Allentown Seeks Berth in Blue Ridge League
Allentown, Pennsylvania seeks entry as the Blue Ridge League considers expanding to eight clubs. Owner Landgraff pushed for the move, noting strong weekend crowds and better attendance than rivals. President Jamison indicated one other Pennsylvania town may apply, aiming to avoid a split season and keep the circuit profitable.
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Ingerstown
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Confish
Ashville
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Prusident
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Hanover
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
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Auly
Lx Clube
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Olah
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Waynes
Alsatia basketball club to meet Gettysburg Colleians Thursday
Manager Tom Cross of the Alsatia basketball club has booked the last Gettysburg Colleians for Thursday night at 8 20 at the WY M C A. The Colleians are composed of Astryshurs College aunts and four letter men. After defeating the Newark Club of Baltimore the Alsatia five feel confident and are preparing with hard practice for the next game.
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Alsatia Basketball Club
Gettysburg Collesians
WY. M.C. A
Col. Joglane
Astryshurs College
Newark
Baltimore
Alsatia Five
Ko Col
Baltimore Ave
National baseball trades loom in draft era meeting
New York Sec 1444 The biennial meeting of the National League centers on scheduling for next season and extending the season. Commissioner Landis favors longer play to secure an earlier World Series, while owners debate trades and minor league control. Talks involve Giants, Braves, Pirates, Dodgers, Phillies and Brooklyn, with various proposed player exchanges and needs outlined.
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Toague
Vertulia
Lendis
Bors
Landis
Ieagues
Barney Dreyfues
Pittsburgh
Fast games in city court loop showcase wins
In the senior city basketball league last night MLC A and Western Maryland quints beat Potomac, Micon, and Washington Square M. E. teams. The V boys won 21 to 13 and the P Hi won 29 to 15, with tight play and early holiday pause. In the junior league the Chryslers defeated Potomac Hills 22 to 19, Snyder starring at center for the winners.
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Western Waryland
Potomac
Micon
Washington Square M. E
V Boys
P. Hi
Chryslers
Potomac Hills
Snyder
Gaest
Dick Dillon Emerges As Top Eastern Circuit Ref
Popular Ref Dick Dillon, famed in Hartford and New Zealand circles, is highlighted as one of the best on the eastern circuit. Last season he worked 330 games and aims to exceed that total this year, enjoying strong support from players and spectators and broad demand for his officiating services.
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Dick Dillon
New Maeland
Hartford
Dillon
Nameless Eleven Pursues City Championship Challenge
The Nameless eleven of le South aad Wave issues a challenge to any football team in the city or under 19 to a series of games for the undisputed city championship. For game calls call 734M after 4 30 P M any day of the week.
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le South Aad
Pitchers in High Demand Across American League
Chicago report from December 14 notes managers seek reliable pitchers in a busy spring. With pennant talk and schedule debates, executives discuss trading, new leadership, and which arms will front teams such as Detroit and New York while players like Ray Schalk shift roles.
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basesHon
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Ty Cobb
Detroit
Teaders
Morarity
Dan Howley
St Louis Browns
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Tin Ysnitees
Rowley
George Steer
Marty McManus
Wanty
Ray Schalk
Ala
Eddie Collings
Gossly
Doanie Mach
Philedsphia
HGH Basketeers Begin Year Under Semler
A 30 member squad reported to Coach H Eddie Semler in the high school gym yesterday for the initial workout of the year. Captain Staton leads with Dorsey and Robinson returning, many promising recruits showing, though backboards and equipment delays hindered practice. The team wears maroon and gray, and the schedule nears completion with two dates open.
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Sember
Hddie Semior
Ian
Staton
Dorsey
Robinson
Thi
Rom
Semler
Rill Ac Vouite
Hagerstown
1932 Olympic May Be In Washington
Washington tentative plan to bring the 1832 Olympic Games to the United States as part of the bicentennial celebration of George Washington's birth. A descendant of his brother claimed Washington remained unequalled in broad jump and a leader in running and jumping sports.
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Washington
George Washington
United States
W. Lawier Washington
Ceanury
Jeader
McNeill Named To Manage Indianapolis Club Next Season
Norman McWell, manager of the Johustown Club of the Middle Atlantic Juongus, signs to lead the Indianapolis Club of the American Association next season. McNeill, who previously steered Johnstown since the league’s formation, won the pennant in 1921 and 1926, helped Dounte Bush move to Pittsburgh, and guided the club through a strong finish this season before a four-game series loss.
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Norman McWell
Johustown
Uf Tly Frederick
Indianapolis
Anlerany Association
McNel Hag
Tohnstown
Dounte Bush
Tanda
McNeill
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