Ohio Bobcats prep for Indiana clash after heavy rain practice
Ohio University football drills under Don Peden and Dutch Trautwein featured brutal work in rain as freshmen faced varsity in scrimmage. Henry Corradini and Mac McCashin limped through, Kepler and Workman assist in coaching, and Benched plans call for more frosh scrimmages ahead of the Hoosier game. In boxing, Mickey Walker loses to Max Schmeling, signaling end as heavyweight title contender despite prior bravado.
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Don Peden
Dutch Trautwein
Ohio
Varsity
Peden
Harold Brown
Bill Snyder
Armbrust
Corradini
Laskin
Maurer
Russell Kepler
Kep
Harry Workman
Rio Grande
Hoosiers
Henry Corradini
Mac McCashin
Bobcats
Bill Herbert
Indiana
Mickey Walker
Max Schmeling
Walker
Tle
Charley Ruffing Poised for World Series Start
Charley Ruffing, the right handed Yankee ace from Nakomis Illinois, is set to start tomorrow as New York faces Chicago in the opening World Series game. The Cubs expect Ruffing to oppose Guy Bush as both teams tune up at Yankee Stadium ahead of the series.
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Chicago Cubs
Yankee Stadium
Windy City Boys
Charley Ruffing
Yanks
Guy Bush
Wrigley Field
Ruffing
Nakomis
Iil
Otterbein Predicted To Field Strong Ohio Conference Team
Otterbein faces Oberlin in the season opener with coach R K Edler aiming for a conference title. Veterans include Dan Bowells Barney Francis and Bob Lane with injuries to Cox Bowells Ax line Shively limiting practice as Edler recalls past success and Ohio Wesleyan pedigree.
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Otterbein
Ohio
Otterbei
Oberlin
R. K. Edier
Cox
Bowells
Axline
Short
Shively
Kein
Hiram
Capital
Ohio Northern
Marietta
Kenyon
Heidelberg
Kent State
John Carroll
Dan Bowells
Barney Francis
Schick
Schort
Bob Lane
Edler
Ohio Wesleyan
Floyd Beelman
Chester Defeats Pt Pleasant in Semipro Battle 8 to 3
Chester topped Pt Pleasant 8 to 3 as Whipple pitched five strong innings before relief by Foots Bradshaw. Pierce struggled for Pt Pleasant, then Foots Bradshaw and later Mitch of Chester held firm as both teams played fast defense. Next Sunday Chester meets Jacksonville on the home diamond for gate receipts winner take all.
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Whipple
Down River Boys
Pierce
Cheser
Foots Bradshaw
Pleasant
Jacksonville
Chester Diamond
Lefty Webb
Mitch
G. A. Eiselstein
Carpenter Takes Lead In Solitaire Billiards Tourney
Carpenter moved to the top with a 68 point run in seven shots at the McCoy Burdette billiard parlors. Burgett remains second with 62 points as the tourney leads and standings list many players including Warren Pullin Hix Preston and others.
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Carpenter
McCoy-Burdette Billard
Burgett
Warren
Pullin
Hixon
Preston
Whipple
McKalip
Young
McDaniels
Lenhardt
Priest
Collins
Ross
Brooks
Severson
Cartwright
Blahoe
Danford
Kempton
Morgan
Farley
Cunningham
Rudd
Severs
Gill
Archer
Mickey to retire from ring in spectator role says source
The speaker suggests Mickey should quit fighting and seek an easier living. Training on New York's stage is paying off and, if he is as smart as believed, he will stay out of the ring and observe as a spectator.
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Mickey
New York
Little World Series Opens in Newark Bears Versus Millers
Newark Bears manager Al Mamaux named Don Brennan to start the opener against Minneapolis Millers ace Rosy Ryan or Jose Petty at Ruppert Stadium. The International League pennant winner hosts the American Association champions in a seven game series with three games in Newark and the rest in Minneapolis.
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N. J
U.P
Ruppert Stadium
Don Brennan
Newark Bears
Rosy Ryan
Jose Petty
Minneapolis Millers
Donnie Bush
Millers
al Mamaux
Bears
Mamaux
Brennan
Bush
Petty
Athens Country Club Announces Women Dinner Match Pairings
Mike Heaney, club professional, announced the pairings for the annual women’s dinner match at Athens Country Club. Scheduled matches include Hutchinson vs Cornwell and Barbour vs Kerr among others as play progresses. Bush team leads the Bugh-Biddle tourney 1544 to 5%. Dr. Sprague won the first flight, Jones captured the second, with Baker and Smiley as runners-up.
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Athens Country Club
Mike Heaney
Hutchinson
Cornwell
L. Barbour
Kerr
Studer
Miss Wilhite
Miss Way
Miss Dunham
Miss Fields
Miss Phillips
Irene Devlin
Miss Work
Cuyler
Forsyth
Carpenter
Kahler
Foxx and Klein Named 1932 Most Valuable Players
Jimmy Foxx of the Athletics and Chuck Klein of the Phillies were named the season’s top players by Sporting News. Foxx led American League points with 56 while Gehrig was second with 47. Klein topped the National League with 46 points, followed by O'Doul with 40.
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ST. Louis
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Sporting News
Foxx
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Klein
Lefty O'Doul
Brooklyn
Monte Weaver
Washington
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Leu Warneke
Cubs
Red Lucas
Cincinnati
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Bob Brown
Braves
Rick Ferrell
St. Louisa
Lucas
Gehrig
Yankees
Averill
Cleveland
Gehringer
Detroit
Weaver
Manush
Browns
Harry Davis
Cronin
Cissell
West Virginia Gridders Lose Five of Seven
West Virginia colleges opened with uneven results as nine games loom. West Liberty and Marshall won, while WVU fell to Duquesne by a field goal. Upcoming Friday and Saturday matchups include Concord at Fairmont, Morris Harvey vs Marshall, Glenville at Salem, and Wheeling hosts Davis Elkins in a first time meeting.
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West Virginia University
Duquesne
West Liberty
Marshal Colleges
Assumption College of Canada
Marshall
University of Louieville
Morgantown
Concord
Fairmont
Morris-Harvey
Huntington
Glenville
Salem
Clarksburg
Davis Elkins
Wheeling
West Virginia Wesleyan
Washington and Jefferson
Washington, Pa
Bethany
Marietta
New River
U. S. Coast Guard Academy
New London
New Lex Boy to Join Cardinals Training Camp
New Lexington’s Fred Cooksey will attend the St. Louis Cardinals training camp the first week of February. The portside pitcher earned a spot among 3 of 600 hopefuls at the Red Bird baseball school in Columbus. His spring performance will decide his big league future with the Cardinals or their farm system.
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New Lexington
Athens High School
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Bird Baseball School
Columbus
Cooksey
Cards
Red Birds
Cardinal Farms
Cardinal
Dayton Football Guard Ted Armstrong Returns From Injury
Cleveland sophomore guard Ted Armstrong of the University of Dayton has returned to campus after fracturing his leg last summer. He will be able to play soon for the Dayton football team.
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Dayton
Ted Armstrong
Cleveland
University of Dayton
Armstrong
Minnesota Formidable Contender for Big Ten Title
Minnesota faces a tough 1915 season under new coach Bernie Bierman with a tested backfield led by Jack Manders and Wally Haas. The Gophers meet Purdue on October 1 and play Northwestern late October among a schedule featuring Nebraska Iowa and Michigan.
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Minnesota
Gophers
Purdue
Northwestern
Michigan
Bernie Bierman
Finois
Gopher
Tulane
Bierman
Jack Manders
Wally Haas
Francis Lund
Edwin Burg
My Ubi
Sam Swarta
Lloyd Rider
Bill Proffit
Carl Tengler
Roy den
Elmer Apmann
Sulo Koski
Marshall Dells
Phil Bengaton
Brad Robinson
al Papas
Bengston
Papas
South Dakota State
Nebraska
Iowa
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Uncertain Ohio State Lineup Before Wesleyan Game
Ohio State faced two unsettled starting positions as it prepared for next Saturday’s game with Ohio Wesleyan. Bill Carroll led at right halfback while Ted Rosequist may be limited by condition. Leo Tom Keefe and Carl Cramer’s knee injury influenced coaching decisions and understudies John McAfee and Marshall Oliphant were listed.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Bill Carroll
Toledo
Tommy" Keefe
Ted Rosequist
Regia Monahan
Lorain
Fred Conrad
Rosecquist
Carl Cramer
Sam Willaman
John McAfee
Marshall Oliphant
Ohio Wesleyan Coach Orders Spinach Diet For Players
Coach George Gauthier of Ohio Wesleyan University orders his football team to eat spinach during training. He believes the spinach will sharpen his players and make them more aggressive against opponents.
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Delaware
U.P
George Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan
Col M Lemore Reviews 1932 Diamond Year
Col M Lemore tallies baseball year 1932 with sarcastic nicknames and names. Notable picks include Philadelphia Phillies surprise and Leonard Koenecke as top disappointment. Keys touch on McGraw resignation, Hornsby switch, and Shabbiest trick of the year by the Cubs.
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M’lemore
Henry McLemore
New York
St. Louie Browns
Dét
Louis Carnes
Peach
Leonard Koenecke
Philadelphia Phillies
Dale Alexander
Boston Red
Capper
Dan Howley
Cincinnati Reda
Shanty Hogan
Giants
Smead Jolley
Crosetti
New York Yankees
Coerk
Cagey Stengel
Brooklyn Robina
e-Charie Devens
Danny MacFayden
Yanks
Desay Vance
Brooklyn Robins
Billy Dickey
Carl Reynolda
Weehington Senators
Wee Ferrell
Cleveland Indiana
Schmeling Dominates Walker to Retain Spotlight in Big Fight
In New York, Schmeling edges Mickey Walker by technical knockout in the eighth round as Jack Sharkey calls for a title rematch. The bout, a benefit for the Free Milk Fund for Babies, drew about 45 000 fans and grossed around 156 000 in receipts.
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Mickey
Johnny Risko
Behmeling
Risko
Walker
Jack Kearns
Kearns
Jack Denning
Joe Humphries
Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Gene Tunney
Achmeling
Tempis
Bisod
Jack Kearna
Free Milk Fund For Babies, Inc
William Randolph Hearst
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