First Basemen lead to managerial roles in 1932 season
The piece notes rare shifts from first base to team management, highlighting Charley Grimm of the Cubs and Bill Terry of the Giants among recent hires. It traces past cases including Marty McManus with the Red Sox and mentions Frank Chance and George Brett as notable examples, keeping focus on the trend and its limited success.
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Gabby Sliver
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George Gibson
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Can Howley
Reus
Walter Johnson
Senators
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Terry Clants
Chartsy Grimm
Cubie
Inlias
Bill Mcfeelwig
Boston Braves
Forestville to Oppose Merchants Tomorrow in Town Baseball
Forestville reads prepared to avenge a July 6 4 setback as they meet the Merchants Friday at Jets Field. The Merchants aim to repeat last meeting’s 6 4 win behind standout hitters Williams and Downing while Forestville counters with Wolfe Cross Landers DeLury Hendershot and Ward in a tense, season altering showdown.
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G. Walte
Peggy
K. Wolfe
Bannister
Haenvl
Goate
Corey boy writes of immensity of Olympiad
Clarence Shoop, a Corey boy, reports from Los Angeles on the 1932 Olympic Games. He praises the vast, city-wide staging, records broken, and crowd spectacle, noting easy transportation, top-notch care for participants, and the lasting peace-building impact. He imagines future international eliminations to heighten interest.
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Los Angeles
America
Clarence Shonp
Corey Boy
Shoop
Cbsirman
Olympic Hall
Mavis
Corry Women Win Majority of Foursomes
Seventy nine golfers from northwest Pennsylvania and southwest New York competed in the Allegheny Valley Ladies Golf League event at Corry Country Club. After morning showers the weather cleared for ideal conditions as Corry women claimed seven of the foursomes, with Jamestown close behind.
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New York
Allegheny Valley Ladies Golf League
Corry Country Club
Kane, Warren
Jamestown
Titusville
Oil City
Meadville
Ancheon
Allegheny Valley
Levigi
Corry
St Winni
Mabel Larson
Henrietta, Kane
Afrs
J. A. Hughes
H. J. Day
Stillman
Lucas
Oi City
Ruth ‘Tillotson
V. W. Graham
N-T-Gilette
Holmes
Shannon
Handack
Edith Warner
Ella Bay
Sarah Hanne
American Baseball Scores And Upcoming Games
Yesterday's results include Chicago 3 over American stingtun 1 and New York tat over Detroit 1. Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 9 to 7 as fans filled the stands. Today's slate lists St Louis at New York, Boston at Janteo, and Philadelphia visiting Chicago among others.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Janteo
Boston
Clevelam
Waslingbi
Whigaga
Philadelpha
National
St Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Tigers
Yankees
Wagte
Tony Baxtert
Pabe
Ruth
Hye
Weehington
White Sox
Masberry
Bill McAfes
Washington
Sox
Southpaws Poison Pirates in 10-4 Loss to Giants
United Press reports the 1682 pennant bid faltering as the Pittsburgh Pirates dropped to third after a 10-4 defeat to the New York Giants. Left-handed pitching buckled Pittsburgh for the sixteenth loss in 18 starts, while Brooklyn and the Cubs also faltered in a crowded NL pennant chase.
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Pirates
Giants
Garl Hubbell
Lqiants
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Vanbingle Munge
Reds
Theia
Mimigo
Chicago Cubs
Braves
Malony
Herrmann
Grimes
Ti Bis
United Press
NEW York
Jimmy Jroxs
Philadelphia Athletics
Lefty O'font
Brovkdy Robins
Foss
O'Boul
Johnny Allen
Big Five 27 Listed Fee and Yardage in Seven Innings
The report details several baseball performances with players like Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, and Jimmy Worsen showing notable at bats and hits. New York events feature Lew Kirsch and Meyer Rutan as key pitchers, with Chicago and Brooklyn matchups highlighted and multiple scores listed.
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Lou Goerig
Jimmy
New York
York
Lew Kirsch
New Burk
Tiny Suarpali
Brooklyn
Meyer Rutan
Lew Monte
Low Sorrentine
Bronlsign
Minmy Gwittards
New Yorke
Chicagn
Charley Fala
Leonard
Paul Pantaley
Chicago
Buck Myersl
Gary
Ind
Harvey Mortannon
Eai Garnéil
Mist Mouth
Leohnes
Sege Greb
Uhleago
Ewe Mer
Lebosquet Captures Western Pennsylvania Amateur Golf Title
At South Hills Country Club Pittsburgh on August 20, Muditive Lebosquet of Highland Country Club defeated Wilson Marks 1 up to win the Western Pennsylvania amateur golf championship. Lebosquet sank long putts including a 25 foot one on No. 4 to seal the win after turning ahead with pars and birdies. He had earlier eliminated Hugd Miller Jr to reach the final while Marks beat last year’s champion Denny St Clair 6 and 5.
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Western Pennsylvania
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South Hills Country Club
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Levosquet
Hugd Miller, Jr
Atiquippas Pa
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Kiski
Quail Defeats Venango Boy In Amateur Show at Crossroads
In an A G amateur bout at the Crossroads last evening Quail defeated Venango Boy and weighed 151 to 140 in the main. Arden Herren edged Walter Zack in a long fight, while several other results included Glenn Dunkle 186 outpointing Bub Chinn 189 and Frank Karnes in Cherry Tree. John Westley travels from Espyville to spend Sunday with family.
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Corry Wrestler at Sherman on Monday
Sherman Aug 20 Bill Hewitt of Corry faces Merle Weed of Carry in a wrestling bout at Stanton Hall next Monday night The pair previously met with Hewitt winning two falls Weed demands a return bout The card also features boxing rounds and local talent for an entertaining evening scheduled to start at 8 30 P M
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Yielty
Stanton Halil
Bill Hewitt
Merle Weed
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Hewitt
Migkeh
Texas Girl Aims for U S Golf Title After Olympic Run
Chicago Aug 20 Babe Didrikson Zaharias, two time Olympic champion, travels from Dallas to join a post Olympic meet in Soldier Field as she pursues the national women's golf championship. She says golf is tough, plans to win the title before considering pro offers to help the Dallas basketball team defend the national title.
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Ipa Ras
Brooklyn Slugger
United Press
Chicago
Babe
Tikaon
Dallas
Singere
Jim
Bolt
Texas
May
Vines Favored Over Allison in Newport Tennis Final
National champion Bile worth Vines Jr. was favored to beat Witmer Allison in the final of the Newport Casino invitation tournament. Vines defeated Davey Jones of New York in a dramatic semifinal, 2-8, 10-12, 6-3, 8-6. Allison advanced by defeating Gregory Mangin, 7-9, 6-3, 6-10, 10-8.
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Newport
R. TL
Bileworth Vines, Jr
Witmer Allison
Newport Casino Invitation Teans
Vines
Brazko
Davey Jones
New York
Jones
Allison
Yvereomne
Gregory Mangin
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