Bonura Traded to Giants in Major League Shuffle
In a bid to reshape rosters during the major league meetings in New Orleans, Zeke Bonura was traded from the Washington Senators to the New York Giants for 520,000 and two minor leaguers, with Culminating talks over other deals and potential moves involving the Pirates, Cubs, Dodgers, and Phillies continuing as executives press for structural changes such as expanded player limits and ball usage across leagues.
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Lat in American team surge nets close victory over Arbor Aggies
In a SundayWoodlawn game the Latin American Wague unit edged the Arbor Aggies 28 24 as key players include A Acosta Vi Gonanier and B Lamkin for Arbor and Knights leaders M Rodriguez EB Rodriguez and Vallejo for St Theresa. The Knights pulled away late with a 32 ml win over St Theresa while Mexican Christian institute cadgers had a day off.
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Giants Set for Quiet Trade Window Says Terry
New York manager Bill Terry of the Giants signals no major moves ahead after acquiring Zeke Bonurg. He hints a pitcher could be interesting and cites Burgess Whitehead as ready to go at second base, insisting the club is well balanced and not seeking further big changes.
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Col Bradley Enters Eightieth Year At Idle Hour Farm
Lexington Ky Col Bradley a leading turfman marks his eightieth birthday with quiet observance at Idle Hour Farm. His green ad le colors have yielded four Kentucky Derby wins. He will stay in Lexington until after Christmas then to Palis Beach for the remnainder of the year aided by sister Mrs Catherine Bai of Philadelphia.
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Easterling Moves Again to Oklahoma City Club
Slugging outfielder Paul Easterling is reported purchased by Oklahoma City from Houston, with prior stints in 1997 at Michigan and a sale to the Philadelphia Athletics at season end. The deal echoes past movements between Houston, Oklahoma City, and Philadelphia.
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Connatser Returns as Tulsa Manager in 1938
Tulsa announces Bruce Conn atser will again manage the Tex ae iregue club in 1938, marking his third season as Oilers Lanier, Valencia TOMLOW, golfer dead. services to be held Tuesday for Choynas Ww, with Contry Waluicia rover s senior Commerce director Guerrero named manager at Gro-Liv John Int 20 years and a native leader.
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Poindexter Sold to Philadelphia Club
Officials of the Little Rock Travelers announced the sale of Jennings Toindexter a southpaw hurler to the Philadelphia club of the National League and the purchase of Inficider The Beasting from Montreal of the International League.
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State High semi finals set for two Texas cities
Renowned Press notes shifting fortunes in Texas high school football as Temple and Masonic Home reach the semi finals. Temple hosts Corpus Christi in a high profile clash while Masonic Home faces Lubbock at Lubbock’s Tech stadium. Corpus Christi and Temple boast standout offenses and defenses. Temple’s Pickett drives their drive, and Corpus Christi seeks its first major test against a top opponent. The pairings determine who advances to the finals with Temple aiming to overcome past setbacks and Lubbock hoping for an upset.
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Parish League Upsets Highlight St Francis and St Marys
In a Monday Parish League action at Central Catholic gym, St Francis beat Sacred Heart 45 to 38 with Andy Obriotti scoring 25. St Marys edged Eld 34-34 in the day's second game as Morales put up 12 for Sacred Heart and Gonzales and Vorpahl led tying scoring. Other listed players include Guadaliine, Herrera, Kinser, McClaskey, Mawatt, and Orthod among participants. official refs Alinder and Favela.
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Looks Like Bad Luck's Through With Stratton
Dallas Der reports Monty Stratton, a Chicago White Sox pitcher, has lost his right leg in a knee injury from a punt, ending his major league hopes. Owner J Lowa Cormiskey backs him, saying Stratton remains a capable future business man and will not rely on charity. The club plans to continue with the White Sox despite the setback.
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Tough battle as High School teams push for semi finals
The race tightens as Lubbock and Corpus Christi edge toward the semi finals in a district contest. Corpus Christi, perennial champion Carnur Christi, and Masonic Home have strong showings, with Lubbock seeking its first semi final after recent strong play. Corpus Christi and Masonic Home each boast solid rosters, while Lubbock's Verple leads the team.
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