Trade Three Sluggers for Boston First Baseman
New York telegrams report two major baseball trades completed Tuesday night. Boston lands three sluggers in exchange for Everett Scott and several pitchers, while another deal ships a Cleveland-bound first baseman for Elmer Smith and other pieces. Rumors mention managerial shifts and ownership letters, with Peckinpaugh’s future debated as Yankee leadership reshuffles unfold.
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The New Red Sox Face a Stronger Hitting Lineup
Manager Mogh Daliy envisions the Red Sox with a beefier batting order led by Liebold BReckinpaugh Pratt and Smith with Burns Doster and Daily. He notes past seasons harmed by steals and predicts a solid opening day club built from recent trades and strong position players.
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Buffs Buy Denovile in Major League Move
Houston reports the Buffs have purchased Denovile, longtime first base man for Jersey City in the International League, by the Monstom club of the Texas league. The deal is an outright purchase announced midweek. Beeter and Hose Anuff eyed for export to Europe and Belgium, respectively, with Grand Circuit racers headed overseas.
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Season's first game with outside team on cards Wednesday
San Antonio fans will see Southwest Texas Normal clash with the San Antonio Independents on Wednesday night at the YWCA gym. Breson joins the Normal lineup this season while the Independents, former city champions, bring a strong core and additions as the two teams prepare for the opener. Local officials set the 8 o'clock tip to cover costs for bringing the San Marcos squad. A. M. references referee.
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May Enter A A U Local Team Plays For Affiliation
The San Antonio Independents, a strong local amateur basketball team, weigh joining the Southwestern A U under consideration. Officials discuss potential affiliation with a regional chamber of commerce.
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Dallas Hosts Junior College and Freedmen Basketball Events
Lolly Minn proposes Dallas as a hub for entry into the backet balk championship tourney in February. Junior college and Freedmen teams contend at Dallas February 10 with regional and state AAU championships to follow. The schedule lists February 17 to February 24 events and entailing ships games alongside state matches.
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Regular fit business street wear at nine forty nine
Our selection offers regular fit business street wear priced at $9.49. The item provides value for casual and office settings with simple design and comfortable fabric suitable for daily use.
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