North Carolina Teams Open Scrimmage Season Warmups
North Carolina colleges held heavy practice and light scrimmages as they prep for opening games next week. Duke, UNC, Wake Forest, NC State, and Davidson report progress with key players returning from injuries and new talent showing in early drills.
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Wake Forest
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Davidson
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North Carolina College
Wake Forest University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
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Raleigh
Detroit and Bismarck Boxers Secure Narrow Outpoints
Detroit Ernie Gurkce from Michigan edged Frankie Jarr of Wayne Indiana in a 10 round bout. Bismarck fighter Dick Demaray of Aberdeen outpointed Doc Holly from St Paul in eight rounds.
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Michigan
Frankie Jarr
Wayne
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Dick Demaray
Aberdeen
Doc Holly
St. Paul
Goodman to face Somerville in national amateur final
Johnny Goodman of Omaha, 22, faces Ross Somerville of London Ontario in the 26 hole final at Five Farms course Baltimore for the national amateur championship. Goodman defeated defending champion Ouimet 4 and 2 after earlier beating Seaver and McCarthy. Somerville advanced with a 7 6 win over Jesse Guilford.
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Johnny Goodman
Uncle Sam
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Omaha
Bobby Jones
Ross
Sandy) Somerville
London
Ontario
Goodman
United States Golf Association
Francis Ouimet
Charles Seaver
Maurice McCarthy
Somerville
Jesse Guilford
Boston
Harold Hilton
Liverpool
Eng
Havemeyer
Canada
Chapman Series Hero As Pats Take Another Lead
Charoltte September 17 Eddie Chapman hurled the Patriots to a 7 to 2 victory in Greensboro as Greensboro trails two games to one in the Piedmont league post season. Jim Lyle struggled while Jimmy Sanders led the Pats with four hits and Neil Caldwell hit a third inning homer.
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Pepper Martin
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Pepper
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All Square
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Pats
Jim Lyle
Lyle
Hornets
Jimmy Sanders
Neil Caldwell
Ouimet Battles Goodman in Long Standing Championship Duel
Veteran golfer Ouimet reached the late rounds nine times since 1914 in this championship but fell to Goodman this time. He defeated Sidney Noyes and Johnny Fischer before losing, leaving his bid for the title unresolved.
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Goodman
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Oodman
Prince Michael Receives Car Gift From Romania
Crown Prince Michael, after finishing grade school, receives a Romanian government auto as a graduation gift. The motor enthusiast later thanks Premier Vadja Voeved at his office and then drives to the Royal Palace in Sinaia to begin summer holidays.
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Guilford Quakers Open Season at Emory and Henry
Guilford College departs with 23 players for a season opener at Emory and Henry in Emory, Virginia. Coach John Anderson plans a starting backfield of Wellens Jamieson Bass and either Norman or Turner with Rudisill at center and Bouton Burgwyn on the line, plus Mears Purnell ends and Wilkie Johnson on the ends.
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Turner
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Purnell
Wilkie
Johnson
Newman
Finch
Dave Griffin
Ted Griffin
Watkins
Riley
Shean
Newlin
Parker
Bob Mears
Mooney
American League Standings Reported with Key Teams
In Chicago on September 17 the American League standings show New York Philadelphia Washington and Chicago in tight position with several clubs jockeying for placement. The report notes current win totals and pending games, emphasizing the race for the pennant.
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New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Kid Lehr Edges Hampton In Waterloo Bout
Cedar Falls report notes Kid Lehr of Waterloo outpoints Don Hampton of Minneapolis in a six round boxing match.
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Cedar Falls
Kid Lehr
Waterloo
Don Hampton
Minneapolis
Duke Blue Devils Ready for Openers Against Davidson
In Durham on September 17 1932 Coach Wallace Wade drives Duke into intense practice ahead of the season opener with the Davidson Wildcats. Wade predicts improvement over last year while warning of a tough scrap and emphasizes hard work and conditioning during the week.
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Davidson Wildcats
Wallace Wade
Duke University Blue Devils
Duke
Wade
Davidson
Duke Football Field Practice Describes Speed and Uncertainty
A sports note from Duke describes a businesslike, quiet practice as Wade, the Miracle Man, refines a lighter backfield and faster line. The squad lacks a world beater but blends uncertainty and determination, with Sington, Boyle, Caldwell and others overseeing progress.
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Duke
Reecho
Wade
Wallace Wade
North Carolina
Duke Aerial Attack Preview Faces Rugged Opponents
Duke football heads into a cloudy game plan with fast backs and aerial threats. Veterans Pinkle James and Tom Rogers headline the ends lineup along with reserve Ed West and Harry Rossiter. Fred Crawford anchors left tackle while Nick Porreca battles at right tackle with Phipps and Burdett backing tackles.
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Duke
Wade
Pinkle James
Junior
Tom Rogers
James
Sington
Alabama
Nicholas Porreca
Sophomore Guards Set for Duke Football Team Changes
The varsity guard posts will feature two sophomores Luther Williams and Harry Andrews. Reserve guards include Al Means Carl Schock and Jack Dunlap. Joe Sink remains pivot on first string while Long-Distance Dunlap may join soon. Backfield centers on Nick Laney Mason and Lowell Mason as Davidson game looms.
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Luther Williams
Harry Andrews
al Means
Carl Schock
Jack Dunlap
Joe Sink
Dunlap
Wade
Waite Hamrick
Duke
Davidson
Nick Laney
Lowell Mason
Laney
Mason
Brownlee Pleasing Coaches At Duke Football Practice
Optimism runs high in Duke football as Johnny Brownlee, once a bench rider, has blossomed into a fast, elusive back. He earns praise as a premier passer and runner, with Ershler as a top target and Brahler handling fullback duties. A wave of sophomore talent follows, led by Marvin Brumbach.
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Gabby Hartnett Cubs One Man Wrecking Crew
Cubs star Gabby Hartnett powers Chicago to a 3 to 2 win over Philadelphia as his eighth inning homer fuels a six game NL lead over Pittsburgh with nine games left. The Yankees beat the White Sox 4 to 1 in Chicago with Wiley Moore and Dan MacFayden limiting opponents to five hits.
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Associated Press
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Gabby Hartnett
Hartnett
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Lou Gehrig Predicts Yankees Sweep in 1932 World Series
Lou Gehrig tells Associated Press he expects the Yankees to defeat the Cubs in four straight games, boasting his team’s recent World Series success and his own strong showing with a .383 average in 15 series appearances. He notes Babe Ruth will likely be ready, even if injured, and recalls past feats against Pirates and Cardinals.
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Associated Press
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Cardinals
Athletics
Baseball Daily Stars Shine in Narrow Wins Across Leagues
Yesterday's stars include Al Simmons of the Athletics homering with a man on to beat the Browns. Alvin Crowder of the Senators halted the Tigers with three hits. Hazen Cuylervy of the Cubs singled in the eighth to drive in a run against the Phillies. Paul Andrews of the Red Sox scattered Indians' nine hits for an easy victory. Wiley Moore and Dany Mac Fayden of the Yankees held the White Sox to five hits.
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White Sox
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Cubs
Wiley Moore
Dan MacFayden
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Sam Jones
al Simmons
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Lefty Grove
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Irving
Bump) Hadley
J. Louis
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Hadley
Oscar Melillo
Brown
Ivy Paul Andrews
Boston
MacFayden
Red Sox
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Alvin Crowder
Tigers
Heine Schuble
Browns
Senators
Hazen Cuylervy
Phillies
Paul Andrews
Red
Indians
Dany MacFayden
Southern Conference Opens Season With Early Week Matches
Dixie grid action begins as Sewanee faces Middle Tennessee Teachers while W M L meets King College at Lexington. Loyola of the South upsets St Edwards 32 0 in New Orleans. Howard beats Springhill 18 0 in Birmingham. Hiwassee defeats Maryville 8 7 in Maryville.
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Big Loop
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Lexington
Loyola
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St. Edwards
Texas
New Orleans
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Springhill
Birmingham
Ala
Maryville
Tenn
Hiwassee Colee
Maryville College
William and Mary
Roanoke College
Williamsburg
Western Kentucky
Hanover College
Bowling Green
South Carolina Freshmen Backfield Prospects Outlined
The article highlights freshmen and sophomores like Brumbach Corky Cornelius and Kin Abbott as potential backs for South Carolina. It notes Brumbach’s passing and punting, Cornelius’ speed, and mentions Cox Monk Campbell Bill Bryan Young Keller and veterans Targan Belue Horace Hendrickson expected to see action at halfback.
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Brumbach
Corky Cornelius
Duke
Corky
Cox
Monk Campbell
Alabama
Bill Bryan
Young Keller
Kin Abbott
Targan Belue
Horace Hendrickson
Tae
Poeta
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