Grove clinches 25th win as Athletics top White Sox 9 6
Robert Moses Grove earned his 25th victory for Philadelphia in a 9 to 6 win over the Chicago White Sox at Comiskey Park. The A's built an early lead with ten hits and two walks, while Mickey Cochrane hit his 23rd homer. Chicago’s attack produced four runs in the fifth, but Grove and Philadelphia held on to secure the season finale win.
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Retzlaff to Fight on Baer Griffith Card
Retzlaff remains scheduled to fight on the Baer Griffith card in Chicago. Details on opponents and bout order are unclear, with sparse OCR text mentioning rounds and ring actions.
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Red Grange Returns to Form in Gridiron Display
Chicago Bears star Red Grange racked up 127 rushing yards and scored twice while adding a passing TD in a professional football game against the Cleveland Panthers. The veteran back showcased his familiar versatility in a tenth season showing.
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Cubs poised to clinch pennant with win over Pirates
Cubs return from an 18 game road trip needing one victory against the Pirates in their four game series at Wrigley Field to clinch the National League pennant. A doubleheader is set for Tuesday with Chicago ahead by six games and Pittsburgh eight remaining.
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Phillies Rally to 3 3 Draw with Dodgers
Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn 3 to 3 as Van Mungo exits early. Chuck Klein hits his 38th homer and Les Mallon walls one with Todd aboard for a three run rally. Joe Shaute holds Brooklyn to three hits after the rough start. Lefty O Doul connects for the Dodgers two runs in the first inning. Roy Hansen exits early for the Phils, Ad Liska finishes strong. In New York, Boston Braves beat the Giants 6 to 3 to tie with St Louis for seventh place as Randy Moore drives in key runs.
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Reorganization Of Western Loops To Be Discussed In Dec
Local city councils plan a December discussion on reorganizing western highway loops. The proposal aims to adjust routes including Des Moines Cato and nearby areas with potential impact on Omaha and Topeka traffic.
Outboard Races Draw 50 000 Spectators in Chicago
Horace Tennes wins two classes at the National Outboard Association event during the Worlds Fair period. More than 50,000 spectators watch the two victories in Servoatta class B and class F.
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English Woman Medallist In Open Meet In Canada
English golfer from Buckingham leads field of 61 at Kaanawahi Quebec Open with 44 238 82 score. Miss Maureen Orcuts of New Jersey titles in W0 years not defending crown. Miss Posey Wattles of Buffalo runner up with strong qualifying rounds as Adams Grosan partners note historic lower turnout and dramatic finish.
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Golf Swing Refinement Focuses On Lower Body Action
The article discusses a swing refinement for golf stressing the lower body’s role in the down swing. It notes the head should stay still while the body moves and warns that charting a chin line alone is incomplete without using the hips and legs in sync with the swing. The piece also advertises Hortons driving aids with a mail-in offer.
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Five Wisconsin Boys To Play On Minnesota Eleven
Wisconsin produced five players headed for the Minnesota football squad while Doc Spears coaches at Wisconsin and Bernie Bierman leads the Gophers. Brad Robinson from Baraboo headlines the list as a former all conference end, with Francis Lund from Rice Lake, Erwin Burg of Milwaukee, Harold Harden of La Crosse, and Woodrow Noid of Milwaukee also joining Minnesota. The clash between the old coaches on November 12 excites fans in both states.
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Amateur Golf Tourney Receipts Reach 17000 in 1931
Officials of the United States Golf Association estimated receipts from the national amateur tournament in Baltimore at 17000 dollars, up 4000 from Chicago’s Beverly Country Club event in 1931.
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Zuppke Sees Slim but Growing Hope for Illinois
Illinois coach Bob Zuppke enters 1932 with guarded optimism noting a potential rebuild after a winless Big Ten season. He counts on sophomores, a strengthened backfield, and a reshaped line to spark a return to contention, with Gil Berry as likely ace and Pete Yanuskus returning from eligibility.
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Packers Open 1932 Season With 15-7 Win Over Bears
New York AP report notes Green Bay Packers, early title favorites, defeating Chicago Cardinals 15-7 in their first National Football League game of the year. Bears, Giants, Portsmouth and Brooklyn Dodgers also posted exhibition results with varied scores.
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Standings and Results in Early American League Baseball
The standings show New York leading with 104 wins and 45 losses, Detroit 62 72, Philadelphia 92 57, St. Louis 61 85, Washington 87 60, Chicago 46 100, Cleveland 83 63, and Boston 42 105. Monday results include Philadelphia 9 over Chicago 6 and Detroit 4, with other games scheduled. Tuesday’s schedule lists Chicago at Detroit and St. Louis at Cleveland plus Washington at Boston.
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Hawkeye Eleven Opens Year With First Scrimmage
Iowa City AP report notes the varsity squad chosen by Coach Ossie Solem held an unplanned first scrimmage. Key players Loufek Mier Samuelson Schammel Moore Hass Dolly Moffitt Kuhn Eckdahl Schneiderman, Magnussen sidelined by injury but in uniform. Kuhn scored from seven yards. Fourt says Magnussen ready Wednesday.
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Goodman to Be Feted on Return to Omaha
Johnny Goodman returns to Omaha after losing in the American amateur golf tournament final to Ross Somerville of Canada. A city-wide reception and parade to city hall will honor him with official congratulations from Mayor Metcalfe and an appearance as the Chamber of Commerce’s honored guest, recalling his prior Pebble Beach victory over Bobby Jones.
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Nebraska Titleholder Beats Iowa Open Champ in Interstate Match
Rodney Bliss, 19, holder of Nebraska’s state open golf crown, defeated Iowa Open champion Pete Jordan 1 up in an interstate match this Sunday in Omaha. Nebraska team won 50 to 26. a return match is set for Des Moines on September 25.
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American Association scorecard notes game between Minneapolis and Milwaukee
The snippet lists team records and box score style lines with Minneapolis and Milwaukee, showing inning totals and pitchers or scorers. It hints at a baseball or similar game with partial scores and a two-team matchup.
Islanders win Mississippi Valley league title in six games
Rock Island defeats Davenport 12 2 to clinch the Mississippi Valley league baseball championship. Al Hollingsworth earned the win with four hits allowed and a home run and a triple. Davenport’s Bill Steinecke had two hits against the pitcher.
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Isaacson Wins Clinton Open In Difficult Conditions
Ottumwa professional Gene Isaacson captured the Clinton Open golf title with a 144 over 36 holes despite wind rain and cold. He topped a field of 101 Iowa and Illinois players, with Art Bartlett leading the amateur division at 156 and a list of runners up including Bob Wilton Bob Elder ton George Holbrook and Dave Bonella.
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Iowa State Opens 1932 Schedule Against Simpson Eleven
Kansas City AP reports Iowa State will open the 1932 season at home against Simpson after Kansas State faces Wichita at Manhattan. Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma start practice for two weeks before their schedules begin, while Nebraska waits until the following week.
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Boxing Chiefs Hold Powwow In Baltimore
The National Boxing Association annual convention opened in Baltimore with delegates from 29 member states and New York. A Chesapeake Bay boat trip and Annapolis detour to meet Gov Albert C. Ritchie and tour the Naval Academy are planned. Officer elections will be held Wednesday.
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