Sands Forms Strong Little Musky Football Squad
Coach Neal Sands drills over 40 veterans for a 1932 season loaded with a tough 10 game slate beginning Sept 15 against Morning Sun. He plans to trim A squad to 26 27 players next week and adds new faces while relying on captain Allen Butts Francis Pallischeck and George Othmer for heavy work. The Muskies face Davenport Oct 13 at Jefferson Field and play a demanding schedule through Nov 17 with away and home games listed.
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Mulford Church Men Plan Kittenball Game Tonight
Married members of the Mulford Congregational church Men’s club will play single members in a kittenball match at Weed Park tonight at 5 p.m. The losing team will be roasted into a Wiener roast after the game.
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Western and American Association scores and schedules
Des Moines beat Omaha 10 to 7 with Springfield 14 Bartlesville 2 and Topeka 8 St Joseph 3. American Association shows St Paul 11 Minneapolis 6 Columbus 9 2 Indianapolis 2 7 and Toledo 5 Louisville 1 with Columbus at Indianapolis Toledo at Louisville and Kansas City at St Paul Milwaukee at Minneapolis. Only games listed and one scheduled.
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Bidwill Purchases Chicago Cardinals
Charles W. Bidwill acquired control of the Chicago Cardinals from Dr. David L. Jones for more than $50,000. Bidwill will dispose of his Bears stake, while Jones remains president of the Cardinals for the upcoming season.
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Fight Results From AP Boxing Card Across Cities
Syracuse Lou Scozza outpointed Johnny Nelson in Syracuse. Ruby Goldstein stopped Paola Villa in New York. Ben Jeby outpointed Jose Le Gray in Newark. Gordon Fortenberry outpointed Fritz Heinz in Chicago. Davey Abad won on a foul over Benny Bass in Houston. Young Peter Jackson outpointed Lew Massey in Los Angeles.
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Peter Jackson
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Lew Massey
League Leaders National and American Leagues
The list highlights topseason performers. In the National League Klein of Philadelphia leads batting with .380 and also the hits total at 190 while driving in 109. Martin of St Louis has 103 runs and 19 steals. Cantwell of Boston tops pitching with 197. In the American League Foxx of Philadelphia leads batting and home runs with 40. Gehrig of New York 116 runs. Foxx also 140 RBIs. Manush of Washington 192 hits. Burns of Cleveland 43 doubles. Manush 15 triples. Walker of Detroit 25 stolen bases. Grove of Philadelphia and Whitehill of Washington share pitching with four wins.
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Shields Seeks Davis Cup Glory After Training Breakthrough
Frank Shields, after beating Gilbert Hall and rising in the national championship, credits a new training regime and diet for his improved form. He aims to defend the Davis Cup, clashes with Ellsworth Vines again, and faces Don Turnbull in the third round as Vines battles Ted Avery.
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Newport
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Pirates Beat Giants in Opening Game of Hard Series
Pirates defeat New York Giants 6 to 1 at Forbes Field to seize momentum in the pennant chase. Larry French shines, Hubbell falters as Freddy Lindstrom drives in key runs.
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Indees Beat Rats in Final to Close Season
New Boston Indees edged the Rats 13 to 7 in the finals of the kittenhall schedule. After a 7 to 7 tie at regulation, Longwell's Fumblers scored the winning run in the 12th inning. Earlier, the Rats defeated the Stickers in morning play.
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Alabama Faces Rebuilding As Cain Replacement Takes Center Stage
Coach Frank Thomas reviews a tough rhythm of losses after Johnny Cain departs. Buck Hughes leads returnees with Riley Smith Rohrdanz Newes and Demyanovich among contenders for the vacated backfield. Alabama eyes seven wins in nine games with two main needs at center and passer as the schedule includes Fordham and Tennessee at rocky points.
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Alabama
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Oglethorpe
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Georgia Tech
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Nashville
Iva DeCamp Reaches YWCA Finals In Net Matches
Iva DeCamp defeated Helen Bamford 6-3 6-0 to advance to the YWCA women’s singles final. She will meet the Agnes Leu-Jean Lemkau semifinal winner. Lemkau advanced on a Ruth Shoemaker forfeit while Leu beat Lucy Lester 6-2 6-1 in the quarterfinals. Consolation matches slated soon. entrants urged to pay fees.
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Iva de Camp
Agnes Leu
Jean Lemkau
Ruth Shoemaker
Lucy Lester
Millers Clinch Year-Long Edge Over St. Paul
Millers hold a 13 to 9 edge in the season series against St. Paul after Tuesday’s 11 to 6 win for St. Paul in the final game. Indianapolis and Columbus Red Birds split a doubleheader with the Hoosiers taking the nightcap 7 to 2 after an 8 to 2 twilight loss. Hal Trosky hit his 33rd homer for the season.
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Stew Bolen
Wood predicts four or five nations in Harmsworth race
Gar Wood, after defending the trophy against Hubert Scott-Paine, says he expects more nations to enter Harmsworth races. England will challenge again next year, with Italy reportedly building boats for 1935. He hopeful rivals will push American ingenuity in a multi nation showdown.
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Gar Wood
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Hubert Scott-Paine
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Italy
Toledo Beats Louisville 5–1 in Run of the Season
In a strong performance at Louisville, Toledo secured a 5 to 1 victory, with the run of the season contributing to the win and the team's offensive surge.
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