Bobcats Begin Prep for Michigan State Game
NSEs Ohio University basketball squad under Coach Butch Grover held a two hour practice Monday after regaining form from a layoff. Ten players listed but nine may stay with the team. Mills and Saunders show notable shifts as lineup predictions form for the Michigan State clash in East Lansing and a three game trip to Toledo and Wilmington.
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NSE
Ohio Univer
Ne ‘3
Michigan State
East Lan Jar
Michigan
Butch Grover
Butch
Oy Mille
Youngstown
Bobcats
Foruna
John ‘Trace Ost
Re Lovkeap van
East Lansing
Toledo
Toledo University
Bobcata
Wilmington
Derby Date Set May 7 at Churchill Downs
May 7, 1932, Derby at Churchill Downs, a week before the Preakness, first time in years the Derby precedes the Preakness. Churchill Downs spring meeting runs Apr 30 to May 21. Latonia and Lexington did not request dates. Chances are added money for state races remains unchanged. Col. Matt J. Winn expects a successful meeting.
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Eeetor
the Downs
Thistlethwaite Resigns Post At Wisconsin
Glenn F. Thistlethwaite resigns after five seasons as Wisconsin football coach amid rising criticism and a state legislature inquiry into athletics. He told the athletic council the move allows full action by the council in university reorganization. He had joined from Northwestern in 1927 after success at Dale Park High School.
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University of Winvoneia
Glenn F. Thistlethwaite
Thistlethwaite
University Athletic Council
George Little
Wisconsin
Little
Athletic Council
Wisconsin Athletics
State Jegislature
Northwestern University
Dale Park
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Beeses
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Dec
U.P
Ohio harness racing stewards meet to schedule 1932
Officials will convene in Urbana on January 20 to finalize the 1932 harness racing schedule and review requests for additional meets at Springfield, Troy, Zanesville, Van Wert and Lebanon. The season is expected to start in the last week of May with members including Elyria, Mansfield, Urbana, Marion, Greenville, North Randall of Cleveland, and Toledo.
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U,re-Ohio
Springfield
Troy
Zanesville
van Wert
Lebanon
Elyria
Mansfield
Marion
Greenville
North Randall
Cleveland
Toledo
First hole in one by G M Barton at Sunningdale Golf
G M Barton achieved the first hole in one of December with a tee shot on the 11th at Sunningdale Golf Course. Unseasonably warm weather has made winter golf possible in Toledo.
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Toledo
G. M. Barton
Suwithis
Sunningdale
Last Night’s Fight Results Across Cities
Boxing results from Chicago New Lenox Sporting Club and Jamaica Arena show Buck Everett defeating Jack Roper while Dick Aish beats Billy Morgan by decision. Other bouts include Sammy Levine, Al Suttle, and Joe Novello securing wins, with several knockouts and stoppages noted across New York and surrounding venues.
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Chicago
Buck Everett
Gary
Ind
Jack Roper
Louisiana
Dick Aish
Billy Morgan
Loulaville
Billy Freeman
Billy Gladstone
Young Scuickley
Hewanee
Leo Bruce
Sammy Levine
Joey Bosak
Roseland
al Suttle
Kid Stanley
New Lenox Sporting Club
New York
Jackie Goldfarb
Vic Morosco
Bobby Lattimore
Baltimore
Paul Schaffara
Joe Ga
Joe Novello
Rudy Sanchez
Cuba
Refuses to Agree to Mickey Max Fight in Miami
Promoter Jack Kearns blocks negotiations for the Schmeling Walker heavyweight title bout proposed for Miami in February. He demands Chicago or Los Angeles as sites and a proper guarantee and percentage for Walker. Nassau and the National Boxing Association warn Schmeling’s title would be forfeited if the fight occurs in Florida. Indications point to Chicago hosting the bout later, likely at the Chicago Stadium in March.
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George Kirkley Hicago
U.P
Jack Kearns
Max Schmeling
Mickey Walker
New Jersey
Miami
Fla
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Walker
Chicago
Los Angeles
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Florida
Ballyhoen
Rowan
Schmeling
National Boxing Association
New York Commission
John V. Cunnin
High School Board Members Selected in Ohio Election
The Ohio High School Athletic Association board election results by district were announced. Evan L. Mxhaffey of Columbus won a two year term in the Central District, A. A. Burskey of McDonald captured a three year term for the Eastern District, and other district winners included W. G. Banner of Cleveland for two years, C. H. Carson of Ironton for three years, J. E. Bohn of Ashland re-elected for three years, A. M. Callon of Lebanon for three years, and Frank W. McGuire of Toronto elected to fill the Eastern District vacancy after Samuel Shimp of Chrichaville failed to be re-elected.
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Columbus
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Central
Evan L. Mxhaffey
Seastern
A. A. Burskey
McDonald
BE. L. Bailey
Blyth
W. G. Banner
Cleveland
C. EH. Carson
Ironton
Wayne Lutz
Gallipolis
H. L. Holter
Wellston
J. E. Bohn
Ashland
A. M. Callon
Lebanon
C. M. Sims
Piqua
Samuel Shimp
Chrichaville
Frank W. McGuire
Toronto
Tigers Open Jan 7 Versus Battery E
The Athens Tigers begin their basketball schedule January 7 at the Athena Armory against Battery E. The tentative slate includes McArthur Amesville Chauncey Nelson Memoriam of Columbus Cherry Loafers Corsing Western Cubs Columbus and the Friendly Five of Logan. The team seeks additional games with Cooleville Stewart Murray City Nelsonville and Giouster in southern Ohio, with forged contact details provided.
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Athens Tigers
Battery E
Athena Armory
Tigers
McArthur
Amesville
Chauncey
Nelson Memoriam
Columbus
Cherry Loafers
Corsing
Western Cubs
Friendly
Logan
Cooleville
Stewart
Murray City
Nelsonville
Giouster
Ohio
Forgates
Meanwell Builds Taller Badger Line for New Season
Wisconsin basketball faces a tall Meanwell era with a mix of veterans and sophomores. Captain Marvin Steen and guards Charing Steinmersdz and Doug Nelson return, while center prospects include Roy Oakes and four sophomores. Wisconsin defeated BYU in a preliminary game and beat Pittsburgh 30 to 29 before starting conference play against Northwestern at Fryanston on January 4.
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John B. Miller Toago
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Wisconsin
Walter B. Meanwell
Little Doctor
Egfect
Madger
Chicago
Glanta
Alow
Meanwell
Apason
Badgers
Jeltermen
Marvin Steen
Bowlling Green
Bobby Poser
Columbus
Russ Tor‘nowske
Patch Grove
Doug Nelson
Madison
Charing Steinmers Dz
Milwaukee
Roy Oakes
Aurora
IHL
Chat Suing
Eil Bloning
Tulsa
Ray Wiehman
Barrington
Dit
Ken Rychman
Waukegan
Gerald Bt. Peter
New Richmond
Bert Smith
Richland Center
Richard Heaussman
Waupun
Brigham Young University
Rocky Mountain
Pittsburgh
Marquette University
Maryland
Northwestern
Fryanston
Boston Girl Triumphs at National Figure Skating Championship
Boston skater Maribal Y. Vinson won the national figure skating title at Madison Square Garden. Roger F. Turner of Boston captured the men’s championship, while Beatrix Loughran and Sherwin O. Badger of New York took doubles honors. The Olympic committee noted Turner’s pending U.S. team inclusion and listed other top finishers and likely team members.
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New York
Boston
Maribal Y. Vinnon
Madison Square Garden
Roger F. Turner
Flea Beatrix Loughran
Sherwin O. Badger
Olympic Committee
Turner
United States
Louise Waixel
Buffalo
Frederick Secord
Jemea L. Madden
Gail Borden
Walter Langer
Cage Results From United Press A Mixed College Meet
Geneva defeated St Thomas 40 to 18. John Marehall top score with 40 in a meet including Columbus K C ap Utah Aggies 32 USSA 20 and California 38 Athens Club Oakland 28 Oregon State 28 SF Olympic Club 26 Santa Clara 22 Chicago State 17.
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United Press
Geneva
St.Thomas
John Marehall
Columbus K. C
Utah Aggies
University of Calif
Athens Club
Oakland
Oregon State
San Francisco Olympic Club
Santa Clara University
Chicago State
Ohio Checker Stars Convene At Columbus
Ohio checker champions gather in Columbus for preliminaries of the state championship. Notables include Dad Ogievee of Cumberland and several top players from Oberlin, Cambridge, and Columbus as they select eight finalists for the title with the event running through Thursday. Ohio State Checker Association officers were elected in Columbus with plans for next year’s meeting in Sandusky.
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Ralth Tratsorth
Columbus
Deo
Ohio
Checkers
Sonia
Thomas
Ingat Prt
Teo
Rev. G. A. Lawrence
Oberlin
H. T. Walters
Cambridge
Guy H. Garwood
Columbia Station
Henderson Opgreves
Cumberland
Guy Shaffar
Astland
H. W. Huteneason
Dexter City
Harry BR. Bell
Fred &Simaon
Tec Edmondson
H. c. Groat
Ira GM
RB. BR
Games Wanted for Chillicothe Tigers at Athens
The Chillicothe Tigers seek opponents for games at their home floor in Athens. Contact Raymond C. England at 269 Main Street, Chillicothe, to arrange bookings.
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Chillicothe Tigers
At Ground
Athens
Raymond C
England
H. Main
Chillcothé
Sports editing now demands more than runs and touchdowns
A column mocks the evolving demands on sports editors, noting editors once tracked standard stats and scores but now juggle a wider world of games. It riffs on coverage duties, program details, and the challenge of interpreting diverse activities from chess to yachting, with playful references to editors and figures.
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Sporting Hla
Henry McLemore
Sporting Editors
Aporin
Wty
Averipa
New York
Cash Offered for Name of Movie Actress
A sensational notice offers $750 in cash for the name of a movie actress. Read like a vintage publicity stunt, it invites submissions of suitable names with a quick deadline and promises a prize to the winner. The piece imitates a promotional blitz, referencing Hollywood and industry names amid a chaotic OCR fragment.
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Hollywood
Matis
Saya
Aher
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