Young miners plan a local baseball team in Chauncey
A group of about nine young men from Mine No. 25 in Chauncey are pooling nickels and dimes to buy gloves bats and balls for a new neighborhood baseball club. They have some prior play experience and hope to start practice soon and schedule games. Teammate list includes Hughie Van McCarl Hamilton George McDon Bab Gillespie Dave Lyons Woodrow Lyons Roy Haines Emmett Pickett and John Hamilton.
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Chauncey
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Qaseva Ue
Hughie van McCarl Hamilton
George McDon
Bab Gillespie
Dave Lyons
Woodrow Lyons
Roy Haines
Emmett Pickett
John Hamilton
Crack Teams on ABC Card Tonight in Bowling Showdown
Detroit April 8 A group of high class teams competes in the American Bowling Congress tournament tonight. Notables include former champion D Graff from Kalamazoo Bracks of Chicago Majestic Radio of Cleveland holder of high single ha.294 Burt Foundry and upen Cut Stones of Toledo Lanfield Oils of Cleveland after disappointing 2831 with 887, 900 best. Motor Inn No 2 Pontiac Mich led night with 2916. Eddie Priens Detroit led with 714 in singles and 1955 all events 3rd. Joe Harris Detroit 705 singles 7th place. Kraft Scott Ft Wayne 1285 two-man.
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Buckeyes Host Buckeyes? Bishops Meet Outdoor News
Ohio State University and Ohio Wesleyan University prepare for an outdoor track meet in Columbus on Saturday April. The rack teams begin the season with a first outdoor clash, signaling the start of spring competition between the two schools.
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Order of Finish May Be Similar to 1931 Season
Stuart Cameron reports that the 1932 baseball season may mirror 1931, with Cincinnati showing the most potential gains after offseason trades. Predictions place Philadelphia, New York, Washington, and Cleveland in the American. Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh in the National, while St Louis and Chicago hover as threats. The piece highlights Cincinnati’s added depth and Babe Herman’s impact shaping possible outcomes.
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Big Dick
Len Koenecke
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Exhibition Games Show Mix of Batter ies and Scores
Teams and players listed across exhibition games with multiple batteries units facing cities including Chattanooga Baltimore Pittsburgh St. Paul Dallas Brooklyn New York Newark Boston Washington Cleveland Nashville Newark and others. Scores reflect varied innings and final line results with several 7 4 8 10 etc indicated for matchups and player lineups feature Jablonowski Connolly Lee Sewell Lasenbes Story Hargraves and others.
Indians Rally In Final To Take Lookouts In Columbus Series
In Chattanooga, Cleveland Indians pull off a first inning triple play and rally from a 3-1 deficit to beat the Lookouts 4 to 3. Jamieson leads the hitting with four safeties as Connatser delivers a game deciding triple in the eighth. The note adds Columbus Red Birds training notes and other league results, including Yankees toppling Reds 5 to 4 and Ruth's single double.
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Reds Volley Indianapolis After Fourth Straight Loss
Cincinnati Reds faced Indianapolis for a second day, seeking a win after four straight losses to the Indians, as Terre Haute hosted a White Sox game following yesterday’s rainout. The report notes Chicago White Sox action and including prior game results.
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Browns beat Nashville 6 3 after rain halts late inning
In Nashville, the St Louis Browns led 4 4 when rain halted the game in the sixth. the Browns later won 6 3. Other notes include Pittsburgh and Dallas exhibition, and Philadelphia winning the city baseball championship 3 2 over the Athletics in the fifth game of a five game contest.
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Risko Declines Bout With Walker in Boston Garden
Cleveland boxer Johnny Risko turned down a scheduled April 15 bout with Mickey Walker at Boston Garden. Risko’s guardian Danny Dunn said he could not train due to an ankle injury and being out of shape after a Florida winter layoff, adding Risko had gained about 25 pounds.
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Indians Won't Use Stadium This Year
Cleveland's $3,000,000 Municipal Stadium will not be used by the Cleveland Indians this year. After three years of negotiations, President Alva Bradley informed Mayor Ray T. Miller that the club rejects a 25 year lease with renewal option. The city opposed a 40 year term, so the Indians will continue to play at Old League Park on Lexington Avenue.
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Northwest Ohio Intercollegiate League Adds Five Members
The Northwest Ohio Intercollegiate Athletic Conference expands to five teams for 1932 33 with Wilmington and Cedarville admitted as probationary members replacing Bowling Green and Toledo. Bluffton Defiance Findlay remain. freshmen rule optional. new members may seek full membership next spring and may compete for football and basketball titles this season.
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Defiance
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Toledo
Savoldi Wins in Dayton Wrestling Showdown
Dayton April 8 Joe Savoldi, ex Notre Dame star, pinned Pat McClary of Ireland in a Thursday night wrestling bout. Preliminary cards saw Al Baffert win on a foul over Joe Hacken Schmidt, Dario Ostops throw Martin Zick, Turp Grime and Dayton battle Fred Moran to a draw.
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Notre Dame
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al Baffert
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Martin Zickoff
Fred Moran
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Piqua Trapshoot Opens Season At Local Club
Piqua April 8 A R The first registered trapshoot in the Troy gun club season will be held at the club traps near here Sunday. Four other registered meets are scheduled for the season on May 29 June 21 July 28 and August 21.
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Max Schmeling Aims Million In Nine Months In New York
New York April 8 U P A slim waist ed, broad shouldered 25 year old Max Schmeling lands seeking one million dollars in just under nine months. He plans to meet Jack Sharkey in Yankee Stadium after a storied rise from obscurity to heavyweight champ. The veteran promoter scene and commission quips frame his bold bet as he eyes a dramatic victory and a sum that may not fully materialize.
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Herr Max Sehmeling
Buckeyes Add Games In Baseball And Basketball Schedule
Ohio State athletic board approves three extra baseball games and four non conference basketball games. Baseball opens against Columbus American Association club next Monday with Otterbein visiting April 16, and a June 4 meeting with Ohio Wesleyan at Delaware. Basketball non conference dates include Notre Dame at home December 28, Vanderbilt at Nashville December 31, Kentucky at Lexington January 2, and Army visits February 11.
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Bisons Take Lead With 4-0 Playoff Win Over Detroit
Buffalo Bisons seized undisputed first in the NHL playoffs by blanking Detroit 4 to 0 on their home ice. London Tecumsehs fell to third as Windsor topped them 3 to 0 at London.
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Walsh Seeks U.S. Citizenship to Chase Olympic Dream
Stella Walsh, 21, world champion sprinter, passed her naturalization exam and filed for U S citizenship papers in Cleveland. She renounced allegiance to Poland to compete for the United States in the upcoming Olympic Games and a special hearing will grant naturalization about 90 days later, before she leaves for the Olympics.
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