Pirates Get Lindstrom In Three Cornered NL Trade
National League owners open their economy meeting as a multi team deal involving Freddy Lindstrom sails past players and cash among the Giants Pirates and Phillies. The move centers on Lindstrom with Spencer and Terris among the linked players as the trade sets a pace for upcoming exchanges.
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Pirates
Lindstrom
Giants
Phils
New York Club
Spencer
George Davis
Phillies
Chick Fallis
Gus Dugas
United Press Cart
York
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
Sports Parade Notes On College Football Gags And Games
Georgetown sportswriter George H Beale reviews college football chatter and pranks surrounding Notre Dame and Southern California. He recalls players fearing tricks from rivals and the mood around upcoming Rose Bowl talk, with anecdotes about Nick Lukes and Mike Koken.
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Rely Banas
Calvornia
Smin
Notre Dame
Nick Lukes
Mike Koken
Nate
Smith
U S Athletes Win British Honors
American track and field stars earn British honors amid a disjointed report of trials and prospects for spring events. The piece mentions shot put and sprint tests, with unclear results and dates, and notes potential adjustments for senior competitors.
Cotton And Sarazen May Play World Tilt
London reports Britain’s Fred Cotton and American Ben Sarazen may contest the world championship next summer. Negotiations are said to be underway with Cotton willing to meet Sarazen, possibly 36 holes in Midland and London venues, setting a potential world title bout despite Sarazen already holding both Open titles.
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London
Bes
Cotton
Britain
Sarazen
Leeds
Romatech
Wally
Boxing Results Report From New York Philadelphia Cards
Fight results listed from New York and Philadelphia show multiple decisions. Notable bouts include Dominick Prtrome defeating an unnamed opponent in New York and Jack Rosenberg beating Paul Dhaney in Seattle. George Getfrey outpointed Walter Cobb in Philadelphia with several other near raffs and outcomes noted.
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New York
Benny Baan
Philadelphia
Bacrkenner
Dominick Prtrome
Jack Rosenberg
Hariem
Paul Dhaney
Seattle
Jimmy NeNemara
Bernal
California
George Getfrey
Walter Cobb
Kenane City
Viecest Heed
Alasiow
Phiadelphia
Jack Berger
Wombr
Eadie Allen
Letpervite
Charney Retrisf
Dulwth
Pretzels, C-T In Pin Match Tonight
The Guerin Pretzels seek to hold first place in City League bowling as they face Chronicle Telegram at Knights of Columbus alleys. One win could keep them ahead. two wins would drop them to second as Elks close in. Ball joins the C T lineup after leaving the Elks.
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Guerin Pretzels
Chronicle Telegram
Knights of Columbus
Elks
C-T
Ball
Indians Have Large Roster
A rough summary notes a large roster for the Indians with mentions of players William Perrin 1730 and Max W Gallizer as infielders. The text is garbled with scattered place mentions including New York and references to shate and purchase.
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New York
Wiliam Perrin
Max W Gallizer
Stagg Declines Chicago U Offer
A mishmash of names and phrases appears with unclear details but indicates Stagg turning down an offer from Chicago University. No verifiable facts or coherent context are present in the readable text.
Sets Speed Record at Worcester Track Event
A Worcester meet featured a standout performance setting a speed record. Despite early tight play and penalties, the event concluded with notable efforts by veterans and rising riders. The report highlights timekeeping, field results, and the crowd’s reaction to the record pace.
Pretzels and Be Speeds Practice Game Set Tomorrow
The Guenin Pretzels and Be Speeds plan a practice game tomorrow evening at 7. Players listed to participate include Miller Michaele Cook Henke Koviak Yuck Gerhard inger Smith and Byfer. Officials heard an interpretation of the rule of the basketball code presented by J E Bohn principal of Ashland High at a Northern Chin association meeting held last evening at the M C A.
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Wei
Miller
Michaele Cook
Henke
Koviak Yuck
Gerhard
Inger
Smith
Fer
Agen
J. E. Bohn
Ashland High
Youngsters Crowd Veteran Boxing Contenders
George Kirkley reports on rising boxing prospects and established champions across weight classes. Fighters from heavyweights to flyweights, including Baer, Ben Devy, Fred Steele, and Arizmendi, are profiled as potential title contenders with debates over favorites and matchups.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Newcommers
Oldtimers
Tory Canzoner
Tean
Teregtens
Jatk Bherses
Lempion
Destour
Seac
Max Beer
California
Winnipeg
Canada
Freddis Breele
Tarome
Wark
Barner Rowe
Chicago
Paul Dezzo
Baby Arizmend
Mexico
Bobby Brown
England
Baer
Califor
Bian
Olly
Heur
Megie Rosenbloom
New York
Battegha
Ce_cadens
Thempren
Ben Devy
New York State
Lehver
Fredde Steele
Tve
Jarkie Fivide
Tony
Dewy
Frankie't
Ureey
Minneapolis
Wood Defeats Espinosa to Claim Title
Wood defeated Espinosa 2-1 to win the title in a closely contested final. The match featured tight play and decisive moments as Wood secured the championship.
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Wood
Espinosa
Elyria Tankers Meet Sandusky
A fragmented account describes the Elyria Tankers meeting Sandusky with race events and performances. It mentions tensions and efforts, noting outcomes at the meet and remarks from participants about the competition and atmosphere.
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Elyria
Sandusky
Michigan Receipts Show Small Decline
University athletic board chair W. Argier released figures showing modest declines in 1972 athletic receipts and expenses. Total receipts fell to about 966 5t with overall disbursements near 126 072.26 dollars. The report covers two branches of athletics and notes a roughly 40 900 reduction in aid over two years.
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Ann Arbor - Tee
Brofes
W. Argier
Casirman
Eth‘etin Board
Athlet
Tle
Ohio Northern Tops Toledo 31 to 29 in Conference Opener
Ohio Northern defeated Toledo 31 to 29 in a tight conference opener. Povorky scored six field goals and two free throws after a 15-12 halftime lead, while Joe Shank led Toledo with 13 points before fouling out as Toledo held a five point edge earlier.
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Toledo
Oho Northern
Ōedo
Ohio Northern
Povorky
Met
Joe Shank
Lake Erie Coaches Meet In Cleveland
A Lake Erie League coaches meeting will be held tonight at the Central Y M C A in Cleveland. Representing Elrria are coaches Roy Crime Dave Eaton and Ralph Bauer and Faculty Manager Carl Smith. The main business will be arranging 1933 football schedules and naming four new executive secretaries. The article also notes the basketball season opening with a 62 to 21 win by an Elrria team over Georgetown College.
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Lake Erie
Central Y. M. C. A
Cleveland
Elrria
Roy Crime
Dave Eaton
Ralph Bauer
Carl Smith
Hannel Wins In First-Davis Clash At Palladium Rink
A packed crowd of about 600 watched the All Star amateur charity bout at the Palladium Rink last night. Hannel stopped Svi on a technical knockout in the main event after three knockdowns, with Neilitz suffering a towel save in the semi. The program featured several hard fought bouts and raised funds for the Elyria Businessmen’s Association.
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Ernie Hraden
Palladium
Lorain County
Simon Pures
Altheu
Elyria Busluemen's Association
Tt In
Don Jast
Matingo
Lloyd Hannel
Sammy Marsho
Blond 13
Ben
Neithz
Amherst
Neilitz
Wanng Mateh
Hunnel
Hannel
Offay Hoff
Lotda
Mal Guren
Kisrla
Guiensehn
Amd
Nathaniel
Lepe
Feseer
Oases
Aruba
Gerdes Ewer
Rome
Grid Official May Be High Ohio Judge
Cleveland observers expect Judge Carl Wespant to rule on a gridiron dispute at a January meeting. The case centers on impartiality and referee selection as authorities weigh a potential high court step amid football venue concerns.
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Ohio
Clark Unable To Play Against Bears Sundy
Portseroportan quarterback Clark declared unable to play versus the Bears on Sunday. The message reached Fortemouth after Spartans beat Gr Bar, with Clark remaining sidelined as Colorado pres se left.
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Clark
Bears Sundy
Portsssouth
Gydie
Clarz
Porteropportan
Tos
Chicago
Beskethal
Colorado Presse
Fortemouth
Spartans
Gr Bar
Brockton High Stars Shine On 1924 Football Team
Brockton, Dec. 74 Joe Skilings star of Brockton High football now tied to Jialph from Chester Minnesota. His younger brother Moi also plays left end on the year’s undefeated Lean. Team records and victories are highlighted as the brothers contribute to the season.
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Freddy Lindstrom
Freddy
Giants
Bill Terrs
Pirates
Brockton
Man
Joe Skilings
Brockton High Scheote
Tg Hall
Jialph
Chester
Minr
Moi
Lean
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You Fe
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Lee Prac
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Hormatee
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Los Angeles
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Prieze
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Lorain
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Norm Reigal
Danny Canalok
Lordin
Reigal
Tony Skorke
Jlinghey
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Charle Mchail
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Andy Block
Ddek Taylor
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Jim McLaughlin
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