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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1932
Page
4
Eastern football forecasts predict strong showings as graduation drops are offset by returning veterans. Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Penn, Cornell, Army, Navy and others report solid talent pools, with coaching changes notable at several programs.
East End Recreation alleys open league play under Georgy Renners as Kirks faces Menta Auto Painters v Grovey Garage Dattile Five meets Culling Cab on Wednesday. Thursday features Safe Makers v Potzolil Groc ecry Yost Hamilton Hardware v Brie Makers Dalton Grocery v Paler Oil Co. Friday lists Watler Counly Samber v Lewis Cigar East Hamilton Plumbers versus Banty Eni Recreation Buick Hight versus Costa Tires.
Clarke led the scoring in a high scoring night as Olympics defeated Clarke 18 to 3. Bendbury pitched four hits allowed while McSwain earned win for Olympics. Schallips’ team also won, with Tuesday action set for North and diamonds.
A brief report notes a score involving Avsociated Merenn and New Haven Cons with unclear details from an OCR fragment. The item references a game or contest outcome but lacks complete names, dates, or locations for fuller context.
New York Sept 18 GP Bill Terry will lead the New York Giants under a two year contract as he shapes a team of his own making. The Memphis slugger replaces John BeGraw and plans a reorganization aimed at lifting a club that finished seventh after a disastrous season. Terry indicates only three or four players are secure in their spots.
The final qualifying round for the national amateur championship moved to the Five Farms course with 154 starters seeking 82 match play spots. Johnny Fischer of Cincinnati led the field with a 60, one under par, as Jack Wealand and others trailed and a host of newcomers entered the final stage amid strong international competition and possible ties for medals.
In Pittsburgh Jimmy Horas outpointed Art Giroux of Montreal over 10 rounds. Cleveland’s Johnny Datto beat Jimmy Dean over 10 rounds. Chicago’s Nenny Stubley won over Ray Tramblie in 10 rounds. New York’s Henny Leonard defeated Mike Sarko in six. Philadelphia’s Barnny Bass bested Tony Kaleo over 10. Havlie Cool defeated Joey Costa in 8 rounds.
Yankees need one win to clinch the American title as Cleveland beat Washington 9 to 3. Athletics topped Detroit 7 to 4 for Graves 23rd win. Brooklyn beat Chicago 3 to 2. Pirates won 5 to 2 as pennant races tighten in the National League.
In Clark County league play Riley and Riley exited after losses to Stockton and Wel Dairy. Stockton defeated Riley and Riley while Wel Dairy topped the Harris Welding Co. team. The Wehr victory sparked a protest as scores listed Wehr Dairy and Mayre Welding with Stockton and Miley leading.
The article notes Wes ly an Cincinnati and Miami listing about fifty hopefuls each at early practices. Akron posts sixty four volunteers while Miami and Wesleyan ponder first line replacements. Courts of interest include Capital Wooster Denison and Wittenberg with thirty plus candidates and eleven veteran lettermen among 30 to 37 hopefuls.
Hamilton High announces reduced price letterman tickets for 1932 33 season. Eligible former lettermen may obtain a ticket for 2 dollars covering 16 games four football twelve basketball. Contact John Fry athletic manager or mail a check with name sport and year earned to receive the ticket before the first game September 24. Regular football season tickets remain 1.25 dollars.
The Elks Bowling league resumes Thursday night at Fenmont Alleys in Javen. Steve Robinson, president, and Franklin Faucett, secretary treasurer, announce ten teams with detailed captains and rosters led by RULERS and CRAPLAINS.
Joseph Vincent McCarthy born April 21 1858 in Germantown Pa rose to manage Wilkes Barre in 1913 then Louisville and Chicago Cubs 1926 he later joined the Yankees era with Jimmy Burke as ally Charley Grimm born August 25 1899 in St Louis Mo rose from Athletics 1916 to Pirates and Cubs famed as a first baseman. Tozer Hornsby replacement as Cubs manager sparked surprise and cheer.
Semifinal matches run this week in Fillow Potter Park club championship golf tournaments. In Class A results E. H. Clark beat Bill King 8 and 1, B. Stewart beat Harry Water 6 and 4, Clay Mitchell defeated Jim Ockhodd 5 and 4, Warren Weber beat E. Sorib Vand 3. In Flight B, Rubs Males defeated Bob Wollendts 2 and 4, Jim Neill beat Carl Hoel 3 and wp, Bob Scott beat G Armstrong 6 and 4, Don McDaniel defeated John Coyle 2 and 4. The week’s feature in Flight B is expected to be Clark and Stewart duel.
Rollin and Shima sign to headline a three match night at Fenmont Center on Friday September 16 at 8 15 p m. The event supports Skwntle Pant charity with proceeds aiding relief efforts as Clark and Stewart prepare for a pivotal tilt seen as rivaling the main event in thrill.
Special To The Journal reports Buckeye Intercollegiate Athletic Conference coaches will apply the Spirit of the new football rules this fall. Officials will call punishments where the spirit is violated, allowing equipment changes within two minutes. First games kick off the week of Sept 23. Wittenberg hosts Indiana Normal and Cincinnati Marshall Ohio Wesleyan face Hanover, Rio Grand, Louisville and Wilmington. Hanover Cincinnati night game. The conference adopts the national rules committee interpretations, with Marshall remaining a provisional member and starting workouts last week.
Fragmented OCR text shows a sports score list with names such as ZOLA Pennington and Bomimamt. The readable bits read like bowling totals and player entries but many words are garbled. The dominant data are player names and a $29 figure amid incomplete lines.
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