Cubs Ready for World Series Opener Against Yankees
Chicago Cubs arrive primed for the World Series with confidence despite Yankee favorites status. Betting odds favored New York 3 to 2 with some bets at 5 to 1 against a Cubs upset. Ruffing expected to start for the Yankees as both clubs tune up at Yankee Stadium and 60,000 fans anticipated for the opener. Babe Ruth expressed confidence he would play and stayed in shape, while practice continued amid series preparations.
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Danny MacFayden
Crimson Coaches Drill For Offense Ahead Of Rocky River Game
Elyria High coaches Roy Clymer and Dave Eaton pressed the Crimson offense in sessions at the stadium this week as they aim to sharpen attack for Friday’s game with Rocky River. Right tackle remains unsettled with several contenders contending for the post as Elyria prepares a demanding schedule following last week’s opener loss to Oberlin.
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Sixth Streeters
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Rocky River
Elyria High Eleven
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Riverites
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Toledo Central
Glenville
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Lakewood
Elyria High Lightweighis
Ridgeville
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Saturay
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New London
Foxx And Klein Are Voted Most Valuable Players
Foxx of the Athletics and Klein of the Phillies were named the 1932 Players of the Year by Sporting News. Foxx scored 56 points to lead the American League, with Gehrig second at 47. Klein led the National League with 46 points, followed by O'Doul at 40. Pitchers received limited support as top vote getters in both leagues.
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Washington
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Red Lucas
Cincinnati
Cary Hubsell
Giants
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Gehringer
Detroit
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Ash
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al Davis
Crouis
Ciswil
Oberlin Captain Barker Hurt in Scrimmage
Oberlin College halfback and captain Elmer Barker suffered a dislocated knee during a team scrimmage and may miss the opening game against Otterbein. Coach Lysle Butler focused practice on blocking after a scrimmage loss to the scrub squad, highlighting a weakness in that department.
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Oberlin
Elmer Barker
Oberlin College
Otterbein
Lysle Butler
Fastest Grid Team Ever The Trojans Defend Title
Southern California the defending national grid champ also fields track champions for football. Notables include Frank Wykoff, Dick Barber, Weldus Draper, Cee Halstead, Frank Williamson, and Stan Williamson, all transitioning from track to bolster the Trojans offense and defense as Howard Jones seeks another title defense.
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Art Cohn
Central Press
Los Angeles
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Calfornia
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Little World Series Opens in Newark with Brennan to Start
Ruppert Stadium hosts the Little World Series opener as Newark Bears ace Don Brennan is slated to oppose Minneapolis Millers rivals Rosy Bran or Jess Petty. Donnie Bush, guiding the Millers, and Mamaux of the Heats shape a pitching duelist. Final selection and surprises loom as Bush weighs using the veteran southpaw.
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Minneapolis Millers
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International League champions favored in seven game series
Odds favored the International League champions to win four of seven games. Three games will be played here with the second tomorrow night under lights. Thursday will be a day of rest, with the third game Friday. Both clubs will then train for Minneapolis where the series will be finished.
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Wlen
Minneapolis
Dayton Star Guard Returns To School
Dayton Ohio September 27 Ted Armstrong of Cleveland star guard for University of Dayton football has returned to school after a fractured leg sustained last summer while playing baseball. He will be able to play soon for the Flyers.
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Mercuries Schedule Notice for Tonight and Tomorrow
The Mercuries announce drills tonight at seven and tomorrow afternoon at 3 30. Wednesday’s session will be at Cascade Park with players asked to report in uniform.
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Michigan Eleven Should Be Strong Contender In Conference Race
Michigan faces a tough Big Ten schedule under coach Harry Kipke with a strong squad including quarterback Harry Newman, backs Fay Everhardus and Regeczi, and a solid line led by Bernard Cantrill and Kowalik. The Wolverines seek early form, with key tests against Michigan State Northwestern Ohio State and others shaping the 1932 championship race.
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United Press
Hicago
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Northwestern
Purdue
Ann Abor
Wolverines
Michigan State
Ohio State
Harry Kipke
Harry Newman
Big Ten
Stan Fay
Herman Everhardus
John Regeldzi
Regeczi
Everhardus
Louis West
Charles de Baker
Jack Heston
Leonard Meldman
Bill Renner
Pete Falmaroli
Charlie Bernard
Cecil Cantrill
John Kowalik
Frank Wistert
Tickets offered in C T Dope the Results Contest
The Chronicle Telegram runs a weekly Dope the Results Contest offering a season pass to Elyria High athletic events or two tickets to the Heidelberg Wooster game at Wonster on October 8 as prizes. Contest closes at noon Friday September 30, with tie cases decided by earliest correct coupon. mail or present entries to the Football Contest Editor.
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Wonster
Chronicle-Telegram
Wesleyan Players Eat Spinach In Training
Delaware news from September 27 reports Ohio Wesleyan coach George Gauthier ordered his football team to eat spinach during training. He believes the spinach diet will sharpen the players and make them more bothersome to opponents in the upcoming season.
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Delaware
George Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan
Blues Drill Tonight At Lorain County Practice
The East Side Blues hold a 6 o'clock practice and report for duty: Knipper Edington Nagorska Knipper Edington Cebula Schroeder Brown Koehn Dunsky and Coach Moscny. They seek games with any Class A team at Lorain County. The Mercuries and Elyria Hardware are notified.
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H. Knipper
C. Edington
H. Nagorska
G. Knipper
M. Edington
W. Cebula
W. Schroeder
R. Brown
R. Koehn
M. Duinsky
G. Moscny
Lorain County
Mercuries
Elyria Hardware
Ex-Hy Football Team Sets 7 PM Practice at Jefferson Field
The Ex-Hy football squad will hold a practice tonight at Jefferson Field starting at 7 o clock. All players are required to attend on time.
Schmeling Stops Walker In Eighth In Ring Classic
In a dramatic eight round bout in New York Schmeling defeated Mickey Walker by technical knockout. The German pressed in the eighth, scoring a left temple shot and a furious finish after Walker staggered from the count of nine. The fight benefited the Milk Fund for Babies Inc. chaired by Mrs William Randolph Hearst, drawing about 45 000 fans and roughly 156 090 in receipts.
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Jack Sharkey
Dempsey
Firpo
Man Schmeling
Mickey Walker
Walker
Mickey
Schmeling
der Max
Jack Kearns
Kearns
Jack Denning
Joe Humphries
Schmelling
Gens Tunner
Babies, Inc
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
Baer Smashes Griffiths With Seventh-Round Technical KO
Max Baer extended his knockout streak to 27 in 44 bouts by stopping Tuffy Griffiths in 58 seconds of the seventh round at Chicago Stadium. Baer weighed 204 to Griffiths 188 and dominated a one sided bout before a crowd of about 9,521, with officials scoring four rounds for Baer and two even.
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Hicago
Max Baer
Tuffy Griffins
Chicago
Baer
Lutie Phil” Collinos
Griffiths
Panthers Seek Games and Backer in Elyria
The Elyria Panthers bantam eleven seek games with any teams in Elyria or Lorain County. Contact John Pruski at 187 Bath Street or call 38-792. The team also seeks a backer and invites interested parties to call Pruski.
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Lorain County
John Pruski
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Ohio University to Meet Purdue in 1933 Football Clash
Ohio University will play Purdue University in 1933, per The Green and White. The teams are set for October 7 in Lafayette, Indiana, marking a key early-season matchup for the Boilermakers and the Bobcats.
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Hicks Eliminated In Qualifying At 36th Women’s Amateur
The 36th annual Women’s National Amateur Golf Tournament began in Peabody Massachusetts with 1931 champion Helen Hicks eliminated in qualifying the first time a defending champion has fallen in the rounds. Maureen Orcutt Virginia Van Wie led the qualifiers with 77 as Enid Wilson trailed at 379 and Glenna Collett Ware finished fourth at 80. Other notable scores followed including Dorothy Richards and Mary K Browne, while the article notes Russia’s coal fields elsewhere.
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Sert
Helen Hicks
Long Island
Maureen Orcutt
Haworth
N. J
Virginia van Wie
Enid Wilson
Maureen
Virginia
Glenna Collett Ware
Philadelphia
Chamepion
Dorothy Richards
Weston
Mary K. Browne
Willoughby Ohio
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