West High Athletes Enter Ohio University Next Year
Harold Wise of West High School in Columbus introduces four all round athletes headed to Ohio University this fall Woodrow Wills William Schmidt George Marshall and James McCullum the quartet excelled in high school sports and are expected to boost Ohio's teams. Pairings for the Bush Biddle golf tournament at Athens Country Club were announced with matches to be completed in three weeks and a dinner slated for Oct 11.
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Ohio University
Ohio
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Harold
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Athens Country Club
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Kinnison
Murphy
McCaskill
Starcher
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Koehler
Rutkoskie
Rideway
Schwe
Northwestern poised for Big Ten title bid this season
Editor notes preview of Big Ten football prospects focuses on Northwestern. Coach Dick Hanley rebuilds line and backs around Harold Weldin and George Dilley as star backfield includes George Potter Rentner Sullivan with Camels for a powerful offense yet uncertain defense. Schedule features Michigan Illinois Purdue Minnesota and Notre Dame in early games.
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Illinois
Dallas Marvis
Jack Riley
Jimmy Evans
Tiny Engebretsen
Rob Russell
Ken Meenan
Dick Hanley
George Potter
Pug Rentner
Jakie Sullivan
Ollie Olson
Olson
Rentner
al Kawal
Potter
Sullivan
Hanley
Harold Weldin
George Dilley
Dick Fencl
Wildcats
Michigan
Purdue
Minnesota
Spartans Open With Victory Over Grand Rapids
Portsmouth Spartans burst to a 33 0 win over Grand Rapids in their NFL season opener at Portsmouth before 5000 fans. Touchdowns by Lumpkin Presnell Gustowsky and Clark boosted the Spartans while Green Bay edged Chicago Cardinals 15 7 in Milwaukee on the Notre Dame system. Red Grange rushed for 127 yards and scored twice as Chicago Bears defeated Cleveland Panthers 26 0 in Chicago.
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Portsmouth Spartans
National Football League
Grand Rapids
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Baboare Lumpkin
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Bennett Cavosie
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H. Haggerty
Presnell
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Lumpkin
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Chillcothe
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Pirates Gain but Cubs Near NL Pennant in Race
In New York on September 19, the Pittsburgh Pirates won two at the Giants to narrow the NL lead, while the Chicago Cubs need two more victories to clinch. The Pirates won 7–4 and 6–3, the Cubs edged the Reds 4–3 in 15 innings, and Brooklyn fell to Philadelphia 5–1. In the American League the Athletics swept Chicago, the Senators split with Cleveland, Detroit beat Boston, and the Yankees split with St. Louis.
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U.P
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Hemsley
Moore
Leon Chagnon
Brooklyn
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Boston
Cardinals
Braves
Dizzy Dean
Athletics
White Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Senators
Cleveland
Indians
Detroit
Red Sox
Yankees
Browns
Saints Take Series In St Paul Split Stormy Night
Saint Paul defeated Minneapolis 10 to 7 to claim the season series 12 games to 10. Kansas City Blues lost two to Milwaukee 14-9 and 7-6. Louisville and Columbus split a doubleheader 7-4 and 8-5 with the second game called after eight innings. Rain postponed Toledo against Indianapolis.
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U.P
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St. Paul
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Colonels
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Tising
Gabler
Snyder
Stiely
Young
van Gilder
Petty
Hal
Richards
Munns
Harries
VanAtte
World Series Hero Joe Sewell From Cleveland to Yankees
The piece recalls Joe Sewell as a famed Cleveland shortstop turned Yankee veteran in the later World Series era. It highlights his 1920 rookie year helping Cleveland beat Brooklyn, his iron strikeout record, 1102 consecutive games, and quiet, frugal persona including nine oclock bedtimes and rare purchases.
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Cleveland Indians
Brooklyn
Joe
Ray Chapman
Cleveland
New Orleans
University of Alabama
Tribe
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Little Joe Sewell
Muskingum College Builds New Football Team for Season
Muskingum College in New Concord begins preparations for 1932 football under Coach W F Lange. With 20 candidates, the squad aims for a strong season after last year’s title run, returning veterans Himes, Leonard, Conaway, Waddell, Dorwart, Reynolds, Sims, Anderson, Furbay, Lemon, Melhorn, McCandlish, and Comin. New sophomores include Wyper, Baessler, Patton, Ralston, Bell, Reaviey, McBride, Hart, among others, with a balanced line and coaching patience.
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W. F
Bill” Lange
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Zeyher
Forgy
Hewthorne
McClain
Mariner
Himes
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Conaway
Waddell
Dorwart
Reynolds
Sims
Anderson
Furbay
Lemon
Melhorn
McCandlish
Comin
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Wyper
Wellsville
Baessler
Broadman
Patton
Uhrichsville
Ralston
Midway
Bell
Xenia
Reaviey
McBride
Lowellville
Hart
Fredericktown
Big Five Foxx Leads Scoring Burst in Baseball Card
The record notes Jimmy Foxx hit his 53rd home run and went four for nine with nine runs driven in. Babe Ruth sat out. Lou Gehrig contributed two doubles in four at bats for two runs. Al Simmons had a triple and six singles in ten plate appearances for three runs. Bill Terry collected four singles in seven chances for three runs.
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O'Doul
Dodgert
Vaca Ccaccoccynes
Foxx
Athletics
Alexander
Red Sox
Ruth
Yarkgcor
Cnsnenensentcae
Klein
Hilhies
Werner Owee
Aeléin
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Combs
Torross
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Wenceos
Terry
Gisats
Attletics
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Cvechsenen
Gehrig
Yankees
Omens
Simmons
Ene
Allen
Warneke
Cubs
Gomez
Jimmy Foxx
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
AL Simmons
Bill Terry
London amateur C Ross Somerville wins U S Amateur title
Canadian golfer C Ross Somerville of London Ontario holds the championship trophy after defeating Johnny Goodman to capture the U S Amateur title at Baltimore. He is photographed striding across the Five Farms fairway following his triumph.
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London
Ontario
U. S
Johnny Goodman
Five Farms Fairway
Baltimore
Somerville Wins National Amateur in Par Golf Feat
Henry McLemore notes Ross Somerville of London Ontario wins the National Amateur, giving Britain a boost amid Walker Cup talk. The piece highlights weather as a factor, praising Somerville and lampooning British excuses about heat and humidity.
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Ross Somerville
Sandy
Bobby Jones
Bobby
Somerville
London
England
Ontario
Sport Light
Trevor Wignall
London Express
United States
Culmet
Wignall
Wood Drives Boat At Record Speed
Algonac Michigan September 19 Gar Wood piloting Misa America X pushed for a world motor boat speed record on the St Clair River during a warm up run. Officials could not confirm the record pace due to timing errors though signals suggested 126.09 seconds per mile, with a possible 145 mph claim for the statute mile. The existing record was held by Kaye.
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Gar Wood
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St. Clair River
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National League pairings and city matchups listed
The text lists city pairings for national league play including Boston versus New York, Brooklyn versus Philadelphia, Pittsburgh against Chicago, St. Louis against Cleveland, Chicago against Detroit, Washington versus Boater, Toledo versus Columbus, Indianapolis versus Louisville, Paul versus Kansas City, and Minneapolis versus Milwaukee.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
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Detroit
Washington
Boater, Association
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Baseball Scores and Box Scores from a Hazy 1940s Card
A dense run of baseball box scores and game lines across leagues shows Chicago, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, St. Louis, Boston, Pittsburgh, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Cleveland, Louisville, Columbus, Kansas City, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, and St. Paul in multiple columned results. Naming players such as Warnecke, Hemaley, Lombardi, Manion, Collins, Davis, Thurston, Lopes, Chagnon, Finney, Healey, Freitas, Grove, Cochrane, Earnshaw, and Berry appears alongside team abbreviations and innings tallies, with several doubleheaders and varied outcomes.
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Cincinnsti
Warnecke
Root
Hemaley
Lucas and Lombardi
Manion
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Brooklyn
Collins and
Davis
Thurston and Lopes
Lakeforth
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Cleveland
Marberry
Spencer
Maple
Berg
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Myatt
Crowder
Mildebrand
Harder
Wijegammer
Sewell
Boston
Netrott
McNaughton
Welch
Connolly
Whittehil
Desautels
Earnshaw
Cochrane
Biggs
Faber
Chamberlain
Berry
New York
Bt. Louis
Allen
Dickey
Glenn
Stewart
Madley
Herbert
Ferrett
St. Louis
Piparas
Gray
Bengough
Champs Lose Opening Tilt
DAYTON Sept 19 The Fischer Foods of Cleveland entering the National Baseball Federation tourney suffered a rare defeat as Vogelman Breads of Cincinnati won 2 to 0 in five innings due to rain. Other first round results included Finke Furnitures Dayton over Akron St Marthas 3 to 2 Campania Club New Haven over Riverside Olympics 16 to 3 Pontiac over Detroit City Service 13 to 7 Flint over Grand Trunk Railway Detroit 7 to 0 and a Fort Wayne Newcomerstown game halted by rain will be replayed today.
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Grand Trunk Railway
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Pittsburgh
Don in Miss England II Sets Speed Record at Loch Lomond
The Miss England II, sailed by Don, reached 119.75 mph on Loch Lomond in Scotland during July 18, 1932, marking a notable speed milestone in early motorboat history.
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Loch Lomont
Scotland
Ohio Football Season Kicks Off Across State
Ohio colleges prepare for the 1932 gridiron season amid coach gloom over finances and uncertain prospects. The Buckeye Conference standings feature Ohio University and Ohio Wesleyan favored, with Muskingum Case Dayton Otterbein John Carroll Baldwin Wallace among hopefuls. Ohio State eyed for Big Ten and national hopes. Friday night games include Wittenberg versus Indiana Teachers and Xavier at Cincinnati, while Saturday schedules pair Ohio Northern at Pittsburgh and Ohio University at Mio Grande.
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Toledo
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Adrian
Mich
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Defiance
Wesleyan Sets Hard 1930 Schedule to Challenge Ohio Univ
Coach George Gauthier promises a tough opening slate for Ohio Wesleyan as the Bishops face Wilmington in the season opener next Saturday. The schedule includes Ohio State Syracuse Wittenberg DePauw Denison Miami Western Reserve and Ohio University in successive Saturdays with aims to win the Buckeye Conference title. Returning veterans and strong sophomores anchor a deep roster as Wesleyan eyes a title bid despite key graduations.
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Denison
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Edwar Weatfall
Howard Ginaven
Don Scott
George Fitet
Marty Barber
Buffalo
MN. D
Don Lants
Castron
John Baugh
Altoona
Roy Bennett
Dayton
James Horr
Columbus
Wilemer Dickerson
Adena
Walter Thomas
Akron
Charles Worcester
Norwood
Art Bell
Baltimore
George Myerlay
Danville
Ray Marley
Ashtabula
George Wertz
Delaware
Joe Gall
Cleveland
John Turtey
Howard White
Circleville
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