Middletown and Hamilton chase strong football form this fall
Local prep grid notes lift Middletown to undefeated status with wins over Hamilton and others as Coach Lingrel eyes tough November slate including Portsmouth Springfield and Roosevelt. Springfield’s Meaper and Portmouth loom as key tests while scouts track notable figures like Pardonner and Ohio University coach Grover in Buckeye chatter.
Baseball trade rumors swirl among four NL clubs
Henry We Harker reports a Boston rumor of a four club deal involving the Cubs Giants Reds and Braves with players including Cuyler Hartnett Malone Herman Hogan Gindstrom Linstrom Berger and Jo an. Denials from all clubs left the players in place as talk cooled and officials said rosters were being scouted for strengthening needs.
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Kansas State College football casualty list includes coach A N McMill
The entry list for Kansas State College football shows A Ny McMill as head coach, burned on the left hand and forearm from a gas explosion. Wisbawe doctors say he can conduct practice this week but will require assistance at times.
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Bancroft May Apply for Job With Cincinnati
Fragmented copy reports Bancroft may apply for a managerial post with the Cincinnati Reds. Text references New York, October 18, and a possible discussion with Red ownership. The garbled lines mention Giants, Reds, and a road journey. specifics unclear.
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Northwestern eyes Purdue clash as charity defeats fade
Northwestern prepares for Purdue with renewed resolve after last season charity loss to Michigan. Coach Hanley warns no more charity, as injuries beset Michigan and Ohio State also face lineup juggling. Ohio State battles ahead while Indiana and Minnesota adjust tactics amid Big Ten prep.
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Start Grid Play In Amateur Loop Boozes Of Games
Sunday games in the City Artatere foothill league featured Ryodelz 13 over Armandale 0 and Woasleys 19 over East View 0. Athletics defeated Lindenwald 6 to 475. Players were limited to 750 pounds. Games were Sunday afternoon. next Sunday’s schedule to be announced soon.
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Bucks Tough Says Sutherland Ahead of Pitt Clash
Columbus dispatch reports University of Pittsburgh coach Jock Sutherland warns Ohio State is near breakout strength for Saturday's grid clash. Buckeyes still smarting from last week's loss to Michigan plan gruelling practice as Pitt eyes the undefeated Panthers. Safest note is Buckeyes report no injuries from Michigan game and may start Oliphant if needed.
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Shima and Kolla In Mat Feature At Civic Athletic Club
Promoters of the Civic Athletic Club announce a three bout wrestling show for Armory Friday night featuring Shima and Kolla with Yolw. Other scheduled matches include Cyclana Burns versus Willaat McCann Harold Sins against Perdy Nolan, and a GRIDDER TOO EAGER Dallas event. In a separate game Sunset High met Corsican State Home where a Dallas player suffered a knee ligament injury as he charged the fray and was carried off.
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Ohio University Outfit is Fresh From Middy Win
Ohio Universitys Hawkeye conference champions the Bobcats face Miami at Oxford on Saturday to defend their title after a 14 to 6 victory over Navy. The piece notes non conference games ahead with Denison Cincinnati Wittenberg and Ohio Wesleyan on schedule and suggests Cincinnati could affect the race. it mentions other results and shifts in lineups as substitutes gain time.
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Boxing results from multiple cities feature various wins and decisions
Several bouts reported across cities including Philadelphia Newark Louisville and Tampa. Notable results include Genege Nichola defeating Maurice Grirelle by decision, Maxie Rosenbloom recognized as heavyweight champion after defeating Tiger dock Hox, and Frankin Cawley losing to Don Polrin by points.
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Chicago Fresh Urge Retention of A. A. Stagg
Chicago Oct 18. Freshmen press to keep A A Stagg as head football coach for next season. The petition cites his age related retirement rule and seeks immediate hiring while the board debates. Fraternities back the move as several support letters arrive.
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American grapplers clash as rough style hits Paris crowd
Promoter Jos Dixon says American wrestling in Paris drew profits on two shows but will end because the rough sport is not sporting enough. B rawling incidents, fights, and missiles thrown into the ring marked the events at high priced seats. Next Saturday the team will face Denison, Wittenberg, Wabash, Ohio, and Miami as tougher opponents visit.
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Klein Wins National League Most Valuable Player Honor
Charles Herbert Klein of Indianapolis, Philadelphia Nationals star, is named the National League MVP for 1932. He led in multiple offensive categories with 38 homers and 184 RBIs, while Dizzy Dean and Lefty O’Doul also received votes. Warnecke and Waner placed near the top as finalists in the writers’ ballot.
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Australian racing body cleans up sport in latest move
Melbourne reports the Victoria Race Club, Australia's premier racing authority, begins cleansing action by suspending renewals for all license holders and 12 leading jockeys amid rumors of race fixing. No official explanation given. The measure aims to purge corruption and restore integrity to racing.
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Eckhardt Leads Coast League Batting Race Again
San Francisco Mission outfielder Eckhardt tops the Pacific Coast League with a .371 average for the season. Veteran Frank Shellenback has the most wins for pitchers, while Jimmy de Song trails with 19 victories and six losses. De Song is set to join the New York Yankees in spring training.
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Miami Eleven Works in Secret for Ohio U Grid Contest
Special To The Journal Oxford Ohio Oct 18 Miami University football pushed to practice for the Buckeye showdown with Ohio U The Redskins after a 27 7 win over Denison will be weakened by injuries but aim to contest Ohio U in a battle that headlines Dad Day at Oxford The Ohio club relies on a strong backfield and line to counter Miami Ohio plans a large crowd and visiting fans for the game
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