Klein Named National League Most Valuable Player of 1932
Charles Herbert Klein of the Philadelphia Nationals won the 1932 National League Most Valuable Player award in a three cornered vote. He led the league with 154 runs batted in and 38 home runs while hitting .346 and stealing 20 bases. The vote tally had 78 points for Klein, 68 for Lonnie Warneke, and 58 for Frankie O'Doul with 24 others mentioned.
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Charles Herert
Chuck) Klein Indianaolis
Philadelphia Nationals
Klein
Frank 6
Frisch
St. Louis Cardinal
Baseball Writers Associaion of America
J. Roy Stockton
St. Louis
Phillie
Lonnie Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Frankie (Letty) O'Doul
Brooklyn
Warneke
O'Doul
Paul Waner
Pirates
Riggs Stephenson
Cubs
Frank Frisch
Young
Touls
Diszy Dean
Hack Wilson
Mel Ott
Amed
Philadelphia
Chicago
O’doul
Broklyn
Pittsburgh
Stephenson
Terry
Hurst
Traynor
W. Herman
Ott
R. Brown
Boston
F. Herman
Cincinnati
L. Waner
Berger
L. Wilson
Orsatti
Maranville
J. Wilson
Cuccine- No
Dean
Collins
Vaughan
Bush
Stockton
Paul Cannon
Thomas Holmes
Wayne Otto
Thomas Pope
George Phair
Stoney MacClinn
Phiadelphia
Ed Ballinger
Martin J. Haley
Woman anticipates visit from long-lost lover in tea room tale
Joan awaits news from David Harter after sending a letter to the songwriter’s house. The telegram confirms the letter will arrive Wednesday night, stirring excitement as dinner guests arrive and memories of a mansion’s public opening surface. Sally remains emotionally distant as plans unfold.
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Joan
Phil
Sally
Dr. Raynor
Joe
David Harter
David
Iran
Psn
List of National League Most Valuable Players
A fragment listing historic NL MVP honorees including Rogers Hornsby and Babe Ruth era names with years such as 1926 1927 1928 and teams cited like St Louis and Pittsburgh. The text references players Vance Brook Hornsby O Farrell Waner Bottomley and Bottomley among others.
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Oe Ee
Ofeerie Een
Itt
Dear Vance
Brooke Hornsby
Bob O'Farrell
St. Louis
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh
James Bottomley
Rogers Hornsby
Polls and Straw Votes Shape Presidential Expectations
The piece discusses how presidential straw polls influence campaign spending and strategy, noting that polls may sway voters and donors even if the election outcome remains uncertain. It cites Hoover versus Smith as a historical example and questions the future role of polling if results are anticipated months in advance.
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Washington
Hoover
Smith
Sanders
Des Moines
Downie Bros Circus Arrives in High Point With Parade and Two Shows
Scores of High Point residents welcomed Downie Bros circus with a noon parade and an afternoon big top performance. The bill featured the Hanneford family riding and clown acts, Morales from Mexico, Buck Owens with Goldie, Marion Schuford and Kentucky Mann, plus other Hollywood and circus stars. Doors opened 7 am with shows starting at 8 pm.
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Downie Bros. Circus
High Point
Hanneford
George Hanneford
Morales
Old Mexico
Felix Morales
Theresa Morales
Buck Owens
Goldie
Hollywood
Marion Schuford
Georgia
Kentucky Mann
Billy Pape
Downie Brothers Circus
Veteras
Charles Sparks
Eighteen Grid Battles On Tap Within N. C. This Week
Eighteen football games are listed for the week across North Carolina with Duke vs Wake Forest in Durham and North Carolina hosting Georgia Tech in Chapel Hill as headliners. Tar Heel squads from college, junior college, and prep levels are included along with numerous Friday and Saturday matchups involving Blue Devils, Deacons, and Tar Heel participants in venues from Chapel Hill to Bristol and Langley Field.
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Raleigh
N. C
Duke
Wake Forest
Durham
North Carolina
Georgia Tech
Chapel Hill
Tar Heel College
Blue Devils
Deacons
Oak Ridge
Wingate
Naval Apprentice School
Newport News
Mount Pleasant Collegiate Institute
Weaver
Mount Pleasant
Davidson
South Carolina
Citadel
Charleston
North Carolina State
Tampa
Fla
University of Florida
High Point
Guilford
Lenoir-Rhyne
King
Bristol
Appalachian
Catawba
Charlotte
Elon
Presbyterian Auxiliary Group Plans State Meeting in Charlotte
The Presbyterian Synod of North Carolina women’s auxiliary with 379 local groups and 23 496 members will meet in Charlotte October 25 to 27. Delegates from every county attend as Mrs. G V Patterson of Gastonia presides. The theme is religious education with speakers Claude Carr Janie McGaughey Frank Brown B E Gillespie and H Kerr Taylor. A new president will be elected to replace Mrs Patterson after a four year term.
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Charlotte
N. C
Woman's Auxiliary
Thebyterian Synod of
North Carolina
G. V. Patterson
Gastonia
Claude T. Carr
Synod
Janie W. McGaughey
Atlanta
General Assembly of the Church
Frank C. Brown
D. D
Bream Memorial Church
Charleston
W. Va
EB. B. Gillespie
Midweek Service At First M P Church
The midweek prayer and praise service of the First Methodist Protestant church will be held tomorrow evening at 7 30. Special plans are being used to attract worshippers.
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First
Auburn Faces Tulane in Decisive Southern Conference Clash
Auburn travels to New Orleans to challenge Tulane for the conference title as Casey Kimbrell misses the game with influenza. The Plainsmen, aiming to rebound from a wet season, also face Georgia Tech and a demanding slate including Mississippi Florida and South Carolina.
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Auburn
Tulane
New Orleans
Plainsmen
Mississippi
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Casey Kimbrell
B. F. Thomas
Greenites
Kimbrell
Georgia Tech
Tigers
Tennessee
Alabama
Kentucky
Vv. P. L
Louisiana State
North Carolina State
Virginia
Volunteers
Vanderbilt
Vols
Commodores
Duke
Mississippi State
Church Program Aims to Boost Sunday School Attendance
The Junior and Intermediate Sunday school departments plan special music and activities. Mrs T R Ballard and Miss Annabel Thompson direct these features. Mrs J H Allred leads the song service and Judge Lewis B Teague will speak. All invited. Tonight at 7 30 the board of stewards meets with Richard H Shaw as chairman to discuss reports on the loyalty campaign progress.
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T. R. Ballard
Annabel Thompson
J. H. Allred
Lewis B. Teague
Board of Stewards
Richard H. Shaw
France and Mexico Now Have Professional Women Jockeys
France and Mexico each promote professional women jockeys breaking gender barriers in racing. Notable riders compete in national circuits and seek international mounts, signaling growth of female participation in the sport.
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France
Mexico
Campaign doubts and political peril in polling analysis
The piece speculates on campaign strategies when polls show a party ahead or behind. It discusses funding, potential surprises, panic moves, and the fear of a dramatic loss followed by drastic action. It also notes a new iodine kit and a trivia about Greek meal patterns and a South American frog.
Cardul Promoted as Safe Tonic for Women’s Aches
An older health advertisement urges women with weakness and pains to take Cardul a purely vegetable tonic in use for over 50 years. It claims Cardul improves overall tone relieves tired nerves eases monthly periods and is safe for women of all ages.
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Cardus
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