Four Darkhorses Still In Play As Risko Wins
Johnny Risko of Cleveland defeated King Levinsky in a 12 round bout to stay in the heavyweight picture. Risko led late after an even middle but Levinsky landed a sharp overhand right in the final round. Triscaro beat Ross Fields in six rounds. Wallace beat three Cleveland lightweights. Simms knocked out Snyder in one.
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Levinsky
Babe Triscaro
Ross Fields
Triscaro
Fields
Billy Wallace
Eddie Simms
Angus Snyder
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Kans
ST Paul
Morse
Keller
Olin Dutra
Santa Monica
Cali
Herman Barron
Port Chester
N.Y
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Abe Espinosa
A. Collins
Kansas City
Ed Dudley
Dudley
Acard
Concordville
Star
Paris
Notre Dame Roster Shows Diverse Irish Nationalities
The 1952 Notre Dame football squad features 106 players with a mix of Irish descent and international roots. The lineup highlights include Irish, German Irish, Polish, Italian, English, and several other nationalities among regulars, with Knute Rockne’s quote echoed: they’re all Fighting Irish on the field. Illinois, Ohio State, and Michigan losses frame the Big Ten preview as Illinois aims to rebound after back-to-back losing seasons.
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Fighting Irish
Notre Bo
Notre Dame
Ed Kosky
Fed Krause
Lithuaniaa
Nerin Creeney
Tom Gorman
Bill Pierce
Joe Kurth
Paul Host
Charles Jaskwhrich
Mike Koken
Ight Falfback
Joe Sheeketski
George Melinkovich
Jim Harris
Jack Flynn
Frank LaBorne
Ray Brancheau
Nick Lukats
Steve Banas
Emmett Murphy
Joe Foley
Laurie Vejar
Knute Rockne
Robert C. Zuppke
Illinos
Illinois
Ohio State
Wits
Michigan
Northstern
Suppke
Zuppke Faces Uncertain Illinois Prospects for 1982
Illinois coach Zuppke contemplates a lean 1982 season with doubts about linemen and freshmen. He notes past success and seven Big Ten titles but stresses renewed spirit and effort as essential for improving from last year.
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Zuppke
Thini
Ilinois
Illinois
Ohio to discuss drastic 1932 football rules changes
The 0th annual rules interpretation meeting of the Ohio Association of Football Officials, in cooperation with multiple Ohio athletic bodies, will address the fate of football under new 1932 rules. Dr. David B. Reese presides with F A Lambert leading Ohio officials. Speakers include Major John L. Griffith and James Crowley.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Association of Football
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Ohio Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Buckeye Athletic Association
Ohio State University
David B. Reese
Dayton
F. A. Lambert
Russ Finsterwald
Tom Morgan
Steve Hazelwood
Judge C. V. Weygandt
Willard Marquart
Russ Rupp
F. W. Hirold
Harry Cutler
Harry Swain
Bill Strickling
Kaws Defeat Birds Twice In Twin Bill
The Columbus Red Birds lost both games of a double header to the Kaws in Kansas City 3-2 and 13-3. The results leave the Minneapolis Millers eight and a half games ahead after defeating Indianapolis, widening the Birds’ deficit. The team travels to Toledo today for a upcoming engagement with the Mud Hens.
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Birds
Kansas City
Columbus Red Birds
Toledo
Kawa
Minneapolis Millers
Indianapolis
Golf swing basics for straighter shots by Leo Diegel
The piece explains how to hit from inside out by controlling the club face and body rotation. It emphasizes that the right side should be guided by the left during backswing and downswing, with the right shoulder dropping on a lower plane and the right elbow kept close. Leo Diegel demonstrates proper shoulder drop to avoid ground contact.
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Leo Diegel
Logan High opens football practice in heat
Logan High School started practice under hot weather with coach John Longley ordering gym suits to offset the heat. A second session followed in the afternoon with the same uniforms as players passed the ball and did some kicking while awaiting whether McArthur High would postpone their game to November 1 and 4.
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Logan
Logan High School
McArthur High
St Louis Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia Boston New York Brooklyn
A jumble of early 20th century basketball and baseball matchups shows teams like St Louis at Chicago and Philadelphia at Boston. The text lists associations and player pairs such as Bridges Marrow Mayworth Walberg Cochrane and Crowder Spencer Pennock Wells Dickey Heving Riddie Benton Richards Beau Henline Knott Braxton Young Craghead Dawson ONeil Pell Crouch across cities including Milwaukee Minneapolis Toledo Indianapolis Detroit and more.
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Chicago
Cineianet
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
American Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Association Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Louiisville
Paladelphia
Marrow
Mayworth
Walberg and Cochrane
Washington
Crowder and Spencer
Pennock, Wells and Dickey
National League
Pittaburgh Vrocwnanasences
St. Louis Awesenecwenes LJ
Washington - Ate
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Milwaukee
Lowiaville
Paul Woeee
Buckeyes Begin Practice September 15 Under Willaman
Ohio State football coach Sam Willaman invites 65 candidates to the first practice on September 1 as the 1932 squad starts preparations. In three seasons, OSU is 15 8 2 overall and 8 6 2 in the Big Ten with key veterans returning including Hinchman Carroll Cramer and Vuchinich among backs ends and linemen.
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Columbus
Sam Willaman
Ohio State
Buckeye
Willaman
Michigan
Illinoiia
Northwestern
Ohio
Navy
Pittsburgh
Vanderbilt
Scarlet
Bill Carroll
Carl Cramer
Jack Greenberg
Lewis Hinchman
Tom Keefe
George Mandula
Marsha Oliphant
Mike Vuchinich
Pete Delich
Joe Gallus
Frank Lukz
Bert Naaman
Dick Smith
Mary Warner
Stinemen
Fred Conrad
Julius Ferrall
Sidney Gillman
Ferrell Refuses To Pitch For Peckinpaugh
Cleveland Indians rested ahead of a Detroit series as Roger Peckinpaugh and Vean Ferrell clash over Ferrell’s suspension. Ferrell said he will return after the 10 day ban but will not pitch for Peckinpaugh, accusing him of giving him a raw deal. President Alva Bradley said no pitcher would be released.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Roger Peckinpaugh
Wea Ferrell
Ferrell
Tribe
Peckinpaugh
Alva Bradley
Boston
Columbus Blues to duel Carpenter Chidister in Monday twin bill
Sept 2 report from Play Twin Bill Logan notes Columbus Blues, a top local amateur squad, will host Carpenter Chidister for a 2:30 p.m. doubleheader. Capital City lineup promises strength with Myers and Walker on the mound and Columber catching behind the plate after five straight wins.
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Logan
Columbus Blues
Columbus
Carpenter- Chidister
Capital City
Myers
Walker
Yanks Clinch Walker Trophy For 7th Time
United States wrapped up the Walker Cup with a clinching lead after four Scotch foursomes, needing three more singles victories in the final day at Brookline. Matches featured Francis Ouimet and George Voight leading U S efforts against Britain’s top amateurs as Moe and Rewel staged a late comeback.
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Mass
United States
Britain
Francis Ouimet
U. S
Tony Torrance
Jess Sweeteer
Eric Mc Rovte
G. B
Don Moe
Billy Rewe
Westland
McCarthy
Sweetner
Voight
Hartley Brothers
Seaver
Moreland
Torrance
John de Forest
Ouimet
Dunlap
Speed Kings Challenge Harmsworth Cup Rivalry at Lake St Clair
Detroit and England collide as Gar Wood and Kay Don set to race Miss America X and Miss England III in the Harmsworth Trophy heat on Lake St Clair. Both pilots bring world speed boat credentials and strong mechanic support, with timed start devices and strict disqualification rules to curb gun starts.
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Kaye Don
England
Gar Wood
Lake & Clair
den Wil
Wood
Don
Weed
Ortin Johnson
Dick Garner
Misa America
Central League Result Shifts Standings
U R H Youngs town upset Erie to move into second place in the Central League with a 7 to 5 victory. Fort Wayne extended its first place lead with a 6 to 3 win over the last place Dayton club.
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Dayton
U.rh
Youngstown
Erie
Pennsylvania
Fort Wayne
Big Five: Foxx Homers as Ruth Gems Gemrig Tops Slugging
United Press reports Jimmy Foxx hit a solo home run in three at bats while Babe Ruth went hitless in four and Lou Gehrig had two singles in four. Jimmie Bimons homered in four at bats driving in two runs, and Bill Terry did not play.
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Jimmy Foxx
Babe Ruth
Lou Gemrig
Bimmons
Bill Terry
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