Red headed coach Carlisle linked to Ohio football history
The text links a red headed figure to Ohio University teams and Piqua status, noting past roles as basketball coach in Piqua and as a grid mentor. It mentions Wertz as head coach with prior duties and a schedule featuring 18 games against Dayton Steele Fairmont and Xenia, reflecting early Buckeye era football history.
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Clark Gadsiel
Logan
Piqua
Dayton
Ohio
Bobcats
Buckeye
Red
Wertz
Gams
Dayton Steele
Fairmont
Xenia G
Gabbe
Kepler-to-Gabriel
Bobcats Hit Holiday Road Trip to Five Pro Opponents
Butch Grover’s Bobcat Bucketeers take a holiday road swing starting Jan. 2 after two New Year’s Day practices. They face Cumberland All-stars, Coshocton, Canton charity game, Goodyear at Akron, and Newark Pure Oil, with lineup tweaks possible including Schmidt back at guard and Byham at forward.
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Butch Grover
Bobcat Bucketeers
Bobcats
Cumberland
Coshocton
Canton
Goodyear
Akron
Newark Pure Oil Five
Grover
Wilmington College
Quakers
Buckeye
Ohio Wesleyan
Wilmington
Bill Schmidt
Ed Byham
Schmidt
Westrope Aims for 300th Winning Mount in Year
Westrope rides Hime Chehalis at Epsom Downs to make his 299th win this year. The Mottana boy weighs 92 pounds and seeks to become the first American jockey in 25 years to reach 300 victories in a single season. Only powers and Miller have previously exceeded 300 in a year.
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Chicago
Jack Westrope
Westrope
Hime Chehalis
Epsom Downs
Houston
Tex
V. Powers
Walter Miller
Powers
G. Garner
Ivan Parke
Hardy
Johnny Gilbert
Billiard Title Fight Reaches Final Match
In Chicago the world pocket billiard championship reaches its final game between Erwin Rudolph of Cleveland and Andrew Ponzi of Philadelphia. Rudolph tied Ponzi for first after beating Jimmy Caras of Wilmington 125 to 39 in 10 innings, leaving Caras in a three way tie for second.
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Chicago
U.A
Erwin Rudolph
Cleveland
Andrew Ponzi
Philadelphia
Rudolph
Ponzi
Jimmy Caras
Wilmington
Del
Caras
Ralph Greenleaf
Bailey Battles Odds to Survive Boston Injury
Irvin Ace Bailey, the Toronto hockey star, remained in critical condition with skull and brain injuries from the December 12 game against the Boston Bruins. Doctors, once pessimistic, reported his survival now has at least even odds as of December 21.
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Boston
U.P
Irvin
Ace
Eastern football squad heads to coast for charity game
The eastern football team and coaches Andy Kerr of Colgate and Dick Hanley of Northwestern left Dyche Stadium Evanston after a brief workout to travel to San Francisco for the East-West charity game on January 1.
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Chicago
U.P
San Francisco
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Dyche Stadium
Evanston
Crisler Best Coach of Year in 1933 Poll
Herbert O. Fritz Crisler directed Princeton to an undefeated nine game season and earned the United Press vote as the finest coaching job of 1933. Stanford’s Tiny Thornhill finished second in voting, with a three way tie for third among Bill Terry Gar Davidson and Ossie Salem.
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New York
U.P
Herbert O
Fritz
Crisler
Princeton Tigers
Midwest
Princeton
United Press Sports
Bill Terry
N. ¥. Giants
Gar Davidson
Army
Ossie Salem
Thornhill
Davidson
Salem
Ten Months Needed for Yachting Preparations
New York dispatch notes editors from baseball polo tennis and cooking will shift to yachting duties for the defense of the America's Cup about ten months away. The piece jokes about spy glass technique nautical terms and Newport climate forcing editors to adapt quickly. It mentions misread nautical jargon and a cold Newport environment with lorgnettes and stiff attire.
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New York
U.R
Yellowstone Park
Chickamauga Ridge
Newport
Miller Hands Youth Beating in Non-Title Bout
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati defeated Sammy Levine of Chicago in a 10 round non-title featherweight bout. Miller opened with a rush dropping Levine twice in round one, another knockdown in round three, then dominated the late rounds with measured boxing and points advantage.
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Chicago
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Sammy Levine
Miller
Levine
Grove Best Hurler in Loop
Boston bought Lefty Grove for about 125000 and he delivered the league’s best pitching this season. He pitched 275 innings in 45 games, won 24 with eight losses, and posted a .750 winning percentage tying for fourth. He completed 21 of 28 starts and shut out the Yankees twice, ending their scoring streak.
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Red Sox
New York
Boston Red Sox
Robert Moses
Lefty
Grove
Fuese
van Atta
Yankees
van Aike
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