CHS SINGS CHS SINGS Review Of Regional Football Selections
Cincinnati and Ohio Wesleyan appear among the teams named by editors as picks for the Buckeye Conference. The list includes Miami Ohio, Marshall, and several other schools with mentions of players and positions such as tackles and ends noted from various teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckey
Miami
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Cincinnati
Marshall
E Mention
Irelan
Quio Wesleyan DeStefano
s—Milier
Ohio West
Kaiser
Tobin
Mar. King
Eager
Rapp
Sophs Poised to Start For Bobcats Tilt With Bliss
Ohio University basketball opens against MITCH Bliss Business College of Columbus in Athens. Sophomores challenge for starting spots behind veterans Beanie Berens and Perk Reichley as coach Butch Grover readies the squad after Thanksgiving with two practices left. George Doll Myron Burt and Bill Reeves emerge as key sophs in Grover's adjusted attack built around pivotmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss Business College of Columbus
Athens
Ohio University
Bliss
Bobcats
Botats
Butch Grover
Butch
Columbus
Beanie Berens
Perk Reichley
Bill Schmidt
George May
Don Fogelsong
Berens
Reichley
Burt
Grover
Bill Reeves
Big Ten Rule May End College Careers At Minnesota
Chicago reports the Western Conference athletics committee will decide this weekend on the eligibility of five Minnesota players as the Big Ten may reaffirm the freshman competition rule. Stan Islaus Kostka Bill Bevan Art Clarkson George Svendsen and Jay Bevan face possible career endings due to freshman-year counting toward eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minnesota
Western Conference
Stanislaus Kostka
Bill Bevan
Art Clarkson
George Svendsen
Jay Bevan
Kostka
Bevan
University of Oregon
Oregon
Clarkson
Bernie Bierman
Svendsen
Tennis rankings announced by national public parks circuit
Bernard Welsh of Washington DC tops the national public parks tennis association men’s singles ratings, after winning the Minneapolis title beating Arnold Simons of Louisville who is ranked second. Ruth Bailey Prosser of St. Louis leads the women’s singles, with Britzius and Schommer from Minneapolis as top men’s doubles pair and Rose and Russell from Cleveland top women’s doubles. The list goes to the USTA for approval at the Cincinnati meeting in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Bernard Welsh
Washington
D. C
National Public Parks Tennis Association
Welsh
Public Parks
Minneapolis
Arnold Simons
Louisville
Simons
Ruth Bailey Prosser
Charles Britzius
William Schommer
Helen Rose
Andree Russell
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Candy Making Test: Move Pan Off Heat Early
When testing candy or icing remove the pan from heat and cool briefly to avoid overcooking. An extra minute or two of cooking during the test can push the mixture to overdone, so act promptly to stop heating.
Deaths Attributed to Grid Game Continue To Decline
The Associated Press survey shows 26 football deaths this fall, down from 50 in 1931 and 36 last year. Colleges suffered 1, high schools 16, sandlot 6, and clubs 3 fatalities with 14 in games and others in practice or unsupervised play. A 12 year old, John Speers of Arlington Massachusetts, died from a sandlot injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dick Sheridan
West Point End
America
Associated Press
Floyd R. Easterwood
New York University
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
College
High School
Sandiot
Club
John Speers
Arlington
Mass
Gallant Sir Retired From Stud Duty After Stellar Career
New York December 4 Gallant Sir Norman Church's California standout retires after four seasons and 38 starts. The Sir Galahad III son won the Santa Anita Handicap and was slated for Bay Meadows and another Santa Anita Handicap before a bowed tendon ended his active racing. He will stand at stud on A B Hancock's Farm near Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gallant Sir
Norman Church
California
Sir Galahad III
Gallant Fox
Gallant ‘Sir
Slater
A. B. Hancock
Lexington
Pinch Player Wins Letter at Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware December 4. George Bauer of Springfield Ohio Wesleyan sophomore full back earned a varsity letter for his pinch hitting despite playing only 15 periods this season. Six periods came in games with Cincinnati and Ohio University. Coach George Gauthier supported the award. Six other players also received letters. Twelve of the 27 on the squad will graduate in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
George Bauer
Springfield
Ohio Wesleyan
Athletic Board
Bauer
Cincinnati
Ohio University
Walker Falls to Pirrone in Short Knockout Bout
Mickey Walker loses his first career knockout at Cleveland after two short punches end an otherwise grueling 12 rounder. Paul Pirrone, 150 pounds, dominates most rounds as Walker, 162 pounds, battles bleeding cuts to the end. The Navajo Indians are now the largest of all tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Mickey Walker
Walker
Pirrone
Court Theater
New York
Pat
Pat O'firten
Ann Dvorsk
Claire Dodd
Roscoe Karns
Hobart Cavanaugh
Russell Hopton
Robert Barrat
Robert Florey
Gehrig Adds Another Title To Long List
In Chicago on December 4 Lou Gehrig led the American League in runs batted in with 165, 10 shy of the league record, tying Babe Ruth for five batting titles. Gehrig also finished runner up to Jimmy Foxx in walks with 100 versus Foxx’s 111, while Ruth had 103. Hal Trosky led the majors with 142 RBIs for Cleveland, Hank Greenberg had 139 for Detroit, and Joe Wowmik posted a strong 10 strikeouts in 193 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lou Gehrig
Yankee
Babe Ruth
Gehrig
Jimmy Foxx
Athletica
Foxx
Ruth
Buddy Myer
Washington
Trosky
Hal Trosky
Cleveland
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Joe Wowmik
Hartend Clift
Louis Browns
Fight Results Across Cities From Associated Press Plays
In New Haven Maxie Rosenbloom out pointed Al Gainer 141 1 2 to 173 8 4. In Philadelphia Paul Pirrone outpointed Frankie Walker 158 to 162 and Kennedy Bess defeated Frank Wallace 183 to 133. In Chicago Everett Rightmire topped Tommy Paul and Johnny Phagan stopped Jack Charvez. In St Paul Babe Daniels beat Lou Vine. In Miami Al Todisco outpointed Carl Gugino and Frankie Blair stopped Young Jess Willard. In Newark Johnny Rossi outpointed Mickey Bottone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Maxie Rosenbloom
New York
al Gainer
Philadelphia
Paul Pirrone
Cleveland
Mickey Walker
Rumson
N. J
Kennedy Bess
Frankie Wallace
Chicago
Everett (Young) Rightmire
Sioux City
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
Johhny Phagan
Jack Charvez
Phoenix
Ariz
Paul
Babe Daniels
Minneapolis
Lou Vine
Miami
Fla
al Todisco
Boston
Carl Guggino
Washington
Frankie Blair
Camden
Young Jess Willard
Newark
Johnny Rossi
Mickey Bottone
Miami University Praises Freshman Maurice Thornton
Merlin Ditmer, freshman coach, commends Maurice Thornton for unequaled courage and recommends him as a coming guard for next fall. Ditmer’s statement appeared in the bi weekly Miami University paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Maurice Thornton
Miami University
Young Thornton
Merlin Ditmer
Ditmer
Irish boxing hopeful Bill Hoolahan backed by Dempsey
In Los Angeles a 14 000 car carries Jerry the Greek Luvadis and Dr Ralph Wagner to a hilltop camp training Bill Hoolahan, a 23 year old New York Irish prospect slated to become the next heavyweight champion. Wagner spends lavishly while Hoolahan endures grueling daily training and calisthenics awaiting his big test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jerry
Luvadis
Jack Dempsey
Ralph Wagner
Hollywood
Dempsey
Doctor Wagner
Bill Hoolahan
Jerry the Greek
Bill Hoolihan
New York
Hoolahon
Hoolahan
New York Athletic Club
California
Hovlaha
Wagner
Sugar Bowl Notre New Year clash Tulane and Temple set for New Orleans
Tulane and Temple were selected for the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans with Temple unbeaten in the East but tied twice. Tulane, co champion of the Southeastern Conference, has one loss to Colgate and will host the game after a 13-18 win in Baton Rouge. Tulane guarantees $12,000, visiting team $15,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Tulane
Temple
Mid-Winter Sports Association
Glenn “Pop” Warner
Indiana
Bucknell
Alabama
Colgate
Huey Long
Loeutsiang State
Baton Rouge
College Rhythm at Majestic Theater Feature
Paramount presents College Rhythm starring Joe Penner with Lanny Ross Lyda Roberts and Mary Brian in a college football comedy. It blends campus romance store scenes chorus numbers and rival teams with a lively musical score and new tunes by Gordon and Revel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Penner
Lanny Ross
Mary Brian
Lyda Roberts
Paramount
Majestic Theater
Lanny Rows
Jack Oakie
Helen Mack
Penner
Gordon and Revel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chs
Genools
Red Grange
Syracuse Guard
Nebraska
Pittsburgh
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Rice
Stanford
State Yard
Loyola
N.C
Carolina
Jim Londos
Ted Jack Smith
York
Maurice le France
Jackie New York
GTON
Del
Jim Verona
Defeat Dueck
Omaha
Nebr
Land, Me
Arthur Boston
By Mitch
Poto
Ryre
Children’s Autos
Boy Scout
Wheaton
Slade Cutter
Army
Franklin Field
Navy
Cutter
West Point
Gophers
George Gauthier
A. L
Thornton
Erskine Johnson
Bert Abee
Hocking Corp
R. C. Hopkins
Sugar
Majestic
Jesse L Lasky
Ohio Theater
Theresa @. Ryan
Cocare of Lebanon
Low Angeles
Irving Cummings
Loretta Young
John Boles
Ryan
Cedars of
Lebanon
Pat O'Brien
Wikite
Fox Movieto News
Vitaphone
Broadway
Cliure Dodd Ann
As ‘Ko
Schappy
Paramount Picture
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