Day by Day Recap of Baseball and Football News
Brooklyn man ager Richard B Sheridan Army end died from injuries Charles A Comiskey White Sox owner died Lefty Gomez named Most Valuable Player in American League by scribes November Bat Battalioy retained feather weight title by beating Earl Mantro Carnera decision over King Levinsky Army upset Notre Dame 12 0 George Gibson named manager of Pirates Cardinals trade Burleigh Gamies to Cubs for Hack Wilson and Bud Teachout Major leagues pared player Smith to 23 votes for salary cuts Army beat Navy 17 7 Chick Meehan resigns NYU football coach post Wisconsin athletic director George Little resigns Wi Willy Cox won national match play golf title Tommy Loughran defeated Hing Levincky Y Al Wittmer quits Princeton coach Ralph Greenfest regained national pocket billiards title Harry Cooper won Pasadena open golf Tony Cleveland Indians to play home games at Municipal Stadium next summer Rick Mechn succeeds John Law as Manhattan football California defeats Georgia Tech eleven 18 to 6 Clarence Munn Minnesota All American guard MVL Western Conference Max Schmeling Mickey Walker title bout planned February Glenn Thistlewaite leaves Wisconsin football Barney Herlinger Penn State track star awarded James B Sullivan Memorial medal
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Andy High
Cincin
Hatch
White Sox
Carl Reynolis
Johnny Kerr
Washington
Irving Hadley
Sam Jones
Minter Hayes
Bernie Bierman
Tulane
Minnesota
Ted Cox
Green Wave
Burleigh Gamies
CUBS
Hack Wilson
Bud Teachout
Smit
Hattalino
al Singer
Army
Navy
Chick Meehan
New York University
George Little
Wisconsin
Sieve
Wi-Wiffy Cox
Tommy Loughran
Hing Levincky
Y-Al Wittmer
Princeton
Ralph Greenfest
Harry Cooper
Foi
Cleveland
Local Industry Support Drives 1932 Prosperity
A locally owned organization emphasizes reinvesting most income in local labor, goods, and services. It pledges confidence in future growth, urging daily consideration of local reinvestment to boost the Hocking Valley’s prosperity throughout 1932.
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Hocking Valley
Ohio Buckeyes capture third straight title amid tough fall
Ohio capped its first court title in LOSE history as Snydec helped lead a march through opponents to a third consecutive Buckeye crown. A setback came in Cincinnati where the Bobcats barely won 13 7 but Miami proved a tougher buckeye foe, outgaining in yards and first downs yet losing 18 0 to Brown and Collins. Thor Olson steered wrestling to a second straight state title after a spirited meet with Western Reserve. Marquetts Gement Manufacturing reported October cement shipments up 17 percent year over year and 36 percent higher than October 1090, with 35 009 shipments recorded.
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Snydec
Ohio
Buckeye
Incinati
Bobcats
Miami
Ohie
Brown
Collins
Bill ‘Herbert
Thor Olson
Western
Gacas
Praia
Eay
Four men found not guilty in Athens County sheep theft case
Athens County Grand Jury returned not guilty verdicts for Arthur Wert Frank Ticker and Basil Coe on charges of stealing sheep valued at $6 from Charles Howard. Don Campbell faced auto theft charges. results unclear as report mentions delays and bank panic context.
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Athens County
Athens County Common
Wormer
Arthur
Wert
Frank Ticker
Basil Coe
Charles Howard
Gaylord Radcliffe
Don’ ‘Campbell
Denver Baking Co. Manager Held for $50,000 Ransom
Denver police report Benjamin P. Power, manager of Denver Baking Company, kidnapped from home and held for a $50,000 ransom. Two men entered the residence with revolvers and pressured Power, who was threatened with death if payment was not made by the deadline. The incident involved a family and owners connected to the bakery, with suspects identified as Kelgat and Wisphes. Local authorities continue investigations.
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Denver
Colo
Benjamin P. Power
Denver Baking Company
Bower
Wisphes
Kelgat
Hawaii special session to clean up legislature
United Press report from Hawaii outlines a special territorial session aimed at cleaning up Hawaii politics and addressing reform measures. The piece notes legislature members debated burdens on the process and referenced related legal cases and ongoing investigations involving local figures.
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Hawaii
Dan Campbell
United Press
U.P
Kentucky
Mary Winn
St- A Tew
Enery
Amec
Grace Hurhani
Baba Penal
Maneki
Hewallen
Joe Ain
Jena Kahahawal
Rene Uberty
Bas
Massie
Rotarians Discuss Anglo American Tensions and War Aftermath
The article reports a Rotarian gathering with John R. and associates at Ohio University discussing Anglo American relations, postwar awareness, and U S policy. It notes Dean John Grande River and judges debate on government, territory, and the old world order, with remarks on World War II timing and South American influence. Senator Jarrett condemns Southern ignorance and criticizes press coverage of alleged crimes amid wartime rhetoric.
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Veopla
Dean John
Chesapeake
Po Hove
Angie Americ
Ameri
Invest- Lwors
Ahnston
Ammbassador
Bank Robbery Foiled in Ariesville by Scout Sheriff Action
In Ariesville a bank robbery attempt failed after cashier Thomas used a revolver to counter two unmasked bandits. One shot struck the banker in the chest as he faced the criminals, who fled toward Sharpsbury. Deputy Wingett and Special Officer Barrows lead the manhunt with aging officers in pursuit.
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First National Bank
Ariesville
Shota
Frank Li
Thomas
Marietta
Amenville
Cassier ‘Chomsa
Wan Au Pelos
Iin
Dossla Cicciti
Anatetant
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Hota Ton
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Therten
Sandit
Thomag
Alisa Owen
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Peleht
Wayne Wingett
Pete ‘Barrows
Antesville
Wach
Naval Policy Debate Sparks Questions Over Economy
Amid a contentious session, the Naval Affairs Committee examined policy today with a map in hand. Chief Rose Adrira Upham defended recent fiscal choices as necessary, noting economies achieved over the past year despite skeptical inquiries.
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Mouwe
Naval Affairs
Britten
Rose Adrira Upham
Small fragment invites uncertain reading
Fragmentary OCR text appears garbled with stray words and numbers. no clear person, place, organization, or event can be identified for a factual summary.
Investigation Opens Charges Watch Swindling Railroad Employes
Cleveland police today opened an investigation into alleged swindles by railroad workers and a jewelry company connected to a bankruptcy case. Prosecutor Emitrich B. Ney indicated multiple fraud schemes may be involved, with losses running into several thousand dollars.
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Cleveland
Biinks
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Proscytor Emitrich B. Ney
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