Major League clubs begin rebuilding for 1932 season
New York Yankees lead the way by purchasing Saltsgaver for 1932. Chicago and Brooklyn also reshuffle rosters with Herman and Denny Southern trades. Leonard Koenecke joins the Giants from Indianapolis as John McGraw signals a full reorganization. Cardinals show talent depth as Dizzy Dean linked to majors. Athletics and Cardinals previously clinched pennants. three games played in majors with Grove and Marberry winning for their teams.
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Cameron
United Press
New York
New York Yankees
Saltsgaver
St. Paul
Chicago
Herman
Louisville
Brooklyn
Denny Southern
Baltimore
New York Giants
Leonard Koenecke
Indianapolis
Koenecke
John McGraw
Giants
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louie Cardinals
Cardinals
Dizzy Dean
Houston
Athletics
Detroit
Lefty Grove
Tigers
Washington Senators
Marberry
White Sox
Boston
St Louis
Red Sox
County Indoor Baseball Meet Planned for Lorain County
The county A A U announces an indoor baseball championship for Lorain County. Teams must enter by August 20, with a managers meeting on that date to finalize tournament details. Entries go to John R Pfeiffer at West Twenty Fifth Street Lorain. players must be residents of Lorain County. The event follows a Hart Jewelers challenge to amateur teams in the county and Northeastern Ohio District.
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John R. Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
West Twentyfifth Street
Lorain
Lorain County
The
Hart Jewelers of
Ohio
Lakeview Beach
Saints Upset By Red Bird Team
Columbus defeated the league leading St Paul club 5-2 as rain halted play after the fifth inning Betts allowed ten hits for the Saints Indianapolis beat Kansas City 8-3 in a pitchers battle Sanders and Thomas faced Burwell for the Indians Burwell allowed seven hits Milwaukee beat Louisville 7-5 with Art Shires homer and two on in the ninth Doubleheader split leaves Minneapolis and Toledo tied after two games Toledo won 4-0 in game one and Minneapolis 7-3 in game two Toledo hit three homers in game one, Minneapolis one.
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Columbus
Columbusa
St Paul
Betts
Saints
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Sanders
Thomas
Blues
Burwell
Indians
Milwaukee
Louisville
Art Shires
Minneapolis
Toledo
Fight Results Feature Mixed Boxing Outcomes Across Cities
In Indianapolis and other venues, several boxing bouts concluded with disputed or decisive results. Henri Firpo and Kid Slaughter fought to a draw in a ten rounders in Indianapolis. Bobby Pacho defeated Tod Morgan in Seattle after Morgan forfeited his title for being overweight. Ernie Schaaf won by technical knockout in Boston. Jack Dorn beat George Rocco in Boston. Sammy Tearsman defeated Johnny Jadick in Pittsburgh. Billy Rose defeated Young Rudy in Pittsburgh.
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Andiasapolis
Ind
U. P
Henri Firpo
Louisville
Kid Slaughter
Terre Haute
Los Angeles
Bobby Pacho
Yoma
Ariz
Tod Morgan
Seattle
Morgan
Pacho
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
Angus Angstler
Dodge City
Kan
Jack Dorn
Quincy
George Rocco
New York
Pittsburgh
Fat Sammy Tearsman
Johnny Jadick
Philadelphia
Billy Rose
Cincinnati
Young Rudy
Carroll To Play Eight Games In New Stadium
John Carroll University will host eight football games in the new Cleveland Municipal Stadium this fall. The highlight is Carroll versus Case on October 10. Other games include Adrian September 25 and Wittenberg October 2.
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Cleveland
John Carroll University
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
Carroll
Case
New
Sports Coliseum
Adrian
Wittenberg
Mercer
Wilmington
Grove City
Otterbein
United States
Yankees Release Cooks From Injury Rehabilitation
New York announces Dusty Cooke, out with a broken collar bone since early season, has been sent to Newark International League club on option for assignment and recovery.
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New York
Allen
Dusty) Cooke
Fleet
New York Yankees
Newark
Indoor Soft Ball Tourney Entries Due August 20
Lorain Ohio August 12 entries for the first annual A A U county championship indoor baseball tournament must be in by August 20. Hart Jewelers last year’s state champions issued a challenge to county and district teams. A meeting to decide details will be held August 20. write Pfeiffer with player names and addresses by that date. Only bona fide Lorain County residents are eligible.
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Lorain
J. R. Pfeiffer
Hart Jewelers of
Pfeiffer
West 25Th Street
Ohio
Johnston Voices Warpath Against Madison Square Garden
Jimmy Johnston declares ongoing promotional activities through the indoor season after taking over St Nicholas rink. He targets Madison Square Garden Bill Carey and plans Ebbers Field Brookyn outdoor events and a Campolo Schaal heavyweight fight plus Sharkey Carnera bout, while Garden blocks Campolo against Retglatt at the Polo Grounds.
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New York
James J Johnston
Madison Square Garden
Johnston
William F Carey
the Garden
Bill Carey
Square Shooting
St. Nicholas Rink
Ebbers Field
Brookln
Campolo Schoal
Jack Sharkey
Primo Carnera
The
Garden
Campolo Schaal
Campolo
Charley Retglatt
Duluth
Polo Grounds
Flat Feet Big Aid To Ruth In Hitting Homers
Dr. Roger J. Quick of Detroit tells the Twentieth annual convention of the National Association of Chiropodists that Babe Ruth’s flat feet contribute to his home run power. He examined Ruth and says the condition provides a solid stance and springiness aiding Ruth’s spectacular hitting ability.
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Ruth
Los Angeles
Aps
Babe Ruth
Roger J. Quick
Detroit
Dr. Quick
The
National Association of Chiropodists
O. F. Softball doubleheader at Richwine Field
The Tl O O F softball team faces Motor Express tonight at Richwine Field at 6 o clock. A return game follows Sunday at 2 o'clock as the lodgemen host Birmingham Firemen after they won the first game.
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Fast Motor Express
Richwine Field
Birmingham Firemen
Match Play Opens in Western Junior Golf Tourney
In Chicago on August 12, the Western Junior Golf Tournament began its championship round with 32 players from an original field of 280. The first and second rounds of match play were scheduled today, leading to a 36 hole final on Friday. J H Root of Gary Indiana topped qualifying with 334 72 for 18 holes. Bob Servis of Dayton Ohio was among the qualifiers.
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Chicago
J H Root
Gary
Ind
Bob Servis
Dayton
Minnich Falls in Second Round at National Junior Tennis
Culver Indiana August 12 Ralph Minnich Lorain star loses to Dick Levers Kansas City 6 4 6 1 in the second round of the national boys tournament. Four teens reach fourth round survivors listed include Ton ovyan New York Tams Calif Meliniich Kansas City Friedman Philadelphia Doeg Santa Monica Hess Fort Worth Cohn Santa Monica Levers Kansas City and more.
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Culver
Ind
Ralph Minnich
Lorain
Dick Levers
Kansas City
Ramey Tonovyan
New York
Jack Tams
Calif
Nelson Meliniich
Kainsas
Bernard Friedman
Philadelphia
William Doeg
Santa Monica
Gainesville
Fla
George Bovnton
Atlanta
Arthur Hendry
Lakeland
American Games Today and National Association Results
Basketball matchups listed for today include New York at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit Boston at St Louis Washington vs Chicago and more. Association results show scores for Indianapolis Kansas City Columbus St Paul Toledo Minneapolis Milwaukee Louisville and other pairings. A boxing note announces Primo Carnera entering the Central A A U outdoor championships August 25 26 27 with entrant details.
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New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
St. Lows
Washington
Cincinnati
St. Louia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Association
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
St Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Primo Carnera
Joe Junta
Glen Fllyn I
W. L. Peteee
Philadephia
Clevlland
St Louis
American Association
Lousville
Mrs Rockne Returns For Notre Dame Society News
Mrs Rockne returns to Notre Dame in South Bend with Knute Rockne and stars Frank Caries and Wayne Neoro Dane. The article notes family, friends, and attendance as they accompany her and her son William during a winter visit.
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Solth Bend
Frank Caries
Pierson
Arseses Tormer
Willan
Autumn Bainbridge racing meet revised schedule announced
The Bainbridge autumn meeting shift pushes the grandstand events back a week. Thomas F Wegarty, manager, disclosed a new August 21 date and a revised grandstand program to be announced. In Cincinnati the fastest outboard motorboat race is set for August 21 at the Ohio River Yacht Club with seven races. Dayton leads central Ohio women golfers with an 18 hole 83 while rival Cleve Clareaiee Sohl shot behind.
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Cincinnati
Ojo River
Ohio River Yacht Club
Eagles to Clash With Nativities There On Sunday
The Elsna Eagles travel to Lorain on Sunday to meet the Lorain Nativities in an independent game. Local star Len Wrace is set behind the plate as Al Sharp leads the pitching for the Birds. A practice is scheduled for Friday at River View Park at City Field corner 14th Street and Washington Avenue.
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Elsna Eagles
Lorain
Nats
Birdmen
al Sharp
Stud Sharp
Tave Torsain
Len Wrace
Riverview Park
City Field Corner
14Th] Street
Washington Avenue
City Motors and Richwines Battle For City Loop Title
Tonight City Motors faces Johnson Oils at McKinley Field to settle a 6 6 tie and tomorrow Richwines meet Krugman Transits at Roosevelt Field. The outcome could force playoffs for the second half and possibly the season title as all three teams push toward the league crown.
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City Motors
Richwines
Johnson Oils
Krugman Transits
Richwine
Johnson Os
Krugman
McKinley Field
Roosevelt Field
Waters
Motors
eveLrs
Ursdas
Curis Bawbridge
Trinets
Fos
Elyrians Enter Quarter Finals In Net Tourney
Eighteen players advance to the Northern Ohio Junior Teams tournament quarter finals at Lakeside. Winners included Beys, George C Steinman Jr of Sandusky, Karel Slatmyer Jr of Cleveland, Brooks Bowman of Cleveland, Willam Hoyer of Columbus, and girls Ora Hart of Toledo, Laura McCall of Youngstown, Margaret Terts of Elyria, Virginia Hollinger of Dayton, Dayien Rosette Deer of Elyria, Janet McKenzie of Springfield, Marjorie Patton Ashland, with matches featuring Contam, Shinstan, Post, Buswoell and Yerrs from Elyria and nearby cities.
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Lakeside
Ohio
Beys
George C Steinman
Sandushi
Karel Slatmyer
Cleveland
Brooks Bowman
Willam Hoyer
Columbus
Ora Hart
Toledo
Laura McCall
Youngstown
Margaret Terts
Elytfa
Virginia Hollinger
Dayien Rosette Deer
Elyria
Janet McKenzie
Springfield
Marjorie Patton
Ashland
Leading Hitter Standings From Early Baseball Season
The list highlights top American League hitters including Stimons of Philadelphia with 16 hits in 40 at bats and a .400 average, Morgan of Cleveland and Hendrick of Cincinnati among leaders. National League mentions Teague, Davis, and Terres with notable totals.
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Stillman’s Gym
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