Cincinnati Owner Seeks Bottomley as Reds Manager
St Louis Cardinals president Sam Breadon said Cincinnati Reds president Sidney Weil wants Jim Bottomley to manage the Reds in 1933. Bottomley, a longtime Cardinal first baseman, was in Cincinnati for talks and could join the Reds if terms and a trade can be arranged. He debuted in 1922 and is now 32, having spent most seasons above .300 and once hitting .367 in 1925.
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Manchester High Grid Team Opens Season With Win
Manchester High opened its season with a 15 to 0 win over Xavier High of Dyersville. Strathman and McIntosh carried the ball as Manchester built a 8 point lead by halftime with a blocked punt safety, then added a fourth quarter touchdown after a punt return set up a drive finished by Long to Strathman.
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Grid Player Dies Along Sidelines in Alabama
ANNISTON AL A P reports Foster Stewart an 18 year old Gaston high school football player died Friday after collapsing on the field during the first quarter He was taken from the game and died before removal from the field marking the season first football casualty in the state.
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Minnesota Attorney Rules No Tax On Gopher Grid Tickets
ST PAUL AP H N Benson state attorney general ruled the 10 percent federal tax on admissions not applicable to University of Minnesota athletic contests. He suggested collecting the tax to permit rebate later until the federal decision.
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Brilliant field in women's golf meet in Peabody
The 36th national amateur championship opens at Salem Country Club Peabody Mass with 100 contenders led by Helen Hicks current holder and 1931 Buffalo winner. Enid Wilson British champion Glenna Collett Vare Ada Mackenzie and Maureen Orcutt headline a deep field as survivors advance through rounds to the final 36-hole match.
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Referee Dies After Rutgers Providence Game
G. B. K. Wheeler, 38, former Haverford player, referee for the Rutgers Providence game, collapsed and died of heart failure as he entered the dressing room after the match in New Brunswick New Jersey.
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Syracuse Noses Out Clarkson 13 to 6 in Rainy Night
Syracuse University, led by Vic Hanson, barely defeated Clarkson Tech 13 to 6 at Archbold Stadium. A drizzle shortened Syracuse drive by fumbling and misplays, yet they earned 15 first downs to Clarkson's one and outgained them 246 yards to 40.
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Thirty Frosh Out for Cornell Squad
About thirty Cornell college freshmen report to Coach Ben Douglass for daily drills, forming a strong early unit. The group, including players from Brockton, Lisbon, Rochelle, and Mount Vernon, has already challenged the varsity in scrimmages. Freshman coach Douglass, a former Grant High and Grinnell standout, aids Dick Barker as he shapes a large, rangy line for upcoming weeks.
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Nine New Records On Year Book Of Maquoketa League
Nine new records were set in the Maquoketa Valley baseball league during 1932 as detailed in a league booklet. Harold Finch of Guttenberg Giants posted two marks including nine straight league wins and season pitching record. Elmer Ike Carty of Manchester threw the league’s only one hit game. Jack Thenhaus of Monticello had 26 hits. George Clark had eight two baggers. Hub Orr of Cascade stole 11 bases. Cascade also owned nine consecutive victories.
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Ike) Carty
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Independence High Grid Team Loses To Grundy Center 7-0
Independence High fell 7-0 to Grundy Center on its home field amid penalties and a hard fought contest. Coach Mike Farrah’s inexperienced squad showed struggle, especially in the fourth quarter when Strack scored on a pass, with Grundy Center dominating downs 11 to 6. Tate faced the heaviest attack as West Union awaits next week.
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Wartburg Falls 6-0 to Wisconsin Teachers in Opener
Platteville State Teachers beat Wartburg 6 to 0 in Clinton as Stevenson’s forward pass to Smith in the end zone produced the only score early in the first period. Wartburg, despite pressure, failed to convert chances in the scoring zone.
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Cubs Rookies Trim Cindy Reds 8 to 6
Giants Take Two as Phillies Fall in pennant race Dodgers win Braves. Ott Klein Homer duel fails. Pinkey Whitney homers. Royago charged with save. wild pitch cited. Umpires and Barr. Time 1:34.
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Pirates Trounce Cardinals in Winford First Start
The Pirates surged to a 7 to 4 lead after six runs in the first inning, chasing pitcher Jim Winford from his major league debut as St. Louis fell to Pittsburgh.
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Willie McFarlane Defeats Runyan In Golf Tournament
Willie MacFarlane of Tuckahoe New York shot a 68 four under par to defeat Runyan in a Hartford Connecticut golf tournament on Saturday. The event saw MacFarlane surge ahead with a strong front nine and hold off late challenges from Runyan to win by strokes.
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Douda Sets New World Mark For Heaving Shot
Frantisek Douda, third in the latest Olympics, set a world record in the 16 pound shot event by throwing it 1620 meters in Prague. The mark shattered previous records and established Douda as the sport’s top performer in this discipline.
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Dual Meet Result From Local Track Event
A fragment from a local sports report notes a performance around 53.14 feet in a distance at a dual meet. Details on the team, athletes, and placement are unclear from the available text.
Tama Opens Season With 12 0 Win Over Nevada
Tama high school football opened the season with a 12 0 victory against Nevada. Reider ran for a TD after a lateral to Benda in the second quarter. A second half score followed by a failed extra point.
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Albie Booth Becomes Eligible For Degree
Yale football star Albie Booth, who left studies briefly due to illness, is now eligible to receive his bachelor of science degree. Booth has been a Yale contributor during the last three seasons and remains with the school as a member of the Yale football program.
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Expert Picks Schmeling To Trim Mickey Walker
International News Service sports editor predicts Max Schmeling will batter Mickey Walker in a Monday night bout. Schmeling’s youth speed and patience counter Walker’s aggressive style, with Walker aging and vulnerable to body blows. Schmeling’s strategic counterpunching suggests a decisive victory.
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Mrs Rockne backs football and Knute Jr in family pledge
Mrs Knute Rockne widow of the Notre Dame coach urges her sons to pursue football. She praises Junior and Knute Jr for varsity potential, notes Bill shows less interest, and argues football builds character and study, keeping youths out of mischief while demanding discipline and effort.
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Hornsby Waits For Ruling On Series Cash
Rogers Hornsby protests the world series prize money awaiting Commissioner Landis. Landis left with AL President William Harper. Landis declines to commit to any outcome.
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Coyotes Win Opener In State College Debut
South Dakota State college defeated Northern Normal from Aberdeen 26 to 7 in Brookings sending the Coyotes to a victorious season opener. The halftime score stood 6 to 0.
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Lowden High Leads Baseball At Wapsie Valley Loop
In Clarence on Friday Wheatland shaded Lowden 4-3 while Clarence edged past Wheatland 3-1. Grand Mound defeated Calamus 6-5 in a well played game. Next week the league schedule shows Clarence visiting Wheatland to try to break a third place tie.
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