Sophomore lineup aims to lift Bobcats past Wilmington
The Bobcats clash with Wilmington College in Ohio as Coach Grover tests lineups after a rough opener. Sophomores Schmidt May Herrick anchor the first quintet with Reichley at center, while Byham hot in the second group boosts scoring as Grover seeks a consistent attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butch Grover
Bliss College
Bill Schmidt
George May
Beannie Berens
Perk Reichley
Bob Herrick
Schmidt
May
Herrick
Bob
Berens
Enters for Lead in Dec 19 Playoff Quest
Murky OCR notes James ington Del and Andrew Ponzi in a race for first in the hip pocket bil with a runner-up finish in a defeated Ponzi 125 ss. One more game to the tournament stands, with Cleveland main behind the record of five games. The best effort for first place comes in the regular schedule as play includes a defending champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ington
Del
Andrew Ponzi
Cleveland
Kentucky Derby Purse Increases To Twenty Five Thousand Dollars
A splintered report notes capital stock adjustments in a Kentucky association, mentions a 3.00 added purse and a 25 000 dollar main stake. It references Church Latonia and locations Latonia Park and Lincoln with upcoming meetings and racing events planned for late June into July in Toronto Syracuse and Cincinnati.
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U.P
of Capital Stock In Association
Yes
Church Latonia
Kentucky Park
Lincoln
Cos.t
Tiny Horse Club
Toronto
Syracuse
Cin
Bailey In Critical Condition After Boston Fight Accident
Irvin Ace Bailey, Toronto hockey star, remained in extreme danger after a game with the Boston Bruins. A sudden choking episode last night nearly killed him, with doctors at Boston City Hospital noting his life hung by a thread despite extraordinary care. NHL officials planned a meeting in Montreal to review responsibility for the incident.
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Boston
U.P
Irvin
Ace) Bailey
Toronto
Boston Bruins
Boston City Hospital
National Hockey League
Montreal
Boxing results from multiple UPI bouts in four cities
In Grand Rapids Wesley Ramey and Georgie Quackenbush won on points over Johnny Stroppa and Eddie Anderson respectively. In Toledo George Nichols drew with Harry English. Bill Nichy beat Eddie Jarvis. Mike Flaherty drew with Louie Haines. Carl Fasnaught defeated K O Miller. Kayo Morgan beat Frankie Jarr. In Hollywood Art Lasky stopped Andy Mitchell. Midget Martinez drew with Kid Jurado. Star Frisco stopped Judy Zuniga. In Newark Harry Jacobs outpointed Gene Campbell. Joe Biondi beat Johnny O Keefe. Rocky Stone defeated Kid Sixt.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Wesley Ramey
Johnny Stroppa
Winnipeg
Can
Georgie Quackenbush
Eddie Anderson
Detroit
Stanley Kranenberg
Harry Fine
Toledo
George Nichols
Buffalo
Harry English
Bill Nichy
Eddie Jarvis
Mike Flaherty
Louie Haines
Carl Fasnaught
K. O. Miller
Temperance
Kayo Morgan
Frankie Jarr
Terre Haute
Ind
Hollywood
Art Lasky
Minneapolis
Andy Mitchell
Long Beach
Cal
Midget Martinez
Drew
Kid Jurado
Star Frisco
Johnny O'Keefe
Garfield
N. J
Rocky Stone
Montclair
Kid Sixt
Boundbrook
Dayton Gridders Elect Quarterback for 1934 Captain
Elmer Zang of Columbus was chosen captain of the University of Dayton football team for 1934 at a testimonial dinner. He also was voted most valuable player after appearing in 550 of 600 minutes in his first full season. Twenty-eight Dayton players received monograms as the 1934 schedule was announced.
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Dayton
U.P
Elmer Zang
Columbus
University of Dayton
Zang
Athens Cagers in Long Scrimmage Ahead of New Boston
Athens High basketball coach Pete McKinley drilled the Bulldogs two hours in a scrimmage with Stewart High yesterday. All players scored, the starting five looked strong, and depth in the squad impressed observers as Athens eyes a successful season. Junior High showed promise, with Claude Chrisman guiding Gallipolis rivals.
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Pete” McKinley
Athens High
Boston
Stewart High School
Bulldog
Gallipolis
Bulldogs
Athens
Claude Chrisman
Stauffer
Littler
Chrisman
Ruth Leads American League In Bases on Balls
Babe Ruth of the New York Yankees drew 114 bases on balls to top the league. Mickey Cochrane and Max Bishop tied for second with 106. Jimmy Foxx led in runs batted in with 163 and also led in strikeouts with 93. The Yankees had the most walks at 700 as Philadelphia struck out most, 618.
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New York
Baber’ Ruth
New York Yankees
Ruth
Mickey Cochrane
Philadelphia
Detroit
Max Bishop
Athletics
Boston
Jimmy Foxx
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Chicago White Sox
Foxx
Joe Sewell
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago
Washington
Yankees
Wrestler Kilonis Triggers Brawl in Christmas Fund Bout
In Columbus the Greek wrestler Gent le John Kilonis from Dayton sparked a melee against Chief Chewchki of Oklahoma. Kilonis attacked with a metal stool then used scissors to cut Chewchki’s hair and a sack over the head. Referee was knocked out and Chewchki won by default after Kilonis fled.
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Columbus
U.2
John Kilonis
Dayton
Kilonis
Chewchki
Leo Alexander
Chenchki
Columbia Leaves for Coast Today
New York December 19. Columbia's football squad the first Rose Bowl delegation from New York departs at 3 40 p m for its clash with Stanford. The party includes 30 players five coaches two trainers alumni and newspapermen. The squad rests in Tucson for a week of practice before Pasadena with stopovers at St Louis Dallas and El Paso to ease muscle kinks Lou Little says the team is in mid season form and can win if good enough.
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New York
U.P
Columbia
Stanford
Tucson
Arizona
Pasadena
St. Louis
Dallas
el Paso
Lou Little
Georgetown to Host List of College Football Games this Fall
A schedule lists Ohio Wesleyan on October 12 plus games at Georgetown, Miami, Marshall, Canisius at Buffalo, John Carroll, Ohio U and Wittenberg with dates from October to November. The outline shows opponents across several regions and key matchups.
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Georgetown
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami
Marshall
Canisius
Buffalo
John Carroll
Ohio U
Wittenberg
George Nichols Draws With Harry English In Toledo Boxing Show
In Toledo on December 19 George Nichols former light heavyweight champion from Buffalo fought to a ten round draw with Harry English of Toledo. Referee George Lewis awarded the draw amid fan discontent as Nichols received the greater ovation. An eight round semi final saw Kayo Morgan of Toledo extend his win streak to 57 by defeating Frankie Jarr of Terre Haute. Other results include Billy Nichy of Buffalo KOing Eddie Jarvis of Detroit in one round and Carl Fasnaught of Toledo beating K O Miller of Temperance Michigan in four rounds.
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Toledo
George Nichols
Sandusky
Buffalo
N. Y
Harry English
Christmas Fund
George Lewis
Nichols
English
Kayo Morgan
Frankie Jarr
Terre Haute
Ind
Billy Nichy
Eddie Jarvis
Detroit
Carl Fasnaught
K. O. Miller
Temperance
Mich
Albany Ring Show Promises Two Wrestling Matches and Boxing Bout
Promoters at Albany announced a Thursday night card at the Albany Opera House with two wrestling matches and a six round boxing bout. Jack Featherston of Stewart will face Chuck Pyle of Athens in a long anticipated clash. The main event features Jack Domar of Huntington against Pete Zbyszko of Newark in a two hour wrestling match. Gypsy Joe Cnyder of Columbus meets Ray Dixon of Zanesville in a welterweight bout.
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Albany
Matt
Mat
Albany Opera House
Jack Featherston
Stewart
Chuck Pyle
Athens
Neck of the Woods
Domarin
Jack Domar
Huntington
Basketball Scores From Weekend Matches
Bucknell 31 Susquehanna 25 Evansville 50 Wittenberg 25 Maryland 29 Michigan 25 Princeton 37 Rutgers 26 Buffalo 34 Hobart 30 Butler 85 Pittsburgh 4 Carleton 29 Drake 24 Kansas State 24 Colorado 22 Syracuse 49 Toronto U 22.
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Bucknell
Susquehanna
Evansville
Wittenberg
Maryland
Michigan
Princeton
Rutgers
Buffalo
Hobart
Butler
Pittsburgh
Carleton
Drake
Kansas State
Colorado
Syracuse
Toronto U
Wrestling Results From Phoenix Columbus and New York
In Phoenix Jimmy Corrigan of Oakland beat Scotty Dawkins and Jack Hoynson defeated Rube Wright while in Columbus John Pesek drew with Hans Kampfer and Chief Chewecki won by default from John Kilonis and Eddie Belsah beat Jack Domar with Bobby Peares drawing Stacy Hall. In New York Don George drew with Jim Browning Vic Christie threw Pinto and Ernie Dusek beat Dean while Sonny Sennenberg wrestled a draw with Strangler Lewis and Rudy Dusek drew with Sam Cordovano.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Jimmy Corrigan
Oakland
Scotty Dawkins
Louisiana
Jack Hoynson
Salt Lake City
Rube Wright
Hollywood
Columbus
John Pesek
Ravenna
Neb
Hans Kampfer
Germany
Chief Chewecki
Oklahoma
John Kilonis
Dayton
Eddie Belshaw
Indiana
Jack Domar
New York
Don George
Buffalo
Jim Browning
Missouri
Vic Christie
California
Stanley Pinto
Nebraska
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
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Ay McLemore
Far West
Centure
Lou Aception
Sorew
Columbias
Lions
Vin
Columbith
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Cor
Pacific
Cardinals
South
Rock Garden
By Mitch
Bobcat
Wilmington College
Grover
Byham
Ed Byham
Don Fogelsong
Jim Russell
Bob Henry
Sammy Seigal
Roy George
John Trace
Bobcats
United Press
Dayton Gridders
By Ken Dunn
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RBI
SC Foxx
Gehrig
Simmons
Cronin
Kuhel Washington
Campbell Gehringer
Detroit Ag
Lazzeri
Higgins
Gary Cooper
Veronica Balte
Hollywode
Gary
Featherston and
Pyle
Sar
Coca Cola Bottling Works
Charleston
W. Va
Bobby Peares
Stacy Hall
United States
Canada
NEW York Central
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
Renner’s
Piel’s
F. J. Beasley Company
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