Proposal Put Up To Move St Louis Browns In Texas League Deal
The San Antonio stockholders and St Louis Browns officials met in San Antonio to discuss a deal to operate the local Texas League franchise. Key league figures including Fred Ansenman, Jack Zeller, and J Alvin Gardner attended to help push the proposal. Details remained with the parties, but the plan aims to secure control for St Louis with favorable terms while preserving stockholder value.
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San Antonio
J. Alvin Gardner
McEvoy
Wichita Falls
Browns
San Antonis Turaday
Gardner
Texas Tergur
Louis
Gambino Wins Post Laurels in Houston Boxing Night
The Tort ham Houston amateur boxing event featured Gambino of the Ninth infantry winning the bantamweight crown by shocking Ko in a decisive knockout. Culp of the Twelfth field artillery upset Finney, delivering a four round battle, while Hardin met Kavanaugh in a tense free round that ended with a technical knockout for Gal. The card included the Hawaiian Islands contender Peavyweielst and other servicemen fighting for glory before a packed War C apartment theater audience.
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Koc
Tortham Houston
Boaby Elim Nation
Raw Gambina
Ntry
Ninth Infantry
Crawn
Tredding
Culp
Furius
Oscar Uoney
Piewy
Dilley
Frank Mallish
Finney
Jnce Lo Park
Aed
Trang
Hardin
Kavanaugh
Wartaugh
Greel
Indianapolis Inn Event Sparks Incomplete Report
An unreadable note from Indianapolis mentions an event on May 30 with unclear details about cars and offerings, referencing a gathering in or near an inn and a long advance. Names, places, and precise actions are obscured in the OCR.
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Indianapolis
Inn
Kports
Ruth Contract Talks With Yankees Over Salary
Babe Ruth rejects early offer of 39 000 and insists he will not sign for less than about 60 000 next season. He says the colonel has treated him fairly and plans talks with Ruppert before he leaves for the coast in February. Gehrig and Gomez also indicate they seek higher pay as the World Champions face salary adjustments. For 20 a month you can rent a four room furnished tower apartment at 811 Baltimore.
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New York
Thal
Babe Ruth
Babe
New York Yankees
Mansell
Sevard
Ruth
Nolihe
Raith
Ruppert
Tokahly
Howth Tate
Nol
Boris Lou Gehrig
Stagerie
Vernon Gomez
Baltimore
All But Two Yanks Asked To Take Out
New York Yankees chiefs loosened salaries with most players asked to accept cuts. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig are noted. Gehrig said his deal would be adjusted. Lefty Gomes and other stars reportedly resist full reductions.
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INS
Babe Truth
Ohain
New York Yankees
Bil Darrow
Johany Allen
Walter Birney
Gehrig
Fisthareman
Vernor
Gomes
Fac
M Micher
Argn Ab
Agnre
Oltichels Uday
Garden Reduces Prices, Carnera Calls Off Bout
New York report notes Madison Square Garden cut boxing prices angering Primo Carnera’s American representative Will Duffy. Carnera v Ernie Schaaf is off though scheduled for February 10 with a 15 round limit. Garden officials reduced ringside seats to 3.30 dollars after agreeing 5.50, prompting Duffy to threaten cancellation and accuse the venue of plotting public favors at his expense.
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Ernie Schaaf
New York
James J. Johnson
Madison Square Garden
Primo Carnera
Carnera
Ernie
Duffy
William F. Carey
Squadron 67 Cops Another Victory In Camp Normoyie Game
Squadron 67 beat Normoyie All-Stars 14 to 18 at Camp Normoyie on Tuesday night. Christie and Wolters led 67 with 22 points combined. Menger and Raymondeller contributed in support while numerous players from both squads were listed among substitutes and starters.
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Normoyie
Camp Normoyie
Alamo Heights
Brent
Christie
Wolters
Carl Menger
Raymondeller
Nice
Alanine Geights
Muckier
Sealer
Ballwid Lewin
Me Wivaly
Wyytth
Clan Shemas
Verch
Warr
Normayl
Sher
H. Humphries
Humphries
Rone
Howel
Waters
Dozer
Fogley
Hendrix
Menger
Dentys
Ogden
Ulah
Wichita Henrys
Italy
United Biliards
Bane
Texas Tech Signs Players From Kansas Staters
Texas Tech signs players from Kansas State and Oklahoma areas in a move affecting next season. The report notes anticipated competition, a first meeting with Jim Wildams, and a Western meet context with mentions of Texas Tech and Sayre, Oklahoma.
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Texas Tech
Kansas Staters
Acar
Sirens State College Pvlhioite
Decay
Lerbback
Texas
Jim Wildams
Achten to face K O Crom in Beethoven Hall card
Lick McCarley is out and John ny Achten, a rugged fighter, steps in to meet K O Crom in the 16 round main event at Beethoven Hall on Wednesday night. Warren said McCarley was not advertised and Achten was hastily substituted. Jimmy Scarmoza and Red Wughes 69 will referee as three other four round bouts accompany the card.
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Lick McCarley
Johnny Achten
Bal
Bob Warretya
Beethoven
Achten
K. O. Crom
McCurley
Warren
Achien
Jimmy Scarmoza
Red Wughes
Curley Simpson
Johnny Mir Tell
Edison Bears Take Three Cage Games
Edison Bears won three basketball games Tuesday in separate divisions. The senior team lost 21-14 to Honda Owis amid a rough, referee-dependent game. Edison shooters missed 10 free throws, yet still secured a 24-0 clean sheet against San Antonio club. The Glass Beany edged the Academy DB club 12-8 as Edison also faced Hinotaieinie county in a broader program.
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Coxen
Thomas
Golden Bears
Honda
Academy DB Club
The
Bears
Hinotaieinieri
Harlandale Beats Liberty Druggists In Local Clash
Harlandale High School routed Liberty Druggists 45 to 28 on Tuesday night led by Reynolds and Moody. Harlandale-Layton Kardow and Livingston powered the offense with key posts and guards contributing, while Liberty Druggists faced tight defense from Harlandale’s lineup.
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Liberty
Knvdow
Tlelngaton
Brown
Harlanetale High School
Clever Bexar County
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Moody
Layton
Kardow
Livingston
Wigs
Ann
Karda
Bibs
Sanders
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Dallgresn
Mathis
Piysh
Fore Wacda
Center
Arata Fiedlyn
Gapivda
Rubs
Ankers
Seni
MGM Milinh
Foxx Optimistic on A s Season Says 60 Homer Goal Possible
Atlantic City January 17 Jimmy Foxx believes the Philadelphia Athletics will rebound in 1933 despite some skeptical voices like George Earnshaw and Al Simmons. Foxx expects a strong core plus new talents such as Frank Higgins Dow Finney and Bob Johnson to boost the club, aiming for a 60 homer season pace and reclaiming last year’s spirit as Fort Myers workouts near.
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WN. J
Jimmy Foxx
George Earnshaw
Philadelphia Athletics
Jimmy
Earnshaw
Connie
al Simmons
Athletics
Poxx
Marpaleily
Simmons
White Sox
Mack
Frank Higgins
Dow Finney
Bob Johnson
Texpeck
Matt Spirit
Hiust
Babe Rut
Tulane Schedule Ready for 1933 Football Season
Dr. Wilbur C. Smith, Tulane athletic director, announced completion of final details for the Green Wave football schedule. Changes include Texas A&M moved to New Orleans on September 40, Mississippi State game shifted to November 11, and Colgate game date unchanged with Yankee Stadium hosting in New York.
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New Orleans
Jan
M.i
Wilbur C. Smith
Tulane Athlele
Ing
Green Wave
Tan
Texas A
Mississippi State
Avid
Colgate
Ak Yankee Sinettin
New York
Eagles and Jeffs in Big High Cage Game
Brackenridge and Lanier prepare for a tough high school basketball clash at Jefferson gym. Both teams seek top status with key players and coaches named, while fans pay 45 cents adults and 15 cents students to watch.
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Jeffs
Sluey
Moses
Jingbeuk Beale
Wheelhorse
Carl Aber
Brilian
Jimmy McMillan
Harry Himnilon
Dietzel
Kaxdoy
Big Ray Smith
Norris
Cardenas
Ceceras
Lanier
Tecd
Escobeda
Sanchez
Bimpi
Rodrigues
Gomes
Beck
Wie
Veek
Brek
Little Diaz
Escoveda
Berrigues
Mendoza
Inte
Subs
Sosa
Gabeales
Hernandes
Reyna
Bernal
D. Hernandes
Tech—Diaz
Balilla
Ridgeway
Gomez
Hammel
Ennie
Riva
Jaramon
Boggess
Andrews
Upire
Meksnight
Rune
Timer
Stow Eyes West Texas for Revival of Pro Baseball
Stow, secretary of the Beaumont club of the Texas league, begins West Texas tour to revive pro baseball after the 1929 league demise. He favors a cooperative schedule like the Nebraska State League and envisions a $1000 monthly salary, plus manager wages, with stops planned in Cisco, Sweetwater, San Angelo, Coleman, Ballinger, and possibly Texon. The note also mentions Southwestern defeating Georgetown in a basketball series, 48 to 4.
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Abilene
Bobby Stow
Beaumont
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Wapes
Cisco
Sweetwater
San Angela
Coleman
Ballinger
Texon
Palvoniaed
Red Grange Seeks Coast Coaching Post Next Fall
Former Illini star Red Grange, the Galloping Ghost, plans to coach next fall on the coast. He told International News Service he is strongly considering a Marino Coast football opportunity and has spoken with several groups about a role.
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Jan Lal
Foothill
Eigit
Rnk Harald
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Ltlinels
Marino
9 Coast
Duncan and Chiro Quintets Win in League Play
Two favored teams won decisively in the Commercial Basketball League at Woodbent Lake. Duncan defeated the Smokehouse 61 to 31, while the Yoxes Ghiro Hawks beat the Kentey Grocers 46 to 92. Hulky Fletcher starred for Stogles with 16 points as Flores and Stockwell led the Hawks. Lineups and substitutions are listed, with numerous players named across both games.
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Trawks
Duncanfeild
Elinger
Boss
Olive
P. Wright
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Stockwell
Wilegg
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Veltman
Norton
Howell
McCarley
Rodriguez
Tall- L. Salas
Perdyce
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Alejandro
Ramirez
Thisias
Rich
Demmey
Mitenella
Chives
Sink Svante
Tye Puary
Lineman Wald
Chivas Kenney
Eriol
Midas
Atleh
Kelvans
Freddy
Eh Weung
Ang Valin
Daan Fleye
Griffiths Falls to Ramage in Wide Margin Bout
Los Angeles January 16. Ramage a San Diego sharp shooter defeated Griffiths of Sioux City in a 10 round bout before 6000 fans. Ramage weighed 182 pounds to Griffiths 186. The match ended with a decisive margin for Ramage. Also notes Cameron Tourney in San Benito Texas with A Moore named director general and assorted school committee selections for March 24-25.
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Young Ramage
Los Angeles
Ee Ramage
San Diego
Sioux City
Iowa
Cameron Tourney
San Benito
Trxas
A. Moore
la Perla
Cameron Commty Interscholastic League
W. R. ‘Jones
Brownsville
Vival
Maud Nosler
J. P. Brek
Harlingen
Oxteroporn Penus
J. You
Baty Benito
Nest Felps
Saura Rosa
C. Montgomery
Stuart Place
Loa
Pritels
Priovern
FL. Crown
Harline Ken
C. B. Watt
Ba Bevin
Sy Rasco
Bi Jardin
F. & McConnell
Port Tsabel
Curtiss Golf Meet Opens At Miami In Trophy Play
The annual Glenn H. Curtiss trophy golf tournament for juveniles began in Miami. Three players tied for the qualifying medal with 44 holes at 14 over par. Names include H F P Bowker Riverside Dr Garl Gonzales Tempa and Tom Sacroll New Britain Conn. Other scores listed include Z D Vavia Cedar Rapids Iowa Ts Lee Chase Sr Buffalo Wagner Chicago and Ty Brucker Detroit.
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Wagner
Chicago
Brucker
Detroit
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