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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1932

Page

4

Hornsby Returns to St. Louis Cardinals as Player

St Louis reports former Cubs manager Rogers Hornsby signed a one year player contract with the Cardinals for the coming season. He will train as a second baseman and could offer major league value to the 1930 pennant chase while remaining under instruction from manager Charles J. Te Street. Salary terms not disclosed. If another NL club claims him, he may sell his services to the highest bidder with no Cardinal profits.

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Football Forecasts and Attendance Trends in College Play

A scrambled look at football forecasts and gate receipts across colleges notes prediction accuracy for 23 games with 14 correct winners and 9 losers, and 28 games yielding 489 points vs 391 predicted. It discusses declining attendance, revenue shifts, and potential price easing with dollar seats, plus questions about Babe Ruth and others in sports history.

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Boughton Stars At Y M C A Exhibition Today

Frank Boughton a nationally known cue star appears at the Y M C A with Merle Vinti of Dayton in a billiard exhibition and match. G Earl King reports strong interest as pocket billiard fans attend the afternoon and evening show. Ruth Derros, 16, wins the Glass A Ama tenor championship at the national regatta in Bay City.

Y. M.C Frank Boughton Hillined Atar Merle Vinti Dayton G. Earl King Flint Mich Ruth Derros Bay City

Today's Birthdays List Of Notable Figures

Richard Evelyn Ryvi retired naval officer Arctic explorer he ro president of the National Economy League born Winchester Way St years ago John N Willoys automobile manufacturer one time Anttbad eadar born Canidoria Ne Yo Dr Willian T Ellis internationally known journalist and religious writer born Alleghany Pa 59 years for Tra CG Copley of MWinois publisher of many newspapers phil anthropist born Knox Cou ch 63 years ago Rev Charles FE Goughlin famous radio priest of Royal Oak Mich born in Canada for American parentige 41 years ago Prof Constantine M Pantazio hoted University of California at Los Angeles social scientist born in Italy 48 years ago Benjamin W Morris 11h noted New York architect born Portland Oregon 62 years ago Prof Stantey T Wiliama Yale author born Meriden Conn 44 years ago

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New Buckeye Grid Champ Likely After Miami Upset

A heated race in the Buckeye Conference follows Miami's stunning 16 to 0 upset of Ohio University at Oxford. With undefeated Miami, Ohio Wesleyan, Cincinnati, and Wittenberg in the mix, standings remain fluid as remaining conference games determine the champion. Ohio Wesleyan and Cincinnati chase wins to stay in the race, while Miami faces Wabash and others in key decisions.

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Ferrall Likely to Play as Buckeyes Hit Wisconsin

Ohio State faces Wisconsin in Dad’s Day game with Ferrall left end possibly back after fog injuries from the Michigan clash. Other linemen Regia Mons shai right tackle Ackley and Fred Conrad are listed as expected ready for the Badger contest.

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Horseshoe Boys Battle North Street Team Wins

In a local horseshoes match North 1th Street defeated Campbell Avenue with 1 448 points and 32 ringers to 2 299 points and 520 ringers. Kayao of Campbell Avenue posted a perfect 300 and high finger with 124. Stan Kapp missed by 2 points at 208 and was second high in ringers with 118. Next Sunday Ith Street teams travel to Shadymore to face Bill Wirsing’s squad.

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Just Old Pals When Princeton Plays Michigan

Old rivals Princeton and Michigan loom in the annual football clash in Ann Arbor. Michigan, under coach Wieman and staffers from Chicago and Big Ten backgrounds, eyes a steady week of drills amid injuries. Princeton, coached by Crisler and Tad Wheman, hopes to exploit its improved lineup for an upset. Northwestern and Purdue face lighter schedules as Minnesota, Chicago, Indiana, and Wisconsin shuffle through camp news.

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Hamilton Freeman Boxers Set For Wednesday Night Show

Al Hamilton of Cincinnati and Jess Freeman of the Queen City headline a boxing card at the O W Armory Wednesday night in the Middle West show. Hamilton and Freeman lead the main bout with two Hamilton youngsters looping preliminaries. Jack Lartan awaits a foe while Kid Sloan faces Lilly McCay in early matchups.

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History highlights from early English literature to battles

In 1400 Ghatiowr, the first great writer in the English language died. In 1415 the historic Battle of Agincourt pitted English and French forces in France. In 183 - celebrated Charge of the Light Brigade at Balaklava.

Ghatiowr Aginfourt France

Wrestling results mix with international names in noisy report

A scrambled note lists matches and weights across cities including Kansas City and Los Angeles with fighters Chimabatated Praen, Jim Clink Istook, Strangler Lewis, Bruno Gor isini, and Pinkie Gardner. It mentions straight falls and two falls from opponents like Johnnie Carlin and Heari DeGlane, amid fragmented venue cues and times.

Praen Kansas City Danny Outoparick Jim Clink- Istook Oklahoma New York Strangler Montreal Joe Makewick Lee

Sharkey Seeks Boston Ring to Defend Title

Champion Jack Sharkey plans to defend his heavyweight crown only in Boston, sparking a dispute with Madison Square Garden's Buckley who warned President Carey of a Boston bout with a chosen challenger. Possible opponents include Schmeling, Car Stanley, Porvda, and Raer.

Jack Sharkey Tox Schmeling Rotinny Buckley William F. Carey Madison’ Square Garden Sharkey Boston Buckley Carey Seization Max Schmaling Stanley Porvda Max Raer Ace Dodge Schmeling Max

Family of brothers enter college rowing scene and hockey veteran scene

The article notes multiple brothers choosing rowing at Berkeley with Dave winning the Olympia games title as the top California rower. Gordon and Frank are linked to the freshman eight and 1993 freshman boat goals. It also reports Reg Noble starting his sixteenth year with the Detroit Red Wings. Sierra Leone is mentioned as a British possession since 1767.

Berkeley Csl Somale Dave California Gordon Peel Frank Onder Gorch Carroll Ebright Detroit Mich Reg Noble Detroit Red Wings Noble

High School and Sandlot Football Risks Persist in Wake of Reforms

A New York Times report notes that while college football fatalities have declined due to rule changes, high school and sandlot play remain hazardous. Since season start five high school players, two sandlot players, two neighborhood gymnasium competitors, and an academy diver in Honolulu died from football injuries or related complications. Head injuries were the leading cause, and delays in treatment worsened outcomes.

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Westy Retains City Cup Title in Night of Billiards

Walter West retained Jia city championship by defeating Palmer Moore in a 100 to 89 final in a three frame pocket billiards match. The match featured a 300 to 200 run and West’s 300 break led to his victory. Bobby Howden then challenged the winner and it was announced West will defend his title against Howden in a 360 point match Wednesday night.

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First Tie in 2 Years at North Carolina State Rivalry

In Raleigh North Carolina the NC State and Wake Forest college football clash ended in a 0 to 0 tie marking the first stalemate in two years of the rivalry. Neither side could break the deadlock and the game concluded scoreless.

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