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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1932
Page
5
A sweeping, nostalgic recap of the 1922 baseball race with giants like McGraw Harnsby Grimm and Foxx shaping the pennant chase. It describes the Cubs Dodgers Pirates and Yankees clashes, key player moves, near misses, injuries, and the season’s dramatic final stretch.
Coach Lew Hirt hypes a fast light lineup for Hamilton High as defensive drills intensify ahead of Lebanon game. Injuries thin the center and guard spots while Berglund Day and Scrivner rotate at tackle. Newcomers Egbert and Aragon take key roles with Welch shifting to fullback to relieve line pressure. Ohio State gridders put through driving session.
Baseball wrap notes O Doul of the Dodgers leads with a .368 average late in the season, nine points ahead of Jimmie Foxx rival in the AL and 16 over Chuck Klein in the NL. Foxx tops home runs as Ruth’s big league record nears, while Deleh Alexander trails by one. Also mentions Milwaukee university hockey decline and the McCachron brothers from Char-Asc.
Hazen Cuyler hit a bases loaded triple as the Cubs clinched the pennant by beating the Pirates. George Puccinelli and Cardinale homered, aiding victories over the Reds. Indiana contributed timely hits as the Browns lost to a strong opponent. Monte Weaver allowed four runs in a Senators win over the Red Sox. Giants produced six runs with two home runs, a double and a single against the Braves. Joe Stripp and Glenn Wright homered for the Dodgers.
Philadelphia under Burt Shotton charges into National League contention as they battle for third place with the Brooklyn Dodgers. A 3 1 loss left the Phils in a tight spot with four games remaining, while other NL results include Giants defeating Braves and Cleveland sweeping St Louis as rookie Monte Weaver shone for Boston.
Frank Schaub of 1217 Tudlow Street won the Class D Division 2 outboard race at the central division outboard championships in Chicago on September 18. He steered a Sea Gull hull with a Johnson Seahorse 327 motor. National racers from across the central and midwest competed, including Tommy Estlick holder of a 38 MPH world record. All advancing drivers qualified for the national championship at Bay City Michigan on October 7-9. Frank B Schank is son of Louis W B Schank, Buller County Plumbing inspector.
Ohio State and several Ohio colleges faced soaking rain as coaches kept teams at work. Players battled slips while practice continued, with Captain Law Hinchman sidelined by a bruised back and Chorder stepping up for ball carrying as Moe Moyer heals.
Baseball leaders by league show O Deul and Klein atop batting and runs. home runs by Klein and Ott. doubles led by P Ayaners and Klein. pitching led by Warneke and Prows. American League highlights Foxx and Simmons with top hits and RBIs. Gehrig and Gehringer among leaders. stolen bases led by Chapman and Walker.
Clarks of the National league and Olympics of the Club Fraternal circuit open a three game series for the city championship Thursday at North End diamonds at 5 30 p m The Olympic club advanced after Redeemer Church league declined to replay a protest ruling in their favor following a 12 to 8 loss last Friday The protest sparked a playoff chain involving five teams for the runner up position.
An article argues that effective putting comes from mechanically correct technique rather than mimicry of top players. It cites Lao Diegel’s stance as an example of non essential form, then stresses the need to align and sight the line from both sides of the hole to judge breaks and ensure accurate putts.
Report lists matches and outcomes across cities and countries. Deglane defeated Judeon with Deglane taking the first fall at 25 minutes in Three Rivers. Garibaldi beat Bronowinz in Newark with a 43 minute 14 second bout. McMillen and Znocki posted throws in Baltimore and Oklahoma respectively.
Milwaukee Brewers topped Indianapolis in a pair of games 7 to 6 and 8 to 4 to extend their lead in the American Association standings. The wins stretched Milwaukee’s streak to five as Minneapolis slumped, while Indianapolis and Louisville had rainouts. St Paul and Kansas City split a doubleheader with a 3 to 4 victory and a 5 to 4 win. South Carolina star Earl Clary reportedly worked at his father’s sawmill during the off season.
Cincinnati report states manager Don Howley will not remain with the Cincinnati Reds. Howley, whose three year contract at $20,000 annually ends Sunday, is reportedly negotiating for an interest in Toronto Maple Leafs of the International League and may not manage again. Sidney Weil promised a statement today on Howley status and a successor would be chosen before the National League meeting in December. The Enquirer notes Donnie Bush of Minneapolis is named as possible successor.
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