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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
5
The piece discusses baseball trades involving Babe Herman and Rollie Hemsley, noting Reds strength, potential Lombardi moves, and new catching depth. It shifts to college football, praising the University of Detroit’s inter-sectional play, listing results against Army Colgate Loyola Michigan State Syracuse and others, and compares performance across sections.
The sports brief notes Babe Herman being traded to the Chicago Cubs for four players and cash. It also covers Navy and Army football outlooks for a forthcoming game, with Miller naming a starting lineup and Army testing defense, plus a statistic on 28,000 auto fatalities in the U.S. through ten months.
Chicago Det 1 8 American Association leaders plan a drastic change in 1932 plans. Meeting moves from Tuesday to Sunday at Columbus Ohio to allow more conferences with the National Professional Baseball leagues. President Thomas J. Hickey says the change is one of the most important in association history and will be discussed at Sunday's session.
A reader asks how to stand and swing on an uneven lie. The expert notes that from such ground, aim adjustments hinge on foot placement and swing plane while keeping the same core swing, with leftward aim when the ball is below feet level and rightward aim when it is above.
Philadelphia dispatch reports Army football warriors will receive meager meals before the battle with the Naval Academy on Saturday. The Valing Forge Military Academy will host the Army team, and the lunch menu includes one cup hot beef broth without meat, finely diced lettuce and celery, two slices wheat toast, and a glass of lemonade.
In Hamilton a Fenmont program featuring boxers and wrestlers from Cincinnati opened with two Hamilton youths, Jack Gillan and Lefty Paulaski, entering the ring. Tony Mastrullo beat Carl Hn gabird in a fast three round bout, while Jack Gillhon drew with Roth and Paulaski edged Dawes in a hard but evenly matched program. Two 12 minute wrestling matches ended in a draw between Frank Whiting and Charles Roth, and between Quinto Albonetti and Herschel Cohn, as both sides displayed frequent holds and escapes.
The seventh annual AP all-time football selections span the Southern conference with Virginia Tech and LSU absent from the first team. Auburn and Tennessee place two players each, while Tulane and Vanderbilt also contribute two. Notable picks include Don Zimmerman of Tulane and Jimmy Hitchcock of Auburn, who top voting figures amid regional snubs.
A scrambled report lists multiple wrestling bouts across cities including New York St Hichusan and Cleveland. Notable items mention Abe Coleman and Sander Sxaho with near draws, a ring incident injuring Sammy Stein, and Jim McMillen defeating Renate Gardini amid a four minute struggle.
Three stay bouts highlight Fenmont club's weekly wreckling show. In the main, Sammy Bangler battles Duke Finnigan replacing Neal Daiby. Finnigan, armed with ape monarch and cane, aims to topple Bangler. Semi-final pairs Dick Griffin of Akron and Max Bertin of Huntington, W Va, while the preliminary at Hal a'eloek matches Merle Mueller of Chicago against Russ Ashland of Russell Point.
The Green Bay Packers, NPFL champions, were barred from using Central High School field for practice yesterday after school officials refused future permission. They instead used a nearby Catholic High field as a substitute ahead of next Sunday's game with the Portsmouth Spartans.
An advertisement extols El Producto cigars as made with the finest tobacco and uncopyable blending, developing rich full bodied mildness for all day use and real enjoyment by discerning smokers.
Cincinnati completes a deal sending Rollie Hemsley and Chicago stars to the Reds in exchange for four veteran players and cash. New Reds include Bob Smith Johnny Moore Lange Hichbourg and Rollie Hemsley while Chicago gains pieces in a wide exchange that shifted several NL talents amid weeks of negotiation.
In Barcelona Cuba’s Kid Tunero outpointed Dino Ampesti of Italy. George Murojun of Cuba KO’d Viltorio of Italy. Detroit’s Frankin Genovexe, champ, outboxed Billy Walker of Bootse. Al Henleraon of Detroit outpointed Frank Zardil of Vittabingh. Paris saw Harry Smith disqualified for headbutting Entile Lebrize of France.
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