Chicago Cubs Parade Sparks City Wide Celebration
Chicago masses line the streets for a 150000 strong parade honoring the Cubs as National League champions. Mayor Cermak plans a victory speech at City Hall while fans anticipate a World Series showdown with the Pirates and Yankees. Rogers Hornsby, former manager, says he will not share in the World Series receipts.
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Trophies Awarded Tom and J Ames at 1932 league banquet
The ninth annual Manufacturers and Jobbers league banquet closed the 1932 season on August 21 at the Chamber of Commerce. George Hibbee presented trophies as Charles Holmes of Quaker Oats led pitching with six wins and no losses and also topped batting with a .542 average. Runners up included the Thenhaus brothers of Engineer, Zuber of Sinclair, and Art Meyers of Kilhan.
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Pirates Blank Cubs 7-0 to Sweep Series
Pittsburgh pitcher Hal Smith blanked Chicago allowing six hits as the Pirates won 7-0, clinching the season series. Paul Waner doubled for his fifty ninth two base hit, elder Waner added two singles. Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the Giants 7-2, clinching third place in the season series 15-7.
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Foxx hits two homers as Yanks top A’s in 10 innings
Jimmie Foxx belted his 55th and 56th homers driving in seven runs for the Athletics in a 8-7 extra inning loss to the New York Yankees. Lou Gehrig and Myril Hoag homered for New York as the rally blocked Lefty Gomez’s win. The Yankees finish the season with a 14-8 edge over the A’s.
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Marion Gridmen Prepare for Inaugural Brush Match
The Marion grid team shows early form as players such as Hackfield, Wolfe, and R Smith headline the lineup for the upcoming opener. Coaches emphasize guard duties and reserve roles while noting standout contributors like Forge Roop and Pout Mo Douwe in practice.
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Standings and results in American League baseball
The American League table shows New York leading with 105 wins and 46 losses, Detroit and Philadelphia also strong. Thursday's results include New York 8 Philadelphia 7 and Washington 4 Boston 2 with Chicago at Detroit rain. Friday schedule features New York at Boston, Washington at Philadelphia, Chicago at Cleveland.
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Winford and Hicher Lead Late Inning Victory
Winford gains win with Hicher and Johnson delivering key hits. Johnson earns the win with 4 2 3 innings while Hilcher and Kop contribute. Douthit cites balk calls and defensive plays as pivotal moments in a tight contest.
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Chattanooga Lookouts and Beaumont Exporters Resume Dixie Series
With one win each the Chattanooga Lookouts and Beaumont Exporters head to Chattanooga Tennessee to restart the Dixie series for the southern baseball title. The Lookouts beat Beaumont 5 to 0 in the Southern association clash while Beaumont edged ahead with a 1 to 0 victory in the opening game.
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Rivers and Terry In Six Heated Bouts At Waterloo Card
In Waterloo Illinois Thunder a six round victory saw Rivers outpointed by Terry in six heats. The card featured Jesse Ackerman of Des Moines winning a four round bout against Whitey Dale. Verne Butler of Des Moines defeated Tut Jackson with victories also noted for the Waterloo card.
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Good Golf by Chester Horton Golf's Greatest Teacher
Instructional golf note explains keeping a straight line from left shoulder through left arm as the club follows the ball area The instruction describes the lower right side following the clubhead and the body mechanics including knee hip and shoulder movements The ad offers Horton driving aids with free printed materials sent to the reader's address of the paper
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Baseley and Cronin Turn Double Play in Washington Win
Washington defeated Boston 9 to 3 as Basey walked off Crowder and Durham, Welch, and Struck out. Crowder notches a hit as Durham allows eight hits while Welch gives up one. Myer is hit by a pitch, Durham is charged with the loss, Owens and Dinneen the umpires, time 1 37.
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Iowa reserves scrimmage as regulars rest
Iowa City. University of Iowa practicing with second and third string players as regulars rest. Marcus Magnussen captained first team while injuries sidelined several stars. Hopkins, Hopkins Minn. standout, moved to second team backfield. Teyro replaced Moffitt at quarterback. A Greenville bleachery closed for primary day campaigning.
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Wisconsin Girl Reaches Canada Golf Semi Final
Miss Bernice Wall of Oshkosh Wisconsin advanced to the semifinals of the Canadian women's golf championship in Montreal by defeating England medalist Mrs Alex Gold. Two other Americans were eliminated Peggy Wattles and Fritzi Stifel lost to Toronto and Montreal opponents. Miss Dorris Taylor of Montreal joined the semis by beating Lucielle Rolland 7 and 6.
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Golf match ends with Miss Wall surge to win
Miss Wall captured the tenth eleventh fourteenth sixteenth and seventeenth holes to overturn Mrs. Gold and clinch the win. Wall’s putting was steadier as she made six one putt greens in the last seven. Miss Wattles played solidly but could not match Edes who posted a 38 on the first nine. Stifel trailed after twelve holes.
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Army Fullback Ed Herb Sidelined By Broken Ankle
Ed Herb of Revere Massachusetts, Army fullback, broke an ankle during scrimmage at West Point. The injury will keep him from playing for at least two months.
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Vines loses to Jap star Satoh in straight sets
In Los Angeles Ellsworth Vines Jr world tennis champion is ousted from the Pacific Southwest tournament in the quarterfinals by Jiro Satoh. Satoh wins 6 4 6 4 to advance.
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