Giants acquire Bartell in 100000 cash and player deal
New York Giants announce the Barton Bartell trade from the Phillies for 100000 cash and a four-player package. Giants also buy four minor leaguers as part of aggressive 1935 pennant preparations. Bartell replaces Travis Jackson at short as Stoneham plans a redesigned infield.
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Bartell
PHILS
Jack Cuddy
United Press
EW York
U.R
New York Giants
Willym Terry
Dick Bartell
Phillies
Clants
Jim Tierney
Charles A. Stonehaw
Memphis
Bill Terry
Terry
Mandy Ryan
Georges Davis
Torres
Tierney
Stonelum
Polo Grounds
New York
Erry Nugent
le Phils
Ryan
Johnny Verges
George Watkins
John Petaullo
Richmond
Nashville
Billy Meyers
Columbus Club
American Association
Norman Masters
Crookstone
Minn
Frank Gabler
Albert Cuccinello
Brooklyn
Tony Cuccinela
Stoneham
Travis Jackson
Jackson
Stonewall
Meyers
Cuccinello
Triple Threat Wooster Star Shines In Local Arena
A scrambled sports roundup notes Wooster players in a star turn at Wooster Stadium and mentions rivals Wallon Robow lewl cage team. It highlights Middletown life school football, Coach Lingrel, and 84 victories credited to Lavarelame, plus American tennis figures Willmer Allison and Francis X Shields in Myers rankings. Also calls out Ohio State horticulture student Jack Smith and Kirkville State Teachers College’s undefeated stretch, with Navier Waiveratty’s line and Michigan freshman ends Jim Hayes and Bob Johnson.
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ORO Wooster
Wooster Stadium
Othereais Ace Wallon
Bob Cane
Spit Brothers
Rialto Theatre
Lingrel
Middletown
Tietortos
Sid Lea
A. Wallis Myers
Lawn Tennnis
Posses
College of Agriculture
Ohio State
Kirkpville
State Teachers’ College
Wits
Navier Waiveratty
Shas Hisper DD Gas
Norwalk Seller News
Ohio
University of Michigan
Jim Hayes
Columbus
Bob Johnson
Youngstown
Notre Dame Eyes Pitt Test as Layden Sees Tough Battle
In a round of coach talk and cautious forecasts Notre Dame coach Elmer Layden signals a hard fight with Pittsburgh. He claims Notre Dame lacks experience while Pitt’s seniors could shine, yet the column urges seeking honest statements from coaches and notes upcoming South End A C drill and football taxes data.
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George Moise
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Layden
Pittsburgh Panthers
Pitt
South Bend
Doleful
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Minnesota
Gophers
Kip
City League Pin Matches Tonight
Elyria Hardware meets Inter-City Coal Company while Welsh Funeral Home faces Maumee Dalry in City bowling league action at Knights of Columbus al leas tonight.
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Elyria Hardware
Inter-City Coal Company
Welsh Funeral Home
Maumee Dalry
Knights of Columbus Alleas
Capitol Theatre Contest Winners Announced
Ten winners named in the Capitol Theatre baseball guessing contest for the Chronicle Telegram. Answers covered batting champ 1931 season and other facts, with correct responses listed. Winners receive Capitol Theatre tickets to see Death on the Diamond tomorrow and Saturday, with distribution via the Sports Desk.
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Oxford Avenue
Edmund Gregorczik
Middle Avenue
Karl Jolley
Lake Avenue
Joe Bakes
West River Streets
Norman Abookire
Allen Shaw
Harrison Street
Harold Horace
Fairlawn Avenue
Theodore Sabo
Simmons
Rogers Hornsby
Ty Cobb
Robert
Lefty” Grove
Boston
Brooklyn
Capitol Theatre
Robert Young
Madge Evans
Capitol
Chronicle- Telegram Sports Desk
Jefferson Junior High Rolls Over Rocky River Freshmen
Jefferson Junior High, coached by Ed Burton, routed Rocky River Freshmen 26 to 6 at Ely Stadium practice field. Don Brubaker scored two 30 yard TDs, Gussy Smallwood and Wayne Oldfield added scores, Banko and Oldfield kicked extra points, while Rocky River replied with a late fourth quarter sleeper pass Kaiser to Griener for their lone score.
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Jefferson Junior High
Ed Burton
Rocky River
Ely Stadium
River Fresh
Elyria
Riverites
Crimson
Don Brubaker
Gussy Smallwood
Burtonmen
Wayne Oldfield
Mike Banko
Oldfield
Kaiser
Griener
Grid Contest Closes Friday
This Chronicle Telegram contest ends Friday at 1 PM. Three pairs of tickets to the Heights game on November 10 are offered. Clip the coupon, pick winners for twenty games, and mail it to The Football Contest Editor. First three correct or nearest correct coupons win. editor’s decision final. Open to readers. employees and families excluded.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Hlyria
Cleveland Heights
Heights
Hanley Denies Reports He'll Quit Northwestern
Northwestern coach Hanley denied rumors of resigning at season’s end. He stated he has had no offers and is not considering any job, amid California rumors from the West.
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Hanley
Northwestern
Evanston
Dick Hanley
West
U. of California
Los Angeles
Lorain County Class B Basketball League Opens November 9
Lorain County Class B scholastic basketball opens November 9 with sixteen teams. Schedule shows November 9 to February with games across Avon Lake Ridgeville Penfield Brighton LaGrange Brookside Henrietta Grafton Eaton Clearview and more, plus byes and sectionals at Elyria High and Clearview.
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Lorain County
Athletic Board
Champaign
Elyria
Clearview
South Amherst
Henrietta
South Amtherst
Avon Lake
Rudgeville
Belden
Penfield
Brighton
LaGrange
Brookside
Henriettz
Brownheim
Israfton
Camden
Eaton
Avon
Columbia
Ridgeville
Brownhelm
Grafton
Ridgeeilie
Gratton
Maton
Avon Dake
Enrietta
Penfield Grafton
LeGrange
Grafton Ridgeville
Belten
Balden
LaGrangé
Brownhelm South Amherst
Henriet Camden
Fatan
Bre
Baton
Henrietts
Big Season Seen for Hunters Here
November is the hunting season with local sportsmen expecting a big year in Lorain County. The Lorain County Fish and Game Association has bred and released more rabbits, pheasants, raccoons, and foxes to boost game numbers. Since three years, the group has liberated 500 rabbits, 281 raccoons, and 1,225 pheasants, funding restocking from member dues and events while license funds support state agencies and hatcheries. Local license outlets listed in Lorain County include Elyria and Lorain merchants, Grafton, Wellington, Amherst, Eaton, Arvon, LaGrange, Columbia, LaPorte, and more.
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County Association
Conservation Department
Lorain County
Elyria
A & A Auto Supply
John Bannon
Day's Hardware
Ed Elbert
Farmers’ Supply Company
Loeffler Company
Little Brown Jug
Sears Roebuck Company
William G. Smith
James Tittle Jr
Lorain
H. G. Bruegger
Burrell's
Carek’s
Lorain Police Department
Winter Rose
Sears Mosback Company
Grafton
Grafton Oil Company
Ryder Hardware Company
Geo. G. Spitzer
Wellington
L. K. Coates
Amherst-Tisdale
Eaton—A. RB. Martin
Arvon—Lewis Bannett
Village
LaGrange—LaGrange Hardware Company
Columbia
H. L. Barber
LaPorte
Shell
Mat Results By United Press At Los Angeles
Los Angeles results show Jim Londas defeating Ray Steele 290 and Jugal Singh 218 while Joe Malcewicz scored 204. In Portland Geotgia Wean defeated Abe Kaplan and Illinois reserves boost hopes for Army clash as 69,000 pack Champaign arena. Sophomore guard Henry Bruder and Red Gragg are contending for action.
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Los Angeles
Jim Londas
Job
New York
Ray Steele
Glendale
Calif
Howard Cantonwine
Towa
Jugal R Singh
India
Joe Malcewicz
Utter
N. Yu
al Baffert
al Portland
Ore
Man Mountain
Wean
Geotgia
Abe Kaplan
Yllini
Champaign
Army
Henry Bruder
Red Gragg
Colgate Tackle Must Wear Suspenders
Hamilton, N.Y. Char lie Wasieek a Colgate tackle will be required to wear suspenders after losing his pants in a scrimmage with the Freshmen. Wasicek, noted for broad shoulders and slim hips, had pants fall three times during yesterday’s scrimmage.
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Hamilton
Noy
Charlie Wasieek
Andy Kerr
Wasicek
Alabama Kid and Sammy Slaughter Fight to Draw in 22 Rounds
Alabama Kid from Columbus, Ohio, held to a draw by Sammy Slaughter of Terre Haute after 22 rounds in Cincinnati. Slaughter was knocked to the floor for a nine count in the second round. the bout ended with a disputed decision as Slaughter weighed 184 and Alabama 164.
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Lottie Alabama Kid
Columbus
Sammy Slaughter
Terre Haute
Alabama
Slaughter O
Slaughter
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