Herman Traded To Cubs Fourth Major Club For Four Players
Chicago fans hailed the deal as Herman the left handed slugger joins the Cubs from Cincinnati in exchange for Johnny Moore Lance Richbourg Bob Smith and Rollie Hemsley plus cash. The 6 foot 4 inch outfielder at 180 pounds brings power speed and rallying appeal to a Cubs lineup seeking punch after a lean World Series showing. Herman boosted Cubs hopes with a strong track record at bat and improved baserunning while renewing fan interest at Wrigley Field.
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Cubs
Bob Smith
Rollie Hemsley
Johnny Moore
Lance Richbourg
Reds
Gardener
George Kirkley
United Press
Hicago
Floyd Caves
Babe
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
William Veeck
Berman
New York Yankees
Hornsby
Cuyler
English
Stephenson
Hack Wilson
Delght
Pro Loop Teams in Title Game
Portsmouth, Ohio December 1 With the NFL championship at stake the Green Bay Packers meet the Portsmouth Spartans at Universal Stadium on Sunday in a game Expected to draw a record crowd. The Packers have 10 wins and one tie with only one loss. The Spartans have one loss and four ties while the Bears can still win the title with one loss and six ties. After Portsmouth the Packers face the Bears. Packers practice in Columbus all week in good condition.
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Portsmouth
National Football League
Green Bay Packers
Portsmouth Spartans
Universal Stadium
Packers
Spartans
Chicago Bears
Bears
Green Bay
Columbus
Army Navy Gridiron Rivalry Returns to Franklin Field
Returning to Philadelphia to renew the historic Army Navy clash at Franklin Field, the storied venue hosts the annual matchup once again. Franklin Field, long a stage for service school rivalries, has seen 16 Army Navy games, with other sites like Polo Grounds and Soldier Field hosting portions of the series. The 1899 kickoff began a long tradition, initially on service fields, then moving to larger venues as public interest surged.
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University of Pennsylvania
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Carlisle
New York City
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West Point
Annapolis
Princeton
N. J
Baltimore
Chicago
Soldier’s Field
Iistoris
Blues Meet Trojans In Final Game Sunday
The East Side Blues and Trojans clash Sunday in the season finale. The Trojans, city lightweight title holders, have one loss this season, to Amherst Ex- Hy's, and play at Jefferson at 2 20. Trojans meet Saturday practice at Jefferson at 9 o'clock.
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Trojans
Amherst
Jefferson
Lu O
Panthers Clash With Lorain Comets At Jefferson
Elyria Panthers meet Lorain Comets at Jefferson field in a season finale after a previous 7-0 win over Lorain at Lorain. The Comets previously held Lorain Bantams to 7-0 while Elyria lost 15-0 to the Bantams, closing the schedule for Lorain Bantams.
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Jefferson Field
Lorain
Panthers
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Loral Bantam
Interservice Football Rivalry History at Princeton and Beyond
The record outlines Army and Navy football matchups from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It notes Army's 17 wins in 21 games against service schools, Navy's 12 wins, several ties, and lists years of victories and non-playing periods due to war or breaks.
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ARMY
Navy
Chronicle Elks in Pin Match Tonight
The Chronicle Telegram reports a City League bowling match tonight between the Chronicle and the Elks, with the Eagles also contending for second place. The Elks must beat the newspapermen in three straight games to secure temporary runner up status in the standings.
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Chronicle Telegram
Elks
Knights of Columbus
Eagles
Kawolics Leads Local Keeglers In City Bowling Standings
Eddie Kawolics stars for Guenin Pretzels leading the City bowling league averages at 193 per game. Bernard Webner of the Chronicle Telegram trails, Hal Shafer of the Eagles sits third with 186, and George Bonn of the Elks posts 187. The Elks own season high team and single-game marks, while Schafer holds the high three-game total at 650 and Bohn records a 243 high single. Complete averages through November 24 list many bowlers across clubs including Clark's Service and Chronicle Telegram staff.
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Guenin Pretzels
Joe Otten
Kawolics
Maples
Bernard “Beane
Webner
Chronicle-Telegram
Hal Shafer
Eagles
Schafer
George Bonn
The
Elks
Trophy Placed In New London Case
The North High School Athletic league trophy is now in New London’s case marking the twenty third such trophy for the city in eight years. The 1932 silver base trophy features terraced design with Grecian columns and a ball carrier figure in gold. An inscription reads N H H A II Champions 1932.
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New London
North High School Athletic League
Carroll Signs To Coach Indian Ic ers
Cleveland Hockey of the International League signs veteran Dick Carroll as chief coach. Manager Holmes announced the hire as Cleveland seeks improvement after losing five of seven starts this season.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Hockey
Dick Carroll
Holmes
Elyria High Opens Season with Green Openers
Elyria High Lightweights start the 1932-33 basketball season tomorrow at Berea, with Coach Dave Eaton reshaping a young squad around two lettermen Gene Myers and Joe Brove. Stan Davies shows scoring potential, while Harold Smith and John Lugas are newcomers ready for the Berea opener. The team works to establish a starting quintet amid practice and player shifts, after key losses to Lake Erie League officials. The sixteen game schedule includes eight league contests with Shaw, Lorain, Oberlin, and Lakewood among others, with home and away dates listed through March 3.
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Frank Wolendziak
Elyria High
Berea
Berea High
Dave Eaton
Gene Myers
Joe Brove
Myers
Brove
Alex Blerek
Bob Blair
Stan Davies
Harold Smith
John Lugas
Harold Dickens
Dick Urig
Joe Stutz
Andy Simon
Richard Emerich
Vernon Smith
Herbert Meister
Alvin Schnauk
Don Thompson
Stan Swindling
Eaton
Dave
Paul Nash
Lake Erie League
Lke A
Chester Zgoda
la Grange High
Tom Doane
Joe Bakas
Chuck Coen
Charles Pruski
Lake Fire
Shaw
Amherst
Clearview
Oberlin
Fremont
John Hay
Lorain
Heights
Lakewood
Crowley Seen As New Fordham Grid Mentor
Henry McLemore reports Fordham faces a pivotal coaching decision for 1933 with names like Crowley Emma Boole and Pete the iceman floated, but Joy may dominate the selection. Ed Danowski shines as a standout back and potential star for next season, while Fordham rebuilds after a strong 1932 run and limited graduation losses.
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New Fordham
Henry McLemore
United Press
EW York
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Fordhams
Brother Bush
Donie
Fordham
Warner
Neyland
Stuhldreher
Joe
Madigan
Emma Boole
Pete the Iceman
Merchants Claim City Light Heavyweight Title Fight
The Merchants allege the city light heavyweight title and accuse manager Juicy Klein of Mercurys of dodging a championship game. They invite any challenger and propose a title match to be played Sunday if a contest is arranged.
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City Grid
Herman “Juicy Klein
The
Mercuries
Juniors Edge Out Seniors In Swim Meet
The 1932 Elyria High Inter-Class swimming meet ends with the Juniors at 37 points, Seniors 32, Sophomores 24, and Freshmen 18 as the Juniors win two medleys and relay events led by Hob Carr. Alfie O Donnell and Jimior Uria figure among top scorers. Oberlin meet tentatively planned for Friday.
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Chuck Hupp
Elyria
Hob Carr
Alfie’ O'Donnell
Uris
Oberlin College
East High of
Cleveland
Bandusky Hizb
Northwest Players Picked on All Northwest Team
The United Press honor roll splits evenly among Bluffton Defiance Findlay and Wilmington. Bluffton stars Schaeublin Kliewer Brown earn first team honors. Defiance and Findlay place three players each with Rex Newton Jones Gardner and Bellman highlighted. Bowers and Newton repeat on first team for a second year. Northwest Conference coaches aided selection.
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Ralph Teatforth
United Press
Columbus
Bec
Bluffton
Defiance
Findier
Wilmington
Robert Schaeublin
Waldo Kliewer
Jerry Brown
Findlay
Miller
Bowers
Laron Rex
Edgar Newton
Nelson Jones
Jim Gardner
Herb Bellman
Lester Brown
Newton
Northwest
Bishops Name Raugh Honorary Captain at Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio Wesleyan football members select John Raugh of Altoona Pennsylvania as honorary captain. Raugh earned a guard spot on the United Press Alle Buckeye conference team. Roy Bennett of Dayton is voted the most valuable player on the Ohio Wesleyan squad.
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Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
John Raugh
Altoona
Raugh
United Press
Roy Bennett
Dayton
Hiker Wants It For It Was Joy Leading Fordham
The passage credits It Was Joy with taking control after Cavanaugh’s layoff, bringing Fordham forward. It argues he should be given a chance to run the entire operation, highlighting the handicap of not being in absolute charge.
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Rams
Danowski
Bob McNamara
Jimmy Crowley
Michigan State
Frank Cavanaugh
Lafayette
John McEwan
Holy Cross
Crowley
Fordham
Georgia
Stanford
Slippery Rock
Long Inland Dental
Maine
Jimmy
Hiker
Middies Seek Luck To Beat Army In All Important Game
The Navy Middies from Annapolis aim to end an eleven year drought by defeating Army this Saturday. Coach Rip Miller and the squad adopt superstitions, including ringing the old Japanese Bell if Navy wins and a pre game trip to a Philadelphia country club. The Army side keeps pre game routines simple and would gain pride from victory.
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Midshipmen
Navy
Henry
United Press
York
Annapolis
Wey
Naval Academy
Philadelphia
Army
Bob Folwell
Pennsylvania
Middles
West Pointers
Naval Academy Corps
Academy
Baltimore
Princeton
Eliades
Miller
Notre Dame
Knute Rovkne
West Point
Nagy
Bill
Hi Speeds Seek Class A Basketball Games
Elyria Hi Speeds, last year's Lorain County champions and runners-up, have reorganized for the coming season and seek games with any Class A teams in Lorain County and area. Interested managers should write Bill Cox at 266 Prospect Street, Elyria, Ohio.
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Lorain County
Iernity
Bill Cox
Prospect Street
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan announces 27 football letters awarded
DELAWARE O Dec 1 The Ohio Wesleyan athletics board announced 27 football letters awarded to players from multiple states and cities including Harry Barker Buffalo N C Arthur Belt Baltimore Ohio Roy Bennett Dayton Wilmer Dickerson Adena Robert Forsythe Cambridge Robert Given Stenbanville Ray Harley Ashtabula James Hoff Columbus Floyd Kennan Delaware Donald Lantz Canton Jack McKlivain Lakewood Harlan Mills Warren Nelson Moore Detroit William Mussun Cleveland George Myerley Danville Pa Jack Palmer Fort Wayne Ind Edward Pape Elyria John Raugh Altoona Pa Dale Rose Clarington Frank Sayers Columbus Robert Smith Marion Robert Soper Delaware John Turley Delaware Charles Vanderwort Portsmouth George Wertz Delaware Howard White Circleville Charles Worchester Norwood John Lenhart Cleveland awarded a senior manager letter.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Harry Barker
Buffalo
N. C
Arthur Belt
Baltimore
Roy Bennett
Dayton
Wilmer Dickerson
Adena
Robert Forsythe
Cambridge
Robert Given
Stenbanville
Ray Harley
Ashtabula
James Hoff
Columbus
Floyd Kennan
Donald Lantz
Canton
Jack McKlvain
Lakewood
Harlan Mills
Warren
Nelson Moore
Detroit
William Mussun
Cleveland
George Myerley
Danvill
Jack Palmer
Fort Wayne
Ind
Edward Pape
Elyria
John Raugh
Altoona
Dale Rose
Clarington
Frank Sayers
Robert Smith
Marion
Robert Soper
John Turley
Charles Vanderwort
Portsmouth
George Wertz
Howard White
Circleville
Charles Worcester
Norwood
John Lenhart
New London High School Cage Schedule Set for Fourteen Games
The New London High School basketball schedule for the coming season lists fourteen games, including ten North High league matchups. The season opens December 21 at Savannah, with dates through February 24 against Vermilion Wellington Amherst Medina Ridgeville and more. Bays and girls games on same night.
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Savannah
North Fairfield
Wellington
Greenwich
Ridgeville
Medina
Vermilion
Ansherst
Hidceville
Nova
New Location
Amherst
Hera
Elyria Cagers Wind Up Drills Ahead of Berea Game
Elyria High cagers wrapped a week of hard practice preparing for their season opener tomorrow night at Berea. Coach Clymer has yet to name his starting five though Jones and Machock start at forwards with Jurkhowski at center and Lehman at guard.
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Machock
Jurkhowski
Lehman
Conlum
Uric
Elbert
Carr
Doane
Dudley
Crimson
Amherst
Braun
Lorain
Berea
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