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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1932
Page
6
A fragmented sports column links former major leaguer Bush with a possible Pirates past glory, hints at return by Bucky Harris and McGraw era players, and mentions Robinson, Medwick, Meds, and other managers as potential reentries. The piece reflects era speculation on team alignments and leadership changes across the league.
A garbled report describes Ruth allegedly ill and to be examined by the club physician, while McCarthy faces questions about possible absence from the World Games. It notes Finjily information and mentions Arthur Pletehor and Babe Ruth amid the Yankees preparing for a live game series in New York.
The Springfield club clinched the Western Pennant by defeating Bartlouvilla Groves 6 to 5 in a ninth inning rally. Key players include Reed Hanson and Pepper Martin, with Mudwick and Colh contributing in the outfield as the team continues toward spring training. Coaches and scouts note Reinie Moatush as a top league hitter and project future improvements for Jomenoes and Wright after recent outfield changes.
National League batting leader O Doul of Phillies topped hits with 100 while Klein of Phillies led runs and doubles totals. Ruffing? No. Pirates Waner posted 45 doubles as list notes various players across Phillies Yankees Reds and Senators with scattered RBIs and stolen bases.
Dayton game opened the series as the Ducks defeated the Wart Wayne Chiefs 4 to 0 in a cented dengue championship playoff. Walls grounder and Siman’s fifty band de Walls contributions helped the Ducks pull ahead after the Chiefs briefly threatened in the eighth inning.
Chaotic report lists bouts with fighters from Chicago Boston Oakland and Nicaragua. Armored winners include Chitnga Patrick and Kermit Champion defeating Podia fame Bwita Rosa, while Rin Nido Machines beat Podia fame Bwita Rosa. Other matches show Millie Milletti and Wreddie Steele advancing for San Wyandisco and Naconsa.
The article reviews Cincinnati pitcher Red Lucas nicknamed Redhead and his seventh season with the Reds. Lucas pitched and finished 27 of 29 games, facing struggles including a seventh inning home run that allowed three runs, keeping Cincinnati from a hoped pennant push. The piece notes lingering injuries, coexisting with a deep bullpen and early-season expectations, while touching on rival performances and standings concerns.
Yesterday's Stars in Major Leagues report key hits and rallies. Players Bautnerates Baxter Jordan Oyays and Mikos contributed to a Cubs rally that secured a first game victory. A mix of singles and timely hits propelled the team past rivals.
Louis Bul Dull a longtime Ligure and former basketball player at Hamisley High returns to Butler County to coach and lead physical education at West Chester High School. He will direct athletic programs and assist in coaching while bringing experience from Ohio Valley and Southwestern Ohio leagues.
Chicago promoters set for a heavyweight bout between Max Baer of Livermore and Tully Griffiths of Sioux City at Chicago Stadium on September 23. Event highlights include pre fight publicity and interest from Nat Lewis, with authorities seeking information on a separate figure Raor tied to recent boxing triumphs.
In a turn of the pennant chase, Chicago's lead over Pittsburgh narrows after key losses. Chicago drops two to Boston while Dodgers gain ground. Cubs still top the standings as the season nears the final stretch.
A fragment discussing whether a resident canobtain verification of a trade mark and mentions possible use in trade. The text is garbled and lacks clear entities, dates, or actions to identify an event or outcome.
In Chamage on Sept. 6 a pair of youngsters, Bill Knickerbacker of Toledo and Joe Mowry of Minneapolis, looked poised to chase a new American record as Knickerbacker needed one win to match the Hig Jongur mark. Mowry, famed for his power, boosted team scoring with a ten inning burst while St. Paul and Columbus teams rallied, Toledo and Indianapolis slipping in pursuit of third place. Louisville’s Bubber Jonnard earned his seventh win for the Colts.
Jackson defeats Haut Kad 4 to 3 in a tense playoff duel as Renners fanned seven and walked none. The Ghubak Thutisus, led by Steve Okrubben, edged Haut Kad on a 4 to 3 line, with both teams displaying strong pitching and late-inning defense in yesterday's junior high championship round.
Colimbus Oh September 3 Good news for patrons of high school football and basketball wanes as a new federal tax does not apply to high school athletic contests. The ruling says colleges and universities are taxed, but high schools are exempt. Ohio High School Athletic Association official quotes the ruling from the federal revenue department.
A list of teams scheduled to play at East End Recreation on September 14 15 and 16 includes Miller Meats Dattilo Riva Kirke Rokery Grevay Garage Auto Painters and Gollins Gale on Wednesday September 14 Shoge tens Pater Oil Haat Hamilton Yardware Pet unl Grocery Raf Makers Safe Makora Junior Dalton Gyovary on Thursday September 15 and Lewis Gigar Huiak Five Baal End Recreation McGravey Dairy Central Ives and Butler County Laver on Friday September 16
Cleveland notes fatherly advice with Ferrell as Indian Chief comments on the passion of players and the hard task of maintaining grace in sports. Barrett accepts Bradley’s guidance and vows to apply it, while Pockinpaugh explains suspensions and future plans involving rivals and upcoming games.
The Doddies defeated the Roosevelt team 4 to 0 in the opening game at Roosevelt diamond. Pitcher Thompson drove runs for the Doddies, while Roosevelt failed to score until late innings. Next game set for Wednesday at the same field.
Athens, Ga September 8 The Georgia football coach laments a dearth of linemen and teammates, noting five players out and fourteen absent from the squad. He cites a lack of ready reserves and lists the upcoming schedule including Virginia Tech in Athens on Oct 8 and North Carolina on Oct 1, with several key opponents lined up.
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