Pirates Buy Stu Martin From Cardinals for Pennant Bid
The Pittsburgh Pirates acquire second baseman Stuart Martin from the St. Louis Cardinals in a cash deal to bolster a pennant push. Manager Frankie Frisch hails Martin as a top utility man and notes his multi‑infield capability. Martin batted .238 last season and has played mainly second base and first base. The move opens winter transactions as MLB gears up at the minor leagues convention.
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Rose Bowl Sellout Expected Early
Stanford graduate manager Alfred R. Masters said the 90,000 seats at the Rose Bowl will sell out well in advance of the game against Nebraska. He cited Lincoln reports that the whole state plans to attend and noted ticket procedures would take several more days to announce.
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New Home Opens For Rio de Janeiro Newsboys
A facility in Rio de Janeiro Brazil will house 200 newsboys and feed 1000 daily providing shelter and meals.
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Wildcats Begin Basketball Work Under Coach Enke
Coach Fred Enke started daily drills for the Wildcat varsity squad as three key players were absent at the opening practice. The team eyes the upcoming season with a Dec 12 home game against the Silver City Teachers.
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Coach's Idea and It's Old Is A Winner
Smilin' Steve Lacey built Milligan College Buffaloes into an undefeated, untied football team this season, scoring 179 points to 33 while guiding a young squad from Piney Flats to a conference title and a place alongside major programs.
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Nebraska Rose Bowl Fever Sparks Lincoln Celebration
Henry McLemore reports Nebraska fans celebrate Rose Bowl invitation with days of parades and school closures. Citizens chant California Here We Come while officials earnestly pledge communal pride and resolve to back the team in Pasadena. Snow and zero wind fail to cool the town’s triumph.
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Chicago-Frank Greene Outpoints Billy Gillespie in Wisconsin
Chicago heavyweight Frank Greene defeats Billy Gillespie of Stone Lake Wisconsin by points over eight rounds in a boxing match as reported from Chicago. The bout showcased Greene’s dominance with precise combinations and steady jab control throughout the eight rounds.
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Godoy Wins Bout In Cleveland Ring
Arturo Godoy, Pat Comiskey and Mike Kaplan won 10 round bouts at Cleveland's annual all-star Christmas fund boxing show before 12 000 in Cleveland arena. Godoy defeated Tony Musto in a close bout as he seeks a third shot at Lis crown. Comiskey stopped Don Siegel in the first round at 200 pounds. Kaplan decisioned Saverio Turiello, weights 145 and 142 respectively.
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Greenberg May Go Into Service
Detroit reports star outfielder Hank Greenberg, the previous AL MVP, may be drafted into the selective service army before the current baseball season ends. He is listed as No. 621 in a local draft, with officials saying he will not receive favored treatment and will still fulfill service obligations. The note also lists boxing-style results from Newark and Pittsburgh bouts involving several fighters.
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Buck Fletcher's Rodeo Brings Wild Stock to Fletcher Ranch
Sunday December 8 at 2 00 P M on Wilmot Road mile north of Benson Highway top hands from these parts will ride rope and try their luck with wild broncs bulls calves longhorn steers albino mules for prize money at Fletcher's Ranch near Benson. Helen.
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Dayton Bout Ends In Narrow Victory For Marinelli
Joe Marinelli of Dayton won a close decision over Jimmy Perrin in New Orleans. Marinelli was credited with a 128 to 125 percent scoring edge, earning the victory in a competitive boxing match.
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