Students Back Kane Team as Bowling Price Drops
Readable notes show Kane High students formed a cheering section at a Saturday Kane game. The piece urges broader student support for athletics and notes a price cut at Recreation Alleys from twenty to fifteen cents to revive bowling interest. It mentions local athletes, upcoming matches, and community efforts to boost sports participation.
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Intercollegiate tennis rankings list top players
Sutter of Tulane tops the 1932 national rankings announced by Morris Didne, Marion, Pa. chair of the Intercollegiate Committee of the United States Lawn Tennis Association. Bryan Grant of North Carolina ranks No. 2, Keith Gledhill of Stanford No. 8, David Jones of Columbia No. 1, Clayton Burwelt of Sewanee No. 3, and Richard T. Murphy of Hamilton No. 6.
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Crimson Tide Faces Major Grid Rebuilding Under Thomas
Alabama coach Frank Thomas plans a return to form with a large Southern Conference opponent and a focus on rebuilding the line and backfield. Key players include center post captain Sharpe and tackles Dilly and Newt Goutrey while prospects such as Campbell, Brown, and Houston compete for starting roles. outside conference games include George Washington and Tennessee.
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Princeton Grid Notes Seent Scrimmage and Pass Plays
Grid notes from Princeton report a scrimmage involving the Varsity and prospects with experiments at quarterback and end. Stan Purnell stars in passing attempts as Crisler fields a muralty squad and several linemen show depth.
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Yankees Outfield Superior to Cubs in World Series Talk
Chicago dispatch notes New York Yankees outfield led by Babe Ruth, Lou Combs, and Henry Chapman, against Chicago's Riggs Stephenson, Johnny Moore, and Kiki Cuyler. Ruth expected to star despite recent appendectomy scare. Ruth, Combs, and Chapman cited for power, speed, and World Series experience.
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Charley Bath to face Les Kennedy in early semi final
Chicago on September 2 Charley Bath heavyweight contender will meet Les Kennedy of California in the opening semi final at the Chicago Stadium. Gastanaga the Spaniard who stopped Levy in one round will be sidelined three months due to a fractured rib from training.
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Bowling price cut sparks city league reorganization
Manager Pappas at the Recrestini Alleys slashes bowling price to fifteen cents for the 1992 39 season from twenty cents to revive interest. A meeting of tennis city bowling league organizers is set for 7 80 o clock at Main Street alleys to plan entries and draft schedules as groups prepare to enter squads amid anticipated growth with new City and Kiwanis leagues.
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Baseball Series Hype Skips Truth in World Talk
Henry McLemore notes sports writers overinflate team strength before the World Series. He critiques comparisons between Lou Gehrig, Charlie Grimm, and pitchers, arguing season batting averages do not predict series outcomes.
Baseball Series Recap Highlights Haase Martin and Cobb
Yesterday's scores show Philadelphia beating Chicago 9 6 and Boston losing to Detroit 4 in a sparse schedule. The current column extols Ty Cobb and criticizes Haase and Martin, praising Cobb's peak season while predicting upcoming matchups and potential heroes like Girat Ruth Hoag Grin and Allen Grimes.
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Big Ten Football Set for Borderline Strong Season
Big Ten teams prepare for a tight race as Northwestern and Michigan lead a reshaped league. Five or six squads show added strength with Chicago and Indiana midtier, while new coaches at Minnesota, Michigan State, and Wisconsin boost title hopes. Big crowds expected for Michigan Northwestern and Michigan Ohio State clashes.
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Chicago Cubs Aim for Pennant With One Win
Chicago Cubs need one more victory to clinch the National League pennant in a doubleheader with the Pittsburgh Pirates in Chicago. Charley Grimm, player-manager, eyes Hall of Fame consideration as he guides the club in his first 49 days. Phillies and Giants slips affect standings as Boston's late rally helps their push.
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Gar Wood Sets World Mark in St Clair Motor Boat Run
Gar Wood drove Migs America X to a new world record on Lake St Clair, averaging 124.91 mph over two four mile runs. He timed 124.75 mph on the first mile and 125.14 mph on the second, securing the record with the craft’s speed.
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Plan for Little World Series with Newark and Minneapolis
In Chicago on Sept 2 Newark and Minneapolis schedule a night game to clash with the Yankees and National League champions. The series opens in Newark Sept 27, with games on successive days and a move to Minneapolis for the later rounds. Kenesaw Landis to attend the opening.
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