Fischer Leads Qualifiers In National Amateur Meet
Johnny Fischer of Cincinnati, 20, tied the U S amateur qualifying record with 73 and 69 for 142 at Baltimore Country Club. Wilfred Crossley of Dedham and Perry Hall of Philadelphia led with 145 totals after 36 holes, while Charley Seaver posted 147 to stand third. Other notable players and scores are listed, with Johns nonqualifiers noted for context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fischer
Baltimore
Altimore
Wilfred Crossley
Harvard
Dedham
Mass
Perry Hall
Philadelphia
J. P. Morgan
Hall
Crossley
Buzzards
Charley Seaver
Los Angeles Star
Crossy
Westland
Orffi
Wee Crossley
Parker
West Orange
McCarthy
I. Harrison
One Vinson
Meridian
Miss
Nson Little
San Francisco
M. Grant
W'thersfield
Conn
P. Warner
New Haven
Goodman
Omaha
Neb
Blaney
Westnewton
Saries Yates
Atlanta
Ross Ogo
Canada
Perry E. Hall
Bridgeport
Ifred_ Cross
Ez. Ball
W. Noyes, Jr
Ardsley
N. Y
M. P. Shesse
Haven
Yankees Plunge In Twelfth To Top Indians 8 3
The New York Yankees exploded for five runs in the twelfth inning after two outs to defeat the Cleveland Indians 8 to 3. Ben Chapman triple cleared the bases and Bill Dickey followed with a homer in the new Cleveland park as Charlie Ruffing earned his eighteenth win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Indians
Ben Chapman
Bill Dickey
Cleveland Park
Econevcs
Crosetti
Snocees Wees KB
R Burnett
Ef Porter
Averill
Osmik
If Seen
Morgan
Chester Horton on golf swing fundamentals from 1932
The article outlines Horton's drill for a smooth down swing with hands returning along a natural path rather than cutting across. It emphasizes starting hands away from the ball, following an up path, and keeping the body from moving forward too early to prevent bending or miscues. Horton offers a free monograph via mail request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Horton
Terry to Continue as Giants' Manager
New York AP report says Bill Terry will manage the New York Giants for 1933 and 1934 after signing a two year contract with president Charles Stoneham. Terry aims to reshape a club that was seventh and last with 17 wins 23 losses when McGraw left and has shown little improvement under his guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Bill Terry
Memphis
John McGraw
New York Giants
Terry
Charles Stoneham
Baseball World
Giants
McGraw
Northwestern Fullback Ruled Ineligible for Season
Evansville Kentucky born Hugh Duvall a 190 pound fullback at Northwestern has been ruled ineligible for the upcoming season. Coach Dick Hanley confirmed the decision noting Duvall was counted on for a position by the staff despite eligibility issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston, Ill
Hugh Duvall
Owensboro
Northwestern
Dick Hanley
Michigan Defeats Keio University 4-3 In Japan
Michigan knotted the score and then pulled ahead 4-3 in a tight pitching duel. McNeal earned the win as the Wolverines defeated Keio University in Tokyo, with Diffley contributing on the mound and at the plate.
Property Transfers in Center Point and Marion Raised
Charles F Miller and wf to L A Andrew receiver Linn County Savings Bank Center Point notice of deed 1st division Center Point lot 2 bike 2 1st division Center Point for $1 and valuable consideration dated 4 14 32. Albert K Dean and wife to Richard M Clark widower c% lots 7 and 8 block 37 original Marion valuable consideration and $1 dated 6 27 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Miller
L. A. Andrew
Linn County Savings Bank
Center Point
Albert K. Dean
Richard M. Clark
Orig. Marion
Senators crush White Sox as Crowder wins 9 to 3
Washington completed a three game series sweep over Chicago by defeating the White Sox 9 to 3. Alvin Crowder pitched nine innings, allowing two earned runs, while Joe Kuhel drove in four runs with a double, single and sacrifice fly as the Senators collected hits from all but Crowder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Alvin Crowder
Joe Kuhel
Senators
Crowder
Lefty Grove Escapes as Athletics Rout Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics beat Detroit 7 to 1 behind Lefty Grove's 23rd win. Mickey Cochrane drove in four with a homer. McNair went four-for-four. Vic Sorrell struggled, and George Uhle took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Lefty Grove
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Heinie Schuble
The
Athletics
Vic Sorrell
George Uhle
Mickey Cochrane
Haas
McNair
Philadelphia
Eddie Anderson Fights Henry Falegano In Marshalltown Card
Marshalltown boxing fans saw four slow bouts two draws in a Monday card. In the main event Eddie Anderson of Des Moines drew with Henry Falegano. Semi windup saw Kid Butler beat Blue Slames. Kid Neiber of Newton won from Buddy Kearns of Des Moines. Vale Falegano and Mike Grant each drew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
INS
Eddie Anderson
Henry Falegano
Des
Kid Butler
Blue Slames
Kid Neiber
Newton
Buddy Kearns
Des Moines
Vale Falegano
Mike Grant
Knickerbocker Sets A A Two Base Record
Bill Knickerbocker, Toledo Mud Hens shortstop, set a new American Association record with a two base hit in the third inning of the first game against Louisville. He doubled off Ken Penner for his 64th double of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Snodgrass
Giants
Senators
Freddie Lindstrom
Louisville
Bill Knickerbocker
Toledo Mudhens
Toledo
Ken Penner
Root Hurls Cubs to 3 1 Victory Over Giants
Charley Root pitched and batted for the Chicago Cubs in a 3 1 win over the New York Giants in the first game of a doubleheader. Root limited the Giants to four hits and homered, with Hartnett also going deep for Chicago as Boston trailed in other standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
CUBS
N. Y
Giants
Pittsburgh
Boston
New York
Charley Root
Chicago Cubs
Hartnett
Bell
Healey
Prank Shields
New Yorker
Lester Stoefen
Stoefen
Sidney B. Wood
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Keith Gledhill
Vines
Gregory Mangin
Ee Vgier
George Lott
Chicagoan
Frankie Parker
Pirates sweep Phillies as Waner brothers pace win
Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2 in a three game series finale. P. Waner hit a first inning homer with Lloyd Waner on base, Traynor and Piet added early doubles, and a fifth inning pair of hits by Traynor and Suhr plus Piet's long fly produced the final run. Swift pitched a complete game, allowing ten hits but never in serious danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
P. Waner
Lloyd
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Traynor
Piet
Pirates
Suhr
Swift
Bucs
Rhem
Liska
Derflinger Trips Ross At 19th Hole In Handicap Meet
One match completed the first round of the Country club fall handicap tournament Monday. Jackson Derflinger defeated H. J. Ross 1 up in 19 holes. N. P. Craemer, M. M. Thompson, and F. A. Safely advanced by faults of opponents in their flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derflinger
Ross
Country Club
Jackson Derflinger
H. J. Ross
N. P. Craemer
A. E. Durin
M. M. Thompson
F. A
Chet Davis
E. C. Allen
Tulsa Oilers Tie Series With Second Win Over Oklahoma City
Tulsa Oilers avoided a sweep by defeating Oklahoma City with Charley Wood pitching three hits and Floyd providing key extra base hitting as the series moved to Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Tulsa Oilers
Charley Wood
Floyd
Standings and Results From National and American Leagues
National League standings show Cincinnati at .504 with 70 games. Monday results include Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 1 and Ekagelpain 2. Tuesday lists several matchups and a $273 460 58 65 .406. American League shows Detroit 5 and Boston 12. New York 8 and Detroit 12 in 12 innings. Association results include Minneapolis 8 6 5 10, St Paul 6 9 1, Milwaukee 7 8 3, Louisville 6 9 4. Matches listed include Kansas City 2 and Milwaukee 0. St Paul 5 Toledo 3. Louisville 1 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bate Reute
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburon
Ekagelpain
Big Six Gridmen Begin Drills Across Conference Camps
In Kansas City AP report, Big Six coaches begin preparations as backfields form at Kansas with Ormond Beach and Schaake on the Jayhawks. Oklahoma reshapes under Lewis Ilardage with six hours of practice, while Kansas State drills test elusiveness and Missouri fields Gill and Hatfield. Nebraska and Iowa State hold open and secret workouts respectively as players limber and pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Ormond Beach
Schaake
Nesmith
Smith
Jayhawkers
Lewis Ilardage
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Bo McMillin
Gill
Johanningmeier
Struber
Hatfield
Frank Carideo
Missouri
Dana X. Bible
Nebraska
Iowa State
Big Ten of 1932 Tennis Heads List
United Press reports a proposed "Big Ten" ranking of the 1932 men’s tennis stars by the U S Lawn Tennis Association. The piece criticizes the handling of fans at a Vines versus Cachet match, noting sellout crowds and refused admittance for guests with complimentary tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vv York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
U.S.L.T.A
Ellsworth Vines
Henri Cachet
Emily Post
Bunnies Meet WM J Stars In Evening Exhibition
The Bunnies host an all star M and J league team in an exhibition at 8 pm tonight. Regular lineup headlines with Joe Kinney pitching. Bill Mizeur joins Rock Island for the championship run. Admission 40 cents men 25 cents women. receipts go to the players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunnies
Bill Mizeur
Rock Island
Davenport
Joe Kinney
Bill Zuber
Baer and Griffith Set For Sept. 26 Heavyweight Bout
Max Baer of California and Tuffy Griffith of Chicago began hard training on Tuesday for their 10 round heavyweight bout at the Chicago stadium on September 26. Baer trained at the Aurora racetrack while Griffith prepared at Kid Howard's gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Max Baer
California
Tuffy Griffith
Chicago Stadium
Baer
Aurora Racetrack
Griffith
Kid Howard
Lop Gymnasium
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crossley and Hall
Michigan
Leaver
Bulletin
Maurice McCarthy, Jr
Lawson Little
Little
George Voigt
W. O. Blaney
West Newton
John E. Parker, Jr
N. J
M. P. Warner
Harrison R
Jimmy) Johnston
St. Paul
Johnston
Lister Hartley
M. A. McCarthy, Jr
Harrison
St. Ee
Sweetser
Newark
Paul
Stevens
Hollywood
FPF
Ouimet
John de Forest
Land
Eric McRavie
Scotland
Max Marston
Eichelberger
Los Angeles
Torrance
Atlan
Don Moe
Rex Hartley
TRIBE
Chapman
Dickey
Homer
Charlie Ruffing
Oral Hildebrand
Vosmik
Kamm
Byrd
Golf
MANOS
TOKIO
University of Michigan
Keio University
McNeal
Keio Sassangavens
da Toda Bacens
Gillette
Nats Crub White Sox
Kuhel
Manush
the Crowder
Rothrock
Sullivan
Kowalik
Estacun Seer
Steerer
Chamberlain
Fer Gosvae
Eth
Az Biggs
Oao
Eee
Foes
Ivan
Pee Sune
Balis
Van
Hivan
Biges
Grove
Odie
Cochrane
Miller
Foxx
Gehringer
Schubie
Frank G. Menke
International News Service
Lou Gehrig
Charlie Grimm
Gehrig
Grimm
Babe Ruth
Hank Gowdy
Chick Hafey
Jim Bottomley
Hafey
Tony Lazzeri
Roger Peckinpaugh
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Johnny Frederick
Glenn Wright
Frederick
Bud Clancy
Watson Clark
Pittsburgh Pirates
Burleigh Grimes
Bud Tinning
Bishop
Simm Foxx
Ayworth
Weveeons Eeererere
Cuyler
Aree
Eeree Veereee Hartnett
Jurges
Koenig
Grimes
D Cueeeevess Taylor
Qureee
Tinning
Tinning In Eighth. Tone Out When W Fan Scored. AB R Taslet, OF Seucces Finn
Wilson
Kacim Clancy
Wright
Seeeree
Ee Clark
Ice
Clancy
Frederic Hartnett
Hartnett Wright
Vier
Stephenlays
Herman
Glyn
Ark
Clark
Tin
Cee
Grimes Ny Lem
Star
Pfirman
Knickerbocker
A. A
H Waner
Comorosky Wener
Whitney
V. Davis
Mal Weheee
Venree
McCurdy Serere
Spears
Aso Philadelph
Heathcote
Tetowitz
Balis — i
Liske
Rane Tin
Elliott
Wat Maeorunci
National League
St. Louis
Pieeten OF
Bosto
York
Ios
Nia
Louie
Gieveland
Louis
American Association
McLemore
Allison
Henry McLemore
United Press
WM J Stars
Empire State Building
Henri Cochet
Wilmer Allison
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Sutter
Trey
Ger
Conoco
Best Oil and Refining CO
First Avenue
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!