Newark Bears Dominate Minneapolis In Little World Series Opener
Newark Bears win 11 to 0 over Minneapolis as Don Brennan tosses four hit ball and Charlie Hargreaves drives in four. Hargreaves hits first season homer and adds three singles as Ruppert’s Bears pile up 16 hits and steal three bases in the windless opener at Upper Stadium Newark.
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Newark
Uppert
N. J
Don Brennan
Newark Bears
Minneapolis
Brennan
Bears
Charlie Hargreaves
Miller
Hargreaves
Col
Jacob Ruppert
New York Yankees
Johnny Neun
Hill
Smith
Jensen
Saltzgaver
Alker
Ceeneasueee Newarc Ark
Roife
Walker
J. Numsen
Roife Reent
Ren
Holt
Caer
Iy E
Saltzgavnant
Hauser
Ryaanmani
Vang
von Sheen
Ue Sat IL
Oe Johnson Taay
Pfeffer Rd
Majors Pick Up Only Four Minor Stars In Draft
Major league clubs did not exercise many picks in the draft bringing only four minor league stars into the majors. At the draft, three pitchers and an outfielder were chosen from class AA clubs including Joe Heving of Indianapolis and Lynn Nelson of Seattle. Homer Peel, an outfielder from Columbus, was picked by the New York Giants after batting .339 with Houston in 1932.
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New York
Chicago White Sox
Joe Heving
Indianapolis
Detroit Tigers
Frank Nekola
Newark
Toronto
Chicago Cubs
Lynn Nelson
Seattle
New York Giants
Homer Peel
Columbus
Houston
Texas
Yanks Down Cubs In Opener 12-6
The New York Yankees defeated the Chicago Cubs 12-6 in the opener. Key plays included Ruth and Gehrig driving in runs, Combs and Crosetti contributing with timely hits, and pitching changes featuring Ruffing and veteran Burleigh. Cubs work by Stephenson and Grimes added some offense before final outs.
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YANKS
CUBS
Grimm
Hartnett
Koenig
Sewell
Bush
Lazzeri
Dickey
Ruth
Gehrig
Chapman
Grimes
Herman
English
Combs
Cuyler
Crosetti
Stephenson
Moore
Yankees
Tony
Gehrig Setti
Eng
Lainert
Smith
Rufaoeees
Expert Sees Iowa Team As Hard One To Figure
In a tenth installment of the 1932 Big Ten football preview Leo Fischer analyzes Iowa, noting inconsistencies in talent and performance that make the team unpredictable this season.
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Iowa
Iowa Hawkeyes rebuild under new coach amid injury woes
Iowa introduces Oscar Solem as head coach with a largely new lineup and 12 lettermen. injuries loom across the Big Ten with Northwestern Minnesota Purdue and Ohio State missing key players ahead of Saturday openers. Magnussen aims for captaincy and centers the reshaped Iowa squad while seven sophomores contend for starting roles.
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International News Service
Owa City
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Oscar Martin Solem
Ossie
Salem
Marcus Magnussen
Chicago
Northwestern
George Potter
Missouri
Dick Fencl
al Kawal
Cicero
Potter
Art Jens
Fencl
Minnesota
Jack Manders
Walter Hass
South Dakota State
Carl Cramer
Ohio State
Ohio Wesleyan
Marshal Oliphant
Letterman
John McAfee
Buckeyers
Dutch Fehring
Doxie Moore
Purdue
Fehring
Moore
Kansas Aggies
Gene Clearman
Marvin
Kuhn
Ted Maresh
Favorites Advance In Womens Tournament
Peabody Mass AP the younger generation surged in opening round of the national championship match play on the Salem course with three veterans edged by youthful scorers Peggy Wattles Bernice Wall and others while veterans Mrs Glenna Collett Vare and Miss Enid Wilson won and Miss Ada Mackenzie routed Jane Armstrong in straight sets.
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Peabody
Mass
Ins
Glenna Collett Vare
Philadelphia
Eddis
Toronto
Ware
Enid Wilson
Grace English
Lynnfield
Ada Mackenzie
Canada
Jane Armstrong
Winnetka, Il
Salem
Peggy Wattles
Buffalo
Dorothy Campbell Hurd
Charlotte Glutting
Short Hillis
N. J
Mary K. Browne
Bernice Wall
Oshkosh
Wis
Opal S. Hill
Kansas City
Good Golf Stance and Grip Advice From a 1910s Tip
A guide discusses a wide stance hindering the right side from following the clubhead through impact. It notes the right foot’s position can pull against the motion, advises a natural grip and light lift, and urges comfortable foot placement to avoid tension in the swing.
Wrestling Results From Baltimore and Three Rivers
Abe Coleman of Kansas City and Mile Steinborn of Cormeny wrestle in a 3 0 minute match. Henri Jane of Montreal defeats Al Mercier of Ware in three straight falls.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Abe Coleman
Kansas City
Mile Steinborn
Cormeny
Three Rivers
Que
Henri Jane
Montreal
al Mercier
Ware
Mass
Michigan Gridmen Fear State Eleven
AP report from Chicago notes Michigan State fears a strong opening opponent with Spartan defense and powerful running. Purdue and Northwestern adjust lineups for early tests while Ohio State, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Minnesota emphasize offense and passing in springlike drills.
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Chicago
East Lansing
Spartans
Michigan
Harry Kipke
Hess
State
Ted Petoskey
Purdue
Boilermakers
Dutch Fehring
Doxie Moore
Kansas State
Northwestern
al Kawal
Jerry Gottschalk
Missouri
Ohio State
Sam Willaman
Ohio Wesleyan
Carl Cramer
Hinchman
Carroll
Vuchinich
Wetzel
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Bernie Bierman
Francis (Pug) Lund
My Ubi
Ossie Solem
Iowa
Billy Hayes
Indiana
Bradley Tech
Ohio University
Hornsby Declines World Series Attendance
ST. LOUIS (UP) Rogers Hornsby, Cubs manager for much of the season before being replaced by Charlie Grimm, says he will not attend the World Series between the Cubs and the Yankees. He lacks tickets and has other commitments. Hornsby reiterates his protest over not receiving a share of any World Series money, claiming entitlement for guiding the club through key periods and developing its strength. He has appealed to baseball commissioner R. M. for a payout cut and expects a ruling in his favor.
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ST. Louis
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
William Veeck
Charlie Grimm
New York Yankees
Hornsby
Cubs
R. M
Baseball
Bresnahan Welcomes Baby Daughter in Iowa City
University of Iowa track coach George Bresnahan, after eleven years guiding the program, became a father again with a seven pound baby girl born Tuesday night. Bresnahan, a former Wisconsin athlete, is noted for coaching two 1932 Olympic champions.
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Iowa City
University of IoWa
George T. Bresnahan
Bresnahan
Wisconsin
Al Smith Jr and wife separated amid friendly agreement
New York reports say Alfred E Smith Jr son of the former governor and his wife have moved from 33 Fifth Avenue and separated. No court action is planned as Curtin and Glynn prepare a friendly separation agreement. the couple married eight years ago in a civil ceremony and later at Holy Cross church.
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New York
INS
Alfred £. Smith, Jr
Fifth Avenue
Curtin
Glynn
Young Smith
Omaha Banker Rescued After Two Nights In Rockies
Estes Park Colorado reports William Jorgenson a 40 year old Omaha banker was found after two nights in the cold Rocky Mountain National Park. He became separated from his hiking companion Hilbert Petersen an Omaha aviator and staggered into Glenn Haven exhausted and hungry.
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Estes Park
Colo
Ins
William Jorgenson
Omaha
Rocky Mountain National Park
Jorgenson
Hilbert Petersen
Glenn Haven
Northwestern Grid Players Adopted By Merchants
Evanston merchants join a drive to adopt Northwestern University football players. Athletic director Kenneth L. Wilson launched the effort with backing from the Evanston Chamber of Commerce and school authorities. Team captain Ernest Rentner was adopted by a hotel, with several teammates taken in by other concerns to ensure they can stay in school.
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Evanston, Fl
Evanston Association of Commerce
Northwestern University
Kenneth L
Tug” Wilson
Ernest “Pug” Rentner
Mark Koenig Makes A $00 Error And A Fast Recovery
New York AP reports Mark Koenig, Cubs shortstop, committed the first error of the world series yet recovered quickly. He discovered his wallet and $400 missing while en route from the railroad station to the Cubs hotel, then dashed back to the station and found the wallet and cash in his Pullman berth hammock.
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New York
Mark Koenig
Chicago Cub
Mark
Cubs
Pullman
Grand Coup in Contract Bridge Impresses Union City
In a rubber game at Union City New Jersey Mr Heber D Kern held the South hand and executed a Grand Coup by shortening the declarers trumps to match an opponents. The play required precise timing and offered a thrilling, spectacular lead through an uncapturable honor at the twelfth trick. West was the dealer with neither side vulnerable.
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Union City
N. J
Bridge Transcript From A Social Card Session
Mr. Heber D. Kern explains an opening bid under a five card suit rule and North's cautious plan in notrump. The narrative traces spade leads, trump distribution, and a diamond finesse as South secures the contract with two trump tricks, ending with a puzzle about South’s single spade deal and a one notrump answer.
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Kern
North
West
East
South
McCarthy Warding Off History as Yankee Manager
Article notes Joe McCarthy, current manager of the New York Yankees and former Cubs skipper, delivering a sly reference to Rodin as he faces a Cubs team riding a fourteen game win streak. The piece compares Chicago’s late season surge to the 1914 Boston Braves under George Stallings, the Miracle Man, and hints at a historic parallel.
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AL Demaree
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Cubs
Rodin
Boston Braves
Braves
George Stallings
Rules Committee Vetoes Petition Of The Big Ten
The national rules committee rejected Western conference coaches requests for two exceptions to the new dead ball rule. Chairman E. K. Hall informed A. A. Stagg that a special knee or touch to the ground during certain plays could not be allowed this season to test the rule. A zone ruling for a trip and fall in the clear was also denied due to call difficulty.
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Chicago
National Rules Committee
E. K. Hall
A. A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Michigan
Chattanooga Wins Dixie Championship By Beating Beaumont
The Chattanooga Lookouts defeated Beaumont 7 to 3 in Chattanooga to clinch the Dixie championship. It marked Chattanooga’s fourth straight win after Beaumont won the opening game of the series.
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Chattanooga
Dixie
Beaumont
Chattanooga Lookouts
Southern Association
Londos Voted World Wrestling Champion by Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania state athletic commission voted to recognize Londos as wrestling world champion and lifted a ban that had prevented him from wrestling in the state. Commissioner Robert Nelson announced both actions.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission
Kossyed
Londos
Robert Nelson
Are
Pennsyilva
Baer Seeks Schmeling Fight After World Series Viewing
Chicago reports Max Baer, former title challenger, aims to fight Max Schmeling next after rests. Baer, of Livermore California, plans to stay in California after watching the World Series and prefers Chicago Stadium as the venue over a New York date set for November 11.
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Chicago
Ernie Schaaf
Tuffy Griffiths
Max Baer
Livermore
Calif
Max Schmeling
Primo Carera
Baer
California
New York
Schmeling
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