Lee to Play With Buffs in 1932 Season
Reported sale of first baseman Lee Siobhins to the St. Louis Cardinals for a sum of money. Homer Marmnond of the Tusciaue baseball convention confirms the trade after a return from the minor league meeting. Wade’s departure blocks Stebbins from his job as first baseman.
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Lee
BUFFS
Lee Siobhins
Cirst Bacuman
Banubniagin Indians
Hitler
Norns ‘Eogue
Yale
Bk Louis
Homer Marmnond
Te Tusciaue
Rade
Wade
Stebbins
Navy Countin g On Law Of Averages In Army-Navy Clash
Navy faces Army in a long standing rivalry, with Army holding a strong lead in recent meetings. The piece notes Army's recent momentum, Notre Dame as a benchmark, and Navy's mixed results this season as the two service academies prepare for their traditional showdown.
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NAVY
New York
Army
Hng Ikea
Basia
Notre Dame
Army Tovik
Asie
Orien
Ari
Witteburgt B.G. Ng
Ohio Northern
Knox
Michigan
State
Col- Merc
Taulikiana State
Assinue
Willam and Mary
Tielawnie
Arlaceton
Wesster
Virginian Wesleyan
Keatingy T
Otte State
Notre da
Methodist
Panen Army
Navy Ganme
Eeanrat
AL Paimen
Football Scandal Casts Shadow Over USC Notre Dame Match
A chaotic college football controversy from USC involves shadows of misdeeds as players and coaches face accusations of improper influence and hidden investigations. Notre Dame links surface as officials weigh apologies and possible actions while dealing with alleged bribery and misconduct in high stakes prep for rivalry play.
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University of Southern California
Bea Girgu
Notre Dame
West Baden Pirates Readying for Major League Moves
A chaotic list of trades and signings outlines plans involving the St. Louis Cardinals. Prolific figures like Teague, Stobbing, and Campagna are referenced amid talks of players moving to Columbus and Chicago. The Indians seek new pitchers from Springfield while the Crow deal brings Hole Mouse to San Antonio. The piece notes organizational shifts within the big five and minor leagues as teams chase talent.
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West Baden
Heustoy
Tuffanes
Petrmt-Wityere
St. Louis Cardinals
Guy Stiedy
Rrason
Firal Lasoman
Mie Sautheen Menoenlian
Hanie
Lee
John Bosewlin
Springfiell
Western Association
Honwton
Pasenitz Img
Bern
Colwinbue
Gaiaha
Recon
Bare
Crossley
Quinrgy
Hind
Carson
Frierson
Ronkie
Nie Tarelli
Dallas
Tom Nari
Yorne Dlenkiran
Springfield
Lanier Squad Heads for Mexico Thursday
Coach Wright Riley and his Lanier Varsity, a group of 10, plan to depart early Thursday by auto for Man trey Mexico. They carry a lengthy travel routine for Friday and Saturday games with Gircula Mercantile team. Coaches seek waivers for personalbond terms under recent acts, with financial arrangements pending.
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Wright Riley
Silley Lanier Vars
Mantrey
Mexico
Gircula Mercantile Team
Rilry
Mat
Girenle Officinale
Ryia Hente
Aw Piascil
Siexsco
Warner to New York U Means Place for Tyson
Tyson Warner, veteran football coach from Waco High, may join Stanford University staff in Palo Alto California next year. Stanford head coach Pon Warner is praised as a premier mentor. speculation centers on Warner replacing Chick Merhan and leaving California.
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Vaul Tyson
Italy
Campinnshiy Foat
Waea High
Tefond
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Galif
Chick Merhan
California
Turgon
Waco High
Linn
Stanford
Trion
Waco
X . Wan Enthusiaste
Stanford Wand
Renfuser
Maeifie
Foo Tnt
Califhonia
Tyson
Waack
Wage Tigh
Thia
Anil Leviitorker
Rhilt
IVORY MARR ET IN CHICAGO SPOTLIGHT
Chicago trade leaders gathered for annual meetings amid talk of radio broadcasting, stock trading, and club maneuvering. Cubs and White Sox expressed interest in players while other NL clubs eyed pitchers and infielders. Officials discussed umpire systems and rights to disseminate game information, with no firm decisions evident.
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Chicago
Des
Chicago Gaby
White Sox
Sluyere
Matty
Hark Wilson
Gabs
Biterest
West Barlen
Jilma
Cincinnati
Strockiyo
Weston
Philadelphia
Wilson
Hobius
Braves
Lacker
Oranteee
Aytil Grabtree
Tledy
Reds
Crabtree
Los
Phillies
Cline Klein
Noone
Cleveland
Ralph Kress
St. Louis
Cubs
Biinley Hark
Tawsensure
Lro Dorothen
Ie Refs
Olin McGraw
Muainger
New York Giants
Ubo
Rladio
Western Union Telegraph Company
Thas
Feapues
Amphcan Jonge
Big Six to Curtail Minor Sport Program
Conference athletic directors will propose curtailment of minor sports to offset declines in football gate receipts. All six schools report reduced football revenues this season with Missouri seeing the largest drop. Members expect cuts to salaries, elimination of middle guards, and reduced salaries to aid athletic budget.
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Kansas Cipy
Tug
University of Miagnuri
Schmeling Walker Title Bout Decision Delayed
In Brea Orea the delay on the Mickey Walker versus Max Schmeling bout continues. Managers and officials from Madison Square Garden discuss a possible venue and timing. No definite decision has been set as talks consider venues in America and potential sponsorship, with the Garden seeking working satisfactory terms.
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Brea Ore
Mickey Walker
Max Schmeling
Maye
Gorey
Wolking
Anerles
Frisco Acquires Sankey and Releases Deviveiros
Frisco completes purchase involving Ron Sik stop from Tuttaburen Pirates and releases Ternic De Viselror, a shortstop. Sankey, a resident of the Sin Franciver Missions, Sankey hails from Crigh ton Alm and was in use by a National league clinic. The deal, tied to teams San Antonio Tosna league and Oakland club links, follows a midseason coast move.
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SAN Francisc
Ron Sikstop
Tuttaburen Pirates
Ternic de Viselror
Eisn
Anami
Jnn
Anacwall
Sin Franciver Missions
Sankey
I Crighton
National Teagie
Te Vireiras
Coast Tonge
Charley Paddock Trains Again for Eastern Trip
Charley Paddock, once USC track star and holder of world records, trains for an East indoor campaign for the 60 yard dash. Los Angeles Athletic Club eyeing a team schedule to include the National indoor meet in New York on February 22 and related events as hopes hinge on funding and travel.
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Los Angeles
Athdete
Charles Waddock
Yesteryears
Bnt
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Boyd Comstock
New York
New York A. C
A. A
Debriary
Ghigngy
Phillies Tryout for Hargrove And Others
Philadelphia hosts tryouts for pitcher Hargrove and fellow right-hander Watt after both were released by San Antonio. Hargrove, a right-handed pileler, will throw four innings in spring fitness work. Watt, also released, joined the Phillies roster amid cautious optimism.
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Till Hargrove
Lusky
Pileler
San Antonio Thuinns
Philadelphia National Dengue Lab
Frank Watt
San Antonio
Phillies
Barler
Philly
Rove
San Autayia
Fight Results From Aaeuelatedress Card Summary
Fight results list many misread names and places with outpoints and knockouts. Notable bouts include New York figures defeating opponents like Barferty and Woll, with several decisions and knockouts across cities such as Chicago Memphis and Detroit. The fragmentary OCR yields scattered names: deNamara Barferty Woll McMarch Minna Inn White Fennkie Battagila Vaid itis Ross Pallacke Pow Dre tollo and others with varied outcomes.
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New York
Jimmy deNamara
Phil Barferty
Adie
Kill
Sammy
Dorl
Wynnie Wiseman
Movnes
Lilly Shas
Detroit
Duluth
Minn
Prince Bruinsters
Chicago
Charlie Crogarry
Tron Mountain
Mich
T.gliis Jr
Tat Thomas
Tonnerille
Billy Meier
Tnilinniapolis
Vaught Named Captain of TCU Football Team
Cowboys of the Southwest conference honor Vaught as captain of the Heruat Frogs. The selection comes as Vaught, a guard, closes his college football career and prepares to graduate. His home town and extensive list of honors are noted amid a roster of teammates and regional figures.
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Ford Wort
Dee
Aliya
Yorgi
Heruat Frogs
Ghistians
ADRS
Vaught
Lin Way
Tiduk
Pore Werth
Varsity
Pant Sune
Winishyre
Tack Piford
Anilenn
Foster Tlowell
Eimnorees
A. Wy Einton
Gleburne
Standerd Tanmbert
Your Vife
Marlos Green
Kurt Worth
Vance Woolwine
Bort Worth
Mandison Prattl
Wacoy Dan Salkeld
Abi I Tuert Dennie
Memphes
Toonang
Korth Worth
Richard Oliver
Fort Worth
Jonany Vaught
Wort Worth
Toswell
Port Worth
H.W. Syeortian
Deemy
Townsend
Lute Dack Gravel
Trwell Walther
Cavenston
Mew
Dempsey Boxes Trio Lands No Knockouts
Former heavyweight champ Jack Dempsey boxed three opponents last night in Minnesota. The show aired as a crowd of about six thousand watched Dempsey fight through a tame set of rounds, with noted sparring partners and a six-figure gate reported.
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Dempsey
Mulith
Minn
Jack Pommer
Pat McTaughtin- Chienga
Sovmkn Zabuil
Milwaukee
Wat
Timil
Pho Lotier
Fonds
Doiinsov Olen
Charlie Retelatt
Oklahoma Ags Tour Ends With Back-to-Back Games
Oklahoma Agricultural College basketball players plan a city roving tour tonight and Friday. They face Town State Teachers at Central Park arena and will meet Minnesota Carleton College South Dakota College teams in a week long schedule across towns and universities.
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Oklanoma Ags
Smlllwaler
Okin
Wa—Tei Ohaliyma Ayai
Barwstu
Mine Meenth
Wid Bootle Dakota
Certarella
Town
Minnesota
Carleton College
South Dakota Aggies
South Diakota University
Brooks Field Game Narrowly Won by Squadon 58
Squadon 58 defeated the Ewenty-second Observation squadron 23 to 41 in a fast Brooks Field basketball game at the hangar Monday night. Krell Beil and Tlichanilson led for Smithron S while Rolsion was the standout for the losing side.
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Brooks Field
Raviatron 3
Hall
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