World Series Preview 1932 Cubs Yankees Duel Feels Set
The 1932 world series pits the Chicago Cubs against the New York Yankees with questions on Ruth Gomez Ruffing and left handers. Fans debate lineup, star form, gate receipts, and if Babe Ruth will be in top shape as New York hosts opening games.
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Cornell Bowl Ends In 14-9 Loss To Augustana
Cornell non awards squad loses season opener 14 to 9 as Augustana’s John Pelton connects with Lindfelt for two long passes in the final quarter. Cornell had earlier capitalized on Augustana fumbles to reach mid field but could not hold the late offense.
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Cubs Rally Past Reds To Halt Losing Streak In Chicago
The Cubs, using a second string lineup, beat the Cincinnati Reds 8 to 6 to snap a three game skid. Jake May credited with the win after Lon Warneke allowed six runs in four innings. Warneke exited after allowing eight hits and six runs early.
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Columbia Falls to 7 0 by State Teachers in opener
Columbia College lost 7 to 0 as Iowa State Teachers dominated the game but faded late after a hard three quarters. Olsen scored the touchdown and kicked the extra point for the Tutors, opening the season for both schools.
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Indians edge San Francisco in tight opener 20 to 7
Stanford Indians opened the season with a 20 to 7 victory over San Francisco University in a closely contested matchup. Strong defense and timely offense sealed the win in San Francisco. The result marked the first meeting between the two colleges on record.
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Iowa State Tops Simpson In Season Opener
Iowa State, led by Captain Dick Grefe, defeated Simpson 24 to 0 in the opening college football game. The Cyclones jumped ahead with three first-half scores, added two late extra points, and withstood Simpson drives in the second half before substituting on defense.
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College football scores from across regions show varied results
West region action features Iowa State Teachers 7 Columbia 6 and Morningside 223 Western Michigan 93 in lopsided showdowns. South Dakota and Yankton post tight wins while Dartmouth wins 73 to 6 over Amherst. Alabama defeats Southwestern Memphis 45 to 6 as Stanford beats U S 20 to 7. Other results include Washington State 40 Idaho State 32 and South Carolina 7 Sewanee 3.
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Red Peppers Chooses Yankees in World Series Duel
The columnist backs the Yankees to win the World Series while predicting Cubs resilience. He cites home-field strength, fighting spirit, and Cubs late-season form as reasons for a potentially six or seven game series. The piece mixes sports debate with historical notes on attendance and notable figures.
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Chicago rolls to 41 0 win over Monmouth in opener
Chicago Maroons coached by A. A. Stage defeated Monmouth College 41 to 0. Sahlin scored twice and Birney added two more as Chicago dominated from the opening kickoff, with Page Jr. adding a late score and Birney kicker duties. Monmouth threatened briefly but could not score.
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Pitt Dominates Northern in 47 to 9 Victory
Pittsburgh AP report describes Pitt overpowering Northern with a lopsided 47 to 9 victory. Goldes fon and Golden Pan performances are noted in a high intensity game summary with Pitt's offense and defense dominating from start to finish.
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