McGraw Denies Montreal NL Franchise Move
New York reports say Montreal could host a National League team next season but John McGraw and others deny any involvement. McGraw states no interest in a Montreal move and no basis for the rumor. St Louis Cardinals president Sam Breadon also says the team is not for sale. J Ernest Savard of the Montreal Royals says he knows nothing of the plans.
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Rice Owls Prepare for SMU Clash After Light Workouts
Houston report notes Rice Owls under coach Meagher held light workouts as they prepare for a conference clash with Southern Methodist University at Dallas. Injuries linger but most key players are expected to play, excluding Fay Lagow with a broken hand.
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Wrestling Results From PENSAUKEN NEW YORK AND PITTSFIELD
Ernie Dusek defeated Milo Steinborn in two straight falls in Pensauken New York welcomed Ed Strangler Lewis who defeated Sammy Stein in 26:42 in Newark Pittsfield saw Frank Dean pinned John Maloney in straight falls.
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Hudlin Recovers Stolen Pay After Hotel Encounter
Willis Hudlin, Cleveland Indians pitcher, faced a baffling incident when two strangers entered his hotel room, prompting him to ask them to leave. He later discovered his $591 salary and $30 cash were missing but a taxi driver delivered the recovered check and money to the hotel.
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A Pair of Sandie Backhfield Aces
Woodrow Dunaway leads the Sandies with Enochs providing a possible scoring punch as they face the Big Spring Bovines at Butler Field on Saturday in their second game. They previously defeated Ranger 13 to 0 on a muddy field with both stars shining.
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Hawaiian Candidates Nominees Advance to November Election
Lincoln L. McCandless the Democratic candidate for delegate to Congress and Victor B. Houston the Republican incumbent won their party nominations at yesterday's primary in Honolulu. Neither faced opposition within their parties and will contest the November general election.
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Kidnapped by robbers released in Brenham Texas
Victor Wehmeyer, 21, was freed at home after two bandits robbed a filling station, kidnapped him, and made him ride to near Houston. He was forced to lie in the car while the robbers struck another station in Brenham. The bandits escaped with a small amount of cash. Cotton ginnings in Texas topped a million bales with Nueces leading at 63,726 bales. total Texas ginnings reached 1,015,764 bales, slightly below 1931.
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Carroll sparks Trinidad Miners in upset of Pueblo Central
Kenneth Carroll, barred by Texas age limits, starred for Trinidad High in a 20 0 win over Pueblo Central. Carroll scored a 25 yard TD, extra point after third touchdown, and was praised by the Trinidad Chronicle News and a Denver Post writer as a standout back.
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Petrolle to Substitute for Miller Against Canzoneri at Ebbets Field
Frankie Petrolle of Schenectady will replace Ray Miller of Chicago in a non title 10 round bout against lightweight champion Tony Canzoneri at Ebbets Field tomorrow night.
Ruth May Plays 2 More Years
Babe Ruth hints at extending his playing career beyond 1933 after a strong showing in the World Series against the Cubs. He says he feels young again and may have two to three more seasons, though he plans no barnstorming this winter. Lady Ruth tended his bruised forearm as he discussed his future.
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Why Texas Is Favored To Win The Southwest Conference
The AP poll of Southwest Conference writers has Texas favored to win the title with five votes, Rice two, and Texas Christian one. Coach Littlefield questions the selection citing last year’s strength and noting Texas should be ranked with Rice and TCU. The piece credits backs Ray and Stafford as key factors.
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Big Brav e Red Man Ready For Bacone Clash
Amarillo College fullback Bill Crass declares confidence in a Friday game against the Bacone Indians of Muskogee Oklahoma. He jokes about being part Indian and warns that Indian versus Indian will bring a tough matchup.
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Tigers Boosted by Fresh Season Start in Football
Texas produced strong showings with early season energy but inconsistent form soured after a dominant display against Missouri hinting at a potential conference title for the Longhorns had form remained steady since the Harvard game.
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Leonard McLarnin Bout Promises High Stakes at Garden
United Press reports a heavyweight style clash at Madison Square Garden between Benny Leonard and Jimmy McLarnin. The bout marks a career crossroads for both, with Leonard needing a win for revival and McLarnin facing possible retirement. The event mixes practical stakes and sentimental angles, including Leonard’s idol status for the Vancouver fighter.
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Petty Chosen To Hurl For Millers In World Series Fight
In Minneapolis on October 4 Newark and Minneapolis split two wins each and returned to Nicollet Park for the fifth game. Veteran Jess Petty, 41, was set to start for the Millers while Jim Weaver was the likely Newark starter as the double A series continued with hopes of a decisive win.
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Fight Results From Multiple Cities
In Vienna Younge Perez of Spain stopped Percy Dexter of England in nine rounds. In Terre Haute Sammy Slaughter outpointed Al Stillman of St. Louis in ten. In New Orleans La La Terry from St. Louis outpointed Battling Show of New Orleans in ten. In New York Eddie Brinks of Scranton defeated Charles Bedami of New York in six. Thys Menger of Patterson stopped Peter Albano of New York in four.
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Cadet Eusenmann Safe After Plane Crash in Mexico
El Paso reports B Eusenmann, a Kelly Field flying cadet, returned to the United States today after his plane cracked up during a forced landing in Chihuahua Mexico about 30 miles south of El Paso. He was little worse for the experience.
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McLarnin Compared to Old Era Boxers in Self Defense
The passage contrasts modern boxing with historical great Leonard and notes McLarnin as one of the finest exponents of jab hook and counter. It highlights how today’s ring warfare offers a neat way to compare eras in the manly art.
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Kopecky to Meet Mueller In Armory Wrestling That Night
Matchmaker Mantell predicts a sell-out for Thursday at the National Guard Armory with Joe Kopecky versus Doc Mueller as the headliner. Kopecky reluctantly agrees to Mueller’s sleep hold but warns he will not be passive. First bout starts at 8 pm. tickets available at City Drug Store. Canada tops U S peanut trade in first seven months of 1932.
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