
Claire Burcky profiles Elmer Layden, former Notre Dame fullback and Duquesne coach, noting his plain manner, discipline, and pivotal Rose Bowl performance. The piece traces his coaching impact at Duquesne, his family life in Pittsburgh, and his lasting influence on Irish football philosophy.
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Pittsburgiy
Almer Layden
Notre Dame
Four Horsemen
Elmer
Tishman
Duquesne University
Knufe Rockne
Joe Savoldi
Layden
Stanford
Davenport
Joan
Elmer, Jr
Laydens
Pittsburgh
Mtt
Lebanon
Rlt
Hockne
Duquesne
Turquesne
Southern California
Pitt
Rockne
Holy Ghost College
Dukes
Missouri notes cap bond votes in Carthage Lebanon Higginsville
In three Missouri towns bond issues with Federal Public Works aid were approved for school improvements a city park and viaducts in Carthage Lebanon and Higginsville. Lebanon endorsed an $80 000 sewer system. Higginsville a $24 000 pool and sewer extension.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Carthage
Lebanon
Higginsville
Higpinaville
Missouri Braiks
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
W. W. Tran
Missouri
Bank Deposit Insurance
Moivani Brothers Face 14 Grand Theft Charges
David and Serge Mdivani, Georgian princes once linked to Moe Murray and Mary McCormic, face 14 counts of grand theft in Los Angeles. Jury indicted them for allegedly stealing 37 074.53 dollars from Pacific Shore Oil between 1931 and this year. Bail set at 10 000 dollars each. attorney claims funds are in a stockholders trust.
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Los Angeles
David
Serge Mdivani
Moe Murray
Mary McCormic
Pacific Shore of Company
Stollen
Robert Vignohy
Ad Pat O'Madley
Ana Covert Plummer
Plummer
Pacific Shore Oil Company
Boxing Night Roundup Across Cities Reports Narrow Verdicts
List of title fights with multiple contenders across Fargo New York Hollywood San Jose Dallas and West Palm Beach. Outcomes include outpoints and knockouts with several close decisions and disputed scores.
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Calif
Cuba
Charley Mannina
Dallas
Pat Murphy
Terre Faute, Inc
Tommy Herman
Baltimore
Hary de Vine
Boston
Frankie Graham
West Palm Breach
Clyde Chaptain
Texas
Leroy Brown
Charleston
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