Terner 4 Finalist in Handicap Meet Final
The handicapped Terner 4 event advances finalists Enikét Ane J2ezson and J Stucer with several matches decided by close scores. Dunshee, Welverson, W C Crawford, Moon, and Jordan show strong results in semi finals and record-setting plays as the tournament proceeds toward the final round.
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J J Stucer
Mowihk
J Brown
Emercet
Maren Studer
Verne Marshall
Af J
Anaoineau
Marshall
Vietue
H Adams
Dunshee
DM_ Tavior
Taylor
B F Welverson
W .C. Crawford
B. J Moon
Jordan
Rims F
Fizh
Jorazz
H Blper
Ben BH Warner
Gelastec Jorcan
Soboda
R Marsha
Cortest Jum Bever
George Linds
Baseball scorecard fragment from American Association game
In a partial box score, Kansas City and Milwaukee share runs with errors noted. Milwaukee plates six runs in the sixth including a six to ten tally while Kansas City posts three runs in the first and two in the ninth. Gabler Snyder and Ryan Richards are among players listed with contributing lines. Minneapolis and St Paul sections show limited scoring lines and player pairings in this damaged OCR segment.
Yankees Win Final From White Sox 4 1
Baseball summary notes the Yankees defeating the White Sox 4 to 1 in a final game as teams plan spring meetings. scattered game details mention players and scores with other league results and season notes across Cleveland Detroit and Washington games.
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Yankees
White Sox
Standings and Results Across Early Baseball Schedule
National League standings and Saturday results feature teams such as New York and Philadelphia with scorelines and notices across multiple venues. The column lists teams, scores, and matchups including Chocae vs Philadelphia and other city clubs with various abbreviations and partial names.
Tinning Leads Upset Victory In Close City Match
In a tight contest Tinning hurled cues to a 3-2 win for the Cats over the Pinsdarsh in Philadelphia. The dramatic late stretch featured key shots by Beamon and Hartman as Salley and Deas led the offense while Georfe Deas provided defense and pace.
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Philadstpria Capi
Eagne Mennant Friary
Halley
Beacon
Max
Salley Himiad
Samine
Cocaee
Cos Crouch
Gadosy
Hartmen Rain
Simone Os
Rene Soue
Georee
Tiammine Soman
Ram Isulies
Zoe
Veenker Focuses On Iowa State Line And Drake Prep
Coach George Veenker directs attention to upcoming Iowa State line and Drake prep as Ames prepares for late season practice. The article details player movements and signals a push to regain form amid injuries and vetern leadership for the Drake game.
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Veenker
Iowa State Line
Ames
George Veerker
St Attent
Roeze Lne
Sreestha
Ajyrpeers Aeanes
Dritit
Drake
Ely High Defeats Solon In 20 Duel
Ely High School earned a 20 point win over Solon in a close contest. The article notes fast play and a strong defense from Ely, while Solon struggled to find consistent scoring.
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Ely High
Solon
Twenty Grand Wins In Turf Come Back
Unclear text describes horse racing results with mentions of Twenty Grand and Bemorto. Includes fragmented names such as Yrash Lee and Cyeurge Bostwick. Mentions a horse Maced Knghtly with a four length lead amid scattered numeric data.
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New York
Lee
Bostwick
Ross Knocks Out Frankie Petroche In Second Round
Ross a rising contender in the light welterweight division stopped Frankie Petroche of Schenectady in the second round at the Coliseum. The Chicago card noted Ross's 24th straight win after a previous loss to Roger Bernard Dere in March 1931. Petroche fell to a left hook at 1 minute 41 seconds of the second round, with Ross up from a late first round knockdown.
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Ross
Frankie Petroche
Chicago
Roger Bernard Derre
Ray 2fiNer
Henry Perlock
Millers Win First Association Flag In Seventeen Years
The Minneapolis Millers clinched the 1932 American Association baseball championship in St Paul by defeating the St Paul team 9 to 1. It marked Minneapolis's first pennant in seventeen years, earning the right to face Newark International League in a seven game series starting September 27. Three games will be in Newark and the rest in Minneapolis until one team wins four games.
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ST Paul. Minn
Minneapolis Millers
St Paul
Minneapolis
Neware International League
Minneapols
Anderson Pushes 11 Notre Dame Gridmen
South Bend Ind UP A te describing the first days practice. Most activity aimed at cameramen Dean Heartley. Anderson plans to field 11 Notre Dame players as candidates through a hard drill. Twenty four lettermen return with several others from last year. A tentative first team lineup includes Captain Host, Korky ends Kurth Krause tackles Harris Greeney guards Alexander center Jaskwich quarterback Kozen Sheeketski halfbacks Meunkovich fullback.
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South Bend
Dean Heartley Anderson
Notre Dame
Korky
Kurth
Krause
Harris
Greeney
Alexander
Jaskwich
Kozen
Sheeketski
Meunkovich
Bruins Recall Four Players From Minors
Chicago Cubs recall Lance Richbourg from the Albany International League club after a .364 batting span. Also brought up catcher Bull Campbell pitcher Ed Baecht and outfielder Mike Kreevich from the Los Angeles Pacific Coast league squad to join the Cubs.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Lance Richbourg
Cubs
Bull Campbell
Ed Baecht
Mike Kreevich
Boxing Roundup From Various Cities Names Several Wins
Chicago notes Barney Ross and geant Frankie Petrolle winning decisions in separate bouts. Jack Sharkey outpoints Sammy Levine in St Paul while Paul Dazen Chierage stops Frankie Wallace in Cleveland. Dundee defeats Tiger Sullivan in Newark with Croan winning in Falls. Kid Lehre beats Don Wampn ton in Waterloo as Clits defeats Tut Jackson and Spratt edges Doneth in Waterloo.
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Associated Press
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Barney Ross
Aon
Geant
Frankie Petrolle
Fargo
Jack Sharkey
St. Paul
Sammy Levine
Paul Dazen
Chierage
Frankie Wallace
Cleveland
Paterson NJ
Vince Dundee
Newark
Tiger Sullivan
Paterson
Kid Lehre
Waterloo
Don Wampnton
Minneapolis
Kid Riples
Charles Clits
Tut Jackson
Jack Spratt
Waterlon
Jack Doneth
Jack Little Waterloo
Pep Gordon
Mason Clty
Ladysman Favored In Belmont Futurity Run
The Futurity at Belmont Park will determine the world’s richest stakes for 2 year olds with fourteen entrants in a seven furlong dash. Ladysman, owned by W R Coe, is the season’s leading juvenile and heavy favorite, having earned over $100,000. Also in the field are Happy Gal, Sun Archer, Sun Alley, Sentry of Barn Swallow, and Fingal, among others.
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New York
Belmont Park
W. R. Coe
Pompey
William Woodward
Happy Gal
Ladysman
W S Xkullmer
Sun Archer
Sun Alley
E R. Bradies Sentry
Barn Swallow
Fingal
Jockey Killed as Six Injured in Reading Race Pileup
At Reading fair racetrack one horse fell causing a pileup in the first race. Jockey Roy McCrann of Elizabeth NJ was killed from a broken neck. Six others were hurt including Paul Kefover and B Williams with suspected spinal injuries and brain concussion.
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Roy McCrann
Elizabeth
Reading's Fair
Bane
Baltimore
McCrain
Little Pender
Paul Kef
Washington, DC
Wlliams
Philadelphia
Real estate transfers listing several 1932 property deeds
A chain of 1932 transfers names Robert He Hostetler and Ella Hostetler. Hattie Blaine to Arch C Blaine. Inter-State Bldg Corp to Bertha D Greer. Adolph Ehrenberger to Joseph Ehrenberger. H M Fremmer to Carrie A Moore. Alfred A Fitzgarrald to Emma Fitzgarrald. Lloyd Hoff and wife to Herman K Hoglan. Inez Van Note Hoglan and Eva Van Note Blake involved. Includes parcels, locations, and mortgage details with minor notes on rights and heirs.
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Ella M Hostetler
Hattie Blaine
Arch
Blaine
Well Place
Bertha D Greer
Valcon
Alfred A Fitzgarrald
Emma Fitzgarrald
Brice
Lloyd Hoff
Herman K Hoglan
Nely
Charles B van Note
Inez van Note
Hoglan
Eva van Note
Blake
Charles B van
Good Golf by Chester Horton Gels Greatest Teacher
A fragmented golf guide paragraph discusses proper swing alignment with a straight line from the head to the shaft and hands. It emphasizes the left arm and shaft position during the swing and mentions balance and the importance of the head and swing center in delivering the club through impact.
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Gels
Sieed
AL Wi
Stari
Gre Dads
Lefty Gomez Reacts to World Series Clash at Comiskey
At Comiskey Park the Yankees savor a big World Series moment while Lefty Gomez, tense and evasive, confesses he has never watched a World Series as a player and fears nerves may ruin his debut. Cy Perkins adds that Cubs pitching will challenge the rookie.
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Cy Perkins
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Walker Appears Fit For Schmeling Fight
Boxing experts praised Mickey Walker after six rounds of sparring as he prepared for his September 23 bout with Max Schmeling in New York. Walker showed top speed and class against three sparring partners while Schmeling rested and planned a return to training.
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Ins
Mickey Walker
Max Schmeling
Germany
New York
Walker
Speculator
Wll
Actress Faces Dual Roles in Tragic Comedy
The humorist notes she embodies both tragedy in her comic work and comedy in her dramatic roles, exploring the paradox of performance. This observation highlights an artist who traverses contrasting genres with equal deftness.
Big Ten Camps Open With 660 Freshmen Candidates
The Big Ten football scene opened with Dick Hanley at Northwestern drilling 52 players in four teams as 660 candidates reported across the conference. Michigan Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois Purdue Chicago and Minnesota’s new coaches led lively wakeups as heat limited drills.
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Yost
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Ivan Williamson
University Hospital
Iowa
Marcus Magnussen
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University of Chicago
Ossie Sclem
Doc” Spears
Wisconsin
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Islanders Subdue Davenport 4 to 2 in Series
The Islanders beat Davenport 4 to 2 in game two of the series. Reliever Seaf Rothieswearth pitched two scoreless innings, allowing two hits while Malingatorth entered in the second and blanked the opponent, with Bradiant yielding two hits for the Blue Sox.
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Rocky Land
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ASV
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Seaf Rothieswearth
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Blue Sow
Tama Horse Wins 2:12 Trot at South Dakota State Fair
At Huron South Dakota Peter F. J. bay gelding owned by NM and M. Motor company stables of Tama Tama won the 2:12 trot. Jacob Grattan owned by Dr. Jacobs of Orange City Iowa won first in the 2:18 pace.
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M. Motor Company Stables
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Jacob Grattan
Dr. Jacobs
Orange City
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