Schmeling Favored to Beat Walker in 15 Round Fight
Max Schmeling attracts heavy betting and is seen as the favorite to defeat Mickey Walker in a 15 round bout at the Garden Bowl. Insiders expect a high attendance and revenue for the Milk Fund, with Schmeling holding advantages in height, age, and weight, while Walker's heart and courage fuel a potential dramatic showdown.
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Cubs Ready for Yankees World Series Battle
Chicago's Cubs left for New York by special train to face the Yankees in the World Series. Charlie Grimm's club arrived by Tuesday morning and planned an afternoon workout at Yankee Stadium. Mark Koenig started at shortstop with three hits and Guy Bush pitched three no hit innings. Gabby Hartnett looked recovered to catch and lead the attack.
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Alexander shines in plate as 1932 season ends with close race
The article notes Dale Alexander of the Athletics is likely batting champion with a .367 unofficial mark, edging O Doul at .366 and Foxx at .364. Waner sets NL doubles record with 63, while Foxx hits 58 home runs as season ends amid final checks and looming World Series.
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Hawks in Physical Trim for Bradley
Iowa City notes report the Iowa Hawkeyes near full strength for the Bradley Tech game with only Leo Samuelson likely out of action until midweek. The squad, under Ossie Salem, began one a day practices after nine days of double sessions, with the probable starting line and backfield largely set for the Peoria eleven.
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Chattanooga Defeats Beaumont In Dixie Series Blowout
The Chattanooga Lookouts beat the Beaumont Exporters 6 to 4 to take a 3 to 1 lead in the Dixie series. Chattanooga seeks the Dixie championship by winning four of seven games as the Southern association champions push toward clinching the title.
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Reds Sink Cubs in Finale to End Season
Chicago, Ill. AP report says the National League champion Cubs were shelled 5 to 3 by eighth place Cincinnati Reds in the final game of the regular season. Cincinnati piled up all offense in one inning off Pat Malone as the Cubs tried for a tuneup before the World Series. Guy Bush worked three scoreless innings in his final mound appearance before the opener.
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Good Form in Golf by Chester Horton
Golf expert Chester Horton emphasizes form as the key to success, urging a near erect stance, natural balance, and proper distance from the ball for irons. He outlines posture tips to improve turn and control, and promotes his latest illustrated instruction on pitch shots available by mail.
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Cardinals tie Giants for sixth as Pirates win opener
The St Louis Cardinals and New York Giants both race to 72-82 records after the Pirates win the first game 7 to 1 and the Cardinals take the nightcap 7 to 4. Dizzy Dean gains his 18th win despite being hit hard in the second game. The Pirates tie it in the fifth, then St Louis reclaims the lead.
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Braves Tie Dodgers 7-7 in Brooklyn Showdown
Boston Braves rally from behind to finish the season in a 7 to 7 tie with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Sun Dodgers managed six runs in the late innings, highlighting a tense finish at Brooklyn.
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Braves Rally To Tie But Dodgers Power Past Boston
Randy Moore led Boston with a homer two doubles and a single as Bob Brown pitched in the second inning before Boston tied the game and continued pounding Eddie Pipgras and Fay Thomas. Stripp hit a bases loaded homer for the Dodgers in the second.
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Women Golfers Begin Battle In National Tourney
In Peabody Massachusetts the 36th annual women s national golf tournament opens with ninety nine players led by defending champion Helen Hicks. The qualifying round covers 18 holes with an expected 85 to advance to 32. Play continues daily from Monday.
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Vines Eludes Singles Title In California Tennis
Ellsworth Vines sat out the Pacific Southwest final as Jiro Satoh eliminated him in singles. Vines and Keith Gledhill fell in doubles to Johnny Van Ryn and Wilmer Allison 6 3 6 4 6 4. Mixed doubles saw Satoh and Mrs Lawrence defeat Vines and Helen Marlowe 4 6 7 5 6 3. Perry and Palfrey won the other mixed final 6 3 6 2. Harper, a 19 year old San Francisco sensation, impressed in victory 10 8 6 3.
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Iowa Golfers Defeat Nebraska Team At Wakanda Club
Iowa beat Nebraska 46 to 35 in a Des Moines golf match at Wakanda Country Club. Players Pete Jordan Bob McKee Denmar Miller and Jack Hall helped the Iowa squad secure the victory over Omaha and Lincoln golfers.
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Foxx Hits 58th as Mack’s Down Nats in DC
Jim Foxx hit his 58th homer on a perfect day at bat but the Athletics lost 2 to 1 to the Senators in Washington. Foxx had a homer and two singles in three at bats and a .364 average unofficially, while Alvin Crowder earned his 26th win for the Senators with 15 straight. Dolsack supplied the decisive hits for the Senators victory.
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Standings and Results From National League Summary
Final NL standings show Chicago at 96 64 .564 and Philadelphia 78 76 .506 with Cincinnati 66 94. Sunday results include Philadelphia 3 6, Brooklyn 7 ?. Chicago 5 3, and St Louis 3 7. Team records and scores reflect a late-season roundup across several clubs.
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Local Brief Fragment On Sports And Cities
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Cleveland split doubleheader with Chicago to close 1932 season
In Cleveland the Indians win game one 6 4 while game two ends in a five to five tie after darkness. Key players include Connatser Powers Sullivan Swanson and Montague English Hayes with late runs by Swanson and a double by Weayes.
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Dusty Rhodes Shuts Down Yankees as Red Sox Win 8 3
Boston defeats New York 8 to 3 behind Dusty Rhodes and Paul Andrews after the Yankees field a patched lineup for part of the game. New York finishes the season with 211 straight games scoring in a row and a 156 game season plus 55 in 1931.
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Tigers Rally Past Browns In Nine to Win
Detroit defeats St. Louis 5 to 4 after tying the game in the eighth with two homers. Dossack and Walker homered, followed by three straight singles to seal the victory as Davis Gehringer and others contributed in the late rally.
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Griffiths Baer Set for Ten-Round Chicago bout
Tuffy Griffith a Sioux City heavyweight meets Max Baer of Livermore in Chicago Stadium Monday night in a ten round bout. Baer after an unofficial knockout over Ernie Schaaf has become a championship hopeful while Griffith seeks a rebound after losses to Young Stribling and Johnny Risko. Baer weighs about 200 pounds to Griffiths roughly 190 as rounds are scored on a board for the first time at the stadium.
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Illinois End Will Be Shifted To Halfback
Chuck Andrews will move from end to right halfback for the opening games next Saturday against Coe and Miami. He will replace Frank Forschauer, the sophomore injured in Saturday’s practice tilt with the frosh.
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Lukats Competes With Koken For Irish Back Post
Notre Dame prepared for a light workout after the varsity-freshman game with Mike Koken retaining the halfback job despite Nick Lukats showing a stronger performance in the position Saturday.
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Chicago Hopes Storey Will Hurdle Barrier
Chicago fans hope Cecil Storey the California fullback can clear an examining board barrier to be eligible for the varsity in the Yale game at New Haven October 8.
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