Notable Lutherans Face Classy Cage Clash This Spring
The piece previews the Lutherans of at Wesleyan as they field seasoned veterans and hopeful sophomores for an upcoming basketball season. Key players include St James center Hamilton and guards Coom and Mayer, with coach Raymond Tay guiding a squad built around four veterans in the backcourt and strong forwards such as Carl Flash and Gill.
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St. James Center
Hamilton
Prech
Forjer
Coom
Talos
Raymond “Tay
Grandle
Carl Flash
Ramey Hunter
Gill
Kincaid
Mayer
Mitam
Gandings
Yernotzy
Alston
Ohio Opens Cage Season Tonight Against Bliss College
Ohio Bobcats, led by coach Butch Grover, launch the 1933 84 season against Bliss College in Columbus. Berens returns after a 22 point debut, with guard partners Schmidt and Reichley likely to start. forward choices include Byham Fogelsong Seigel Bergel and Seigel as Grover weighs options.
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Bliss
Bliss College
Bobcats
Columbus
Ohio
Beanie Berens
Berens
Brown
Saunders
Lackey
Mills
Perk Kreichley
Bill Schmidt
Schmidt
Ed Byham
Don Fogelsong
Sammy Bergel
Fogelsong
Seigel
Grover
Byham
May
Roy George
Jim Russell
Stewart
al Merendino
Clarksburg
W. Va
Bob Henry
Boxing Results From Chicago Pico Portland Cards
United Press reports mixed bouts with Johnny Long defeating Jack King on points in Chicago while Frank Misko stopped Johnny Liston. In Pico California Freddy Zivic stopped Nick Raya and Glassy Mitchell drew Patsy Severo. In Portland Maine Johnny Rossi stopped Elmer Bizani and Flash Dutil outpointed Eddie Milson with Labbe knocking out Gabby Paulin.
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Chicago
Johnny Long
Gary
Ind
Jack King
Hot Springs
Ark
Tommy Corbett
Omaha
Neb
George Engle
South Bend
Drew
Frank Misko
Johnny Liston
Pico
Calif
Freddy Zivic
Pittsburgh
Nick Raya
Fresno
Glassy Mitchell
Los Angeles
Patsy Severo
Cleveland
Portland
Johnny Rossi
Worcester
Mass
Elmer Bizani
Flash Dutil
Lewiston
Eddie Milson
Milson
Auburn
Labbe
Gabby Paulin
Augusta
Mellon Jr Takes Over Father’s Desk In Pittsburgh
Richard King Mellon, stepping into his father’s position, faces a formidable challenge in the Mellon banking legacy. He inherits from R. B. Mellon and Judge Thomas Mellon, with the guidance of Andrew W. Mellon, as he assumes control of a storied firm.
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Richard King Mellon
Pitsburgh
R. B. Melon
Thomas Mellon
Great Banking House
Andrew w.Mellon
Major Loops Open Meeting In Windy City
The major leagues open a three day winter meeting in Chicago with Connie Mack at center stage. Trades loom for the Athletics including Earnshaw to Chicago White Sox and Cochrane to Detroit, while Boston Red Sox may obtain Grove or Walberg and Bishop for two players.
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Windy City
Chicago
U.P
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Palmer House
George Earnshaw
Chicago White Sox
Charlie Berry
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Lefty Grove
Kube Walberg
Max Bishop
Boston Red Sox
Rabbit Warstler
Ed Kline
Cash
Cochrane
Tigers
White Sox
Earnshaw
Jimmy Dykes
St. Louis Browns
Chauncey Yockey
Louis Nahin
Milwaukee
Allan Sotheron
Browns
Frank O'Rourke
Chicago Cubs
Chick Hafey
Cincinnati
Boston Braves
Hafey
Grimm
Cubs
William E. Benswanger
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Steve Swetenic
Tommy Padden
Phillies
Flint Rhem
John Heydsler
William Harridge
John Heydler
Bantam Grid Org Expands Toward National Bantam League
Columbus reports a committee will draft a national bantamweight football constitution for submission to several states at a January meeting. Joe Donnelly heads the Ohio Bantamweight Football Association with J. E. Smith and James Schiemmer on the drafting panel. A national league meeting likely late January in Columbus or Mansfield aims to mirror Ohio rules.
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Columbus
Ohio Bantamweight Football Association
Joe Donnelly
J. E. Smith
Cuyahoga Falls
James Schiemmer
Akron
Donnelly
Mansfield
Ohio Association
California
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Illinois
Georgia
Cleveland
Ohio
Kalbaugh Chosen Captain Of Princeton 1934 Tigers
Elwood Mose Kalbaugh of Bel igire Ohio will lead Princeton's undefeated 1934 football team as captain. The selection was announced at the annual football dinner after a unanimous vote by 96 lettermen who played against Yale, succeeding Arthur Lane.
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Princeton
N. J
U.P
Elwood
Mose) Kalbaugh
Beligire
Tiger
Kalbaugh
Yele
Arthur
Lane
Mussolini Power for One Day Sums Boxing Frustrations
New York December 12 Jim Johnston, longtime boxing impresario, imagines dictator-like powers to force matchups among heavyweights and lighter fighters. He rails against managers who protect clients with rigid match lists and notes Canzoneri as a rare stand-up fighter.
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New York
U.R
Jimmy Johnston
America
Wheelhorse
Madison Square Garden
Mr. Johnston
Tony Canzoneri
Tony
Brother Johnston
Canzoneri
Baer Primo bout may be signed soon
Heavyweight champion Primo Carnera plans a June title defense in New York against Maxie Baer as negotiations proceed. Col Kilpatrick of Madison Square Garden pushes a non joint promotion while Dempsey may serve as adviser to secure a lucrative deal.
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Baer-Primo
New York
U.R
Primo Carnera
Conte de
John R. Kilpatrick
The
Garden Corporation
Dempsey
Ancil Hoffman
Bauer
Garden
Carnera
Baer
Hoffman
Louis Soresi
Beer
Col. Kilpatrick
Manassa Mauler
Primo Waita
Messrs. Carnera
Soresi
Trst
Vanderbilt Coach to Speak at Cincinnati Banquet
Dan McGugin head football coach of Vanderbilt University will speak Friday night at a civic banquet honoring the University of Cincinnati football team, co champion of the Buckeye Conference. It has been reported Cincinnati and Vanderbilt will open football relations in 1964 or 1936.
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Cincinnati
Dan McGugin
Vanderbilt University
University of Cincinnati
Vanderbilt
Greenleaf Faces Taberski in Midway Championship Round
Chicago December twelfth report shows Ralph Greenleaf of New York battling Frank Taberski of Schenectady at the midway stage of the world pocket billiard championship. Greenleaf has two wins and two losses while Andrew Ponzi of Philadelphia and James Caras of Wilmington hold the top undefeated marks with Ponzi four wins and Caras three. George Kelly of Philadelphia is also in the field as the tournament progresses.
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Chicago
Ralph Greenleaf
New York
Frank Taberski
Schenectady
N. Y
Greenleaf
Andrew Ponzi
Philadelphia
James Caras
Wilmington
Bel
Ponzi
Caras
George Kelly
Monahan Chosen Ohio State Football Captain for 1934
John Regis Monahan of Lorain will captain the Ohio State football team in 1934. He played tackle as a sophomore and shifted to guard this season. The 5 foot 11 inch, 210 pound letter winner list includes Carl Bompeind Fred Conrad Carl Cramer Peter Delich Sam Drakulich Frank Fisch Joe Gailus Sid Gillman Dick Heekin Earl Johnson John Kabealo John McAfee Marshall Oliphant Max Padlow Stanley Pincura Trevor Rees Ted Rosequist Jack Smith Wilfred Thies Joe Thomas Mike Vuchinich Damon Wetzel Don Wilson Ludwig Yards and Monahan. Also named were honorable mention players and freshmen sweater recipients.
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Prospect
John Kabealo
Youngstown
John McAfee
Ironton
Marshall Oliphant
Cleveland
Max Padlow
Dayton
Stanley Pincura
Lorain
Trevor Rees
Dover
Ted Rosequist
Jack Smith
Hamilton
Wilfred Thies
Norwood
Joe Thomas
Columbus
Mike Vuchinich
Southwest
Damon Wetzel
Don Wilson
Garfield Heights
Ludwig Yards
Gary
Ind
Monahan
Chicago-Named Players Meet in Pivotal Cellar Clash
Pasquale Natalie of Chicago and Bennie Allen of Kansas City face Charles Seaback of Astoria N Y in a game that may decide the basement position. Allen holds one win and five losses while Seaback has dropped five in a row.
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Pasquale Natalie
Chicago
Bennie Allen
Kansas City
Charles Seaback
Astoria
N. Y
Allen
Seaback
Wooster College Captain Hospitalized After Appendicitis
Robert Sekerak of Wooster College, captain of the Wooster team, was hospitalized in Wooster after an appendicitis attack. Cleveland born player is receiving medical care as team members await his return to action.
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Wooster
U.R
Robert Sekerak
Cleveland
Bulldogs Scramble for Starters Before Opener With Gallipolis Looming
Athens Bulldogs Bora into shape as three days remain before the season opener. Coach McKinley faces a large split for center guard and forward positions with several contenders. Gallipolis coach Harvid Brown warns Athens to tighten passing and shooting after a rough practice showing.
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Gallipolis
Athens Bulldogs
McKinley Tan
Allatis
Bidwell
Harvid Brown
Athens Court
Wrestling results from Phoenix Kansas City and New York shows
In Phoenix Carl Miche loff 208 from Los Angeles defeated Scotty Dawkins 207 from Louisiana Lefty Moffard 195 from Phoenix defeated Jack Morgan 185 from Dallas. In Kansas City Fred Peterson Holt Mo defeated Bill Evans Drumright Okla Jimmy Hefner Sherman Texas defeated Jack Ryan Juneau Alaska Dan McShain Vancouver B C defeated Tony Sandino Newark N J. In New York Yanka Zelesniak Russia defeated Dick Raines Texas Jack Humberto Mexico defeated Dick Lever Tennessee Hans Steinke Germany defeated Hans Bauer Holland Fred Grubmeier Towa defeated Sid Westrich Hungary, with Floyd Marshall Arizona defeating Sid Westrich.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Carl Micheloff
Los Angeles
Scotty Dawkins
Louisiana
Lefty Moffard
Jack Morgan
Dallas
Texas
Kansas City
Fred Peterson
Holt
Bill Evans Drumright
Okla
Jimmy Hefner
Sherman
Jack Ryan
Juneau
Alaska
Dan McShain
Vancouver
B. C
Tony Sandino
Newark
N. J
New Yourh
Yanka Zelesniak
Russia
Dick Raines
Jack Humberto
Mexico
Dick Lever
Tennessee
Hans Steinke
Germany
Hans Bauer
Holland
Fred Grubmeier
Towa
Frank Judson
Massachusetts
Floyd Marshall
Arizona
Sid Westrich
Hungary
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Elmer Dame
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Rockne
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Thorugh
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Hanford
Layden
Pere
Alma
Southern California
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Ghost College
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Holyoke Te
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Don Hampton
Sked
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Washington
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United Press
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George Kirkley
Mack
Athletics
Bantam Grid Organization
Transylvania
Mussolini
Jimmy
Henry McLemore
Italy
Baer Onta
Broadway
the Mint
Primo
Max
McGugin
Taberski
Scarlet
John Regis Monahan
Ohio State University
Richard Beltz
Findlay
Franklin Boucher
Kent
Sam Busich
Budd M. Cox
Springfield
Gilbert Harre
Toledo
David L. Jones
Jackson
Gomer T. Jones
George Kabealo
John Kleinhaus
Maumee
Steve Liptak
James Pipoly
Struthers
James Romoser
Ernest Roush
Blacklick
James Scott
James Vogelsang
Lima
William Dye
Pomeroy
Charles Hamrick
Aaron Kelton
By Ken Dunn
Smith
Preston
Noble
McKinley
Webb
Wilson
Whaley
Whipple
Hardman
Kircher
Spelser
Coury
Henry
Tribe
MecKinney
Dalton
Entwistle
Athens
Coca Cola Bottling Works
Owners
Buck & Burk
A & B Realty CO
Cameron Bros
Person Realty CO
Rardin Bros. Lumber CO
Thens County Community Chest
Athens Armoi
Pmesston FI
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