Grimes Trade Boosts Cubs 1932 Pennant Hopes
Chicago Cubs sent Burleigh Grimes to the St Louis Cardinals in exchange for Hack Wilson. The deal aims to sharpen plans for a 1932 pennant run under Rogers Hornsby, who values Grimes for his cutting edge pitching and past success against the Cubs.
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Rogers Hornsby
Sam Breadon
Branch Rickey
William Veeck
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New York Giants
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Mack's Hurlers Have Remarkable Earned Run Mark
Philadelphia Athletics pitchers posted a 3.47 earned run average to dominate the season. Robert M. Grove starred with 31 wins and 4 losses, .886 winning percentage, and 29.5 innings per seven seasons highlighted by strong strikeouts and ERA leadership. Grove’s 30-win feat places him among elite AL hurlers, alongside Bagby Chesbro Welsh Wood and Johnson. In seven seasons Grove built a 146-61 record and a .705 mark. Two overtime periods produced St Paul-Lutheran’s 29 28 victory over Capital University at Columbus. Captain Schiadlhy delivered the deciding basket.
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Jim Bagby
Cleveland
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Jeff Chesbro
New York
Ed Welsh
Joe Wood
Boston
Walter Johnson
Washington
George Walberg
A’s Grove
Lumbus
St. Paul-Luthe
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Schiadhly
Minnesotans
Perroni Wins Over Sekyra In Dayton Boxing Meet
Patsy Perroni of Canton defeated Joe Sekyra of Dayton by an 18 round decision in Dayton. Perroni weighed 183 pounds to Sekyra’s 178, delivering the decisive blows despite Sekyra rallying late. Other Dayton bouts saw Clarence Fisher beat Bobby Jones in six rounds, Young Coach edging Pat Moore, and Ace Lightning drawing with Henry Beatty in six rounds.
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Joe Sekyra
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Patsy Perroni
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Sekyra
Beky
Elyria set to clash with Sandusky in key swim meet
Elyria high faces Sandusky in a Friday swim duel. Sandusky stars include Harry Skaliman state diving champion Ned Miller and John Santer with veteran relay unit Joe Miller Arthur Kramer Normar Fisher and John Souter. Blue Streaks eyed improved back and breast stroke events led by Alex Sauter Paul Ebert Stanton Minor Jim Blumenstadt and Al McMahon.
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John Santer
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Arthur Kramer
Normar Fisher
John Souter
Paul Ebert
Stanton Minor
Jim Blumenstadt
al McMahon
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Warne Berinch
Coach Schell
Bay City
Cleveland Meets Windsor Tonight
Cleveland meets Windsor on Windsor’s rink in the International Hockey League aiming to break a three way tie with Pittsburgh idle. Cleveland carries a crippled defense after Frew Daly and Mike Brophy were sidelined, with two games remaining this week against London and Pittsburgh.
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Purdue Cagers Romp Over Notre Dame 32-24
SOUTH BEND Ind December 10 A veteran sharp Purdue basketball team defeated Notre Dame 32 to 24 in Big Ten play. The Boilers led 18 to 7 at halftime with co captains Harry Keller and Johnny Wooden held to one field goal each. Bill Newbold led Notre Dame with four goals and two free throws.
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Dempsey Exhibits Talent in Winnipeg Exhibition
In Winnipeg Dee 16 Cp Jack Dempsey drew the city’s biggest boxing crowd, staging light bouts with Angus McDonald Steve Trojack and Charlie Belanger. The ex-champion toyed with opponents landing few solid punches as 8,000 spectators watched a $12,000 gate. Gloves sold for charity brought $250.
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Basketball Results From United Press Feed
Scores list shows Heidelberg 30 Kent State 24 Wayton 26 Cedarville 22 Ohio University 29 Westminster 24 Ohio Northern 0 Hinton 18 St Paul Minn Luther 29 Capital 28 Vardur Notre Dame 2 Turduc 24 Notre Dame 18 Wisconsin 30 Pittsburgh 20 Southern California wh. Missouri 20 Loyola 88 Arkansas 26 Monmouth 31 Tow Wesleyan 1d.
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Passing Of Famed Sport Trio Marks March 1921
Jack Lords notes a grim March 1921 with the deaths of three sports icons E S Barnard Byron Johnson and Knut Rockne. The column recalls their impact on American league baseball Notre Dame football and the wider sports world with other notable March events including boxing tennis golf and speed records.
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Cottonwood Falls
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Wisconsin Nose Out Pitt 30 29 in Madison
Wisconsin edged Pittsburgh 30 to 29 as the Badgers nearly blew the game after a floor exiting incident 12 seconds before the final buzzer. Pittsburgh led 17 15 at halftime before Wisconsin rallied for the win.
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Ohio Northern Defeats Bluffton 30 to 18 in Basketball
Ohio Northern boosted by an early 11 point lead, cruised to a 30 to 18 victory over Bluffton Tuesday night. The Polar Bears led 16 to 9 at halftime as Allen scored seven points matching Bluffton guard Froetz. Both teams played loosely throughout the game.
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Dayton U. beats Cedarville 26 to 22 in rough duel
In Dayton Ohio on December 16 the University of Dayton jumped to an early lead and defeated Cedarville College 26 to 22. Four sophomores started for Dayton and Letchtle, a former Dayton High School star, led with nine points as Dayton held a 16 to 7 advantage at halftime.
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Fight Results Across Cities From United Press
Montreal bouts saw Lonw Brouthard and Baby Joe Gann draw in welterweight action. Lew Ferber outpointed by Bobby Tl eCham in a New York card. Vernon Cormier won in Sacknow. Peter Jackson drew. Hymie Wisenmn defeated in Minneapolis. Paul Wangley KOed Johnny Ryan in Milwaukee. Prince Saunders beat Allen Whitlow in Indianapolis.
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Seek To Organize Soccer Team Here
Elyria fans gain local soccer hope as the newly formed Elyria All-Scots plan a return match with Lorain United after a 2 to 0 loss. They also seek a game with Oberlin College and call a Jefferson Field practice for Saturday afternoon inviting former players and interested locals.
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Guards Handed Drubbing By Ashland Team 47-2
Headquarters Company st lion basketball team traveled inland last night where they redefined by the 135th Hospital Company by a score of 47 23 being outplayed throughout the entire contest Morr and Wiley were the high scorers for the winners with fourteen and seven points respectively Lange with twelve markers and Sehultz with eight read the local cagers
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Kiwanis Club Wins Volleyball Match in League Action
Kiwanis defeated Rotary 12 to 33 to 12 and 15 to 4 in the Kiwanis Club volleyball league match last night. Other games saw Lions forfeiting to the Young Men's Club and Cheese and Cracker forfeiting to Y-Indus.
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Heidelberg Defeats Kent State in Ohio Conference Opener
Heidelberg College beat Kent State 30 to 21 in Kent Ohio for the Ohio Conference opener. Forward Fischer scored 11 points, helping Heidelberg pull away late as he converted three field goals and two free throws after a close game. Heidelberg led 18 to 13 at halftime.
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Club Erstwhile League Leaders In Match Last Night On K Of C Alleys
The Moose and Elks split their three games, each now at twenty wins and seven losses, with the Elks edging the Moose in a close second, while the Knights of Columbus five hold third place by sweeping the Chronicle-Telegram in two of three. Friday's schedule features Eagles versus State Highway and American Legion teams, plus Gurniti Pretzels.
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Elyria Lights Seek Third Victory at Heights
Elyria Lightweights aim for a third straight win Friday against Heights Midgets on their home court. Coach Dave Eaton tightens defense amid past-year games. star guard Dobrowski will be ineligible, with Skri jit z or Neal Winston likely starting in his spot.
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Lorain
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Baptist and Methodist Girls Triumph in Church League Games
Baptist walloped St. Mary's 23 to 2 while the Methodists beat the Church of Christ 21 to 19 in two Girls Senior Church League games at the local high school court. Surdork starred for Baptist. Independents meet Congregations next Tuesday at the High School. Officials were E Snyder referee Merrick and Howe timers Stetson and Davis scorers.
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Shaw Cagers Fall To Collinwood 26 22 In Tight Contest
Cleveland dispatch reports Shaw high school boys basketball team losing to Collinwood Railroades 26 to 22. Shaw led early, Collinwood surged ahead in second period and held on through final two frames to secure the win.
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