Mitchs Vinsimgs Mitchs Vinsimgs
The article surveys major league prospects with the Dean brothers Paul and Dizzy as star outfielders for the Pirates and Paul Dinard considered a top pitcher. It notes wintering in Florida and plans to win about 40 games, while praising other boxing and sports figures and discussing state reserve football build up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Rickey
Pake Branc
Demon Dean
Paul
Dizzy
Waner
Lloyd
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brazy
Mickey
Dissy DY
Dean
Ouzy
NYU Coach How ard Cann Resigns Amid Reform Era
New York University publicly announced the resignation of football coach Howard G. Cann after a 2-7-1 season. Cann will remain basketball coach and director of physical training as NYU continues its reform era after ending Meehan’s traditional approach.
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New York
U.P
New York University
Lily White
Howard G. Cann
Cann
Sir Gallahad
N. ¥. U. Board of Athletic Control
Violet
Coaches Resignations List From 1933 Season
New York February 2. Some head football coaches resigned after the 1933 season. Names include Hunk Andersen Notre Dame, Sam Willaman Ohio State, Reggie Root Yale, Cliff Cannell Dartmouth, Chuck Collins North Carolina, Clip Smith North Carolina State, A Austin Tusie Lehigh, Swede Oberlander Wesleyan, John Harmon Boston University, Harry Gamage Kentucky, Clyde Littlefield Texas, Matty Bell Texas A&M, Carl Snavely Bucknell, Jack Meagher Rice Institute, Homer Norton Centenary, Elmer Layden Duquesne, Elmer Lampe Carleton College.
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New York
U.P
Tere
Heardy
Hunk) Andersen
Notre Dame
Sam Willaman
Ohio State
Reggie Root
Yale
Jackson J. Cannell
Dartmouth
Chuck Collins
North Carolina
John (Clipper) Smith
North Carolina State
A. Austin Tusie
Lehigh
Jame A
Big Week End For Pomeroy Bend Quintets
Pomeroy Middleport and Racine return to action with Friday and Saturday games. Tonight’s main card is Pomeroy Panthers vs Middleport Yellow Jackets, featuring a sharp girls game in prelims. Racine plays Harrisonville tonight and Cadmus Saturday while Yellow Jackets visit Jackson. Panthers go to Lancaster to face Marys outfit as St Marys lads push a long win streak.
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Pomeroy
Middleport
Racine
Pomeroy Panthers
Middleport Yellow Jackets
Racine Cagers
Harrisonville
Cadmus
Yellow Jackets
Jackson
Panthers
Lancaster
Mary's
St. Mary's
Canzoneri Favored Over Locatelli in MSG Return Bout
Tony Canzoneri a 9 to 5 favorite to beat Cleto Locatelli of Italy in a postponed 12 round lightweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Locatelli upset Canzoneri in their prior U S fight last month, and will seek a title shot versus Barney Ross if victorious.
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New York
Tony Cansoneri
Cleto Locatelli
Italy
Europe
Madison Square Garden
Canzoneri
Locatelli
the Garden
Jackie Kidberg
England
Barney Ross
Hollister and J-T Teams Set for Saturday Basketball
Hollister High girls and boys teams travel to Jacksonville Trimble High for a doubleheader at the J-T gym Saturday night. Hollister boys beat J-T earlier. J-T girls edged Hollister in a close previous bout. a large student and community crowd is expected.
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Glouster
Hollister High School
Jacksonville- Trimble High
J-T
Hollister Boys
J-T Girls
Hollister Girls
College basketball scores from several games
Ohio Wesleyan led Denison 30 to 25 while Wooster defeated Ashland 42 to 37. Toledo St. Johns beat Detroit Tech 9 to 11. Georgetown beat Coftembua County Kentucky and Alabama tied Virginia 43 to 2 with Davidson.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Denison
Wooster
Ashland
Toledo St
Kentucky
Alabama
Virginia
Davidson
Five Champs Crowned In Legion Gloves Tourney Finals
Five champions were crowned at the American Legion Golden Gloves district finals held at the Armory. Winners entering the regional with Portsmouth and Lancaster opponents were Vernon Huggins Athens bantamweight Malcolm Jackson Gallipolis lightweight Frank Johnson Nelsonville welterweight Eldon Mahaffey Athens middleweight and Harry Johnson Pomeroy light heavyweight. Frank Johnson won two bouts, defeating Joe Fox and Joe Stanley to take the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Armory
Portsmouth
Lancaster Scrappers
Vernon Huggins
Athens
Malcolm Jackson
Gallipolis
Frank Johnson
Nelsonville
Eldon Mahaffey
Harry Johnson
Pomeroy
Joe Fox
Joe Stanley
Johnson
Huggins
Nyal Borden
Gal Npolis
Borden
Hed Huggins
Edwin Greene
Albany
Greene
Wesleyan Defeats Baptists 30 to 23 in Tight Conference Clash
Ohio Wesleyan topped Denison 71 to blue in a rough game here last night. Wesleyan stretched a 13 to 0 halftime lead as Fred Robbins led Denison with 11 points while Don Mewhart paced Wesleyan with eight. Stammiler Stark and Tales fouled out in the final eight minutes. Clarence Hendricks missed the game with a knee injury.
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Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Denison W
Wesleyan
Denison
Stammiler
Stark
Tales
Fred Robbins
Don Mewhart
Toledo
Clarence Hendricks
Wittenberg
Players Injured After Cage Game in Cleveland
Two K-W Drugs players were badly beaten by disgruntled spectators after a municipal Class B basketball game against the 16th Ward Democrats at Portland-Outhwaite center. Howard Pierce and Al Baines of K-W were assaulted as they left the locker room. cars outside were damaged during the melee.
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Cleveland
16Th Ward
Portland-Outhwaite
Howard Pierce
al Baines
K-W
Fight Results Show Mixed Decisive Wins Across Cities
In Minneapolis Jackkie Sharkey, 180, defeated Wayne Short, 126, with Sherrald Kennard, 148, defeating Jack Libbett, 144. In Chicago Sally Dukelsky defeated Kari Ogren, Chicago middleweights, while Bobby O Dowd of Sioux City, 118, beat Lenny Cohen, Chicago, 114.
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Minneapolis
Jackkie Sharkey
Wayne Short
St. Paul
Sherrald Kennard
Fargo
N. D
Jack Libgett
Chicago
Sally Dukelsky
Kari Ogren
Bobby O’dowd
Sioux Ity
Lenny Cohen
Hicago
Ashland College Names 1934 Football Captain
Albert Carothers of Lewiston Pennsylvania, tackle, has been chosen captain of the 1934 Ashland College football team.
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Ashland
U.P
Albert Carothers
Lewiston
Denison names Tom Ferguson 194 season captain
Granville Ohio February 2 Tom Ferguson of Akron elected captain for Denison University football team. He played center for the first two years and now leads the 194 season squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville
Tom Ferguson
Akron
Denison University
Marietta Tigers Tangle With Athens In Big Night
Marietta High School hosts Athens tonight in a pursuit of a 11th straight win as the Tigers bring four lettermen and a 10-0 record into the clash. Athens counters with McKinley’s likely starting five and a junior varsity preliminaries featuring Marietta Junior High before the Marietta College field house tip off at 6:30.
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Pete McKinley
Athens
Ohio
Marietta Tigers
Tigers
Columbus Bast
Cailsrcothe
Lancaster
Greenfield
Nelsonville
Marietta
Greyhounds
Bulldogs
Frank Button
Dover
Ue Vaune
McKinley
Gallipolis
Preston
Tribe
Haruman
Speier
Entwistie
McPeek
Stak
Merietta
Imme
Immei
Hiener
Heiner
Whiting
Marietta Junior High
Marietta College
Capital University
Ohio U Relays Get Approval for Five Meets
The Ohio High School Athletic Association approved five track and field meets besides the state elimination events. Scheduled dates include March 4 at the University of Toledo indoor meet, April 2 Mansfield High School relays, May 5 Ohio Wesleyan University relays, May 5 Ohio University relays, and Mentor relays. District finals run May 4-5 and May 11-12, with the state finals at Columbus on May 14.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio High School Athletic Association
University of Toledo
Mansfield High School
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio University
Mentor
Millrose Games Attract 16 000 Fans In MSG Show
New York February 2 A capacity crowd over 16000 is expected at Madison Square Garden for tomorrow nights Millrose Games. The event features every AAU outdoor track champion from 100 to 10000 meters plus champions in hurdles steeplechase vaulting and jumping and most indoor titleholders.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
A A. U
Miller Interested in St Xavier Coach Job
Notre Dame Four Horsemen star Don Miller said he could accept a fall term coaching post at St. Xavier High School in Louisville Kentucky if terms suit him. He would remain in his current law practice for the rest of the year and would not leave for the full school year.
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Cleveland
U.2
Don Miller
Notre Dame
Four Horsemen
Ohio State
St. Xavier High School
Louisville
Wooster Beats Ashland In Conference Clash
Wooster College overcame an early Ashland lead to win 42 to 37 in an Ohio Conference basketball game. Willett and Sekerak sparked the second half with long shots as Wooster moved to fifth place while Ashland dropped to sixth. Willett scored 17 and Shafter 14 for Ashland.
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Ashland
Wooster College
Ashland College
Wooster
Willett
Sekerak
Shafter
Bantams to Meet Mansfield for Annual O H Bantam Meet
February meeting of the Ohio Bantam weight Football Association set for Feb 11 in Mansfield to consider applications for membership and changes.
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Bantams
Mansfield
U.P
Ohio Bantamweight Football Association
Buck Matmen Lose to Illinois in Columbus
Ohio University wrestling team fell to Illinois 15 to 11 in Columbus as Buckeyes struggled on the mat. Illinois earned key wins in the meet held February 2, with Ohio State showing competitive effort from its lineup.
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Buck Matmen
Columbus
Ohio
University'a
University of Ilinois
Cox Leads Agua Caliente Golf Championship Mid-Tournament
Brooklyn pro Cox clings to a two stroke edge at Agua Caliente as the $7,500 classic moves into its third round. Paul Bunyan and Willie Hunter chase two back while Horton Smith and Bill Menhthorn sit two behind the leaders amid wide field scores.
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Agua Caliente
Mex
U.P
Witty Cox
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cox
Paul Bunyan
White Plains
N.Y
Tithiet
Willie Hunter
Los Angeles
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Ili
Bill Menhthorn
Louisville
Own Dutra
Santa Monica
Dhek Gherzi
Rumson, N. J
Ohio Bedside film thrives on Maynard medical spoof at Ohio
Ken Maynard stars in Bedside at the Ohio as a masquerading doctor amid dramatic nurses Jean Muir and Kathryn Sergava. Warren William shines, with Donald Meek and Henry ONeill in key roles. the mix of romance and satire promises engaging cinema for local patrons. Also at Majestic, Bancroft stars in Blood Money, a thriller about a political fixer, with an ensemble including Frances Dee and Judith Anderson. Ken Maynard headlines Court Theater’s King of the Arena, celebrating the cowboy star’s authenticity and range as a premier Western figure expected to ride again before long.
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Ohio
Warren Williams
Jean Muir
Donald Meek
William
Allen Jenkins
Henry O'Neill
Dan Landau
Renee Whitney
Walter Walker
Philip Reed
Phillip Faversham
Earle Foxe
Marjorie Lytel
Majestic Theater
Bancroft
Joseph M. Redenck
Darryl F. Zanuck
United
Bailey
Huby
Elaine Talbert
Ruby
Drury
Elaine
Ken Maynard
Court
Wrestling Results From New York Milwaukee and Saint Paul
In New York Dick Sbhikat of Germany defeated Beatty McDougall of Canada while Emil Dusek from Omaha tied Ernest Zeller of Indiana. Milwaukee match saw Joe Savoldi of Three Oaks defeat Jack White of Milwaukee with 42 and a draw between Joe Malice and Everett Mar shell from Denver. At Saint Paul Hans Steinke of New York defeated Mike Brendell of St. Louis with 2.15 and Raudette Minnesota faced Matros Kirilenko of Russia to a draw. Babe Carnera of Des Moines beat Frank Topaz of Minneapolis.
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New York
Dick Sbhikat
Germany
Beatty McDougall
Canada
Emil Dusek
Omaha
Drew
Ernest Zeller
Indiana
Milwaukee
Joe Savoldi
Three Oaks
Mick
Jack White
Joe Malicewies
Utica
N. Y
Everett Marshell
Denver
Milo Steinborn
Karl Davis
Columbus
BT. Paul
Hans Steinke
Mike Brendell
St. Louis
Con Olwon
Raudette
Minn
Matros Kirilenko
Russia
Babe Carnera
Des Moines
Frank Topaz
Minneapolis
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Mitch
California
Bears
Max Baer
Jack Dempsey
Max
Jack Sharkey
Lars Firpe
Georges Carpentier
Butch Grover
Western Reserve
Sam Vaman
Sam
State
Reserve
Ett
Violets
Geth
Simon Pures
Jack Cuddy
East
South
American Coaches Association
N.Y. U
Dancebainum’s
Hidens Home Telephone Co
Joan Radtkin
Floretta D. McCutcheon
Pomeroy Bend
Hollister
Marietta Quint
Manmappey Coris
Machaffey
Ralph Brown
James Wood
Wood
Baptists
Pioneer City Five
By Ken Dunn
U. Relays
Millrose Games
Holse
Miller
Craig Wood
George HW. Beale
Liwal
No J
Abe Ke- Pihora
Jimmy Thomson
Long Beach
Tom Creavy
Juliue Ackerbloom
Met Springs Ark
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Tops Amatel Hs
Art Bel
Honolulu
Ler Cun Baker
Portland
Tore Ageaimet Makore
Scomis We
Wifly Con
Ate
Paul Runyan
White Plaines
Low Angeles
Gek Park
Oltim Dutra
Billenthorn
Lowteville
Dick Gheezi
Rumson
N. J
Deal
Abe Expinesa
Tangy Beach
Thtan Kertes
Densmore To
Miami
George van Bim
Angeles
Joe Kirkwood
The
Warren William
Paul Munr
Kathryn Sergava
Mordkin
Miss Muir
Miss Sergava
Majestic
Bil Balky
George Bancroft
M Just
Cowboy
King of the
Texas
Mexico
Madero Ranch
Lone Star State
Tarzan
Maynard
Tomote
ARENA
Oswald
Secaust
Molly Picon
Aynor
Lionel Barrymore
Comerts
Carton
Darryl Fr. Zanuck
Chandler Iudt
TM Anderson Blostom Seeley Beceem
Thee United Arte
Srawford
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