Washington and St. Louis complete AL largest trade to date
The American League finalizes a pair of multi player deals with eight players swapping clubs. Washington sends Lloyd Brown Sam West and Carl Reynolds to St Louis for Walter Stewart Goose Goslin and Fred Schulte. Washington also trades Earl Whitehill for Stewart. Goslin returns to his original club while Whitehill adds veteran lefthander depth. In the NL Giants set the pace with minor deals and the Braves pick up Yerman Guselman and Al Wright for William Walters.
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Brown
West
Reynolds
Browns
Goslin
Schulte
Stewart
Marberry
Detroit
Whitehill
N. L
Henry
United Press
EW York
St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
Washington
Lloyd Brown
Sam West
Carl Reynolds
St. Louis
Walter Stewart
Goose” Goslin
Fred Schulte
Bucky Harris
Detrai Tigers
Earl Whitehill
Harris
Fred
Whitehills
Wild Goose
Potomac
Heinie Manush
Alvin Crowder
Walter Johnson
Winte Sox
Bill E’ckey
Yankee
Gritton Stadium
Forching Pate
New York Giants
Eddie Marshallovic
Buffalo Bisons
Giants
John “Blondy
Ryan
Boston Braves
Yerman Guselman
al Wright
Bateau
San Francisco Missions
William Walters
Montreal
Cineresti Peds
Charles “Boots” Blair
Los Angeles
Mermaid stars to compete in Miami aquatic meet
Miss Georgia Coleman leads United States mermaids in a national Olympic Stars Aquatic Meet at the Miami Biltmore Country Club December 29 to 31 under the Florida Year-Round Clubs and Amateur Athletic Union. Others include Miss Katharine Rawls, Lenore Knight, Anna May Gorman, Margaret Hoffman, and Joan McSheeny from major swimming clubs.
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Miami
Fla
Georgia Coleman
Los Angeles
United States
Miami Biltmore Country Club
Floridaa
Florida Association of the Amateur Athletie Union
Californias
Panama
New York
Katharine Rawls
Miss Coleman
Rawls
Lenore Knight
Anna May Gorman
Homestead Library Club
Homestead
Helene Madison
Margaret Hoffman
Scranton Swimming Club
Pennsylvania
Joan McSheeny
Women’s Swimming Association
Oxford Cambridge Boat Race Sparks University Debate
Oxford faces a tenth straight defeat in the annual Cambridge boat race. Isis the Oxford undergraduate journal warns of public indifference if Oxford loses again, while Cambridge responds that victory would boost public interest. Crum, Oxford Boat Club president, protests lack of support in a letter.
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London
Oxford University
Cambridge University
Brown
Oxford
Isis
Cambridge
W. C. C. Erskine Crum
Oxford University Boat Club
Orford
City Pin League Matches Tonight
The Elks face the Knights of Columbus and the Eagles play the Clarks in two City League bowling matches scheduled for tonight.
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City
Elks
Knights of Columbus
Eagles
Indiana Leads In Cage Results With Several Matches
United Press reports scores from Bloomington and Chicago games including Indiana defeating Donauw 39 to 19 and Loyola topping Davie Elking 25 to 20. Purdue beat Miami 48 to 24 in Lafayette while Missouri loss to Luttler 80 to 24 in Indianapolis. Athens Ohio 41 Wilmington 24 and Cincinnati 35 Darton 14. Bowling Green 12 Pluffton 24. New basketball rules allow forward passing in all zones, speeding up play after last season's defensive-zone allowance.
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United Press
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Donauw
Chicago
Davie Elking
Loyola
Lafayette
Purdue
Miami
Indianapolis
Luttler
Mise Gsouri
Athens
Ohio
Wilmington
Cincinnati
Darton
Bowling Breen
Bowling Firen
Pluffton
Seek To Regain Reinstatement For Babe Didrikson
Records of the local Dodge agency on Babe Didrikson’s automobile advertisement were sent to New York as part of a campaign to restore her amateur status. Homer Mitchell and E Gordon Perry speak for the campaign noting no ill will toward Dodge and that Didrikson seeks only reinstatement.
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Dallas
Tex
Jocal Dodge
Babe Didrikson
New York
Homer Mitchell
Insurance
Athletic
E. Gordon’ Perry
Perry
Miss Didrikson
Mitchell
Abesurd
Daniel Ferris
National A. A. v
Dodge Company
Dodge Brothers
Babe
Elyria Tanks Face Sandusky in Home Meet
Elyria High stars Carr and Urig lead the swim roster as the Crimson host Sandusky at the YMCA pool tomorrow afternoon. O'Donnell brothers Alfis and Eddie appear in the 100 yard backstroke, Chesler in the 100 yard breast, with Weiland, Brown and others vying for remaining spots in events and relays amid Sandusky's diving champion entry.
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Chuck
O'Donnell
Alfis
Eddie
Chesler
Weiland
Bud Brown
Crimson
Ohio State Cagers Schedule Two Non-Conference Games
Columbus Ohio. With a Western Conference rule change allowing non-conference games, Ohio State will add two basketball games this season. One likely against Western Reserve in Cleveland on January 25, and another slot on January 24 or 21.
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Columbus
G. Dew
Onto State
Seasn
Western Reserve
Cleveland
MAT RESULTS HY UNITED FRES AT LOS ANGELE
The report lists weightlifting results with several competitors and scores. Jim Londo and George Zaharian are noted with top lifts. Dick Davixcourt Hane Steinke and Vic Cyrints are among others mentioned with figures around two to three hundred pounds.
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HY United Fres
Los Angele
Jim Londo
George Zaharian
Coterado
Hitle Envivon
Dick Davixcourt
Hane Steinke
Red Gruhmier
Chet WeGake
Vic Ciyrints
Henry
Ora
Bowling Green College Tops Bluffton in Midweek Game
Bowling Green College defeated Bluffton College 42 to 28 at home on Wednesday. Bluffton forward Alpaugh added 12 points in the contest.
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Bowling Green
Bowling Green College
Bluffton Colleges
Alpaugh
Bluffton
Pointe
Springfield golf course posts near ten thousand profit
UPI reports the Fran ona course operated by the city of Springfield showed a net profit of nearly $10,000 for the past season. It served a total of 72,082 players.
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Sphiaurisguv
Mass
UPI
Fran Ona Courge
Springfield
Elected N C Leader Raleigh Football Captain Elected
Edgar Cumiskey of Youngstown Ohio was chosen captain of North Carolina State's 1923 football team and will play fullback. The article notes a historical reference to Linclan and a 1863 work defining the laws and wages of war later incorporated into a 1914 code.
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N.C
Raleigh
Edgar Cumiskey
Youngstown
Ohio
Cantain
North Carolina
Linclan
Francs Liebe
Columbia University
United States
British Golf Writers Debate Jones Amateur Status
British writers question whether Bobby Jones would compete as an amateur or professional if he visits England for next year’s British Open. They compare American practice jobs and British traditions, noting Jones’s Royal and Ancient Club membership and the unlikely payout of 160 pounds if he plays as a professional.
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Harry L. Percy
United Press
Bobby Jones
England
Wid
United States
Jones
Royal and Ancient Club
St. Andrews
Great Britain
Dengue Fever Shapes Auburn Wins in 1932 Battles
The piece recalls dengue fever crippling Tulane in 1932 and shaping Auburn’s football season. It notes Auburn’s 14 0 loss to Tulane and details 1911 and 1932 games where fever and scrubs played key roles in victories or near misses against Georgia Tech and Georgia, with standout acts by Boozer Pitts, Kirk Newell, and “Sheep” Lamb.
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Ben Cotaras
United Press
Divic
Tulane University
Louisiana State
Louisiana
Tulane
Auburn
Texas
Georgia Tech
Boozer Pitts
Kirk Newell
Mike Donahue
Reynolds Tichenor
Pitts
Savannah
Georgia
Whorter
Lamb
McWhorter
Timon Bowden
Sancken
Ohio U Wins 41-29 Over Wilmington in Basketball
Ohio University defeated Wilmington College 41 to 29 in Athens. Beyeny and Brown led the Buckeyes with 15 points each, while King scored 10 for Wilmington. Ohio opened the game leading 19 to 13 at halftime as its offense clicked in the Tafs portion of each half.
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Athens
Dac
Ohio University
Wilmington College
Beyeny
Brown
Ohio
King
Wilmington
Hale
Ohio State Coach Peppe Plans December Swimming Dates
Ohio State swimming coach Michael Peppe announced schedule blocks with Akron and Toledo tank teams. OSU swimmers will travel to Akron on December 26 and Toledo on December 27. Peppe also hopes to arrange contests with the Cincinnati Friars Club and the Cleveland Athletic Club.
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Columbus
Michael Peppe
Ohio State
Akron
Toledo
Peppeeno
Cincinnati Friars Club
Cleveland Athletic Club
Peden Rumored As New Coach At Chicago
CHICAGO December 16. Lion Peden coach at Ohio University Athens Ohio is named as a leading candidate to replace Amos Alonzo Stagg as University of Chicago coach. Peden played end and halfback under Bo Zuppke years ago and has produced strong Ohio teams including a 1929 unbeaten season. Ohio defeated Navy 14 to 0 and lost two games last season, one to Indiana 7 to 6.
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Chicago
Lion Peden
Ohlo University
Athens
Ohio
Amos Alonzo Stagg
UV. of
Peden
Bo Zuppke
Maois Tan
Ohio U
Navy
Indiana
Nabakowski Roofers Rout Blepp Coombs Five
The Nabakowski Roofers of Amherst Lorain County claimed their third straight win in semipro basketball by routing the Blepp Coombs of Cleveland 37 to 17 on the Amherst High court. Joe Varsa paced Amherst with 13 points on five field goals and three free throws, while Bill Guild added eight. Cabala Dietz and Kasper led Cleveland with four apiece.
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Amherst
Nabakowski Roofers
Lorain County
Blepp- Coombs
Cleveland
Joe Varsa
South Amherst
Oberlin
Roofers
Bill Guild
Cabala
Dietz
Kasper
Marchioness Harness Champion Tops 1932 Trotters Honors
The Marchioness, driven by Will F. Caton, led 1932 harness racing with a fastest trot mile of 1:59 1-4 and top earnings of 52,327. She was named three year old trotter champion and leading money winner, while Dr H M Parshall topped drivers with 69 wins and Will F Caton earned 53,369 in winnings. Other 1932 champions include His Majesty the two year old pacer and Spencer McElwyn the two year old trotter.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
Will Gahagan
Trotting Horse Club of
Ameties
Cold Cash
His Majesty
Mc Ian
Spencer McElwyn
Charles Jackson
Chicago
Homer Walton
Indianapolis
Ind
C. F. Crowley
Cleveland
H. M. Parshall
Urbana
Dr. Parshall
Trotter
W. H. L. McCourtie
Dallas
Texas
Town Berry
Hanover
Marchioness
Ralph R. Keeler
Auburn
N.Y
Will F. Caton
Syracuse
N. Y
Milan
Italy
Broadcast Ban Faces Almost Certain Defeat
United Press reports at a joint meeting of National and American League owners the proposed ban on broadcasting baseball games faced near certain defeat. Unanimous votes were required. few clubs supported it, including the St Louis Cardinals. Other items discussed included World Series ticket sales and player Amit timing. Umpire salary reductions were also considered.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
York
John A. Heydler
National
Willan
St. Louis Cardinals
Yankees
Cubs
Seven Straight Wager Plan Looms at Agua Caliente Meet
Angeles dispatch reports a new seven straight winners wagering plan to open December 26 at Agua Caliente. The scheme promises a $5,000 prize if a bettor selects seven consecutive winners, with tickets priced like standard matuel bets and the pool potentially accumulating if no one hits.
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George H. Beale
Henry McLemore
Angeles
T.p
Agua Caliente
Metica
Agua Caliente Jockey Club
Joseph M. Schenck
Turkey Clubh
Schenck
Cq) Grossman
Mentecan Turf Writers’ Club
Tiamana
California
Grossman
Dr. Wilson
Cincinnati Quint Defeats Dayton 39 34 In Tight Battle
Cincinnati University edged Dayton University 39 to 34 after a halftime deficit. Bill Summerville led Cincinnati with 15 points while Stan Corbett led Dayton with 12.
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Cincinnati Quint
Dayton
Cincinnati
Dee
University of Cincinnati
University of Dayton
Bill Summerville
Stan Corbett
Ohio State to Meet Notre Dame in Indoor Track Duel
Columbus Ohio December 15 WP Ohio State has scheduled an indoor track meet with Notre Dame at South Bend on February 18. It will be the first dual track meet between the two universities since 1913.
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Solumbus
Ohio State
Notre Dame
South Bend
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