Yankees Crush Cubs 13-6 to Sweep World Series
The New York Yankees defeated the Chicago Cubs 13 to 6 to complete a four game series sweep. Tony Lazzeri hit two home runs as Lazzeri Ruth and others powered a 19 hit attack behind a five pitcher effort. Ben Chapman and Joie Sewell contributed three hits apiece as Bud Tinning faced Yankees’ bats for the Cubs. Riggs Stephenson, Herb Pennock and Cy Moore also appeared in relief as the Yankees extended their World Series dominance.
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Cy Moore
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Demaree
Hartnett
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Crosetti
Cardinals
Ruth Gehrig Power Leads Yankees to World Series Victory
In New York the Yankees rout the Cubs 9 4 as Ruth hits a towering three run homer and Gehrig drives in key runs. Hartnett and May struggle for Chicago while Warneke and Tinning yield most of the Yankee offense. Babe Ruth signals the crowd before a long homer to seal the win.
Gehrig Shines As World Series Hitting Star
Henry Louis Gehrig of the New York Yankees is highlighted as the outstanding batsman of the 1932 World Series against the Chicago Cubs. He batted .529 with nine hits in 17 at bats, including three home runs, eight RBIs, and 41 chances without major error, with two homers in the decisive third game at Wrigley Field.
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Wiley Moore
Columbia University
Hartford
Yankee
New York City
Newark Defeats Minneapolis To Even Series 5-2
Newark pitcher Don Brennan earned his 27th win of the season as his 5 to 2 victory over Minneapolis tied the series at two games apiece. Brennan's pitching powered Newark in both wins of the series against the American Association champions.
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Myron Ubl Makes Small Improvement After Chest Fluid Surgery
Myron Ubl, Minnesota Gopher football star, shows slight improvement after surgery to relieve chest fluid pressure. He was injured in football practice two weeks ago and developed pneumonia, with doctors warning he remains not out of danger.
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Minn
Myron Ubl
University of Minnesota
Ruth Adds To His Records in World Series
Babe Ruth closed his nineteenth major league year by playing in his tenth World Series against the Chicago Cubs and extending multiple series records. He holds marks for most World Series appearances most series home runs most RBI most bases on balls most total runs most series games and most strikeouts while with seven world championship teams across his career with the Red Sox and Yankees.
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Drake Oklahoma Aggies May Settle Title This Week
Des Moines AP Drake University and Oklahoma Aggies meet Friday night in Des Moines for what could decide the Missouri Valley football title. Drake holds three straight conference titles and is undefeated in league play. Oklahoma Aggies also undefeated in conference action but played a lighter schedule. The Aggies enter off a 33 to 3 win over Southwestern Oklahoma Teachers.
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Leonard McLarnin Friday Collision Promises Big Ring Start
Benny Leonard returns to Madison Square Garden for a 10 round bout with Jimmy McLarnin in what promoters hope is a busy indoor season opener. Leonard has won over twenty bouts since his comeback, while McLarnin enters as the clear favorite. both fighters have a storied past in lightweight title contention. In Brooklyn, the Thursday undercard features Canzoneri versus Ray Miller and Rosenbloom versus Jack Redmond in non title bouts. Detroit also hosts Kid Chocolate against Johnny Farr in a 10 round non title bout Tuesday night.
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Lou Brouillard
Tony Canzoneri
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Ebbetsfield
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Humbert Fugazy
Canzoneri
Ray Miller
Chicago
Rosenbloom
Jack Redmond
Detroit
Kid Chocolate
Johnny Farr
Cleveland
Sing Sing Gridiron Opens With 19-6 Victory
Sing Sing's second football season opened with a 19 to 6 win over the Clover Athletic Club of the Bronx. Coached by John Law and sponsored by Warden Lewis Lawes, Alabama Pitts scored the prison team's touchdown. Clover's J Kennedy ran 80 yards for the lone score as 2,000 convicts and 300 civilians watched at Ossining.
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Iowa State vs Nebraska Opens Big Six Race Saturday
Iowa State faces Nebraska in Ames to start the Big Six football season with Oklahoma visiting Kansas. Missouri and Kansas State showed mixed results in pre season games while Iowa State and Oklahoma won, setting the table for a conference kick off.
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Big Ten
Dick Hanley
Pug Rentner
Perry wins Pacific Coast tennis title at California Club
Fred Perry of Britain defeated teammate Henry Austin in five sets to capture the Pacific Coast tennis title at the California Tennis Club San Francisco. doubles victors Ed Levy and Phil Neer beat Kuwababa and Satoh in five sets. Women’s doubles went to Mrs. L A Harper and Edith Cross while Alice Marble and Gerald Stratford won the mixed doubles title.
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Bunny” Austin
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Lester Stoefen
Friedmans Brooklyn Eleven Tops Boston 14 0
The Brooklyn Dodgers led by Benny Friedman defeated the Boston Braves 14 to 0 to run their record to two straight wins. Friedman connected on TD passes to Sack Grossman, former Rutgers star, and Green Bay moved into second with a win over New York.
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Portland Ducks Clinch Pacific Coast Flag After 18 Years
Portland clinched the Pacific Coast League pennant with an 111 win to 78 defeat season record and a .587 average finishing five games ahead of Hollywood in a season culminated Monday in San Francisco.
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Woman Wheat Bandit Sought By Scotland Yard
Police hunt a female wheat bandit said to have operated with two men in a silver colored vehicle in Sunbury fields. The pursuit follows reports of thefts from local crops and yard investigations.
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Hawkeyes Prep for Wisconsin After Bradley Tech Win
Iowa will face Wisconsin in Madison as Ossie Solem debuts in Western conference play following a 31 to 7 win over Bradley Tech. The team plans to bolster passing defense and welcomes back Ed Dolly Marvin Kuhn and Eugene Clearman after injuries.
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Schmeling criticized for lack of killer instinct in fights
United Press reports experts say Max Schmeling showed insufficient aggression in rounds against Mickey Walker and Shar key, sparking debate over potential film rights and money influencing ring tactics. Reader is urged to consider implications for boxing honesty and fighter ruthlessness.
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United Press
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Bill Ash Ties Big Ten Point Lead In Early Action
Hawkeye fullback Bill Ash and Ohio State halfback Lew Hinchman shared the Big Ten scoring lead after one week of play. Each had three touchdowns totaling 18 points as Iowa and Ohio State opened their seasons.
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Yankees To Take Nine Thousand Each From Series
The 1932 world series players share a total of 363 822 27 dollars. Yankees receive about 152 805 35 dollars and Cubs about 101 870 24 dollars. Each Yankee gets roughly 5 000 dollars while Cubs take around 4 000. Shares are divided into 30 percent for Yankees and 24 divisions for Cubs. The Cubs also disinherited their former manager Rogers Hornsby.
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