Iowa Hawkeyes open Ossie Solem era with 31 7 win over Bradley Tech
Iowa under coach Ossie Solem defeated Bradley Tech of Peoria 31 to 7 in an exhibition game. Hawkeyes used strong running by Moffitt and Ash, with Ash accounting for 57 yard and 101 rushing yards, while Moffitt gained 105 yards on 13 carries and Schmidt, Teiro, Maresh, and Handley contributed key plays as Iowa opened scoring late in the first period and added two touchdowns in the final quarter. Bradley used the air from Sepich and Handley but could not keep pace, managing a lone touchdown on a long pass.
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Illini Blank Coe 13-0 in Memorial Stadium Thriller
Illinois defeated Coe College 13 to 0 as Beynon and Hester led scoring drives in the second and fourth quarters. Pete Yanuskas kicked the extra point after the first Illini touchdown, while Coe's stops limited by strong Illinois line play. The game featured long passes to Hoeft and steady punting, with Illinois sealing the win after a late drive to the Coe six yard line.
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Van Wie Wins 1932 Women's Amateur Golf Championship
Virginia Van Wie of Chicago defeated Glenna Collett Ware of Philadelphia 10 and 8 at Salem Country Club to become America's 1932 women's amateur champion. Van Wie led early and extended her advantage through the match, while Ware failed to regain form.
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Indiana Defeats Ohio University In Opener 7 To 6
Indiana university edged Ohio university 7 to 6 at Memorial Stadium to open the season. Babb returned a kickoff for a 26 yard touchdown with Keckich adding the extra point in the first quarter. Ohio rallied later but failed on the extra point after Sadosky's 17 yard score.
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Ruth Gehrig Hit Two Home Runs Each In World Series Game
Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig hit two homers apiece as the Yankees beat the Cubs 7 to 5 at Wrigley Field. Cuyler added a Cubs homer, setting a world series record with six teams' homers in one game. Ruth drove in four runs, Gehrig two, and Ruth and Gehrig powered New York within one win of the title.
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Football Scores and World Series Notes Mixed
A jittery sports roundup lists scores across college football with many teams and partial results, followed by a narrative on the 1932 World Series game where the Yankees defeated the Cubs. It highlights Ruth Gehrig homers, Pipgras victory, and Cubs errors amid a back-and-forth contest.
Ruth Boosts Series Marks at Wrigley Field
Babe Ruth extended multiple World Series records at Wrigley Field Chicago. He raised RBIs to 32 total bases to 95 and walks to 33. Ruth now has 37 runs and 15 homers, with six homers in a game and others by Gehrig Cuyler and Hartnett setting a high pace.
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William and Mary Upsets Navy 6–0 in Annapolis Clash
A stub born William and Mary team shocked Navy 6 to 0 in Annapolis. Palese scrambled in for a second quarter touchdown after a Navy punt from the 20 yard line, with La Crox aiding the drive. Halligan failed the extra point.
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World Series Game Three Attended by Near 50,000 Fans
At Wrigley Field Chicago the third world series game drew about fifty thousand spectators. Attendance figures show 17 330 box seats generating 103 980 dollars 18 407 reserved seats yielding 92 435 dollars 666 general admission 1 992 dollars and 13 505 bleachers 13 dollars per share listed for players.
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Equipoise Victor Wins Havre De Grace Handicap
Equipoise a 4-year-old champion from C. V. Whitney won the mile and a furlong Havre De Grace handicap over twelve top handicappers. Gallant Sir and Tred Avon finished second and third as prize money pushed Equipoise earnings to $259,160. he paid $4.10 for a $2 straight mutuel.
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Bates Holds Yale To Scoreless Tie In Opener
In New Haven Bates repelled Yale’s drives on its own one-yard line to secure a 0 0 tie. Led by 19 year old sophomore half back Billy Pincher Bates offense produced several near scoring threats, while Yale failed to cross the goal line in its season debut.
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Tulane Beats Texas Aggies 26 14 in Season Opener
New Orleans AP report says Tulane Green Wave defeated the Texas Aggies 26 to 14 in their season opener. The win came amid turmoil as Tulane benched captain Nellie Felts over alleged baseball professionalism concerns.
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