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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1932
Page
6
The Cubs and Yankees face off with deep mutual knowledge from former bosses McCarthy and Burke, plus insights from Charley O Leary who coached the Yankees. Stars like Koenig and Hartnett bring Yankee and Cub pedigree as both sides study former peers and current rosters.
In Glilenzo Sept 14 the Mud Hens push toward third place as Cleveland debates Tin Leda America league franchise purchase. Toledo beat Louisville 1 0 while St Paul edged Indians 9 4 in a ninth inning rally. Seelenépolís defeated Columbus 4 1. Minneapolis and Kennan City idle.
Local Elks club announces a star lineup for an upcoming fundraiser event featuring headliners and key performers. Details on venue and exact schedule were not disclosed in the available text.
At Elke' Country Club next Monday top pros and amateurs will chase a new prize from The Journal. On No 14 they will face the 120 yard hole watching their step as the course offers a dozen polo balls and a five dollar bill for the winner. A hole in one is possible but unlikely. competition is expected on No 14 amid the sidelight of the tourney.
A large field of busters expected for the upcoming finals big game competition at Ilks Country Club. The pro-amateur event announced by John Buchanan will feature teams from Southwestern Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky with past stars like Johnny Florio and Bob Kepler expected to attend. The 18-hole medal play final offers a five dollar per team entry fee and promises a brisk contest for the title.
The Estate Juniors beat the Estate Seniors in the deciding game to take the best two of three set. Final score was 70 to 6. Scoring contributors for the Juniors were Kollinger King and Cor. for the Seniors Cottral and Siecle.
Star backfield man returns to Wesleyan squad as coaches experiment with lineup shifts. At Ashland three wingmen compete for backfield spots while other players move positions. Ohio schools and others hold second practice days with drills, injuries and lineup changes reported.
Aubrey Strosnider, former Hamilton Catholic High School coach, returns to the University of Dayton as freshman football coach. He previously coached at Hamilton Catholic, studied at Notre Dame and South Bend, and held a position in Massachussetts before rejoining Dayton after six appointments were announced by Coach Harry G. Bayjin.
A golf writer argues that keeping the chin back is not unnatural and essential for a natural head position during a swing. Illustrations show proper chin retreat while the spine remains aligned, with plans for a follow up on chin pointing exercises in the next issue.
Anthony Michant Gazzeri, New York Yankees second baseman and 28 year veteran, born in San Francisco in 1904, began pro baseball in Salt Lake City and played for Peoria and Lincoln before joining the Yankees in 1926. He broke into the World Series against St Louis in 1926 and later seasons, his form stirring trade talk as Yanks seek material. Burleigh A Grimes, born August 18, 1893 in Clear Lake Wisconsin, is noted as one of the NL’s most traveled pitchers, with stints across multiple clubs and World Series appearances.
Ambiguous OCR text reports Fischer winning a qualifying medal in a national amateur tournament. Mentions Yankees Cubs baseball scraps and scattered game results across multiple cities including New York Brooklyn Cleveland Washington St Louis and Indianapolis with incomplete scores and unclear context. Names and places are partially garbled.
The Yankees beat the Indians 9 to 2 as they press for World Series receipts while the Cubs and Giants split a double bill at the Polo Grounds, widening their lead to five and a half games with 12 to play. The Browns upset the Red Sox 9 to 4 as golf’s national championship qualifying began at Firestone. Johnny Fischer led with a 63 73, tying the medal record with Jones and Corkran, while Bobby Jones watched from the gallery. Home runs by Benger and Urbanski sparked a 3 0 Braves win at Pittsburgh. The Dodgers beat St Louis twice, 4 0 in 11 innings and 8 1, and Klein powered the Phillies to a 7 1 win over Cincinnati.
Berkeley Calif Sept 14 Bil Ingram outlines a new football formation called the 1-b-5-shift. The coach says the system, paired with the right players, should boost the Bears toward a successful season and several wins. Last year California finished as Coast Conference runner up.
Toledo September 14 Indians baseball club owners in Cleveland weigh whether to exercise the option on the Toledo Mud Hens at 60000. Alva Bradley arrives to confer with Joseph Hostetler as the deadline nears and talk of lowering the price continues amid losses. Penn descendants note a separate historic fact elsewhere in the report.
Axt Conrad, golf superintendent, announced a mixed two ball foursome tournament at the municipal course, open to all Hamilton golfers. Entries close Sunday with pairings revealed Monday. Also announced are finals of the lib handicap shopiorship tournament set for Saturday over Westhole route at 8.60 between Wheeler and L. J. Smith.
AP reports a busy day with Chuck Klein of the Phillies tapping his 36th homer and double, Ha Brands and Beaves blanking Pi rates, Charles Radt of the Cubs, Johnny Verges, Gianté-Farmer winning in extra innings, Jatter driving in the decisive run in the 11th. Milton Gaston of the White Sox pitched effectively against Senatore Pipgras and the Yankees, while Indians were held to eight scattered hits.
The Journal notes a correction: Elks howling league is not the only ten‑team circuit in town. Ab Eh, M. G. AL alleys, Go Eatle King had two ten‑team leagues in the M. and M. and Masonie locpe.
In Newark Pat O Shoeker 219 beat Riensrd Stahl 202 from Germany with 21 40 mark. In New York Dick Shikat 218 defeated Steve Znogki 217 from Poland. In Columbus Jark Doumar Aust in Texas defeated Inte Shima from Japan. Merle Dolby and Harold Sime drew. Dud Chick from Cheyenne was disqualified for roughness. Stanley Rogers defeated Syalona Carter. Claude Swindell from Lingolv Nebr Irew.
City softball round robin action centers on Olympics champions versus Clark team. Strong fan interest rides on Olympics bid to halt Hoienated and favored ark cour ine as the fourth set unfolds tonight.
The Noemer girls stay undefeated as they win their sixth straight in the girls softball league by defeating the Fillmore team Tuesday night. Somerville and Miltonville scores are listed with Roemers second, while standings show Penney and New Miami leading the league.
In a chaotic listing the results show Winslow and Viger defeating opponents in bouts. Locations include Waterbury Connecticut Baltimore Maryland and Chicago Illinois with various knockouts noted. Names appear inconsistently and some entries seem garbled.
New York Sept. 34 The Buffalo Bisons have earned official recognition as the International League's heat hustling team for the ten year period. A cash award of 1000 dollars will be presented to the Bisons this week for the honor.
The Sixth Ward baseball team defeated Glendale by 14 to 7 at Griesmer Park last Sunday. They invite Clark County league teams to respond. For information contact Bob Hinkle on Clinton Avenue.
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