Badgers Start Season Against Cameron Aggies at Butler Field
Amarillo College Badgers, led by Frank Van Noy, open Friday against the Cameron Aggies at Butler Field. Eleven lettermen from last year return as the Badgers seek revenge for a 1931 defeat while chasing two prior wins this season.
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Wrestling Results From Night Matches
The report lists several bouts with weights and outcomes. Fred Grubmeier of Iowa defeated Joe Montana of Cangdon. Henri DegJane of Montreal beat Joe Maleewicz of Utica. Count Zarynoff of Russia threw Karol Zbyszko of New York in one hour five minutes.
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Sox Stars and More: Jolley and Grove Shine in Key Wins
Smead Jolley homered with two on, aiding a Red Sox feature. Bob Grove earned his 25th win as the Athletics beat the White Sox 9-6. Chuck Klein and Les Mallon homered for the Phillies to defeat the Dodgers. Ed Brandt pitched steadily to beat the Giants.
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Dixie Series Opens With High Expectations In Beaumont
Beaumont Experters manager Kob Bakers team, fresh from beating Dallas for the league title, faces Chattanooga Lookouts in the Dixie Series opener. Red Herring likely starts for Beaumont. Clyde Barfoot for Chattanooga. Series schedule spans Beaumont and Chattanooga with potential coin-toss sites for extra games.
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Major League Sladers 3 National and American League Leaders
National League leaders include O Doul of the Dodgers batting .370 and Klein of the Phillies with 153 runs and 223 hits. Pitching star Warneke of the Cubs 22 6 and Swetonic of the Pirates 11 5. American League leaders feature Foxx of the Athletics batting .359 with 154 RBIs and Ruth of the Yankees 40 home runs.
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Yankees Have Best Outfield in Series Preview
This United Press piece compares the outfields of the New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs. It highlights Ruth Combs and Chapman as Yankees strengths, notes Ruth’s health status, and contrasts Cubs trio Stephenson Moore and Cuyler with Yankees power and speed.
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Boxing Results and Wisconsin Coach Announcement
In Toronto Brown retained his world bantamweight title by knocking out Emile Pladner of France. Bobby Leitham and Horace Gwynne scored decisions in separate bouts. Frankie Pettrole outpointed Stanislaus Loayza, Maxie Rosenbloom defeated Jimmie Herman, and Sammy Slaughter stopped Jess Akers. Wisconsin’s new football coach Dr. Clarence Spears says no cuts will be made from the varsity. any player may stay on the squad.
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Kid” Slaughter
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Cisco High Reinstated In Grid Race Court Victory
Judge George Davenport ruled the State Inter-Scholastic League acted without jurisdiction in suspending Cisco High School from the 1932 football race. The ruling upheld Cisco ISD in its reinstatement suit and denied $10,000 damages. Cisco celebrated with a fire truck parade through downtown Abilene.
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Baseball and standings from Monday results and Tuesday outlook
Monday results show Boston 6 New York 3 and Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia 5. American League results include Philadelphia 9 Chicago 6 and Boston 6 Detroit 4 with standings led by New York 104-45 and Philadelphia 87-60. schedules list Boston at New York and Washington at Boston among others.
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Joe Kopecky Thwarts Manipulation Claims In Bout Preview
In a colorful pre fight exchange Jo e Kopecky tells Dutch Mantell he cannot be manipulated as he prepares for the Thursday night bout with Doc Mueller at the National Guard Armory. The semi final features Carnival Kanty of Shantytown versus Jack Purdin who is rumored to someday drive the alligator.
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Cubs Pirates Fight It Out In Sudden Death Doubleheader
The Cubs moved to clinch the National League title by facing the Pirates in a Wrigley Field doubleheader labeled sudden death. A win in either game would seal the Cubs’ triumph despite remaining schedule. Phillies and Brooklyn battled for position as Boston beat the Giants and Athletics edged Detroit.
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Southwestern Mustangs Prep For Nocturnal Opener
Dallas report says Southern Methodist Mustangs under Ray Morrison held a three hour workout and will host North Texas State Teachers College in the first night game. Houston notes Rice coach Jack Meagher has dropped the huddle and Red Dickey is out three weeks with broken ribs. Texas awaits Ernest Koy as a scoring threat while Fort Worth previews a Florida trip curtain raiser featuring Leo Kearns and Jacques Dauley in atomweight action.
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Little World Series To Open Sept 27
CHICAGO Sept 19 Newark and Minneapolis will play a night game in the Little World Series to avoid clashing with the main event for Baton Rouge and their intersectional game with L A. Texas Christian gridmen face a big assignment perfecting ball handling and pass defense. Coach Francis Schmidt calls the LSU game the toughest spot on theTCU schedule and is holding morning and afternoon drill sessions.
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Yankees to Open Newark-Minneapolis Series in September
The Newark and Minneapolis champions will clash in a best of seven series opening in Newark on Tuesday afternoon September 27. Game two follows Wednesday night. game three Friday afternoon. The series then shifts to Minneapolis with games restarting Sunday October 2.
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Funeral Rites Held for Harry Kane Coast League Umpire
Harry Kane, veteran major league pitcher and coast league umpire who died in Portland after a heart attack, was honored with funeral services in Oakland. He previously umpired in the Texas league for five years before joining the coast league in 1931.
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