Yankees Move World Series Pieces to Wrigley Field
The World Series shifts to Chicago as the Yankees face the Cubs at Wrigley Field after a one sided NY win streak. Pipgras vs Root set to duel in game three with odds heavy in favor of New York.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1932
Page
9
Schmeling Weighs Retirement Rumor Circles Boxing World
Mitch's Musings reports Max Schmeling may retire within a year despite non committal pauses. Friends say the German heavyweight plans two or three more fights before quitting. He lives frugally on earnings from a select US career, liking hunting and fishing over boxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
United States
Black Forest
Max
Joe Jacobs
Billy McCarney
Monager
Joe Monte
Joe Sekura
Paulino Azcudum
Sharkey
Stribling
Cleveland
Millers and Bears Resume Little World Series Tie
The Minneapolis Millers and Newark Bears dueled to a 1 1 tie at Ruppert's stadium in Newark New Jersey both teams holding one win each. Pete Jablonowski was to start for the Bears champions of the International League while Rube Benton or Rosy Bill Ryan was slated to pitch for the Millers pennant winners of the American Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Minneapolis Millers
Newark Bears
Ruppert
Pete Jablonowski
Bears
Rube Benton
Rosy Bill Ryan
Millers
World Series Box Scores and Attendance Facts
United Press presents Series Facts showing New York vs Chicago results and attendance. Data covers two games with pays, receipts, and shares, noting higher second game attendance by 9 250 and schedule of remaining games at Wrigley Field and Yankee Stadium with start times in EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Yankee Stadium
New York
Lefty Gomez Faces World Series Hopes and Marriage News
New York September 30 Lefty Gomez the tall Yankee pitcher says he is the happiest man in America after winning his first world series game and announcing plans to marry Broadway star Miss June O Dea two days after the team returns from Chicago. Cubs manager Charley Grimm praised him as a greater pitcher than Lefty Grove and Joe McCarthy termed him an outstanding hurler who did a magnificent job against the Cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Yankee Stadium
Wrigley Field
Thrilla
New York
Yankees
Cubs
Pirates
Cardinals
Cuba
Guy Bush
Lon Warneke
Riggs Stephenson
Yankee
Red Ruffing
Mernon Gomez
George Pipgras
Dennison
Miller Huggins
Charlie Root
Middletown
Joe McCarthy
Pipgras
Root
Yanks
Vernon
Lefty’ Gomez
America
June O'Dea
Charley Grimm
Lefty Grove
Philadelphia Athletics
Prince of Wales Faces Ageing Look Before Copenhagen Trip
The 38 year old prince appears to be losing his boyish charm as lines form on his forehead and features mature. The photo shows him departing England by plane for Copenhagen amid growing age-related changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Prince
England
Copenhagen
Indiana Football Says It Won’t Be Looked Over Again
Indiana asserts strength in the Big Ten with a wartime tone, claiming a transformed program under Coach Hayes. Returning veterans, a strengthened backfield around Adolph Sabik, and freshmen like Don Weller bolster a promising 1931 season outlook and aim to upset rivals Northwestern Purdue Iowa Michigan and Ohio State.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Northwestern
Purdue
Michigan
Boilermakers
E. C. Hayes
Iowa
Chicago
Ohio State
Hoosiers
Wildcat
Stanley Saluck
Sabik
Balaski
Jesse Babb
Robert I. Jones
Otis Edmonds
Hayes
Don Weller
Eugene Opanik
Tom Jones
Tom
Gary
Bill Rehm
Jack Riley
Rehm
Ed Anglemyer
Rickey Lynons
Martich
Four Football Games Carded On Ohio College Schedule
On September 30 four Ohio college football games are listed. Xavier meets Centre College in Cincinnati in a four game series with two wins each. Wittenberg faces John Carroll in Cleveland in a closely matched contest. Dayton hosts Adrian in what is expected to be an easy win for the Flyers. Ohio State Reserves play Muskingum at New Concord in another even matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Four Athens County Students Named Freshman Football Managers
Four Athens County students at Ohio University were named as freshman football managers in a list approved by Wallace Luthy, Cleveland senior manager. Accepted from Athens County are John Pickens Milford Street James Rutkoskie Athens Robert Hall Nelsonville and Harry Parfitt Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Ohio University
Wallace Luthy
Cleveland
John Pickens
Mil) St
James Rutkoskie
Athens
Robert Hall
Nelsonville
Harry Parfitt
Albany
Bluffton Star Norman Triplett Out For Ohio Northern Game
Bluffton College backfield ace Norman Triplett has a broken collar bone from scrimmage and will miss Saturday’s game with Ohio Northern possibly ending his season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton
U.R
Norman Triplett
Bluffton College
Ohio Northern
Triplett
Ohio State Cross Country Opens Season Against Wesleyan
Ohio State opens its cross country season in Columbus meeting Oberlin Wesleyan on Saturday. The Buckeyes field Captain Steve Warner Willoughby Arthur Falion Harpers Ferry Jack Levine Lakewood Stephen Johnson Bridgeport and William Bloor Barnesboro Pa in the opener.
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Columbus
U.R
Ohio State
Ob'o Wesleyan
Steve Warner
Willoughby
Arthur Falion
Harpers Ferry
Jack Levine
Lakewood
Stephen Johnson
Bridgeport
William Bloor
Barnesboro
Last Night's Non-Title Card: Canzoneri Stops Kirseh in NYC
Tony Canzoneri 133 pounds from New York stopped Lew Kirseh 136 pounds from New York in a non-title fight. Eddie Wolfe 145 pounds from Memphis defeated Emil Rossi 146 pounds from New York in a 10 round match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tony Canzoneri
Lew Kirseh
Eddie
Kid" Wolfe
Memphis
Tenn
Emil Rossi
Boilermaker Favorite for Big Ten Football Title
Chicago report shows Purdue tipped to win the Big Ten over Michigan Ohio State Minnesota and Northwestern. Purdue leads with six first place votes in a close poll, Michigan four and Minnesota Ohio State two each. Northwestern drops to fifth after two straight crowns.
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Chicago
Purdus
United Press
Purdue
Noble River
Boiermakers
Boilermakers
Northwestern
Kiser
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Indiana
Gophers
Bernie Bierman
Goach
Haa Kia Evetem
Mara Amoothiy
Wildcats
Michigan
Ohio State
Dempseynamed Official Bouncer for Montreal City Council
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey arrived in Montreal to be installed as the city council’s official bouncer. Mayor Rinfret welcomed him at city hall as he prepared to refereee the Rosenbloom Scizza bout, his name inscribed in the golden book for eminent persons.
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Montreal
U.phjack Dempsey
Rinfret
Dempary
Rosenbloom-Scizza
Bethany College Will Not Charge Admission This Season
Bethany College president Cloyd Goodnight announced no admission charge for home football and other athletic events this year. Bethany opens the season at home Saturday against Marietta College.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Cloyd Goodnight
Bethany College
Bethany
Marietta College
Spartans Face Chicago Cardinals in Sunday Clash
Portamouth Spartans prepare for a Sunday meeting with the Chicago Cardinals at Universal Stadium. The Cardinals, led by coach Chevigney, arrive with a storied roster and plans to halt Portamouth’s win streak, while Spartans veterans Presnell and Lumpkin pace a backfield anchored by Cherie ta Calsrade.
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Spartan
Mule Wilcon
Gutowekt
Pearlmouth
Lumpkin
Clark
Preanell
Alford
John Cavesie
Cherie
Calsrade
Presnell
Nebraska
Georgia Tech
Hin Eh
New York Beats Chicago 5-2 In 9th Inning Rally
Warneke limits Chicago to two runs while Hartnett, Ruth, and Combs contribute for New York. Cronin drives in a run as the Giants fall short in a high scoring game with late drama in the ninth. Umpires Klem Grafian and Dinneen noted the full count as the action moved to the final frame.
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Chicago
Aéncansu
Juccaceuca Ae
Hartnett
Sin Tolcedasniglaea i
Sana Alucasiemeaa
Warneke
New York
Abrhpoa
Cencdineneniawn Mawell
Ruth
Genrig
Cheroy
Anneen
Chapman
Ssscessors Cresetth
Ancaweudinen
Cronsetti
Runa
Gehrig
Dickey
de Fee
Cuni
Stermune
Cuyler
Jurges
Nake
Fiarinett
Ju Oo
Erman Erma Grimm
Ublen
Warne Gomes
Office
Ivcomba
Sewell
Ruth i
Herman
Eet Hemaley
Hy Ne ‘ Th
Klem
Grafian
Gerku Wrth
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THE
Marietta Paint & Color CO
Chas, C. Millikan
Optometrist
Millikan’s
Jewelry
Masonic Building
Athens Home Telephone Co
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