McCarthy Signs New Three Year Contract With Yankees
Joseph McCarthy received a three year contract with the New York Yankees for a substantial increase, at least 100000 dollars for the period. He praised Babe Ruth as a major offensive factor and highlighted Herb Pennock and Frankie Crosetti, noting Chapman’s catch as outstanding in the World Series.
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Yankees
EW York
Joseph Vincent McCarthy
Buffalo
Ruth
Marie Joe
Babe Ruth
Herb Pennocks
Ben Chapman
Herman
Frankie Crosetti
Chicago
Cornell Speeds Up Practice For Simpson Tussle
Mount Vernon Cornell coaches skip regular Monday session to run a long skull drill as they prepare for Saturday home game against Simpson Coach Barker seeks improved offense after losses to Grinnell and State Teachers Simpson’s Coach Judd Dean, a former Cornell player and aide, faces his old program with help from Polly Wallace Cornell's ex teammate and former Cornell athletics director, now assisting Dean, to bolster Simpson’s forward wall for the clash
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Mount Vernon
Dick Barker
Cornell College
Simpson
Cornell
Purple
Grinnell
State Teachers
Judd Dean
Iowa
Central
Cornellians
Football Or Freedom Question For Grid Star At Sing Sing
Ossining NY inmates debate whether Tomas Kurang Husky, the Sing Sing fullback, will choose football or freedom as he faces release on October 20 during the prison term. His associates wonder if Morano would stay until the end of the season.
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Sing Sing
Ossining N YY
Tomas
Wiham
Morano
Fifty Participate In Belle Plaine Poultry Shoot
Belle Plaine residents and C N W Grut club members staged a poultry shoot on Sunday at their grounds. The event was one of a series planned before the year’s end, drawing falters and locals to participate.
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Belle Plaine
New Senator Pilot Suggests Changes In 1933 Roster
Washington AP report says Clark Griffith owner and Joe Cronin new manager plan to strengthen pitching and battery, with Harley Ross likely moved first. Cronin, longtime shortstop, left for San Francisco as talks focus on swapping players to become serious contenders.
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Clark Griffith
Joe Cronin
Washington Baseball Club
Cronin
Walter Johnson
Senators
Clark Griffth
Griffith
Fox
Harley Ross
Senator
Joe Judge
Joe Cuhel
San Francisco
Carideo Denies He Charged Texas With Unfair Scouting
COLUMBIA Mo. University of Missouri coach Frank Carideo denied charging Texas with spying on Missouri practice last week. He said he did not make such a statement and that only Littlefield’s scouts reportedly observed Missouri formations via Northwestern.
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Frank Carideo
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Northwestern
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United Press
Belle Plaine Cardinals Tie Clinton Independents in Football
The Belle Plaine Cardinals tied the Clinton Independents 6 to 6 in a Clinton game at Clinton Lanes. A first quarter touchdown by Sellers, who intercepted a pass and ran 55 yards, gave Belle Plaine the score.
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Belle Plaine
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Sellers
Sigourney Merchants Held To Scoreless Tie
The Sigourney Merchants were held to a scoreless tie by the Pershing Bulldess on a wet field in cold rain. The Merchants were without the weyiers of Daniels Roberts Afe Mut enond Page who received only points in the Valles Junction game last Sunday.
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Pershing Bulldess
Merchnant
Weyiers
Daniels Roberts
Pnes
Valles Junction
Giants Cardinals Trade Rebuilds Giants Ahead of 1933
New York Giants and St Louis Cardinals completed a straight player swap sending Bill Walker Jim Mooney Ethan Allen and Bob O Farrell to St Louis for Ray Starr and Gus Mancuso The move signals a wholesale reshaping of the Giants with Mel Ott and Terry the only certain holds for 1933 Starr shines in Rochester and late season return while Mancuso shares catching duties with Hogan The deal follows talk of exchanges with Braves Reds Cubs and others as Terry vows to rebuild the club from the ground up
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Memphis Bill" Terry
St Louis
New York Giants
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Terry
Bill Walker
Jim Mooney
Ethan Allen
Bob O'Farrell
St Louis Cardinals
Ray Starr
Gus Mancuso
Giant
Mel Ott
Giants
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Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Cuyler
Freddie Lindstrom
Hughes Cruz
Francis
Hogan
Starr
Rochester
Cardinal
Walker
Mooney
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O'Farrell
Pat Crawford Chosen As 1932 AA MVP
St Louis based report notes Pat Crawford Columbus first baseman was named the American Association's most valuable player for the 1932 season by a writers committee. Crawford earned 41 of 80 points, with Russell Van Atta, Ernie Wingard, Evar Swanson, and Rosy Ryan among the top vote getters.
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Clifford R .Pats
Crawford
Columbus
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Sporting News
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St Paul
Ernie Wingard
Indianapolis
Evar Swanson
Chicago White Sox
Rosy Ryan
Minneapolis Potcher
Croy And Beers Lead Iowa City Mixed Show
A capacity crowd was expected in Iowa City for a mixed athletic card headlined by a wrestling match between Harold Crowenstern and Leches' Red Beers. The event is promoted by Hawk Eye wrestling coach Mike Howard.
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the Gazette
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Iowa
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Red Beers
University of Iowa
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Hawkeye
Paul Here Today For Coliseum 10-Rounder With Kid Leonard
Paul and Kid Leonard headline a Coliseum ten round bout with weigh in near 4 pm at the Magnus hotel bath parlor. Leonard, 155 pounds, is favored to counter the tougher Paul as promoter Frorear stacks a diversified card including six round scraps and a four round opener in Cedar Rapids.
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Florida
Red Peppers Hot Sport Chatter on Coaching Shakeups and Baseball Plans
The column surveys Kansas to this season prospects after Bill Hargiss’ firing as football coach following a 3-12 loss to Denver and a 21-6 defeat at Oklahoma. It notes he remains on staff as track coach, implies football underperformance spurred the decision, and discusses upcoming league consolidations and major league management chatter, including Cronin’s Washington role and college football twists.
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Nebraska Huskers Watch Mistakes In Slow Motion Films
Lincoln AP report says University of Nebraska coach Danna Bible uses slow motion film of games to show Huskers their errors. After away games, Ray Ramsey plans to fly the team to review sessions and home games will be filmed for Monday showings.
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Gil Dobie Returns To Cornell Eleven
Ithaca New York crowds expect big things as coach Gil Dobie comes back to Cornell after weeks away. Shaub left guard returns from injuries and will play Saturday against Princeton to bolster the team.
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Cornell
Ithaca N Y
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Princeton
Lindsey Named Kansas Football Head Coach After Dismissal
Ad Lindsey former Kansas football star assumed duties as head coach replacing Bill Hargiss amid a low school spirit in Lawrence. The team, strong in the Big Six on paper, started 1 1 with a narrow win over Denver and a loss to Oklahoma as athletic director Dr. Allen approved the move.
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Deny Cavanaugh To Step Out As Fordham Mentor
Fordham graduate manager Jack Coffey denied rumors that Major Frank W Cavanaugh has retired as head football coach. Cavanaugh, in his sixth Fordham season, said the report was news to him as Fordham’s 30-0 win over Bucknell kept the season strong.
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Jack Coffey
Fordham University
Frank W Cavanaugh
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Cavanaugh
William “Hiker” Joy
United Press
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Bucknell
Dartmouth
Boston College
Grinnell Forces At Their Chores For Doe Scramble
Grinnell’s football squad practiced in light drills on Monday as first string players nurse injuries from the Michigan State game. Clarence James suffered a badly swollen knee and Bob McKee sat out with a barney horse. both are expected to be fit by Wednesday. The second string and freshmen squads played scrimmage with Alexander Singer and Clark carrying most of the load. Coach Watt aims to have the full squad ready for a heavy workout before the Cedar Rapids game with the Pioneers on Saturday.
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James
Bob McKee
Alexander
Singer
Clark
Chicago
L. L. Watt
Pioneers
Coc
Cedar Rapids
Wrestling Results Show Brisk Card Across Cities
Ed Lewis from Los Angeles pinned Jack Sherry of Omaha in one hour 7 minutes 15 seconds at New York. Fred Gruebmeier of Towa defeated Pat McKay of Memphis in 1 hour 21 minutes 35 seconds at Camden. Jim London of Greene threw Abe Coleman in Chicago. Pat McGitt of Wisconsin beat Charley Peters of Nebraska in Lincoln by straight falls.
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Fred Gruebmeier
Towa
Pat McKay
Memphis
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Jim Londou
Greeces
Abe Coleman
Lincoln
Neb
Pat McGitt
Wisner
Charley Peters
Nebraska
Badgers Set To Go Places In The Big Ten
Wisconsin fans await next weekend's Purdue clash after a strong win over Iowa. The Badgers face a tougher test against Purdue, while Big Ten rivals Michigan Ohio State Illinois Northwestern and Minnesota also prep for upcoming games. Coaches put teams through light workouts as injuries and lineup changes ripple through the conference.
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Iowa
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Merging Talks Considered For Valley Three Eye Leagues
Leaders of the Mississippi Valley and Three Eye leagues discussed a possible consolidation of the four strongest clubs from each league for 1933. Davenport Cedar Rapids Rock Island Keokuk favored the idea. Peoria Quincy Springfield and likely Decatur eyed Three Eye revival. Officials expect a November meeting to decide plans for next season.
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Solem Dishes Out Brisk Scrimmage To Iowa Varsity
IOWA CITY AP The second long scrimmage of the week for Indiana prep tested the offense and defense against a yearling squad. Joe Laws and Marvin Kuhn appear set for the Hawkeye backfield against the Hoosiers with Schmidt Ash in reserve. The first team scored two touchdowns but struggled to contain the yearlings as they used Hoosier plays.
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Oho
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Ossie Solem
Hoosiers
Dick Hanley
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Marvin Kuhn
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Giant
Jabs Reported From AP Herb Bouts Toronto Montreal Pair
The Associated Press summary notes Neabby Leitham of Toronto Montreal outpoints Tony Marino of Pittsburgh. Ther Sack Fox of Terre Haute Indianapolis outpoints Meyer Christner of Akron Ohio.
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Toronto
Dneabby Leitham
Montreal
Tony Marino
Pittsburgh
Terre Hautc
Ther Sack Fox
Indianapolis
Meyer T
Christner
Akron
New Football Rules Decrease Injuries, Langford Says
William S Langford secretary of the Football Rules committee says the new rules have reduced injuries after 800 college games since 1932. He notes near absence of major injuries and predicts no further changes for years. The dead ball rule remains controversial but will be enforced to prevent chaotic interpretations and curb dangerous plays.
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New York
INS
William S. Langford
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Birmingham
New Orleans
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Langford
Ubl Improves in Gritty Minnesota Football Fight
MINNEAPOLIS AP Myron Ubl I shows further definite improvement in condition after pneumonia and a fractured breast bone suffered in football practice nearly three weeks ago. Minnesota's new quarterback Gerald Griffin is hospitalized with a mild ptomaine poisoning attack.
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Myron Ubli
Minnesota
Gerald Griffin
Landis Delays Action On Hornsby Protest
Chicago AP report says baseball commissioner K M Landis illness may delay ruling on Rogers Hornsby appeal for a share of the Cubs world series money for several days.
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Hornsby
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Ilness
K. M Landis
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Sigourney Tops Montezuma 8 7 On Field Victory
Sigourney high’s Savages edged Montezuma 8 to 7 at McKay’s field last Friday in a hard fought game. Savages showed late resilience to pull off the narrow win.
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Sigourney High
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