Redskins to Face Blue Devils In Top Season Matchup
The Santa Fe Redskins meet the Winslow Blue Devils in a main event at Washington school auditorium tonight with a 7:30 start. A 7:15 curtain-raiser pits the Redskins second team against the Blue Devils Scrubs as both squads show strong depth entering the season's key stretch.
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International Balloon Race Set for Europe in 1932
Wart T. Van Orman of the balloon racing committee of the National Aeronautic Association announced that the 1932 international balloon race will be held in Europe. The site will be chosen January 15 by the Federation Aeronautique Internationale. Financial hurdles delayed Americas hosting after its 1930 victory earned the U.S. the next event.
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United States
Blast Kills Five At Frickley Colliery Pit
Five men were killed in an explosion in a refuse pit at the Frickley colliery near South Elmshall York shire England. The incident occurred today and authorities have begun inquiries into the accident.
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Cardinals Plot Bold 1932 Comeback Loaded With New Stars
St Louis promises a strong 1932 lineup led by Hack Wilson and Dizzy Dean as key adds. Newcomers include Lee Cunningham Pat Crawford Eddie Delker Joel Hunt Tex Carleton Ray Starr and Bud Teachout while Grimes High and Roettger depart. The baton is passed to a veteran infield with Bottomley Frisch Gelbert and Sparky Adams as Jimmy Wilson anchors behind the plate.
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Houston
Ray Starr
Andy High
Wally Roettger
Cincinnati
Cardinal
Chick Hafey
Pepper Martin
Jim Bottomley
Frankie Frisch
Charley Gelbert
Sparky Adams
Jimmy Wilson
Jim Collins
Bottomley
Southpaws Rule National League in 1931 Pitching Leaders
National League pitching favored left handers in 1931 led by Bill Walker Carl Hubbell and Skef Brandt. Walker logged 239 innings with a 2.26 ERA, Hubbell 2.65, Brandt 2.92. Right-handers Meine Johnson and Fitzsimmons trailed. Derringer led in wins with 18 to Hallahan 19 defeats.
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Boston Braves
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Hubbell
Brandt
Heinie Meine
Pittsburgh
Sylvester Johnson
St. Louis
Fred Fitzsimmons
Giants
Pitching staff pivots around Derringer and Hallahan
The text identifies Paul Derringer and Wild Bill Hallahan as mainstays of the hurling staff with Meine and Jim Elliott noted for leading in games won at 19, strikeouts with 159, walks at 112, and wild pitches at 11.
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Phillies
Schmeling to Fight Walker in February for Title
Max Schmeling plans a February defense of his heavyweight title against Mickey Walker in Miami with Madison Square Garden promoting. If Walker bout succeeds, a second defense is targeted for June or September against either Jack Dempsey or Jack Sharkey, depending on negotiations and timing.
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Illinois
Trojans Secluded Until Rose Bowl Practice
Southern California's Trojans will remain in seclusion until the Rose Bowl game with Tulane on New Year's Day. Coach Howard Jones will lead daily practices at Boward Field then withdraw from the picture, with the squad housed at an unnamed hotel instead of Pasadena as previously planned.
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Change In Football Rules Discussed
New York reports doctors and officials meeting to discuss rule changes for football. Proposals target kickoff protections and wedge interference and curb illegal blows to heads and necks amid calls to reduce season injuries and deaths.
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Davis Cup Prospects to Play Charity Tennis in Chicago
Four top Davis Cup hopefuls Ellsworth Vines George Litt Frank Shields and John Van Ryn will compete for charity at Chicago Stadium tomorrow night Vines the national champion will face Lott in singles while Shields and Van Ryn meet in singles and Vines with Shields play doubles against Lott and Van Ryn.
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United States
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George Litt
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Townsend to Meet Petrolle in Madison Square Garden Showdown
Billy Townsend, the Vancouver welterweight, fights Fargo veteran Billy Petrolle in a top ten bout at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night. Chicago hosts ten light heavyweights as the NBA seeks a Rosenbloom challenger, while Rosenbloom meets Dave Maier in Milwaukee on Friday in a ten round non title bout. Other headliners include Max Baer against Arthur Dekuh in Oakland and Fidel LaBarba facing Baby Arizmendi in Mexico City.
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National Boxing Association
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Rosenbloom
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Mexico City
Max Baer Livermore
Arthur Dekuh
Railroad Securities Co Votes Dividend Seeks Payout
Railroad Securities company wholly owned by Union Pacific has declared a semi annual dividend of 17.50 on the Illinois Central 4 per cent stock interest certificates. This covers the remaining undistributed balance from dividends on Illinois Central stock pledged under the certificates. A previous six month payment was 20 dollars.
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Schmeling to defend heavyweight title in Miami February
Joe Jacobs announces Schmeling will defend the heavyweight title against Mickey Walker at Miami in February. Other notes cover indoor tennis, college football, a track inauguration handicap, billiards results, rules committee appointment, and Nurmi to run both 10,000 meters and the marathon at the Olympics.
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