Senators Battle Beckley in Championship Showdown
After a rest day following three hard contests Beckley Black Knights resume at Charleston at 2 30. Speed Martin faces Kelsey Jennings asMilner seeks balance with left handed hitters Chiozza Glass Beazley and Rainey. A Black Knights win would force a two two tie heading into Monday’s decisive chapter of the 1932 Middle Atlantic league title chase.
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Watt Powell
Speed Martin
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Lady Luck
Logan
Milner
Kelsey Jennings
Beckley
Kelsey
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Jennings
Chiozza
Glass
Beazley
Rainey
Mullens High squads seek strong 1932 season start
Mullens High School football began practice on September 2 with about 35 candidates led by Coach Woodell. The squad, split into two teams for a stiff practice game, aims to replace key veterans while new players show promise. The season opens September 24 at Mullens Field against Mount Hope, with a full Wyom ing county schedule listed for 1932.
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Mullens High School
Beckley
Woodell
McNutt
Looner
Guard
Shumate
Lucas
Pauley
Lilly
Humphries
Dooley
D'Antoni
Phillips
Ruby
Shrewsbury
Sydney
Keenbrier Miliary Academy
Lisagor
Mullens
Mount Hope Mustangs
Mt. Hope
Wyoming County
Mount Hope
Herndon
Glen Hogers
Princeton Howe
Athens
Trap Hill
Shady Home
Mark Twain
Cubs Rally Stuns Opponents In Home Run Onslaught
Billy Herman, Cubs second baseman, went hitless only once during a five game stretch as Chicago delivered a sensational home and away performance.
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Billy Herman
Cubs
Chicago
Reds Defeat Boston Team in Final Boston Series
The Cincinnati Reds beat the Boston Braves 5 to 2 in Boston, opening their last series with Cy Johnson holding the Tribesmen to seven hits. Socks Siebold yielded late runs as Cincinnati pushed across two insurance tallies. Pruett relieved in the ninth. Key: Hendrick, Moore, High, and Rogttrer drove in runs for Cincinnati. Maranville, Ford, Urbanski, and Jordan contributed for Boston.
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Cincinnati Reds
Braves
Cy Johnson
Bill McKechinie
Harry
Siebold
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Gulf League double header at Sprague park today
This afternoon Sprague hosts Beckley in a Gulf Coal Field double header at Sprague park starting 1:30. Sprague plans to use Holdren and Bailey while Beckley relies on Williams Hawley and McQuade. Mullens meets Amigo as Wyoming County leads toward a possible playoff matchup with Scarbro. Hinton faces Tams in a first meeting of the season.
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Beckley
B. Holdren
Ray Bailey
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Hawley
McQuade
Mullens
Scarbro
Amigo
Wyoming County
Hinton
Tams
Scarbro hosts Fireco Lillybrook game this afternoon
Scarbro, second in the standings, hosts the Fireco Lillybrook combine at 3 o clock. The Goal Field league may end its regular schedule this afternoon as teams push to finish early. League managers will meet in Beckley next week to decide on extending or concluding the season.
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Scarbro
Fireco- Lillybrook
Beckley
Red Sox Win Off Chicago in Big Night Showdown
Boston defeats Chicago 9 4 as Biggs, Pickering, and Alexander lead with six, four, and two hits respectively. Sullivan, Grube, Appling, Spagnardt drive in runs. Kimsey takes loss. Dur hamm and Biggs throw, with 11 left on base for Boston and 7 for Chicago.
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Spagnardt
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Johnson
Riggs
Boston
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Connolly
Debeene Kress
Rothrock
Ruhe
Sess Wee
Teaee
Mustang's In Initial Scrimmage of Season
Mount Hope high school Mustangs held the first scrimmage of the 1932 season on Wednesday. Coaches Bartiug and Hamilton directed limbering, grass drills, punting and passing as Bartrug emphasized game fundamentals to a squad largely made up of juniors with few lettermen graduating.
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Mustangs
Mount Hope High School
Mullens
Bartiug
Hamilton
Bartrug
Mustang
Coaches and Officials Debate New Football Rules Changes
In New York on September 10, 500 coaches and officials gathered as Fritz Crisler outlined the Intercollegiate Rules changes. The six rule updates aim to reduce injuries, ban fake kick sequences, curb use of hands on heads and necks, and adjust substitutions including end-of-quarter quarterback reentries. Major Ralph Sasse explained timeouts for injured players and controlled reentry rules.
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New York
Fritz” Crisler
Jale
Minnesota
Intercollegiate Association
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Crisler
Walter Okeson
Lehigh
Mal Stevens
Yale
Stevens
Ralph Sasse
Army
Pjor
Browns Lose to Senators in St Louis Series Finale
Washington's pitchers held off a Browns rally as Kuhel homered in the fourth to knot the game, then Washington added three runs in the late innings to win 10-4 in St Louis. West Manush Ferrell and Kuhel drove in key runs while Brown was tagged with the loss after a rough seventh inning.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Washington Senators
Browns
Senators
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Washington
AB Ries
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Myer
Cy Manush
al Croni
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Babe Ruth Not So Well Despite Fever Return
New York reports Babe Ruth’s condition from Riverside Drive shows a fever returning overnight and persistent side pain though his temperature eased from 101.5 to 100.5. Mrs Ruth notes no immediate danger of operation and that he remains restless and irked by doctors, kept in bed with the side packed in ice.
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Associated Press
New York
Babe Ruth
Daily Report
Riverside Drive
Yankees Rally Twice to Sweep Tigers in Twin Bill
New York Yankees win both ends of a closing doubleheader in Detroit. An 11 10 nine inning rally and a 4 1 ten inning win give the Yankees a pennant push as they need two more victories. Key players include Dickey Farrell Bufing and Gehrig with timely hits while Moore Gomez and Dickey handcuff Detroit in the opener.
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Associated Press
Detroit
New York Yankees
Tigers
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New York
Moore
Gomez
Dickey
Torgens
Sorrell
Wyatt
Whitehill
Hasworth
Vines Triumphs Over Cochet In National Tennis Final
Ellsworth Vines Jr., at age 20, defeated French star Rene Cochet 6-4 6-4 4-6 to win the national and unofficial world championships before 14,500 in Forest Hills. The Pasadena youngster dominated with powerful serves and precise volleys, claiming a historic fourth major of the year and tying a major league record.
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Ellsworth Vines, Jr
Fengi Cochet
France
Pasadena
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Cochet
Lyons
Trimph
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Paris
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Chalk
Tilden
Gabriel Lavine
Philadelphia
Keith Gledhill
Lester Stoden
Grimm Leads Cubs To Win Over Dodgers In Openers
Brooklyn, Sept 10 Charley Grimm sparked the Chicago Cubs to a 9 2 victory over the Dodgers in the series opener. Grimm collected four singles in four at bats, scored twice and drove in one run as Chicago built a five run fourth inning misplay and timely hits by Riggs Stephenson. Pat Malone held Brooklyn to six hits and the Dodgers’ runs came on homers by Lefty O Dou l and Johnny Frederick who hit for Dazzy Vance.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Charley Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Dazzy Vance
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Vance
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Dazzy
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Errors Lose for Indians in Phillies Showdown
Errors lead to Cleveland loss as Earnshaw and teammates drive in runs for Philadelphia. Sacrifices by Haas Miller Dykes Earnshaw Kamm. McNair doubles. double play Earnshaw to Foxx. Indians leave 6 on base while Philadelphia racks up 10. Time 1:45. Umpires Hildebrand Moriarty Dineen.
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Giants Beat Saint Louis in Season Opener Thriller
The New York Giants topped the St. Louis Cardinals 11 to 7, with Dizzy Dean yielding 13 hits in six innings before relief. Fred Fitzsimmons allowed eleven safeties as Bottomley and Medwick homered, while Merwick and Verge led the Cards in a high scoring affair. The win tightens the Giants’ half game behind the sixth place Cardinals.
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Dizzy Dean
Giants
St. Louis
Cardinals
Dizzy
Jim Winford
Fred Fitzsimmons
Jim Bottomly
Jack
Hughey Critz
AEC
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Medwick
Reese
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Mancuso
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Lindstrom
Healey
Todo
Vergez
English Vergez
Critz
Merwick
Moore
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Fitesimmona
Tetzalmmons
Gmolesere
Moran
Donnelly
Pirates Win Double Bill In Philadelphia
Pittsburgh defeats the Phillies twice 5 to 2 and 5 to 4 in a doubleheader at Philadelphia. Fifteen errors total between the clubs. French earns his seventeenth win with eight hits allowed in game one. Meine goes the distance for Pittsburgh in game two as Hurst errs and a boot by Eller leads to three runs in the third. Titusville road worker B I Buchanan dies after truck collision. Illinois football teams have lost only six non conference games in 19 seasons.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
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Phils
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French
Jim Elliott
Hurst
Heine Meine
Bucs
Goor
University of Iinois
Amateurs in Golf Match Start Work
The 1923 United States amateur golf championship opened at the five farms course with Bobby Jones absent and no clear favorite. Francis Ouimet, Charles Seaver, Gus Moreland, and Billy Howell headlined the field. Ross Somerville and T A Torrance led foreign challengers as Ouimet declared he was fully fit and ready for weeklong play despite recent illness.
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Five Farms
Bobby Jones
Francis Ouimet
Boston
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Charles Seaver
Stanford
Los Aneles
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Dallas
Texas
Billy Ghowell
Richmond
Ross Somerville
T. A. Torrance
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