Community sports clubs debated by university leaders
Grover and Dutch Ferwald attend in Zanesville while Athletic Director Lamprsie Godfrey and Ohio Wesleyan figures George Richand and Bill Gate discuss a swell time. They note undergraduates form clubs across communities to share sports like baseball and bridge, urging more than chance meetings for companionship and sport.
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Grover
Dutch Ferwald
Zanesville
Lamprsie Godfrey
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
George Richand
Bill Gate
Janesville
Incomplete 1934 Miami University Football Schedule
The 1934 Miami University football slate remains incomplete with dates for several games undecided. Negotiations with Centre College and Jefferson appear underway as the athletic director coordinates a tentative schedule, listing October dates and opponents including Ohio Wesleyan and Wittenberg.
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Centre College & Jefferson
University of
Ter
Ohio Wealey
Wittenberg
Marshal
Cin
Ohio Conference dominates 1933 all Ohio football picks
The United Press selection places seven Ohio Conference players on the 1933 all Ohio team, with the Buckeye Conference earning three spots and the Northwest Conference one. The Ohio Conference features 22 teams, while the Buckeye Conference has five Ohio teams, leaving Ohio State and Wilberforce ineligible.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
United Press Today
Buckeye
Ohio State
Wilberforce
Figures Show Better Fielding In Last Season
National League fielding improved in 1933 with higher averages among top infielders except shortstop. Grimm led first basemen at .996, Critz topped second base at .98167, English led third base at .973, Durocher headed shortstops at .960, and Rice was best outfielder at .901. Lopez led catchers with .991. Herman set a club putouts record for second basemen with 464 and Wilson 18 catcher putouts in a nine inning game.
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New York
Charlie Grimm
Chicago Cuba
Hughie Critz
New York Giants
Elwood English
Cubs
Leo Durocher
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Harry Rice
al Lopez
Brooklyn
Billy Herman
Jimmy Wilson
Cardinals
Phillies
Coaches to Help Little Prep for Rose Bowl Fray
Columbia Coach Lou Little forms a brain trust of top coaches to sharpen the Lions for the Rose Bowl against Stanford. The advisory group includes Chick Meehan Jim Crowley Jock Sutherland Hank Anderson and Bert Bell with more names expected.
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New York
Lou Little
Brain Trust
Board of Football
Columbia Lion
Stanford
Pasadena
Lou
Little
United Press
Chick Meehan
Manhattan
Jim Crowley
Fordham
Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Hank Anderson
Notre Dame
Bert Bell
Pennsylvania
Football Player List by Position Across Ohio Colleges
A compiled roster-style listing details players by position from multiple colleges. Names include Tackles Neumann and Wittenberg, Guards Bennett and Carmean, Centers Snel and Ferguson, Quarterbacks Roudebush and Wertz, Halfbacks Diehl and Rex, and others associated with Miami, Ohio Wesleyan, Bluffton, Findlay, John Carroll, and more.
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Ends
Heil
Cincinnati
Ott
Miami
Hilbert
Ohio
Belt
Ohio Wesleyan
Hirsimaki
Findlay
Sparks
Defiance
McGinty
John Carroll
Ball
Marietta
Weisenbach
Wooster
Leonard
Muskingum
Freeman
Bluffton
Neumann
Wittenberg
Sayers
Ruck
G. Smith
Barne
Baldwin-Wallace
Fretz
Foley
Hammontree
Akron
Blu
Western Reserve
Roudebush
Wertz
Post
Pryor
Schick
Otterbein
Rogala
Heidelberg
Riefenader
Ohio Northern
Hickel
Diehl
Rex
White
Lewis
Turley
Furbay
Davidson
Hiram
Field
Herschman
Capital
Clark Western Reserve
M. Williams
Gardner
Dyer
Ruth
Oberlin
Schott
Dawson
Gil Le Febvre Becomes Reds Smallest Pro Player This Season
Gil Le Febvre of the Cincinnati Reds weighs 149 pounds and is the team’s smallest pro football player this season. He plays halfback for the squad.
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Gil LeFebvre
Cincineati Reds
Gil
Willard Ordered Back For Sentence In Glendale Battery Case
Former heavyweight boxing champion Jess Willard was ordered to reappear in court Monday to be sentenced on battery charges arising from a traffic collision. A jury convicted him of striking Joe Logreco after their ears collided last month. Willard said he would seek a retrial.
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Glendale
Calif
U.R
Jess Willard
Joe Logreco
Willard
Rumor Ties McNally to Scranton Manager Job
Wilkes Barre resident Mike McNally who has managed for three years could replace Bob Shawkey as manager of the Scranton baseball club in Scranton Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike McNally
Wilkes-Barre
Bob Shawkey
Scranton, Pa
Four Tie in Billiard Meet
The world championship pocket billiard tournament in Chicago enters its third day with Ralph Greenleaf tied for the lead alongside Edwin Rudolph Andrew Ponzi and Jimmy Caras each with one win and no losses. Greenleaf faces George Kelly in tonight’s feature match as afternoon games pair Charles Seaback with Frank Taberski and Bennie Allen against William Mosconi.
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Chicago
U.P
Ralph Greenleaf
Edwin Rudolph
Cleveland
Andrew Ponzi
Philadelphia
Jimmy Caras
Wilmington
Del
Greenleaf
George Kelly
Charles Seaback
Astoria
N. Y
Frank Taberski
Schenectady
Bennie Alien
Kansas City
William Mosconi
Believes U.S. Can Win Title in Davis Cup
Bernon dS. Prentice, chairman of the American Davis Cup Committee, says the United States has a fighting chance to regain the cup in 1934 despite pessimism. He cites Sidney Wood and Frank Shields in singles and George M. Lott and John Van Ryn in doubles as possible combinations against strong teams from Australia Japan France and defending England.
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New York
U.P
Bernonds
Prentice
United States
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Australia
Japan
France
England
Sidney Wood
Frank Shields
George M. Lott
John van Ryn
Miller to Box Dazzo in 10 Round Non Title Bout
Freddy Miller of Cincinnati, the NBA featherweight champion in the association’s view, will fight Paul Dazzo of Chicago in a 10 round non title bout at Arcadia Gardens tonight.
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Chicago
U.R
Freddy Miller
Cincinnati
National Boxing Association
Paul Dazzo
Arcadia Gardens
Athens High Bulldogs trim basketball squad to 15 for 1933-34
Coaches McKinley and Christman reduced the Athens High School Bulldogs basketball roster to 15 from 35, with five lettermen returning Speiser Whipple Preston Hardman and Tribe providing a nucleus. The team prepares for the December 15 home opener against Gallipolis as practice focuses on passing guarding and early plays.
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Gallipolis
Bulldog
Speiser
Whipple
Preston
Hardman
Tribe
McKinley
Fights Hit Seattle Portland and Los Angeles Box Night
Gorilla Jones stopped Frankie Remus of the U. S. Navy in Seattle. Billy Wallace from Cleveland stopped Ah Wing Lee in Portland with a technical knockout. Baby Face Casanova, the Mexican bantamweight champion, outpointed Speedy Dado in Los Angeles.
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Seattle
Gorilla Jones
Frankie Remus
S. Navy
Portland
Billy Wallace
Cleveland
Ah Wing Lee
Los Angeles
Baby Face Casanova
Speedy Dado
Manila
Peden to be Interviewed on WAI Tonight
Ohio University football coach Don Peden will be interviewed by E C Irish Kreiger on WAI at 6 15 tonight. He will also speak at the Columbus West High School football banquet later this evening.
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Don Peden
Ohio University
E. C
Kreiger
Station Wai
Peden
Columbus West
Mac Believes Johnston Dodges Heavyweights In Smart Move
Henry McLemore argues Madison Square Garden may be steering boxing business by avoiding top heavyweights. He recalls past Garden turmoil, suggests Dempsey trading prospects, and questions revenue from future bouts while criticizing press and promoter tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac
Johnston
Rio Grande Opens Cage Seed Dec 12
Rio Grande College begins its 1933-34 season on Tuesday December 12 with a game against Cedarville College at the high school auditorium. Coach Paul R. Lyne will start Woolweaver of Dundas at center, a six footer and brother of a former Ohio University player, with Reese of Vinton and Simpson of Ironton as guards, and Neal of Cadmus and Coleman of Wheeling W Va at forwards.
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Gallipolis
Rio Grande College
Cedarville College
Paul R. Lyne
Woolweaver
Dundas
Ohio University
Reese
Vinton
Simpson
Ironton
Neal
Cadmus
Coleman
Wheeling
W. Va
Cubs Sign Young Catcher William Seebold
Chicago Cubs signed William Seebold a catcher from Kansas City Mosandjota. Seebold joins the Cubs as a new addition to their farm system and major league roster considerations.
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William Seebold
Chicago Cubs
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