Ohio Bobcats Backfield Uncertain Ahead of Rio Grande Game
Coach Don Peden contemplates multiple backfield trials as Ohio seeks a cohesive unit for the season opener with Rio Grande. Henry Corradini would signal, with Harold Brown at tailback and Joe Smith and Leonard Sadosky at halves, while Biden Armbrust shines in freshman drills amid wet conditions.
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Standings Shakeup as National and American Leagues Play Thursday Games
National League schedule lists Brooklyn at New York, Pittsburgh at Chicago, Cincinnati at St. Louis. American League matches Chicago at Detroit, Washington at Boston, New York at Philadelphia. Tuesday results show Pittsburgh, Chicago, St. Louis, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Boston, New York, Cleveland, St. Louis, Washington, Minnesota, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Kansas City with various scores and batting figures.
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DICKEY BEST BACKSTOP IN SERIES WEDNESDAY
Reappointment of Mike Heaney as professional at Athens Country Club announced after a Tuesday night meeting. Heaney, in his first year, received a two year contract succeeding Art Smith who resigned last fall.
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Purdue Looms As Contender In Big Ten Race
Purdue aims to win the Big Ten title outright in 1932 after a 1929 championship and a 7-0 postseason win over Northwestern. Coach Noble Kizer leads a large squad of 81 with strong backfield prospects including Pardonner Hecker and Moore, and a veteran line with Captain Oehler and Fehring among starters.
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Fred Hecker
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Roy Horstmann
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Federal contract awarded for reform school project
The Exgency Department awarded contractor W J Paul of Zanesville Ohio a contract for construction of dormitory hall kitchen and school at Federal Reformatory in ngide Ohio.
Yankees Catcher Dickey Edges Hartnett In Fielding And Bat
Chicago Sept 21 Fans and experts agree William Dickey of the New York Yankees is the superior catcher over Leo Hartnett of the Chicago Cubs. Dickey, a six year veteran, has batted .320 since becoming regular catcher in 1929 and hit .210 in 105 games this year. Hartnett, in his eleventh season, batted .269 in 119 games. The piece notes Hartnett’s aggressive play and past World Series absence, and cites Dickey’s rare onfield clash with Senators’ Carl Reynolds resulting in a $1,000 fine and 30-day suspension.
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Gabby) Hartnett
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Dan Howley Leaves Reds After 1982 Season
Sidney Weil, president of the Cincinnati Reds, announced that Dan Howley will sever his managerial ties with Cincinnati at the end of the 1982 season. Howley will not seek renewal and a new manager would be chosen no sooner than November. Donna Bush has been mentioned as a candidate amid rumors he may manage a Toronto club.
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Logan Eleven Preps For Lid-Lifter At Wellston
Logan High School football coach John Longley leads strenuous afternoon practices as the team tunes up for the opening game at Wellston. Skull sessions bolster the squad with a lengthy Monday session at the Junior High. Full strength expected except for Jack Baker, with Ned Gabriel stepping in until Baker is ready.
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Hemsley Makes Early Mark as Cubs Prospects Catcher
The piece profiles Ralston Hemsley, rookie catcher for the Chicago Cubs, son of a coal miner and brother to Gabby Hartnett era figures. Starting in Syracuse, he rose through minor leagues with Frederick and Pittsburgh, posting a .274 average across three and a half seasons before a trade to the Cubs. He aims to break into the World Series lineup with the Yankees as a benchmark for Cubs catching talent.
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Brewers Take Doubleheader Wins In Columbus Trip
Milwaukee defeated Minneapolis 7 to 6 and 8 to 4 in a doubleheader split in Columbus. Paul split two games at Kansas City with the Wisconsinites winning 8 to 4 in the first and losing 6 to 1 in the second. Toledo and Indianapolis games were rained out in Columbus.
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Cubs Triumph In First Tilt And Cop Flag
The Cubs clinched the National League pennant by sweeping a doubleheader from Pittsburgh, Rush the winning pitcher in both decisive games, and will start Bush in the World Series against the Yankees. Other NL and AL results include Dodgers over Phillies and Giants over Braves, Cardinals over Reds, Senators over Red Sox, and Indians sweeping the Browns as Chicago’s Detroit twin bill was rained out.
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Bulldogs Show Well Despite Weather In Scrimmage
Athens High School football practice under stormy skies built endurance and drive as the first and second teams prepared for the opening game. Key players included Boeiser Whipple Hatch Betts with linemen Roach Trine Olson Spault Boggs Pielda Goodfellow. Coach MeInney plans another scrimmage to sharpen attack, defense, and fundamentals against a beefy New Lexington lineup.
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Games Postponed Due to Rew Rate at Nations Baseball
Postponements affect the Nations Baseball Federation eighth tournament as all Tuesday games are rescheduled for today. The delay is attributed to the rate change, with teams awaiting new match times and locations.
Odds on Yankees Win Promises Big Wager in Chicago
Trans Moore of Louisville Kentucky, a bookmaker, offers to bet seven thousand to twenty five thousand that the New York Yankees will beat the Chicago Cubs in the World Series.
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