Trades Scarce As Baseball Meeting Ends
At the major league meetings in New York the trade market stayed quiet as clubs preferred to retain current players and await the wartime draft. Key moves were discussed including Pulley Bagby and Hurler Bob Brunet for Tilt Dietrich, with a broader push to extend night games and adjust draft rules. The meetings also set reserve and active player limits, approved funding for amateur baseball, and announced upcoming talks to draft a new minor league agreement. In Sacramento the Pacific Coast League club announced Earl Sheely as general manager and Cincinnati Reds outfielder Jo Wille as a transfer, while San Francisco confirmed the acquisition of pitcher Kenneth Miller from the New York Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Reichler
New York
Drc
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Indians
Pulchey
Jim Bagby
Sh Bois Browns
Bob Brunerefer
Chicago White Sox
Tilt Dietrich
Quanter
Leaghe
Dhu
George Strickler
Publc
Sridders
Wrst
Tenn
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
WL Harridge
Trey
Dows
Clarence Rowland
Pacific Goast League
Licht
Legion
Lso
Southern Association
Jist
American Legion
Nist
Chicago
San Francisco
San Francisco Baseball Cit
Kenneth Miller
Trainet Brundsman
Ray Hurrell
Miller
Avon
Jersey
Randolph Sets Drills in New York for Bond Bowl
Randolph Field Ramblers arrived from Texas for their Saturday Bond Bowl clash with the Second Air Force eleven. They held practice sessions at Me Pole Grounds this Friday afternoon in preparation, aiming to extend their undefeated, untied record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bee
CNSI
Randolph Field Ramblers
Texas
Boxing Judge Faces Death Threats After Azteca Fight
Boxing official Peta Barwiree of 607 North Laredo Street faced life threats after voting in favor of Feltzig Zigle in a bout versus Mexico's Kid Azteca at the Municipal Auditorium. Referee Jimmy Webb and Judge Gert Brannon had a draw, Ramirez sought police protection citing numerous threatening calls from Azteca supporters and a gambler claiming to have money on the boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peta Barwiree
North Laredo Street
Feltzig Zigle
Mexico
Kid Azteca
Muncipal Auditorium
Shor- Nme
Ramirez
Eery Azteca
Nin Bivic
Ramirrez
Jimmy Webb
Gert Brannon
Alliea
Ramires
Lanier Opens With Big Win Over Central
Lanier Voks beat Central Catholic 52 to 27 in Wednesday night regional prep action at the Lanier gym. Center David Rodrigues led Lanier with 12 points while Tony Logan topped Central with seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voks
Hbaulerghy
Walmsley and Nichols Honored by Rice Football
George Walmsley, a Goose Creek freshman halfback, received the George Marlin award as the team's most valuable player. H. J. Nichols, a Longview player, became Rice’s first All American, marking a historic honor at the Rice football banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
George Walmsley
H. J. Nichols
Rice
Cea
Namin
Walmsley
Ram Goose Creek
George Marlin
Nichol
Tlaval
Huston Dragons Seek Upset Over Brown Ramblers in Alamo Clash
Huston College Dragons of Austin, led by D. G. Pepper Clements and guard Sherman Watrous, face the undefeated Brown Ramblers in a big men’s basketball tilt at Alamo Stadium. Brown aims to extend a five game win streak while Huston promotes a fast tempo offense. Tickets available at the Register Wheatley High Lincoln courts with pregame pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Huston College
Dragona
Austin
Brink Pers
Boston Viewen
D. G .Pepper Clements
Dragons
Big Spring
Bombardiera
New Negro Business and Professional Men's Athletic Club
Amie
Register
Wheatley High School
Lincoln Courts
Atadenta
East-West Stars Killed in Action in War After War Peers
San Francisco December 14. Wartime sports note lists East-West charity football players now in the armed forces. Four have been killed in action: Lieut Eso Naranche of Montana, killed near Bizerte in 1943. Lieut Donald L. Wemple of Celeste, killed in the Asiatic area in 1943. Lieut James W. McDonald of Minnesota, killed in reach over in the Marianus last summer. and Alistir Straube of Wisconsin, reported killed in action. Other Shrine game alums were wounded or prisoners of war, including Navy Lieut James Turner and Tom Alberghini, plus Capt. Jim Kisselburgh and Lieut John Shirk. Prisoners include Edward Coen of North Carolina State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RUSS
San Francisco
India
War
Navy
Nork
Shriners
Urey
Ay Wham MM
Coffman
Eso Naranche
University of Montana
Newland
Biserte
North Africa
Donald L. Wemple
Marianus
James W. McDonald
University of Minors
Enat
Falality
Alistir Straube
University of Wisconsin
Army
Holy Cress
Shrine
James Turner
Tom Alberghini
The
Man Mines Best
Germany
Clude
Jim Kisselburgh
Oregon State
John Shirk
University of Oklahoma
Edward Coen
North Carolina
Alam
Ortiz Bout Draws Near in California Talks
World bantamweight Ortiz may headline a 20 rounder in the Municipal Auditorium, with promoter Davee traveling to California to secure a durable opponent such as Mickey Quack of Pittsburgh. Davee aims to bring Will Pep and Juan Zurita for future shows while purses and rematches with Zivic and Azteca are discussed. The Tuesday show netted 1280.44 for the athletic fund after taxes, marking a strong, gate-driven success for the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauel Ortiz
Jacal
Ortiz
Quack
Borrado
Big Gates
Davee
Willie Pep
Juan Zurity
Prizzle Zivic
Kid Azteca
Zivic
New York
Barmoyle
Tedekland
Sam Sblotsky
Joy Davee
San Antonio
Texas
Army Fights at International Canmetitin Championship
The Fifth Brim team, defending champion, won decisive bouts at an international meet, with Charles' victory boosting the Fateh squad. In afternoon action, Pvt. Victor Amita and other soldiers faced tough matches, while Scots and Britons contested weight classes. The Dowshhors claimed four of five afternoon bouts as the crowd watched closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arles Et Cincinnali
Wandinelvitan
Canmetitin
Brim
Victor Amita
Trooklyn
N.Y
Wishton W. Va
Slera
Tames B. Moore
Lexinetia Iey
Hegre
RAIA
NY Ammaloud
Adnith LaArreana
Molyaki
Mase
jCien
Whiz Gal
Willie Jackson
Uarnaburg
Pvt
Afolpy Bath
Phiage la
Nerra
Cal
Richard Tram Plond
Chicuko
Samm
Charles
Bnio
Charles Janslid
Cpl
Blaney Golex
Yonkers
Fight Results and Schedule Confuse Readers in Fresno Report
A garbled AP wire summary from Fresno reports a boxing or fight event with names like Teferon Seager Dixon and Holtry, mentioning a score or five-point disadvantage in the sixth round. The piece also notes a schedule detail around 30 units and a Berne reference, but the text remains unclear and partially unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ioe Panera
Clint Béiller
Joe Solis
Sy'eachas
Ist
New York
Seager Ate Dixon
Ie Gena
Amd
Cecil
Teferon
Tudson
Holtry
Fresno
Cali
J. D. Turi
Berne
scattered college and military game scores across 1960s era report
A dense tally of sports results listing numerous colleges teams and military units. Scores include Duke, Loyola, Northwestern, St. Lawrence, Clarkson, Penn State, Ohio Wesleyan, Denison, Western State, and others with individual game tallies and occasional locations noted.
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Dy Tac Asescisters Prova
Ribot Norst Raining Souter
Lobar St. Lawrence
Velax
Clarkson
Loyola
Nora
Teabird
Bisnal Depot
Qratians A
Hil
New York
Elelmaty
Gata Alae Uius Harkins
Merceriota
Drew
Susausna
Brown
Worcrster Tosh
Pennsylvania
Swaythimope
St. Joseph’s
Washington
BC Johny
Gyan Ae Buckagl
Villanova Ny
Vanwordla
Nebroiler Watson
Boaverage
Maryville
Lincoln Army Air‘ Force
Stowelytown
Army Air
Borea
Aciorig (Wise
Tearhits
Wit
Na Feachers
Trillans State
Norfolk
Nebr
Wayna State Veachiers
Ottumwa Naval Air
Chuck ‘Asphral
Clinton Town
Denison
Ohio’ Wesleyan
Cager Scores Highlight Fort Sam League Wins
Fort Sam cagers beat Randolph 24 to 18 and ran dolph Meld defeated Hondo Naviga Mon 24 to 18 in Fort San Houston WAC league games. Rathsey scored 11 for Randolph while Houghton led Hondo with 7. König added 16 for Randolph and Hervalsen starred for Hondo. Arlington reports North Texas teachers beat North Texas Aggies 83 to 9 at home as Candler scored 18 for Denton and Rulint led Aggies with 3.
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War Department Personnel Center
Randolph
Hondo Naviga- Mon School
Fort San Houston
Rathsey
A. G
White Houghton
King of Randolph
Hervalson
Derton
Arlington
Texas
North Texas
jSellene
North Terms
Aggies
Candler
Jast
Denton Ram
Rulint
Aggie
Oldsters Dominate Top Pro Teams in Title Clash
In a fall build up to the national final between Green Bay and New York, veteran players lead both rosters. Packers boast many 30s plus stars like Hutson and Schwammner while Giants rely on Ken Strong and Mel Hein as they face off in New York with backfield veterans and seasoned linemen anchoring each side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocrioagg
Dee
Green Bay Packers
New York Gants
New York
Packers
Wall
Bean
Ken Strong
Mel Hein
Arnie Herder
Ward Cutt
Vic Carroll
Green Bay
Joon] Ife
Don Hulsen
DMN
Urle
Adolph ‘Schwammner
Fabfbrek
Joe Laws
Gnanles
Goldenberg
Tau Brack
Irv Camp
O'Neal Adon
Frank Lichel
Frank Cope
Len Yomer
Chatty Avenston Ince
Bil Paschal
Ten Calligara
Howard Tilvingston
Strong
Cuff and
Herker
Fel
Hecher
Ooldenberg
Strang
4 Laws
Hutson
Nas
Unclear Horse Racing Notes From The Telegram
Fragmentary racing report notes a variety of races and figures including tote totals and charity ties. Mentions New York racing, contributions, and state totals for national charity efforts. Limited legibility leaves many names and specifics unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gan Vlators
Ib Tineks Hovime
Receinia
Pirates Get Sun Bowl Bid On New Year Day
Southwestern University Pirates at Georgetown, Texas, are invited to defend the 1934 Sun Bowl title. Juarez representatives from the University of Mekico plan to enter via El Paso committee. Southwestern coach R M Medley says Pirates are preparing for practice after finishing the season with seven wins and five losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buor
Sun Dow
University of Mexico
Southy Swestern University Pirates
Georgetown
Texas
Southwestern
Juarez Representalves
University of Mekicad
el Pasa Sun Creniyal
Juarcz
Mexico University
R. B. Homan
R. M. Medley
Pirates
Southwesters
New Mexico University
Sun
All-Pro Eleven A Tough Outfit
All-Pro Eleven A Tough Outfit by John Cashman with INS notes selections for 1944. The first team features Hutson and Aguirre at ends, Coyx and Wistert at tackles, Younce and Lia at guards, Turner and Batks at center, Sinkwich and Paschal at backs. Second string includes Wilson Benton Hein and Filchock among others. Teague leads passing with 1139 yards.
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John Cashman
New York
Army
Don Hutson
Green Bays
Joe ‘Aguirre
Frank Coyx
AL Wistert
Philadelphia
Guarda
Len Younce
Augl Lia
Boston
Cenler
Clyde Turner
Chicago
Batks
Sid Luckman
Frank Sinkwich
Detroit
Bill Paschal
Johnny Grigan
Tyn Steelers
Hutson
George “Wilson
Jim Benton
Cleveland
Bruiser Riverd
Brookewn
Buford Bay
Green Bay
Riley Matheson
Cleverland
George Zarich
Hein
Neil York
Leroy Zimmerman
Plugg$ Delphis
Frank Fileheck
Woskbigsy
Ton
Fug Mandere
Brookyln
Ward- Icutt
I Filchock
Pilchock
Humberto and Kennedy Triumph in Wrestling Showdown
Humberto defeated Managotti via disqualification after a rough bout at the Municipal Auditorium. Kennedy won the second match against Murdock after a late rally, with the final bout ending in a draw between Angelo Cistoldi and Loy Plummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kennedy
Sock
Juan Humberto
Bobby Managolf
Municipal Auditorium
Hmberto-Managotti
Humberto
Ellis Bashura
Bobby
Hives
Managotti
Mitches
Juushore
Mansgott
Kennedy
Murdock
Frank
Talim
Pis
Bob Wagner
Angelo Cistoldi
Loy Plummer
Richmond opens new 72 hole golf event field of stars
In Richmond California December 4 Galliom's team and top amateurs travel by shipyard route for the first Richmond 72 hole open golf tournament. Favorites include Sam Snead Byron Nelson Sgt Jim Perrier Clif Woolner and Harold McSpaden among a strong field of pros and amateurs. Four rounds of medal play start with a Sunday opening, over the 6209 yard Richmond course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Calif
Galliom
San Francie Kay
Mrs Gid Noel Wins Brackenridge Park Women Golf Tourney
Mrs Gid Noel captured the Brackenridge Park Women s Golf Association tournament with a net score of BB-12-75. Mes A J Krisch and J R Bierted tied for second with 97s as the group announced a follow up handicap event at the San Antonio Country Club and a Fort Sam Houston golf class charity event for Brooke General Hospital convalescents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gid Noel
Brackenridge Park
San Antonin! Women's Golf Association
San Anton
Itan
Givan
Fort Sam Houston
Brooke General Hospital
Elobhousy
Last Day for Dove Hunters
Last day for dove season appears amid garbled text but indicates dates through December 11 for certain species and January 20 for others. The snippet mentions deer and quail related timelines, with unreadable phrases suggesting regulatory details and deadlines.
Florida dog wins in bird dog trials headline
Mrs Lester Yar of Jacksonville wins first big trophy in the Chattahoochee Valley amateur field trials. Her smartly handled entry tops three classy dogs to take best place in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eupaula
Lester Yar
Jacksonville
Fig
Apolinwonan
Chattanoochee Valley
Deroy
A. Alulls Bhors Iackie
Voto
Louis DiMaggio to Referee Fights in New York
Boxing scene in New York features Louis DiMaggio as referee for Thursday night bouts at Sheepshead Bay. The card includes heavyweights and lighter weights with guest referees, aiming to showcase rising trainees under Benny Leonard’s stage. The maritime service event at the Brooklyn venue precedes the main bouts.
USO Cagers Rally Amid Uneven Run In Runitorpi Tilt
The USO basketball team overcame a rocky start to beat a rival in a nervy game at Ranitorpi. Kenly Field and Brooke Genotay led key scoring plays as the defense clamped down in the second half. Mayaat Polanck added a late burst to seal the win for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranitorpi
Bovvoice School
Fwa
Brooke Genotay
Ceauiye Navi Pairue
Ube
FMC
AL Werth
Digingyl Ted
Cimbers Rit
Matuts
Mayaat
Polanck
Mgd
Gunn
Haven
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Sacramento Baseball Clu
Pacific Coss
Kague Nas
Purefu
Ja Jo Wile
Tronte Cincinati
Havana
Travis MI
BY Finck
Horace Etthisor
WRLD
Womens
Christan
Ano Ms F
Porter
EA Garber Me Sre
Mystery Nation of
Europe
Nichols
Huston
Charleston, & C
Ottadel Wim
Witter
Niys
David
McAlister
Cadeb Affairs
Scheob
Senora Cole
Cskei Preparationsiagi
Bandeville
Tenax
Tempten
Caley
Braman Ienston
Western State
Tanehors
Betileterenlan
Fort Sam Cagers
TON Luther Matlandate
Oldsters
Limelight
Ted Atkingon
Wweanoaiay
Stremm Mark
Hanes
Tinracinen
Ned Hortegen
Mindy Ute
Tial
Law Sratth
Humberto and
Florida
USO
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Dan
Ned
Cunpaylia Conioe
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