Rumors Shake Buckeye Conference Over Indiana Withdrawals
Mitch's Musings reports gossip of dissension in the Buckeye Conference as DePauw and Wabash pull out, with hints of Denison moves and potential further changes. The piece notes past disputes, rule changes on gate splits, and skepticism about overall stability while predicting a tighter 1932 Buckeye season with strong teams like Wittenberg and Cincinnati.
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DePauw
Wabash
Lou Smith
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Buckeye
Denison
Stere
Indiana
University of Cincinnati
DePauw and Wabash
Wittenberg
Miami
Wesleyan
Cincinnati
Don Peden
Indoor track titles draw Big Ten stars to Chicago meet
About 300 athletes from the Big Ten and former conference stars will compete in the Central A A U indoor championships at the 124th Field Artillery tonight. A featured event is the 70 yard high hurdles with Lee Sentman, Jimmy Hatfield, John Brooks, and R Black among entrants from Illinois Indiana and the University of Chicago.
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Chicago
U.P
Big Ten
Central A. A. U
124Th Field Artillery
Lee Sentman
Ilinois
Jimmy Hatfield
Indiana
John Brooks
R. Black
U. of Chicago
Ferrell Dominates In Exhibition Start For Cleveland
Wes Ferrell starred for Cleveland against Toledo in the spring opener, delivering four hitless innings with one walk and blazing speed. In New Orleans he impressed manager Roger Peckinpaugh and later pitched again in Tampa as other clubs played tight, high-scoring exhibitions.
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Wesley Ferrell
Cleveland
Toledo Mud Hens
Ferrell
Foledo
New Orleans
Roger Peckinpaugh
Oral Hildebrand
Bachman
Toledo
LA Angels Top Pirates 5-3 In Coast League Duel
Los Angeles defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 to 3 in a Coast League game. The report notes early scoring and key plays, with a brief mention of players and a stray, unclear line following the main recap.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sheelaw
Tee. Amwales
Ohio Track Athletes Win Season Opener Over Pioneers
Ohio University track team defeated Marietta 72 1 1 2 to 45 1 2 in Marietta. Dupler and Trozzy led with mile and two mile wins, Ohio set a mile relay record, and Brown won shot put. Several Marietta records fell in the field events.
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Pioneers
Larry Hauck
HIO University
Marietta
Pioneer Cindermen
Bobcats
Dupler
Trozzy
Marietta Field House
al Morgan
Brown
Taylor
Holden
Gould
Deutsch
Reuter
Plankey
Levine
Planky
Price
Gorby
Marie
Patten
Myers
Jordan
Small
Waffin
Deutach
Werkman
Griffin
Wilkins
Siemen
Rowland
Petty
Marieta
Exhibition baseball scores and homers across spring games
Detroit routs Chicago 8 to 3 behind Malone and May after reaching 14 hits in Bradenton Tigers win. Boston beats St. Louis 4 to 3 in Orlando with Walter Berger homering. Red Sox blank Newark 8 to 2 in Savannah as Wiley Moore keys win. Braves top Athletics 4 to 3 as Mahaffey and Rommel allow seven hits. May/Hartnett and others factor in Philadelphia and Atlanta games with multiple rallies and errors noted.
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Fla
Cincinnati Reds
New York Yanks
St. Petersburg
Philadelphia Athletics
Orlando
Boston Red Sox
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Reds
Louisville Colonels
Louisville
Cincinnati
Yanks
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Larry Benton
Los Angeles
Malone
May
Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Sorrell and Hayworth
Hartnett
Bradenton
Fila
U.P
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St. Louis Cardinals
Braves
Mahaffey
Rommel
Walter Berger
R. H
Philadelphia
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Madijeski
Frankhouse
Cantwell
Spohrer
Newark Bears
Wiley Moore
Sox
Bears
Newark
Russell
Lisenbee
Berry
Weaver
Jenkins
Glenn
Walker and Levinsky Set for 10 Round Chicago Bout
Mickey Walker and King Levinsky agreed to a 10 round match on April 29 in Chicago Stadium. Jack Kearns signed a new Walker contract for 30 percent, replacing 35 percent. Levinsky will also take 30 percent. Levinsky weighs about 196 pounds to Walker’s lighter frame.
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Chicago
U.P
Mickey Walker
King Levinsky
Jack Kearns
Walker
Levinsky
Dempsey
Vines Eliminated by Texas U Star in Houston Invite
In Houston, Ellsworth Vines national singles champion was upset by 20-year-old Martin Buxby of the University of Texas. Buxby lost the first set 4-6 then won 6-2 and 7-5 as Vines’ erratic play permitted the upset during the third round of the Houston annual invitational.
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Tex
Ellsworth Vines
Vines
Martin Buxby
University of Texas
Biloxi
Miss
Buxby
Jimmy Quick
Dallas Star
George M. Lott
Chicago
Gilbert Hall
East Orange
N. J
Junior Coen
Kansas City
Lott
Coen
Ohio high schools map spring track and field meets
Ohio high schools prepare for spring outdoor sports with district and state meets sponsored by the Ohio High School Athletic Association. Track meets include Central Denison University and Ohio State University events, with state finals at Ohio State May 27 and 28. Tennis and golf contests span multiple colleges and cities, culminating in state meets at Ohio State University May 27 and 28.
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Ohio
Ohio High School Athletic Association
State Athletic Association
Mansfield
W. Va
Salem
Lakewood High School
Mentor
Ohio State University
Muskingum College
Canton
Cleveland West Tech
Canton McKinley
Toledo
Dayton
Cincinnati
The Law of the Sea at the Columbia Theater
Sensational Monogram melodrama The Law of the Sea starring William Farnum thrills audiences with burning ships and perilous sea battles. Sally Blane Rex Bell Ralph Ince Eve Southern and Priscilla Dean support in a tense, revenge-filled tale directed by Otto Brower. Also screening The Greeks Had a Word for Them at the Ohio and Disorderly Conduct with Sally Eilers Spencer Tracy at the Ohio.
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Jean Blo
Majestic
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Otto Brower
Sally Blane
Ralph Ince
Rex Hell
Eve Southern
Princilla Dean
Ohio Theater
Sally Eilers
Spencer Tracy
el Brendel
Ralph Morgan
Allan Dinehart
Opening of 1932 Baseball Season Promises Stormy Chase
Henry McLemore notes the 1932 season launch as teams prepare for pennant races in the National and American leagues. Babe Ruth seeks another home run crown while managers foretell strong bids and fights for the gonfalon as rosters vary with injuries and hope.
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Yanks
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Earl Combs
Babe
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Paschall
Rest for Bat New York March 90 Bet Battalino Retires
Bet Battalino of Hartford, after a bloody beating of Billy Petrolie at Madison Square Garden, was advised by the New York State Athletic Commission to retire from boxing for at least 60 days following the Thursday night bout.
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Bet Battalino
Rugged Hartford
Billy Petrolie
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Haw
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