Bulldogs and Gallia Acad to open at Athens High
The Gallipolis Blue Devils visit the Red and Black at Athens High for Dr. James Nai production basketball. Coach Claude Chrisman’s junior high cagers face Gallia Academy while McKinley’s 1933 squad plans a veteran lineup led by Whipple, Hardman, Preston, Speiser, and Tribe. Junior High starts at 7 oclock.
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Gallipolis Blue Devils
Athens
James Nai
Jmmary
Claude Chrishis
Gallia Acad
McKinley
Whipple
Hardman
Preston
Speiser
Tribe
Coury
Kircher
Chrisman
Blue Devil
Stauffer
Littler
Williams
Grones
Gibson
Death in Injury Rocks Maple Leafs and Bruins Star
Irvin Toronto Maple Leafs player suffers a fractured head and possible brain injury after a late game collision with Eddie Shore of Boston Bruins. Doctors say there is a 50 percent chance of recovery with surgery likely. Police investigation follows a separate manslaughter warrant discussed by Inspector Bailey's squad.
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Eddie Shore
Boston Star
Maple Leafs
Bailey
John F. Me
Major League Trade Shakeup and Livelier Ball Agreed
The major leagues ended a joint session with a dramatic AL realignment and a livelier NL ball. Connie Mack sold stars from the Athletics, boosting the Red Sox and Tigers while Detroit acquired Mickey Cochrane. Trades included Reynolds to Boston and Goslin to Detroit. the NL saw no major exchange. Ball standards will be adjusted to align more with AL specs, with no synthetic doubleheaders before June 15, and the inter league all star series will continue. Landis, Harridge reelected. Heydler/Harridge to oversee major shifts.
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George Kirkley
Chicago
U.R
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Mack
Jimmy Dykes
al Simmons
Mule Haas
White Sox
George Earnshaw
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
Tigers
Rube Walberg
Robert Moses Grove
Max Bishop
Bob Kline
Harold Warstier
Carl Reynolds
St. Louis Browns
Ivy Andrews
Jonathan Stone
Washington
Goose Goslin
William Harridge
John Heydler
Philadelphia
Heydler
Expect Change To Be Made in Bucks' Lineup
Ohio State men prepare for a Saturday game against the University of Western Ontario in Columbus. Coach Harold Olsen seeks improved forward combinations after a 34 to 23 loss to Ohio Wesleyan. New sophomores Jim Freshwater and Warren Whitlinger challenge veterans for spots. Colburn may return after holidays as exams approach.
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Columbus
Ohio State
University of Western Ontario of London
Ohio Wesleyan
Harold Olsen
Lew Hinchman
Herb Brown
Bob Colburn
Colburn
Jack Wilson
Warren Whitlinger
Zanesville
Max Padlow
Jim Freshwater
Ray Low
Bill Beitner
Fred Conrad
Bill Hasket
Boxer Wins in Mixed Match Charity Fight in Dayton
In Dayton a charity boxing program featured a mixed bout where Joe Sekura knocked out wrestler Gent le John Kilonis after Kilonis failed to pin twice. Nebraska wrestler John Pesek won after Prince Schawacki was disqualified. Eddie Belshaw of Indiana beat Joe Domar of Charleston, W V on a 12 minute disqualification. About 4000 attended.
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Joe Sekura
Dayton
John Kilonis
Kilonis
Sekyra
John Pesek
Nebraska
Prince Schawacki
Eddie Belshaw
Indiana
Joe Domar
Charleston
W. Va
Ohio Wesleyan Names Mellvain Honorary Captain and Pape MVP
The Ohio Wesleyan University football program announces Jack Mellvain of Lakewood as honorary captain and Eddie Pape of Elyria as most valuable player. The lettermen include players from Buffalo to Circleville with William McElray named manager for the 1934 team.
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Delaware
U.P
Jack Mellvain
Lakewood
Ohio Wesleyan University
Eddie Pape
Elyria
Mellvain
Pape
Chapel Oes
Harry Barber
Buffalo
N. Y
Arthur Belt
Baltimore
Ray Harley
Ashtabula
William Harrison
Adena
Floyd Kennan
John Matthews
Ashland
David Merrell
Cleveland
Harlan Mills
Warren
Henry Mohler
Dayton
Henry Ottenbreit
New Haven
Conn
Walter Ryboit
Frank Sayers
Columbus
Paul Sell
Robert Smith
Marion
Robert Soper
William Stults
Fort Wayne
Ind
John Turley
Charles Vanderwort
Portsmouth
George Wertz
Howard White
Circleville
William McElray
Youngstown
Ponzi Outstanding Choice For Crown In World Pocket Billiards
Chicago December 15 Andrew Ponzi emerged as the outstanding favorite to win the world championship pocket billiards tournament after his sixth straight victory. He defeated Ralph Greenleaf 125 to 30 in 10 innings as Greenleaf suffered his fourth defeat in six games. Pasquale Natalie beat Frank Taberaki 125 to 81 in 27 innings. William Mosconi defeated George Kelly 125 to 58 in 17 innings. Erwin Rudolph moved into second place with four wins and one loss while James Caras stood third with three wins and one loss.
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Chicago
U.P
Andrew Ponzi
Ponzi
Ralph Greenleaf
Greenleaf
Pasquale Natalie
Frank Taberaki
Schenectsky
N. C
William Mosconi
Philadelphia
cGorge Kelly
Erwin Rudolph
Cleveland
James Caras
Wilmington
Del
Wrestling Results Across Cities Highlight Draws and Injuries
In Kansas City matches, The Red Devil of San Francisco defeated Nanjoo Singh of India after an injury halted the bout. Charlie Fischer of Butternut Wisconsin and Johnny Atkins of Kansas City drew. New York results show Dusek of Omaha drawing Bert Rubi of Hungary and several opponents throwing rivals, with multiple draws noted. Toronto and Ontario reports mention Jim Browning of Missouri defeating Rudy Dusek of Omaha in two falls.
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Red Devil
San Francisco
Nanjoo Singh
India
Charlie Fischer
Butternut Wis
Johnny Atkins
Drew
New York
Emill Dusek
Omaha
Bert Rubi
Hungary
Bruno Gerrassini
Italy
Wi Routa
Minneapolis
al Geiciwicz
Poland
Andy Brown
Vic Christie
California
Benny Ginsberg
Chicago
Dick Lever
Tennessee
Hans Fauer
Germany
Fred Grubmeier
Dick Raines
Texas
Poronto
Jim Browning
Missouri
Rudy Dusek
Freshmen Football Award Recipients Named by Ohio University
Thirty nine Ohio University freshmen football players are to be honored this fall with sweaters and numerals, though awards will wait until first semester scholarship reports. The Buckeye Conference announced 28 sweaters and 11 numerals, listing honorees by name and hometown, including Samuel Bell Crooksville and Arthur Schlichter Washington D. C. among recipients.
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Ohio University
Buckeye
Charles Sibley
Gallipolis
Charles Shaw
Galion
Carl I. Robey
Carbon Hill
Frank Smith
Squantum
Mass
Homer Patton
Miller
John McLaren
Youngstown
John D. McDaniel
Cincinnati
Roy Klay
Sardis
Harold T. Heitzman
Shelby
William G. Huysman
Delphos
Marion C. Allen
Logan
Samuel Bell
Crooksville
Robert Brown
Baltimore
Stanley J. Caruso
Cleveland
Fred Crow
Pomeroy
Claire C. Dunn
Martin
Harry W. Essick
Fairview
Weldon R. Flint
Washington D. H
Joe Guerra
Millfield
Ralph W. Handley
Pataskala
Charles A. Humphrey
Ashtabula
Dick Irelan
Dayton
David RK. Jones
Rio Grande
Ted Kaplysh
Hodapp Bought by Columbus Club from Rochester
Columbus announces the purchase of infielder Johnny Hodapp from Rochester for cash Hodapp previously played for Cleveland Chicago and Boston in the American League.
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Columbus
U.P
Columbus Baseball Club
American Association Today
Johnny Hodapp
Rochester
Hodapp
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Ohio State Hosts Cagers Clinic with OSU West Ontario Game
Ohio State University hosts the annual basketball clinic featuring college and high school coaches from Ohio. The program includes a Canada basketball talk by J H Crocker and Alex Munroe, a Western Conference system play demonstration, rules discussion, swimming demonstration, and a 8 pm OSU versus Western Ontario game at the Coliseum.
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Ohio State University
Ohio State
University of Western Ontario
Canada
J. H. Crocker
Alex Munroe
Floyd
Stahl
Officials named for Bears Giants NFL game in Chicago
Columbus December 15 officials for the national football league game between the Chicago Bears and the New York Giants were announced by league president Joe F. Carr. Referee Tommy Hughitt of Buffalo will officiate with umpire Bob Cahn of Chicago field judge Hebert Karch of Columbus and head linesman Dan Tehan of Cincinnati.
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Columbus
U.P
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Chicago
Joe F. Carr
Tommy Hughitt
Buffalo
N. Y
Bob Cahn
Hebert Karch
Dan Tehan
Cincinnati
Kipke Signs Extension as Michigan Coach
University of Michigan football coach Harry Kipke agreed to stay at Michigan for 1934 with an increased salary after reports he might take the Yale job were dismissed.
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Chicago
U.P
Harry Kipke
University of Michigan
Yale
Michigan
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