Cubs World Series Attendance Likely To Break Records
If the Cubs stay ahead in the National League race the World Series crowds could set new records, potentially extending to six games. Yankees Stadium and Wrigley Field would host, with Yankee Stadium already noted for large audiences, while Cleveland Municipal Stadium is not a baseball-focused venue. The series rules prevent attendance records by limiting spectators.
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Favorite lacks as Ouimet prepares to defend golf title
In Baltimore and at the national amateur championship, veterans led by France Ouimet face a field including Gus Moreland and Charley Seaver in a 82-player qualifier. Moreland, sidelined by a cut hand, expects to play a practice round to judge greens for match play ahead.
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Packers Open 1932 Season With 45-0 Win Over Maroons
Green Bay, Sept 12 The Packers, two time NPFL champions, began the 1932 season with a 45-0 victory over the Grand Rapids Maroons and extended their home winning streak to 25 games.
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Pomeroy High Begins Grid drills as season opens
Veteran players and hopeful newcomers join Pomeroy High School football for the first practice at the athletic field. Coach Farnham cites late start to avoid heat and notes key veterans out, new talent needed, and three home games moved to Middleport while a Sept 30 opener vs Cheshire is set.
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Business Men Win Series in Little World Series Clash
In Gallipolis on September 12, the Business Men defeated the American Legion two games to one after a nine inning scoreless tie. Diggins pitched for the Business Men, allowing six hits, while Troth held four hits for the Legion. McKean led Legion with two of three at the plate.
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Gallipolis All-Stars beat Columbus LAC 10 to 1 at fairgrounds
Gallipolis All-Stars defeated the Columbus L A C 10 to 1 at the Gallia County Fairgrounds Sunday. Pitcher Gib Davis allowed six hits and struck out nine. Doc Allison hit a two run homer in the eighth, aiding a 10 run tally as the All-Stars head next week to face the Pennsylvania Shops team here.
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Baseball Scores and Pairings From National League Card
Box scores and schedule items show St Louis at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Boston Cincinnati at Philadelphia Chicago at New York with AMERICAN Boston at St Louis Washington at Chicago New York at Cleveland and more. Detailed game results list pitchers and runs across multiple matchups including Cleveland and New York and Boston vs St Louis with various line scores.
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Yankees Need Only Two Wins To Take Flag
New York's pennant hopes hinge on winning two of their remaining three against Cleveland after a 5-4 loss in the opener. The Senators won both ends of a double header, the A's beat Detroit, and Foxx homered for Boston as Chicago narrowed the NL lead.
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Pennock the Thoroughbred Pitcher of the Yankees
Herb Pennock, 38, a slender left hander for the New York Yankees, has eight World Series starts with five wins and no defeats. A veteran of major league pitching since 1912, he is known for a modest life away from the mound and a family farm interest. He once played first base in 1910 for Kennett Square Academy and rose through Connie Mack’s connections to signing with the Atlantic City Collegians in 1911.
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Mt Union Football Under New Coaching For 1932 Season
Mt Union College opens its Sith year with a new coaching staff led by Harry Geitz promoted to head coach replacing John Thorpe. George Marsh from Cleveland will coach linemen and Robert Wright oversees the freshman team. Nine game schedule set as 10 players graduate. returning standouts include Cope Lindberg Brope Cordes Gligor and Jones with others showing promise from the 1931 freshman squad.
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Gallipolis Pitcher Davis Signs with Oklahoma City
Gallipolis reports Gib Davis a hurler formerly with Peoria U1 and Cedar Rapids as a free agent. He will pitch next year for Oklahoma City in the Western Association A class after the Three-Eye League dissolved last summer. Davis now pitches for local teams.
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United States Open Polo Title Won by Templeton Four
Meadowbrook Club hosted the U S Open final at International Field where Templeton Four defeated Jock Whitney’s team 16 to 3. Cecil Smith was out at No 2 for Greentree and could not halt the strong Greentree rivals.
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Braves sweep Cincinnati in double header with big wins
In the first game the Braves beat Cincinnati 13 to 3 as Benton and Rixey each gave up 11 hits. The second game saw eight hits off Koip and Frey leading to a 10 to 1 Braves win. Giants split with St Louis to stay within half a game of the sixth place Cardinals. Carl Hubbell guided New York to a 7 to 3 victory in the first game and Tex Carleton pitched in the second which the Cardinals won 2 to 2.
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Plane Crash Injures National Guard Officers Near Clinton
In Clinton Indiana on September 12 Major R F Taylor and Sergeant D B Vickery of the National Guard were in serious condition in hospital after a reconnoitering flight over Indiana coal mining country ended in a crash.
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Farmers urged to hold wheat for $1 price target
Marysville Kansas farmers were asked to hold their wheat today as part of the National Farm Holiday movement until the price reaches one dollar a bushel.
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Walker's Boil Delays Schmeling Walker Fight Unclear
New York reports a proposed four day postponement of the Max Schmeling vs Mickey Walker bout at Madison Square Garden. promoter Johnston and doctors push rest while Jacobs weighs postponement. Garden stands to gain cash. dispute hinges on medical files and possible cancellation.
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Big Five Batters Lead In Nine Run Game
UNITED PRESS reports Bill Terry went 4 for 7 with a home run and a double driving in three. Lou Gehrig added a single in four at bats. Jimmy Foxx had two hits in four at bats including a season’s first homer. Babe Ruth did not play and Simmons went hitless.
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Birds Triumph Over Indians 9 4. Swanson Sold to White Sox
Columbus notes a 9 4 victory as the Red Birds widen their lead on the Indians to five and a half games. Peor Swanson has been sold to the Chicago White Sox, per team president Larry McPhail.
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