Wisconsin Tops Marquette 7 2 In Season Opener
Wisconsin narrowly defeated Marquette 7 to 2 as Don Elliott fumbled and the Badgers capitalized on a kickoff miscue. Haworth scored the touchdown with Linfor extra point after a Dick Haworth run. Marquette threatened late but fell short under Clarence Spears debut.
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Max Schmeling to meet Sharkey again after Walker win
Max Schmeling earned a decisive victory over Mickey Walker in New York, setting up a likely third bout with champion Jack Sharkey. Sharkey and his adviser Johnny Buckley may resist, but a Schmeling rematch appears likely despite past disputed decisions. Sharkey believes Schmeling has sharpened his speed and left hand, with a new right cross adding to his threat. The Walker bout was a crowd-pleasing slugfest as Schmeling urged the referee to stop the see-saw action.
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Ruth Helps Yankees Drive Toward Fourth Straight World Series
In Chicago the Yankees celebrate a near certain fourth straight World Series win as Babe Ruth slams two homers at Wrigley Field. Ruth vows to swing with renewed energy after taunting Cubs and critics, while Gehrig also homers guiding New York past Chicago. Cubs manager Charlie Grimm remains hopeful Bush will flip the series.
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Yankees Clinch 7-0 Rally Behind Ruth and Gehrig
In a World Series game Ruth hit two home runs and Gehrig also connected as the Yankees defeated the Cubs 7 to 0. The Cubs tied late but the Yankees surged in the fifth with Ruth driving a long shot into center and Gehrig following with a solo blast.
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Michigan Dominates Michigan State 26–0 in Arbor
In Arbor, Michigan hammered Michigan State 26 to 0 as a powerful offense struck each period. Early excitement rose when State fullback Ebiowitz burst 80 yards, but a replay ruled offside, halting the play and the roar faded.
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Ohio State Dominates Ohio Wesleyan In 34–7 Victory
In Columbus Ohio State opens 1932 by shellacking Ohio Wesleyan 34 to 7 before 17113 fans. Vandervort scorches 53 yards for a TD as Buckeyes overpower visitors while Regeczi adds two rushing scores and Newman kicks two extra points for Michigan.
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Iowa High Schools Invited To Run In Cross Country Race
About 200 distance runners are expected to compete November 5 for the state interscholastic cross country title at a three mile course in Iowa City. Teams may enter five runners with top three scores counting. Ottumwa and Muscatine among favorites with record times held by Garnes and McElroy at 11 minutes 5 2/5 seconds.
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Creighton Upsets Haskell Indians 6–0 in Season Opener
Creighton University opened its football season Saturday night with a 6 to 0 victory over the Haskell Indians. The Bluejays, bigger and stronger, drove 39 yards to score in the final period as Gordon plunged in from the one foot line after runs by Gordon Jelen and Jones and a key pass. The veteran Bluejay line stymied Haskell near Creighton’s goal in repeated drives.
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St Ambrose Edges Buena Vista 14 0 in Iowa clash
St Ambrose defeated Buena Vista 14 to 0 in an Iowa conference game. After three even quarters St Ambrose drove 50 yards to score from the 1 yard line in the final period and later recovered a fumble on the Buena Vista 5 yard line. Foley converted both kicks.
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Vinton High Tops Cedar Falls 6-0 in Football
Vinton High School won its third straight football game, defeating Cedar Falls 6-0. Freeman scored the only touchdown in the second quarter, while Davis fumbled near the goal line in the third. Cedar Falls pushed into the Vinton one-yard line as time expired.
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Dubuque Horseshoe Team Set for Ellis Park Matches
Big league horseshoe pitching at Ellis Park features teams from the Cedar Rapids Horseshoe Pitching association and a Dubuque association this afternoon. Clarence Pfeiffer of the Dubuque team is listed as among the region’s best pitchers by local sponsors.
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Tennis Champs Get All The Breaks Believers
Henry McLemore reports United States Lawn Tennis Association plans a world tour for national champion H Ellsworth Vines Jr and a wedding gift trip for the couple. The entourage includes Van Ryn, Allisons, and Gledhill with Australia as a base and side trips to Tasmania and New Zealand.
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Millersburg Teams Tape Double Victory In Local Games
Millersburg seventh and eighth grade boys beat Montezuma 8 to 5 on the Millersburg diamond. Millersburg high school boys routed Deep River 17 to 4 at the Deep River diamond.
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Fordham Dominates Baltimore in 69-0 rout
Fordham routed Baltimore 69 to 0 as a dominating performance highlighted by 28 points in the first half. The Rams controlled the game with strong defense and multiple scoring drives, delivering a one sided victory on the road.
Monmouth Triumphs 21–0 Over Burlington College
Monmouth scored early and again after halftime to beat Burlington College 21 to 0 in a junior college football game. Woll added two touchdowns in a dominant performance.
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Luther Falls 6-0 to St Marys in Winona Tilt
In Winona Minnesota St Marys College defeated Luther College Iowa 6 to 0. Early in the second half Luther back Cliff Hansen punted and was grounded at his 30 yard line. Mollock to Ryan completed an eight yard pass. Haas ran fourteen yards on two attempts and Red Hiel scored the touchdown for St Marys.
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Washington University Beats Illinois College in 6–0 Victory
In St Louis Washington University edged Illinois College 6 to 0 in a tight game. Late in the fourth quarter Brown intercepted a pass and advanced to the six yard line before Miller pushed it in after Weingart and Brown driven to the one yard line.
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Globe-Trotter Heading to Series Sent to Jail
Tom McInerny, 15, of Springfield, Mass, wandered Chicago streets early Saturday with $2 in his pocket and no ticket to the World Series. A policeman found him and police telegraphed his parents for instructions. If they approve, he may hear the game on the jail radio. He had ridden 2,300 miles to LA for the Olympics before pursuing the World Series.
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Cresco Stuns Monona 20-0 With Early Fumble Advantage
Cresco defeated Monona 20 to 0 in football on Friday. Cresco scored first on a Monona fumble at its own 30 yard line, with the last two touchdowns coming in the final quarter. Monona threatened in the third period twice, reaching Cresco’s three yard line before turning the ball over. C Thiele, Winger, and Kuam stood out for Cresco.
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Center Point Defeats Troy Mills in 10-2 Ball Game
Center Point faced Troy Mills in Center Point Friday and handed the Trojans their first loss, 10 to 2. Hemphill allowed four hits for Center Point while Wad ton for Troy Mills gave up six. The Trojans next play Walker on Tuesday and Friday.
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