Hamilton High Opens 1932 With Dominant Win Over Lebanon
Hamilton Highs football team opened 1932 with a 58 to 0 victory over Lebanon. Hamiltons offense clicked early with Welch scoring the first TD after a series of plays, followed by a second TD on a 28 yard run by Lehanty and a 20 yard run by Thomas. Brunk recovered a fumble for Hamilton for another score in the final quarter as Welch, Mromas and Shanty fueled steady gains and strong defense throughout the game.
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Harxard Brink Hamiltton High Nelwot
Lebanon
Hamilton
Firmviltes
Welch
Shanty
Lehanty
Thomas
Brunk
Timmilton
Mromas
Nice
Mitchell Wins Local Golf Title at Potter Park
Clayton Mitchell, longtime Potter Park golf hopeful, defeated Stewart last night to claim the local crown. Mitchell, who began in golf in 1923 with Ellis Patter layout, rose from greens keeper duties to star status among park workers. The victory follows years of steady improvement and a rising profile in regional tournaments.
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Mary
Clayton Mitchell
Rikly Patter Park
Thay
Bentley
Shee- Roy
Stewart
Yeater
Ray
Mitchell
Potter Park
Clayt
Roemer Combine Wins Girls Soft Ball Title
The Roemer girls' softball team clinched the Northwest area title with a 20 to 2 victory over New Miami on Sunday, led by winning pitchers Cantator and Miche. The box score lists hits and fielding details for both squads, highlighting Roemer's decisive second-game win and the strong pitching performances that secured the championship.
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Roemer
Bandera
Nieman
Kelly
Potala
Reemorgy
Sanders
Sobthorst
Penes
Cantitar
Lowlin
Mownway Bevis
Gnaintor
A. Raviek
Gnatatar
Kallick
Anntte
Frain
Miltonville Girls Issue Challenge to Roemers Champions
Miltonville officials issued a challenge to the Roemers, county girls champions, inviting their rivals to a sectional contest. The Miltonville squad declared readiness to compete in the event, aiming to prove their mettle against the top team Roemers.
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Miltonville
Roemers
Rowners
Old Fashioned Baseball Seen For World Series
The piece argues the 1931 World Series between the Yankees and Cubs will feature old fashioned, straightaway baseball. It highlights key figures like Ruth, Gehrig, and Pennock for the Yankees, and Grimm and Root for the Cubs, with pitching strategems, anticipated matchups, and historical references shaping the anticipated clash at Yankee Stadium.
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Alan Gould
Gene Te Weller
New York
Yankees
Cubs
Yankee Stadium
Yoks Win Pennant in Striking American League Showdown
Reported results from yesterday's baseball games show Yoks claim the American League pennant after a day of varied scores. Cleveland split with Chicago, Detroit defeated St Louis, and New York edged Philadelphia in extra innings amid darkness delays. Milwaukee dominated St Paul while Kansas City and Minneapolis posted wins in late games.
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Leagan Gincinnari
Chiaggo
Hoston
Brooklyn
Pittanureh
TJ St Lous
Sleveland
Chicaxy
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St. Lous
New York
Washington
Chindelonia
American Association
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Columbua
Calman
Temtaville
Indianapolis
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Atxus Louisville
Bedarkneay
Milwawkee
St. Paul T
Garmne
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas
City
Minanapolis
Kanesga City
Minneapolla
Yankees and Cubs Show Contrasts in 1932 World Series Run
The 1932 season records for the New York Yankees and the Chicago Cubs reveal stark contrasts as they met in the World Series. The Yankees won the American League pennant with 107 wins and 47 losses, posting one of the highest percentages on record, while the Cubs barely clinched the National League flag with 4 victories and 5 defeats and were one game ahead of the season’s low. The Yanks also set a major league record for most consecutive complete games without being shut out, as both clubs ended the season with final losses to last-place teams.
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Bill Dickey
Gabby Harruth
Dickey
Ag Cuyler
Moore
English
Borman
Hartnett
Ben Chapman
Din Slagle
Hans Wegner
Kresthofle
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Indianapolis
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Red Birds
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Tost
Agai
Millora
Kansas City
Fireworks on Ohio gridiron as warmups end
Coaches plan last warm-up scraps across 94 Ohio gridirons this weekend with 21 Romes and four Friday games on the slate. Buckeye conference foes invade Big Ten ranks as Ohio State and Ohio Wesleyan renew a 1905 rivalry at Ohio Stadium, with several interconference tests and five Saturday matchups shaping the week.
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Columbus
Romen
Akcon
Ohio State
Green Reserve
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio Stadium
Ohio Unte Versity
Thuann
Felington
Miawi
Tthois
Aubomn
Denison
Stratern
Wittenberg
John Grrral
Cincinnati
Georgetown
Cane
Colgate
Hamilton
Centre College
Xavier
Wilemington
Alliance
Cambridge Springs
Kentucky
Tndustrial College
Wik
Derforce
Morris Combine Upsets Lindens In Heated Fray
The Aterris Furnitures of Cincinnati won their third and decisive contest Sunday afternoon at the Powerhouse diamond by 4 to 3. In an 11 inning pitching duel the Morris nine broke the tie in the eleventh when the Kisp brothers delivered two singles. Ackerman worked for Morris and fanned fourteen while Wilson allowed eight hits and walked none for Hamilton. Re Dymned, eight. Box score details list Warren as catcher Wilson at bat and Mehl, Bohl, Klepton and Knodel among the hitters. Earl Tuley noted for steals and errors amid a tense, closely fought intercity clash.
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Millers on Way to Seek Junior Baseball Title
Minneapolis leads the final standings in the junior league as the Millers head to Newark, N J to claim the championship from the American association. Toledo earns fourth, Milwaukee drops, and Indianapolis slips from third after weekend doubleheaders.
Imfelds Capture Game At Richmond In Night Victory
The Imfelds softball team traveled to Richmond and defeated Moora's All-Stars 12 to 4 in a night game.
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Imfeld
Hichmond
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Cohen Schwartz Team Defeated By Travellers
Cohen and Schwartz fielded a patched-up lineup and lost to the Hamilton Travellers 6 to 4 in Millville on Sunday. Cornuthwaite pitched six innings with 14 strikeouts and two walks for the Travellers, while Wawlowsky left after two innings with arm trouble. Weler and Pllanker led the Travellers at the plate, Horvath homered and singled for the losers, and a remarkable running catch on a foul fly by Zecker added a highlight to the tense contest.
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Cohen and Schwarts
Hamilton’ Travellers
Millville
Cornuthwaite
Wawlowsky
Cohen
Schwartz
Marianna
Zecker
Sehwarts
Stars Shine in Major League Play Across Teams
Yesterday's baseball highlights feature Randy Moore of the Braves with a home run two doubles and a single against Brooklyn Alvin Crowder of the Senators wins six hits in a doubleheader Gus Dugas of the Pirates collects five hits in seven at bats across a twin bill Flint Rhem of the Phillies helps push Philadelphia to fourth place by restraining Ginnies Frank Doljack and Gerald Walker of the Tigers hit home runs in the eighth inning to beat St Louis.
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Randy Moore
Braves
Brooklyn
Alvin Crowder
Senators
Athletics
Gus Dugas
Pirates
Blues Sweep Doubleheader to End Season
The Blues won game one to 0 and clinched the season with a 6 to 3 victory in the nightcap. Kansas City's record stood at 86 defeats, while St Paul finished 70 wins and 97 losses. Louisville held the cellar with 7 victories against 101 defeats.
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Blues
Kansas City
St. Paul
Louisville
McDaniel Wins Class B Golf Title Over Mater
Clayton Mitchell won the Class B golf title in a tight 36 hole final over Bernard Slowark, with Mitchell twice gaining early advantages and finishing 4 up after the 18th. Don McDaniel defeated Rosa Maier 7 and 6 in the Class B 36 hole final. Other semi finals and matches highlighted a day of tournament action across Leads and Litters events with several close finishes and notable strokes.
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Clayton Mitchell
Warkman
Kills Potter Park
Bernard “Sheeney
Slowark
Mitchell
Don McDaniel
Mitshell
Stewart
Stewarl
Pafternoon
Daniel
Maier
Earl Clark
Mit Smith
Page
Sehatik
Sehatik and Mrs. E. Scott, 1 Up; Dick Goanally and Derb R. Styhe
Ryes Mitchelland
Riley
Sun Wheeler, Jr
Russ Maier
Don Iniga
Kart Tepting
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