Sharkey Dominates Carnera In Ebbets Field Bout
Jack Sharkey, American heavyweight champion, wins 13 round matchup over Primo Carnera at Ebbets Field. Gunboat Smith sparks saved finish amid chaotic rounds as Sharkey leads from start delivering sharp left hooks and decisive power. Crowd of 30,000 watches contested finish and technicalities linger in officials’ calls.
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Primo Camera
Ebbets Field
Dixon Stewart
United Press
Nix
York
Gunboat
Smith
Sharkey
Gunner
Schnur Regains Top Scoring Title in Ohio
Martin Schnur of the University of Dayton led Ohio college football scorers for the second time this season with 30 points from five touchdowns. Hal Pennington and Paul Beckwick of Navier University Packs tied for second with 21 points each, followed by Clif Nelson of Wooster and Chuck Culotta of John Carroll with 19 points.
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Columbus
Martin Schnur
University of Dayton
Ohio
Hal Pennington
Paul Beckwick
Navier University
Clif Nelson
Wooster
Chuck Culotta
John Carroll
Bowling Teams In Opening Matches
Two opening preliminary games are planned before the local bowling league starts. The Moose five will face the Knights of Columbus team in one match, while the Chronicle Telegram quintet captained by Ford Huston takes on the Elks. Buche says the league schedule will be set soon, with Highway Construction, American Legion, Fables, Odd Fellows, and Ohio Fuel Gas reps asked to attend.
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Fables
Odd Fellows
Ohio Fuel Gas
Case Coach Confident of Beating Oberlin
Coach Ray Ride reported the Case University football team in stronger condition after returning injured players to a signal drill. He predicted a victory over Oberlin this Saturday at Van Horn Field in Cleveland, noting improved form since practice began last month.
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Oberlin
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Fight Results from New York Boxing Card
United Press reports results from bouts across multiple cities led by Brooklyn and New York fighters. Notable outcomes include Horton defeating Prime Camera at 261, Hals stopping Pavexe Presidio at 182, and Walter Cobb scoring 223 while Halliwaore stopped Jack Rose. several knockouts, draws, and decisions are listed with locations such as Newark New York Bridgeport Chicago and San Francisco and various scores and weights.
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Brooklyn
Jack Shatker
Horton
Prime Camera
Hals
Jack Poleso
Newark
Pavexe Presidio
Tall
Yale Okun
New York
von Peirin
Jack McCarthy
JTR
Houston
Pedry Carr
Pete Sunky
Scranton
Sammy Baker
Walter Cobb
Halliwaore
Jack Rose
Chicago
Pirrone Beats Taylor in Cleveland Boxing Bout
Pirrone, Cleveland middleweight, floored Jimmy Taylor three times to win by technical knockout in six rounds at Public Hall. Referee Freddy Block stopped the bout after Taylor took a body attack in the Atts round. In the semi final Lynn Jordan was outpointed by Frankie Guoaby after Jordan was staggered by a right to the jaw in the fifth. six rounds went the distance.
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Taul Perrone
Closeland
Jimmy Taylor
Public Hall
Freddy Block
Taylor
Lynn Jordan
Akron
Frankie Guoaby
Jordan
Carroll Eleven In Secret Drills
Cleveland Ohio reports John Carroll University under coach Ralph Vince conducted a secret workout at Luna Stadium. He expects a tough test against Mercer, a Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association rival that defeated Presbyterian College last week for its third straight win. Mercer features a 200 pound line and a 186 pound backfield.
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John Carroll
Carroll
Mercer
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Presbyterian College
Southerners
Collins Slated For Mack's Job
Los Angeles reports indicate Eddie Collins is slated to replace Cornelius McGillandee as manager of the Philadelphia Athletics next season. Lefty Grove Mickey Cochrane and Al Simmons hinted at the shift during a stop in Los Angeles while en route to San Francisco and Japan. Frankie Frisch and Frederick deh accompanied the party.
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Eddie Colling Wil
Corneling Mgilllenddy
Phiadelphia Athletics
Robert
Lefty) Grove
Mickey Cochrane
al Simmons
San Francisco
Japan
Collins
Frankie Frisch
St. Leafa Cardinals
Frederick Deh
New York Aporte
Rockne's Best Plays by Slip Madigan
Coach Slip Madigan recalls George Gipp and Knute Rockne in a 1924 Indiana game tale. Gipp briefly refuses to play before a Brandy fueled trick play yields a 64 yard TD, lifting Notre Dame to a 13–10 victory and a national title bid.
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Slip” Madigan
Knute Rockne
George Gipp
Four Horsemen
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Rockne Gipp
Notre Dame
Ke Rockne
Indiana
Indianapolis
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Rock
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Bowling Green Eleven Boasts Able Defense
Bowling Green College earns praise as a top defensive unit in Northwest Ohio. The Falcons have not allowed a score in three games against Baldwin Wallace Mount Union and Western Reserve, with a 16 game winless streak dating to October 11 1929 and a 11 5 record since. Ford Murray 125 pounds and under five six leads punting and tackling as Detroit College tests BG next.
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Fang
Northwest Ohio
Bowling Green College
Baldwin-Wallace
Mount Union
Western Reserve
Falcons
Michigan State Normal
Detroit City College
Ford Murray
Murray
Liberty Center
Fonseca Becomes Youngest Major League Pilot
Chicago Oct 13 Wr Lewis Fonseca is named manager of the Chicago White Sox making him the youngest major league manager. He will be 32 next January and succeeds Donie Bush who resigned. Fonseca plans to keep Lu Blue at left field and expects several trades this winter.
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Wr— Lewis Fonseca
Chicago White Sox
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White Sox
Cleveland
Willie Kamm
Donie Bush
Sox Teader
Lu Blue
Reds
Phillies
Indians
Moran
Hendricks
Fletcher
McAllister
Peckinpaugh
Bush
Sharkey Carnera Fight Secrets and Aftermath Revealed
In a post bout scene Jack Sharkey recalls his victory over Primo Carnera amid crowd frenzy, describing his punch power and the bout’s brutal exchanges. Carnera, tended by three attendants, receives praise from Sharkey while vowing to improve and fight tougher opponents next time.
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Moorha
Carera
Seon Lee
Lee
Sharkey
OBrien Kayoes Angel Cliville For Middleweight Crown
OBrien of Hartford today emerged as the leading National Boxing Association middleweight candidate after a ninth round technical knockout of Angel Cliville of Porto Rico. The bout ended when a cut over Cliville's right eye opened in the fourth round.
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Wis
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Frankie O'Brien
Hartford
Conn
National Boxing Association
Angel Cliville
Porto Rico
Cliville
Henry Firpo
Newcastle
Gary Leach
Gary
Ind
Freddie Tompkins
Mickey O'Neil
Milwaukee
Jack Robinson
Cidahy
Tony Myszka
Benton Harbor
Mich
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Knights of St. John Oberlin Cripples Bowling Scores Return To Line-Up
Oberlin Yeomen prepare for Case clash after three injured backfield players, Barty Barker and Henry, return to lineup. Substitute Dean Tuth injures knee in the Hillsdale game and may play against the Scientista.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Yeomen
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Barty
Barker
Henry
Dean Tuth
Scientista
Change Proposed Allowing Sideline Halfback Option In Gridiron
In Portland Oregon a rule committee may consider letting the offense take a half from the sideline 15 yards out and gain a second down. Proposed by L C Campbell Jefferson High athletic director, inspired by Eric Waldorf a former WSC star now prep coach. Campbell says it would add plays save time and reduce contact. A test in practice reportedly satisfactory. The Struck Furnitures a new midget team seeks games in Elyria contacting Matthew Zaleski 1513 West Avenue.
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Latupy
National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Jafferson High School
Eric Waldorf
Washington State College
Elyria
Matthew Zaleski
West Avenue
Ex-Hys to Meet Massillon I G A Elevens Sunday Battle
Elyria Ex-Hys travel to Massillon Sunday for a key semi pro clash with the I G A team, one of Ohio’s strongest outfits. Massillon, undefeated this season, features Eddie Dominski and comes off a rainout with Mansfield Bears. Ex-Hys practice at Ely Stadium in preparation for a hard test.
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Massillon
Independent Grocery Association
Ohio
Ashland Challengers
South Akron Awnings
Louisville
Mansfield Bears
Eddie Dominski
Lorain
Mas- Sillom
Painesville
Ex-Hy
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Eagles
Paineville Fot Sun
Elyria High Lighties Eye Fourth Straight Win Friday
Elyria High Light weights, coached by Roy Clymer, seek their fourth consecutive victory when they host Rocky River Friday night at Ely Stadium in a preliminary to the Elyria Rocky River heavyweight contest. The locals appear to hold a clear edge as Rocky River has been the doormat of the league. Herold is nursing a sprained ankle but is expected to play.
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Elyria High
Rocky River
Ely Stadium
Clymer Wa
Herold
Connie Mack Street Named After Menasha Resident Bets On Local Identity
In Menasha Wisconsin a street nicknamed Connie Mack remains unchanged despite the manager losing the World Series. Citizens defend the name saying it reflects local admiration and history, not contemporary sports outcomes. The Kenemack street name has stood for years as a symbol of baseball fans in the city.
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Was
Connie Mack
Apellet
Menasha Kenemack Street
Philadelphia
Ohio State Soccer Opens Oct 17 With Tilinis
Ohio State's soccer squad prepared today for the opening game against Tilinis on October 17. Candidates for the Ohio team include Louis Balant Lorain and Carl Deeds. Lancaster Ore will also play a return game with Mlingis and a game with Army.
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Ohio State
Tilinis
Ohio
Louis Balant
Lorain
Carl Deeds
Lancaster Ore
Mlingis
Army
No Changes Seen In Indian Roster
Cleveland notes no major overhauls for the 1932 Indians as manager Billy Evans expects a similar to fourth place finish in the American League. He cites a solid core and minor additions from tryouts, denying talks with the Athletics over Rube Walberg and predicting likely no new purchases for next season.
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Cleveland Indians
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Indians
Evans
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