Rambling barroom chatter and boxing notes amid town scene
In a jumble of barroom talk and old sports gossip, the scene shifts from Joe Walcott and McQuade to stadium tickets and umpire antics. Separate items note court actions against Ralph York for cruelty and a college football score update as the day’s fragments move through Red River country.
Ohio U. tops Wilmington 42 21 in season opener
Ohio University split in a revamped lineup to defeat Wilmington College 42 to 21. Berens led with 18 points as May and Herrick debuted strongly, while Reichley and Byham added pace and defense on a game where Ohio held Wilmington to only three first-half points.
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Wilmington College
Bobcats
Bliss College
Wilmington
Quakers
Jacoby
Ohio
Grover
Bill Schmidt
George May
Beanie Berens
Perk Reichley
Bob Herrick
May
Reichley
Ohio Quint
Berens
Shadel Saunders
Byham
Ed Byham
Se Gehmidt
Nvenenne
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C. Macnn
Henry
Seigel
Mewick
George G
Russell
Dee Nichols
Ee Bullen
Rulen
Irvin
Carnera to defend heavyweight title vs Loughran in Miami
Primo Carnera world heavyweight champion will defend his title in a 15 round bout on February 22 in Miami against former light heavyweight titleholder Tommy Loughran. The fight is announced by Colonel John Reed Kilpatrick of Madison Square Garden with Garden option through Oct 1, 1934. Carnera to receive about 40 percent of receipts and Loughran around 15 percent.
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Primo Carnera
Miami
Tommy Loughran
John Reed Kilpatrick
Madison Square Garden
Carnera
Billy Duffy
Louis Soresi
Garden
Primo
Loughran
Tommy
Italy
United States
Senators Lead League in Fielding as 1982 Season Ends
The Washington Senators posted a .979 fielding percentage to lead the American League and narrowly missed tying the 1981 Athletics record. Brown, Indians, and Tigers highlighted defensive stats with top marks in double plays, put-outs, assists, and no-errors by pitchers.
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New York
U.P
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Senators
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Joe Kuhel
Washington
Greenberg
St. Louis
Oscar Melillo
Max Bishop
Philadelphia
Willie Kamm
Cleveland
Frank Pytlak
Clint Brown
Wes Ferrell
Giants Victory Surprises Nation in 1933 Poll
The New York Giants top the United Press poll as the year's biggest surprise with 46 editors voting. They shocked baseball fans with a season-long fight to stay out front and crushed the Washington Senators in the World Series. Helen Jacobs and Notre Dame football also drew notable votes for major upsets and breakthroughs.
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Stuart Cameron
New York
U.P
New York Giants
United Press
Giants
Washington
Senators
Helen Jacobs
Helen Wills Moody
Jacobs
Notre Dame
Army
Columbia
Fred Perry
U. S
Stanford
Dartmouth
Iowa
Bill Bonthron
Jack Lovelock
Oregon State
Louisiana State
Maryland
Washington and Lee
Johnny Goodman
Miller Favored in Non-Title Bout at Arcadia Arena
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati, the NBA featherweight champion, meets Sammy Levine of Chicago in a 10 round non-title bout at Arcadia Arena tonight with Miller a 9-5 favorite.
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U.P
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
National Boxing Association
Sammy Levine
Arcadia Arena
Miller
McKinley to Name Starting Five Before Friday Clash
McKinley basket squad enters final two practices before facing New Boston Friday night in Athens. Coach Claude Chrisman’s Athens Junior High team will meet Shafer’s Newsies of Nelsonville as a preliminary exhibition, coached by L. V. Powell.
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New Boston
McKinley
New
Boston
Gallius
Claude Chrisman
Shafer
Newsies
Nelsonville
L. V. Powell
Greatest 1933 thrill combines Ott homer and Daytona chase
In a United Press poll sports editors choose Mel Otts homer in the 1933 World Series as a top thrill but recount a higher moment: Campbell racing a car along Daytona Beach at 290 miles an hour, nearly going on two wheels, then bluebird setting a new world speed record while the press watched.
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U.P
United Press
Mel Ott
Washington
Jack Russell
Mel
Giants
Senators
White House
John
Daytona Beach
Campbell
Crystal Beach
Bluebird
Ott
Homer
Xavier Stuns Kentucky Wesleyan 50 18 in Cincinnati
Xavier University defeated Kentucky Wesleyan 50 to 18 in Cincinnati. Xavier led 28 to 5 at halftime as John Wiethe hit seven field goals for the winners.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky Wesleyan
Xavier University
Xavier
John Wiethe
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