Dixie Series Gets New Start
The Chattanooga Lookouts and the Beaumont Exporters meet in game five of the Pixie series in Tenn. The Lookouts lead three games to one as Del Baker plans to start Izzy Goldstein with Duster Mails or Red McColl in relief. Beaumont players agree to a 23 way split of the spoils, with totals of $8,982.15 for a series win and $5,982.15 otherwise.
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Chattanooga Lookouts
Beaumont Exporters
Chattanooga
Southern Association
del Baker
Izzy Goldstein
Duster Mails
Red McColl
Beaumont
Baker
Robert Stow
Cath
Cowboy Jones
Joe Jachym
Parade of 1932 Baseball Figures Highlights Surprises and Lows
Henry McLemore surveys the 1932 season noting colorless Browns and top contrasts. Key picks include Leonard Koenecke as the biggest player disappointment, Philadelphia Phillies as biggest surprise, Dale Alexander as top player surprise, and Koenig as finest comeback. McGraw’s resignation and Hornsby’s dismissal marked major events. Wes Ferrell and Joe McCarthy praised for courage and leadership.
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United Press
New York
U.P
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis
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Leonard Koenecke
Philadelphia Phillies
Dale Alexander
Boston Red Sox
Mark Koenig
Leonard
Ball of Fire
Martin
Pepper
John McGraw
Rogers Hornsby
Billy Sullivan
Chicago White Sox
Lonnie Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Eric McNair
Philadelphia
Baylor Bears Face St Edwards In Season Opener
Baylor University prep in Waco for a Saturday home opener against St Edwards as coach Mor ley Jennings relies on a mix of sophomores and veterans to offset losses from last season. Enders Frank Jones Red Petty and others pace a hopeful Bear lineup ahead of key games with Loyola and Arkansas.
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U.P
Morley Jennings
Baylor Bears
St. Edwards
Bears
Raymond Alford
Doyle Smith
Bruins
Jennings
Baylor
Frank Jones
Red Petty
Dub Norton
Jim Wetherby
Maurice Ewing
Dutch Schnider
Red Clem
Jon Edwards
Arch Croney
Jim Parks
Raymond Reeves
New Orleans
Loyola University
Arkansas
Little Rock
Schmeling Knocks Out Walker In Eight Rounds For Milk Fund
Max Schmeling defeated Mickey Walker by technical knockout in eight rounds in a charity bout for the Free Milk Fund for Babies. About 45,000 fans attended, with estimated receipts of 156000 dollars as Hearst's Mrs. William Randolph Hearst chaired the fundraiser.
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United Press
New York
Psi
Jack Sharkey
Luis Firpo
Jack Dempsey
Max Schmeling
Mickey Walker
Schmeling
Mickey
Maxie
der Max
Walker
Jack Kearns
Kearns
Jack Denning
Joe Humphries
Willie Stribling
Georgia
Max
Sharkey
Free Milk Fund For Babies, Inc
William Randolph Hearst
Rice Owls Defeat Texas A and I in Home Game
Rice Owls beat Texas A and I 20 to 0 as coach Jack Meagher plans week of work to improve a reliable passer. The coach intends gradual substitutions to fix weak spots rather than wholesale changes. In Dallas, SMU coach Ray Morrison reshuffles his lineup after a loss to NTST Denton placing Sprague at quarterback Carter at end and Ross at full.
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Rice Owls
Texas A. & I
Jack Meagher
Dallas
Ray Morrison
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Denton
Howard Sprague
Clyde Carter
Haskell Ross
Treasury receipts and expenditures for September 24
Treasury reports Sept 24 receipts of 3.323 million dollars and expenditures of 9.956 million, leaving a balance of 877.39 million. Customs duties for 24 days in September totaled 20.063 million dollars.
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Treasury
Washington
Fiery Redhead Leads Golden Sandies Backfield
Red Killion, the fiery star of the Golden Sandie football team, is lauded as a versatile backfield player. He won a top young star award last spring and has impressed in fall scrimmages. The Sandies open the season next Saturday at Butter Field against Ranger Bulldogs.
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Butter Field
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Hicks Out as 32 Women Open National Golf Championship
Defending champion Helen Hicks exited after carding 89 in qualifying at Salem Country Club while Maureen Orcutt and Virginia Van Wie tied for medal with 77. Orcutt won the ensuing playoff to decide the draw for match play and to place Van Wie in the lower half with Enid Wilson among the feared competitors.
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Peabody
Mass
Salem Country Club
Helen Hicks
Maureen Orcutt
Virginia van Wie
Miss van Wie
Enid Wilson
Veteran Fighter Defeats Tramell in Fort Worth Fight
Tommy White, a veteran middleweight from Texas, edged Duke Tramell in an eight round slugfest in Fort Worth. Knockdowns occurred often but White's steady offense secured the narrow victory. Other results saw Jimmy Matthews and Don Donworth win decisions, Warren Davis outpoint Billy Johnson, Hutch Boyd stop Charlie Smith on a technical knockout, and Jimmy Wilson defeat Kid Kirby.
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Tex
U.P
Tommy White
Texas
Duke Tramel
White
Jimmy Mathews
Dallas
Maurice Freudiger
Don Donworth
Milton Coffee
Warren Davis
Cleburne
Billy Johnson
Hutch Boyd
Fort, Worth
Charlie Smith
Jimmy Wilson
Oklahoma City
Kid Kirby
Teachers Upset Randolph Field 25 to 0 in San Marcos
Southwest State Teachers College opened the 1932 season with a decisive 25 to 0 victory over Randolph Field Army team in San Marcos Texas. The first half was slow as both sides drew penalties under the new rules. Billy Petrolle, a lightweight challenger known as an "ancient veteran," is 27 years old.
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Texas
U.P
Southwest State Teachers College
Army of Randolph
Billy Petrolle
Klein Foxx Win Honors as 1932 MVPs
Klein and Foxx named most valuable players for 1932 by Sporting News. Foxx led the American League with 56 points, Klein topped the National League with 46 points, with Gehrig second in the AL and O Dou l in NL batting. Pitchers and catchers among voters noted, including Warneke Hubbell Dean Lucas and Lombardi.
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Athletics
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Sporting News
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Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Klein
Lefty O’doul
Brooklyn
Monte Weaver
Washington
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Leu Warneke
Cubs
Red Lucas
Cincinnati
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Bob Brown
Braves
Rick Ferrell
St. Louis Browns
Ernie Lombardi
Boxing Roundup of Notable September Wins and Draws
AP boxing results from New York Chicago Holyoke and Holyoke show Max Schmeling stopping Mickey Walker and Max Baer stopping Tuffy Griffiths. Bobby Vinch Parrillo defeated Al Fay, while Charley Retzlaff stopped Les Kennedy. Paul Dazzo outpointed Joe Palazzola and Battling Archie knocked out Joe Venutti. Johnny Gallo outpointed Roland Le Cuyer.
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Max Schmeling
Germany
Mickey Walker
Rumson
N. J
Tony Shucco
Boston
Charley Belanger
Canada
Drew
Vincent Parrillo
Argentina
al Fay
Charleroi
Chicago
Max Baer
Livermore
Calif
Tuffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Charley Retzlaff
Duluth
Minn
Les Kennedy
Vernon
Paul Dazzo
Joe Palazzola
Detroit
Holyoke
Mass
Battling Archie
Hartford
Conn
Joe Venutti
Johnny Gallo
Roland le Cuyer
El Paso Shooter Sets World Skeet Record
Ed Lindsey of Paris Texas fired in El Paso as darkness halted a skeet session after he racked up a world record 218 birds without a miss. The mark tops the old 182 record by 36 targets set under the Far Southwest Rifle Pistol and Shotgun Association.
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Ed Lindsey
Paris
Tex
Lindsey
Far Southwest Rifle, Pistol and Shotgun Association
Wrestling 10 Start Earlier At Mantell's Card
Thursday night's wrestling card will begin at 8 o'clock per Matchmaker Dutch Mantell. Otis Clingman is favored in the middleweight bout against Jack Purdin as renovations at the National Guard Armory add seating for fans. Tickets are on sale at City Drug Store.
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Otis Clingman
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Clingman
Florida
Jack Purdin
Joe Kopecky
Otis
Doc Mueller
City Drug Store
S M U Rates Small Chance To Win Title
Dallas Sept. 27 The form sheets show Southern Methodist University Ponies unlikely to win the Southwest Conference crown again as Coach Morrison starts a rebuilding year without standout passer or backfield stars. A scoreless opener with North Texas Teachers and a lean group of backs highlight doubts, while a large slate of games including Texas Tech Rice Syracuse Centenary Texas U A M Arkansas Baylor loom.
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Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Ray Morrision
Morrison
North Texas Teachers’ College
Fans Skeptical of Huge Odds on Yanks
In New York the World Series matchup between the Cubs and Yankees is set with Yankees slight favorites at 8 to 5. Fans doubt the strong line due to Ruth, Ruffing, and Gomez injuries. Kenesaw Mountain Landis coordinates final instructions from a central location as teams prepare for games in New York and Chicago.
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Yankees
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Athletics
Cardinals
Pepper Martin
Tomore
Babe Ruth
Charley Ruffing
Lefty Gomez
Newark Bears Favor in Little World Series Opener
Newark Bears ace Don Brennan was set to face Minneapolis Millers pitchers Rosy Ryan or Jess Petty in Ruppert Stadium. Donnie Bush led the Millers, champions of the American Association, while Al Mamaux guided the Bears, champions of the International League. Betting odds favored the International League club to win four of seven games.
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N. J
Ruppert Stadium
Don Brennan
Newark Bears
Rosy Ryan
Jess Petty
Minneapolis Millers
Donnie Bush
Millers
al Mamaux
Bears
Women in golf set fall tournament in Palestine
About 40 players will compete in the Women's Central Texas Golf Association fall tournament October 15 at Meadowbrook Country Club. The association covers Waco Ennis Waxahachie Mexia and Palestine.
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Palpstine
Texas
Central Texas Golf Association
Meadowbrook Country Club
Waco
Ennis
Waxahachie
Mexia
Palestine
Baer Extends Winning Streak With KO of Griffiths
Max Baer scored his eleventh straight victory with a seventh round technical knockout of Tuffy Griffiths in Chicago Stadium. Baer weighed 204 pounds to Griffiths 188, in front of 9,521 fans who paid about 21,829 dollars. Referee Little Phil Collins stopped the bout after 68 seconds of round seven.
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Max Baer
Tuffy Griffiths
Baer
Little Phil” Collins
Griffith
Griffiths
Texas Christian University at Dallas Dec 3 Conference Game
Nov 26 Texas Christian University at Dallas and Dec 3 University of Nebraska at Dallas headline a conference schedule. The items indicate mid season matchups with notable regional teams in a league context.
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Texas Christian University
Dallas
University of Nebraska At
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