Minnesota Gophers Face Purdue Early With Bierman at Helm
Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman promises to restore the Gophers to prominence after taking over a squad with 16 lettermen and a strong backfield led by Jack Manders. The team plans a powerful offense and sturdy line, facing Purdue, Northwestern, Michigan and other Big Ten foes on a challenging 1932 schedule starting Oct. 1 with South Dakota State.
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Elyria Lightweights Lose Four Men In Preparation For Ridgeville
Elyria lightweights suffer four first string losses through overweight with Yost Balics Madhock Wirsham out. Recovered are Bill Pfaff and Dinzel Hopewell from lightweights. Shift Elliott from halfback to tackle. Team eyes Friday night Rocky River clash versus Ridgeville with improved offense and defense.
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Four Miami Players On Injured List
Four Miami University football players were listed as injured and doubtful for the game at Illinois. Quarterback Watson Kruzeski, halfback Larry Smith, fullback Stanley Lewis, and tackle George Gessner suffered leg, nose, and wrist injuries respectively.
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Columbus
George Gessner
Clevaland
Stanley Lewis
Hamilton
Lorain and Elyria Net Teams Meet In Match Play
Lorain High and Elyria High tennis squads were set to clash at Ely Stadium courts in a Lake Erie League match. Both teams hoped to snap rough conference starts and secure their first win of the season as play was to begin at 4 o'clock, weather permitting.
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Ohio Wesleyan Backfield Strengthened by Veteran Fullback Munson
Wesleyan reports return of George Munson the Bishops only veteran fullback adding backbone to the backfield for the Ohio State game in Columbus. Munson is described as a strong contributor with prior service last season and potential to boost a sophomore driven backfield.
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Denison Eleven Crippled For Reserve Game
Denison University faces a crippled lineup three days before a Western Reserve clash. Coach George Rich works to convert reserves into backfield help as five regulars are injured, with Campbell and French likely out due to knee and broken bone injuries.
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Newark Bears blank Minneapolis in series opener
Newark Bears blanked the Minneapolis Millers 11 to 0 in the Little World Series opener at Ruppert Stadium. Pers Jablonowski will face Jess Petty as rainouts shift plans. crowd of 8,006 saw strong Bears hitting with Charley Hargreaves homering.
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Peck Retained As Manager Of Cleveland Club
Cleveland Indians announce Roger Peckinpaugh will return as manager for 1933 with Bib Falk assisting as coach. Alva Bradley, in New York for the World Series, says terms not revealed but a one year contract is expected. Falk’s signing signals Toledo Mud Hens likely not operated by Cleveland next season. Steve O’Neil may become Toledo manager.
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Willaman Calls Off Ohio State Scrimmages
In Columbus Coach Sam Willaman cancels further scrimmages for Ohio State before the game with Ohio Wesleyan next Saturday due to injuries. Sophomore quarterback John McAfee sprained a shoulder in Tuesday practice prompting the decision.
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World Series Schedule and Rules from United Press
United Press outlines World Series between the Yankees and Cubs with game locations at Yankee Stadium and Wrigley Field. It lists schedule, postponement rules, start times, weather forecast, seating capacities, umpires, and ticket availability in New York and Chicago.
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Ohio University Eleven Favored To Win B A A Title
Ohio University and Ohio Wesleyan are favored to win the Buckeye Conference football title in 1952. A United Press poll shows Ohio Bobcats as likely champions, with Cincinnati and Miami expected to challenge. Wittenberg and Denison are projected to finish last, while Miami and Cincinnati look stronger than last year.
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Engle Beats Edwards In Youngstown Featherweight Bout
Engle outpointed Edwards in a fast ten round featherweight contest in Youngstown. Engle pressured Edwards throughout, flooring him for a ninth round count. Frankie Brasio defeated Dandy Allen in a lightweight bout.
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Grid Contest Replies Flood Editor's Desk
Chronicle Telegram readers flood the editor with Dope the Results contest replies. First prize is a season pass to Elyria High athletic events. second prize tickets to Heidelberg Wooster game in Wooster on October 7. Deadline noon Friday September 30. Tie goes to first correct coupon. Final editor decisions. Open to Chronicle Telegram readers except staff and families.
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Majors Draft Four Players From Minors
Major league clubs drafted the smallest number of minor league players on record at the annual draft meeting last night, claiming only four. Homer Peel, former Cardinal and Tiger outfielder, was drafted by the Giants from Columbus of the American Association. Peel played this season with Houston of the Texas league, though owned by Columbus. The Cubs drafted Pitcher Lyn Nelson of Seattle, Pacific Coast League. The White Sox claimed Pitcher...
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Marietta College Faces 1932 Football Schedule
Marietta College head coach Frank L. Hayes, known as Duke Hayes, forecasts an improved football team for 1932 after a 1931 season of seven losses and one win. Captain-elect Frank Lollini returns, with backfield prospects Bill McKeane, Dean Dyer, and Billy Wiant leading a 35-man squad amid uncertain starting roles and promising linemen.
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Ruffing To Oppose Bush On Mound In First Game Of Fall Classic
Stuart Cameron reports on the 1932 World Series opener between the New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs. Guy Bush faces Charlie Ruffing as left handers in a rain-threatened start under Yankee Stadium lights with Babe Ruth the focal point. Cubs deny scouting details while both clubs boast strong pitching and lineups.
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Heving and Nekola Linked by Drafts Across Leagues
Joe Heving of Indianapolis joined the American Association, while Detroit drafted Nekola a pitcher from Newark in the International League.
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Indiana Eyes a Strong Football Season with Hopes for Big Ten Fight
Chicago Sept 28 Indiana enters the season with no lettermen and solid sophomores aiming for success. Coach Billy Hayes in his second year promises a competitive Big Ten ring. Key backs include Gene Onisik Ray Dauer and Tom Jones while the schedule features Ohio State Michigan and Purdue with uncertain outcomes.
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Biddinger’s Team Wins Elyria Rifle Club Shoot
A team captained by Biddinger defeated a Daugherty headed squad at the Elyria Rifle Club shoot last evening by sixteen points. Johnson posted the high score, breaking 192 of 300 targets. Post event refreshments included doughnuts and coffee. Scores followed.
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Purmort Wins Low Gross in Mutual Insurance Tourney
F W Purmort of Van Wert topped the field with an 83 to claim low gross in the Blind oggie Golf Tournament at Scioto Country Club. The event accompanied the conventions of the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies and the Federation of Mutual Fire Insurance Companies in Columbus Ohio.
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