Ohio State Griders Face Bishops In Season Preview
Ohio State prepares for the season opener against Ohio Wesleyan Bishops under coach Olson. Veterans Floyd Siegenthaler and Burlin Mitchell anchor the Bishops, while OSU seeks early form with newcomers George Van Heyde and Dick Larkins challenging for starting spots.
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Claire M. Burcky
United Press
Columbus
U.S
Ohio State University
Ohio Wesleyan
Coach Olson
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Buckeye Association
Bishop
Raymond O. Detrick
Outrh
Floyd Siegenthaler
Alliance
Harry Hinzcher
Cleveland
John Halliday
Gallipolis
Burlin Mitchell
Bellevue
Dram Magley
Francis Thomas
Ravenna
Russell Spoonamore
Charles Wertz
Toledo
Frank Rice
Olson
George van Heyde
Bill Hinchman
Jack Evans
Wesley Fesler
Alan Holman
Dick Larkins
Fred Schuler
Ed Wilson
Lancaster
Charley Pounders
Youngstown
Tom Stull
Steubenville
Bob Tittel
Joe Cox
Dayton
Lorrayne Geer
Canton
George
Earl Williams
Jen
Julius Chastar
Lorn
van Heyde
Cox
Multiple 1940s Sports and Racing Notes Blend
A collage notes sophomores on Carnegie Tech, Harpster leaving, Som as Pacific coast MVP, Wilbert Robinson possibly buying the Atlanta club, Brooklyns counter-moves, Colonel Til Huston backing the buyer, Kentucky Derby picks Western horses High Strung and Roguish Eye, owners Marshall Field Alderman Coughlin, and a note on the Marquis of Queensbury and boxing rules attribution.
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Carnegie Tech
Harpster
Som
California
Pacific Coast
Wilbert Robinson
Atlanta Baseball Club
Brooklyns
Til Huston
Yanks
High Strung
Marshall Field
Alderman Coughlin
Marquis of Queensbury
Spencer Leads Madison Square Garden Six Day Bicycle Race
Spencer and partner held a slim edge at 8 a.m. with 979 miles and 9 laps, leading the Walthour-Deulberg team by the same distance and the Debaets-Beckman duo by eight laps at the New York event.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Georgetti
Spencer
Walthour-Deulberg
Debaets-Beckman
Hocking High Court season ends in three weeks
Carbon Hill and Haydenville tie for first in boys after three weeks while Haydenville leads the girls standings. Lincoln Swaim and Helene Candlish are top scorers. Haydenville, Carbon Hill, Union Furnace, Rockbridge and seven other schools participate in the Inter High School Association standings.
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Hocking
Logan
Hocking County
Carbon Hill
Haydenville
Union Furnace
Rockbridge
Lincoln Swaim
Russell Devol
HeleneCandlish
Erma Devol
H. H. Sands
Sands
Inter High School Association
W.L. Pet. P.O. Haydenville
Marietta to Open Winter Boxing With Miller O Toole Clash
Marietta promoter Joe Murphy announces indoor boxing season starts December 10 with Freddie Miller of Cincinnati facing Jim O'Toole of Louisville in a 10 round main bout. Dudley Ring of Cincinnati meets Eddie Klusman of Covington in another 135 pound bout, both billed as hard slugging contests.
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Freddie Miller
Jimmy O'Toole
Marietta
Joe Murphy
Murphy
Buckeye
Miller
Louisville
Battler
Dudley Ring
Cincinnati
Eddie Klusman
Covington
Klusman
Ring
O'Toole
Sharkey to Meet Maloney in January at Madison Square Garden
New York dispatch reports Boston heavyweights Jim Maloney and Jack Sharkey may clash next month at MSG in their fourth meeting. Maloney’s win over Johnny Risko, who beat Sharkey, forces a loser to be dropped. Also listed: Al Singer vs Johnny Dundee December 14 event and other intercard bouts.
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New York
Jim Maloney
Jack Sharkey
Madison Square Garden
Maloney
Johnny Risko
Sharkey
Boston
al Singer
Bronx
Johnny Dundee
Garden
Jimmy Goodrich
Bruce Flowers
New Rochelle
Tommy Grogan
Omaha
Lou Kersch
James J. Braddock
Tuffy Griffiths
Griffiths
Leo Lemski
Tom McArdle
Athens High Courters Get Tough Fundamental Drills
Athens High School basketball candidates undergo rigorous drills under Coach Harold Mmyise focusing on fundamentals. No games until January 1 against Zanesville, with plans for early tests vs county schools to build team readiness. Veterans likely to start. center position contested among Woods, Burroughs, and Hall.
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Athens High School
Harold Mmyise
Zanesville
Wise
Woods
Burroughs
Hall
Cross
Hughes
Carmicael
Coury
Cincinnati box card previews six and four round bouts
Two preliminary bouts open the show. A six rounder has Matt Marsch of Cincinnati at 155 facing Red Krause of Ft. Thomas Ky. The four round opener pairs Jack Benzinger of Cincinnati with Ethan Adams of Norwood, both 125 pounds. All bouts end by referee's decision.
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Matt Marsch
Cincinnati
Red Krause
Ft. Thomas
Jack Benzinger
Ethan Adams
Norwood
Benzinger
Adams
Wade to face Coleman in Columbus mat clash
Several thousand fans were expected to attend in Columbus to see Glenn Wade, a 200 pound junior heavyweight, clash with Abe Coleman from Pittsburgh. Coleman is the top light heavyweight of this season's 175 pounders.
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Columbus
U.R
Glenn Wade
Abe Coleman
Pittsburgh
Points East
Coleman
Wade
Minnesota Football Faces Large Graduation Losses
Seven regulars and three reserves will depart the Minnesota football squad due to graduation. The regulars named are Hovde Haycraft Johnson Ukkelberg Gibson Kakela and Arendsee.
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Minnesota
Hovde
Haycraft
Johnson
Ukkelberg
Gibson
Kakela
Arendsee
Anglo-Canadian tennis star Col H G Mayes dies in London
Colonel H G Mayes, an eminent Anglo-Canadian tennis player and fitness writer, died suddenly in London from blood poisoning believed to originate from a ball striking the face. He was over forty and renowned for his athleticism and health articles.
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H. G. Mayes
London
U.R
Mayes
Way
Indians Trade Tie Up Draft Talks At National Meeting
At the National Association meeting in Toronto more than 500 officials from the United States and Canada attended as minor leagues debated the universal draft. The four major leagues resisted a universal draft and prepared to act if the small leagues concede. The Cleveland Indians acquired pitcher Jimmy Zinn from Kansas City for George Gehrken and two players plus cash.
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Toronto
Ont
United States
Canada
National Association
King Edward Hotel
International League
Pacific Coast League
American Association
Cleveland Indians
Jimmy Zinn
Kansas City
George Gehrken
Cubs Used Just 26 Players in 1928 Season
The Chicago Cubs employed a lean roster, using only 26 players throughout the 1928 baseball season, reflecting a compact squad approach for that year.
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Chicago Cubs
Fight Results by United Press
Radlo Perfecto, Filipino boxer, was KOed in round seven by Harold Mathews of Lincoln in a 10 round bout. A physician ruled a foul on the blow that dropped Perfecto, who did not protest. Kenneth Hunt of Des Moines won a technical knockout over Sandy McDowell of Omaha after McDowell’s seconds threw in the towel between rounds.
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Des Moines
Dec
U.P
Radlo Perfecto
Harold Mathews
Lincoln
Perfecto
Kenneth Hunt
Sandy McDowell
Omaha
Mcdowell
Pomeroy Cash From Thanksgiving and Alumni Games
Pomeroy and Middleport schools profit from football events with net gains of 268.08 dollars each. Thanksgiving game net 520.80 dollars after expenses. Friday’s game net 15.56 dollars. Poor weather reduced Friday’s receipts.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy High School
Atheltic Association
Wayne Lutz
Lutz
Middleport
Roeceipts
Boxing Draw Sparks Twin City Card in Lancaster
In Lancaster on December 6 Tony Lapico of Toledo and Joe Boychan of Newark fought ten rounds to a draw. Semi final capped by Bobby Phillips of Mt. Vernon stopping Bill Haldeman in the second round. Wild Cat Rushings of Mt. Vernon won by technical knockout over Young Marconi of Toledo in the same round. Babe Rushings and Joe Azbell of Lancaster drew in a four round prelim.
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Lancaster
Tony Lapico
Toledo
Joe Boychan
Newark
Bobby Phillips
Mt. Vernon
Bill Halderman
Wild Cat Rushings
Young Marconi
Babe Ruskings
Wild Cat
Joe Azbell
Goalie Worters Case Tops National Hockey Board Agenda
The case of Ray Worters, heldout goaltender for the New York Americans, faces a decision by the National Hockey League board at the Wal Astoria hotel. Worters, once suspended, may compel action against owner Benny Leonard and Pirates officials as a court challenge could follow if the deal is approved.
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New York
Ray Worters
Leonard and Dwyer
Ame
Bishops Sign Two Year Pact With Cleveland Rival
Ohio Wesleyan and Western Reserve University reach a two year athletic compact. First game set for October 20 1929 in Cleveland the return match in Delaware in 1980 on a date to be announced.
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Cleveland
Dec
Ohio Wesleyan
Western Reserve Uni
Delaware
Maple Leafs Take 3–1 Victory Over Canadiens
New York reports Maple Leafs of Toronto lead NHL standings after a 3–1 win over Montreal with goals by Shore and Oliver. Bruins defeat Rangers 2–1 at Boston Garden costing New York a share of the lead.
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New York
Maple Leafs
Toronto
Tory
Les
Montreal
Shore
Oliver
Boston Bruins
Boston Garden
Rangers
Start Pro Season? Columbus Opens With Haberdashers
Columbus on Sunday hosts the Robert Lee Haberdashers season opener. The Indians squad features elan basketeers from Indian School and Haskell, brought together by Ohio plans from last winter.
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Columbus
Robert Lee Haberdashers
Ohio
the Indians
Elan Basketeers
Haskell
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