Opening Day Sets Lake Placid Winter Games Schedule
Winter Olympics open in Lake Placid with about 10 000 spectators as Governor Roosevelt declares the games officially open. U S entrants total 79 with Canada close behind. opening events include speed skating hockey and curling. Bob sled accident reports injuries to German competitors and no change in Albert Brehme’s condition. In New York, National League imposes fines for players talking to spectators or posing with cash customers and trims umpire staff to 10. League adopts 154 game schedule and 500 season passes. Wrigley memorial noted.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
United States
America
Canada
Lake Placid General Hospital
Albert Brehme
Mt. van Hoevenburg
York
John Heydler
Midwest
National
William J. Kiem
Charles Rigler
E. C. Quigley
Charles Moran
Charles Pfirman
John Reardon
Albert Stark
George Magerkurth
Charles Donnelly
George Karr
Heydie
Walter F. Carter
Brooklyn
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
National League
William Wrigley, Jr
Chicago Cubs
Phoenix
Buckeye Conference coaching moves and Art Smith golf note
The piece surveys upcoming Buckeye Conference coaching changes for next season including Miami University Cincinnati and Ohio Wesleyan plus Dana King Hing and Don Peden. It also highlights Art Smith at Fort Lauderdale CC posting strong golf scores and expected rise in attention.
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Buckeye
Miami Univrsity
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Athens
Dana King
Hing
Ohio U
Art
Fort Lauderdale Country Club
Cage results from multiple college games
The scoreboard lists numerous outcomes: Ohio Wesleyan 3% over Denison 31 in two overtimes. Mount Union 55 over Muskingum 33. Indiana 18 over Xavier 16. Wilmington 38 over Bluttton 23. West Liberty 43 over Salem 26. Davis Elkins 51 over Blufield 31. Pittsburgh 31 over Carnegie Tech 26. Georgia 41 over Clemson 26. Detroit 36 over DePaul 25. Carthage 39 over Western Teachers 30. Loyola 29 over James Millikin 26. Mount St Marys 24 over Western Maryland 13. Milwaukee Teachers 37 over Watertown 28. Mercer 52 over Howard 30. Indiana Central 33 over Ball Teachers 29. Iowa Wesleyan 27 over Parsons 26. Illinois College 30 over Eureka 27. Simpson 32 over Dubuque 27. Lawrence 82 over Beloit 24. Western State 63 over Hope 23. Allegheny 36 over Colgate 23. Georgia 41 over Clemson 26. Tufts 23 over Vermont 17. W and L 20 over North Carolina State 15.
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Denison
Mount Union
Muskingum
Indiana
Xavier
Wilmington
Bluttton
West Liberty
Salem
Davis-Elkins
Blufield
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Georgia
Clemson
Detroit
DePaul
Carthage
Western Teachers
Loyola
James Millikin
Mount St. Mary’s
Western Maryland
Milwaukee
Watertown
Iowa Wesleyan
Parsons
Illinois College
Eureka
Simpson
Dubuque
Lawrence
Beloit
Western State
Hope
Allegheny
Colgate
Mercer
Howard
Tufts
Vermont
W. and
North Carolina State
Draw favors neither Britain nor United States in 1932 Davis Cup
Paris February 3. The Davis Cup draw at the Elysee Palace assigns no advantage to interzone finalists United States and England. The U S plays Canada in the North American zone first round while England meets Romania in the European zone. play begins in May with interzone final and Paris challenge round in July.
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Paris
Elysee Palace
Paul Doumer
France
United States
England
Roland Garros
Romania
Canada
Mexico
Japan
Satohs
Bunny Austin
Fred Perry
Dwight Davis
Philippines
Doumer
Rene la Coste
Henri Cochet
Jean Borotra
Jacques Brugnon
Cochet
India
Cuba
Australia
Argentina
Uruguay
South Africa
Celtics Crush Dayton in Pro Basketball Showdown
Ft. Wayne Guards defeated the Cleveland Rosenblum Celtics 32 to 13 in a Tuesday night game here. Ft. Wayne led 15 to 7 at the half.
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Dayton
Ft. Wayne Guards
Cleveland Rosenblum Celtics
Ft. Wayne
Jersey City Skeeters face possible sale amid league meeting
The International League debated the Jersey City Skeeters financial woes at a special session in New York on February 3. Officials discussed potential league takeover, while the eight club presidents and press voters will award a 1000 dollar spirit prize and renew a one year Little World Series contract with the American Association as plans aim for a three league playoff including the Pacific Coast League.
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New York
Jersey City
International League Baseball
Skeeters
Sam Colacurio
American Association
Indoor women swimming titles set for Toledo Feb 20
The Ohio AAU indoor senior women's swimming championship will be contested at the Toledo Club pool on Saturday night, February 20.
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Toledo
U.P
Ohio A. A. U
Last Night’s Boxing Results Across Cities
Eddie Shea of Chicago stopped Paul Wangley in Minneapolis. Jim Gibbons of St. Paul defeated La Reine Udell in Minneapolis. Wes Bryant of Minneapolis KO’d Billy Leonard of Cleveland in Minneapolis. Manuel Pancho Villa, Mexican lightweight champion, beat Cecil Payne of Kentucky in Los Angeles. Frankie Bolt of Los Angeles KO’d Paul Medrano of Fresno in Fresno.
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Eddie Shea
Chicago
Paul Wangley
Jimmy Gibbons
St. Paul
la Reine Udell
Wes Bryant
Billy Leonard
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Manuel Pancho Villa
Cecil Payne
Kentucky
Fresno
Calif
Frankie Bolt
Paul Medrano
Schmidt coached teams emerge as championship forces
The article notes Francia A. Schmidt’s squads dominating their sections with five consecutive Southwest Conference basketball titles at Arkansas. It highlights Texas Christian University aiming for a second league crown in three seasons and describes a specific scoring play involving players numbered 1 through 4 as they execute a pass and drive sequence near the foul line.
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Arkansas
Texas Christian
Bishops Edge Denison In Double Overtime
Ohio Wesleyan climbs to second in Buckeye Conference with a 33 to 31 win over Denison in two overtimes at Delaware. Ginaven and Hendricks hit key free throws while Ray Scott led Denison with sustained scoring. DePauw remains in first place as Miami and OWU share second with four wins and two losses.
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Buckeye
Don Peden
Ohio
George Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Don
Bobcats
Ohio Grid
Bobcat
Gauthier
Peden
Athens
Delaware
Denison
Ray Scott
Howard Ginaven
Clarence Hendricks
Bishops
Miami
DePauw
Walker
Bowtt
Escrcuncenee
I Robbins
Rupe
Davies
B. F
Ginaven
Bolton
Hendricks
Dickinson
Bean
Duncan
Myerley
Milby
Bechtel
Wittenberg
Grover Eyes Tall Cats Lineup for Cincinnati Clash
Butch Grover pursues a taller Ohio University lineup ahead of Friday’s home game with Cincinnati Bearcats. If Vern Wolfe returns eligible after exams, OU would field a starting five near six feet, with Wolfe at guard and Harold Brown at center, Kepler Trace Saunders in the wings. Grover’s squad trains hard after a Muckingham scrimmage, aiming to rest Friday.
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Mitch Hat
Butch Grover
Butch
Ohio University
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Vern Wolfe
Wolfe
Harold Brown
Kepler
Trace
Shadel Saunders
Brown
Buffalo Bisons Face 1-0 Loss In IL Action
The Buffalo Bisons, leading the International Hockey League, fell 1-0 to third place London Tecumsehs in Cleveland. Windsor moved to fourth by beating the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 1. Cleveland manager Harry Holmes added Bernie Morris as coach and assistant.
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Buffalo Bisons
International Hockey League
London Tecumsehsa
Windsor
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cleveland Indiana
Harry Holmes
Bernie Morris
Holmes
McGraw and Johnson Clash On Ballplayers View
Henry McLemore reports Walter Johnson’s disagreement with John J. McGraw over managing style. Johnson recalls McGraw calling players dumb and insists managers should trust players to think. Johnson argues the Athletics and Yankees will dominate the American League east.
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John J. McGraw
Johnston
McGraw
Havana
Johnson
Washington
Walter
King Levinsky Tired Rejects Dempsey Bout
In Milwaukee and across the midwest Jack Dempsey seeks opponents for short exhibitions. King Levinsky, nursing fatigue from recent bouts, rejects an 85 000 offer for an 18 Feb Chicago date and baer may face Dempsey under various glove rules. Dempsey schedules include Roper and Fiverett in Milwaukee and Chratner in Cleveland.
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U.P
Middle-West
Jack Dempsey
Milwaukee
Dempsey
King Levinsky
Chicago
Levinsky
Paolino Usendun
Max Baer
Anett Hoffman
Baers
New York
San Francisco
Baer
Dempacy
Hoffman
Leonard Backs
Dack Roper
Buck Fiverett
Cleveland
K. O. Chratner
Kink Levincky
Flint
Mich
Tim Charles
Pat McLaughlin
Mansfield Relays Invite Set for April 23 Meet
All Ohio high schools are invited to the sixth annual Mansfield High School Relays to be held on Saturday April 23. The program features a five mile open amateur marathon. Salem High School, runner up in 1931, previously won the Mansfield Relays, with Mansfield dominating the event for the four years prior.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Max Schmeling Sharkey Title Bout Sign Articles Set
Officials and managers signed articles for the Max Schmeling versus Jack Sharkey heavyweight title fight to be held at Yankee Stadium on June 16. A $28,000 forfeit signaled good faith as Madison Square Garden promotions, with James Joy Johnston arranging the event, though no final plan on date or venue beyond Yankee Stadium was announced.
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Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Justice of the
Max Sch
Joe Jacobs
Lou Sharkey
Johnny Buckley Ant
New York State Athletic Sion
Yankee Stadium
Oath
Madison Square Garden Corporation
James Joy Johnston
Johnston
Garden
Jimmy
Schmeling
Sharkey
Lexington fighter stars in six bout card at Covington
In Covington Kentucky on February 8 Clyde Johns of Lexington Kentucky fought in an eight round preliminaries. Cincinnati flyweight Ace Hebe defeated Johns. Simimy Baltes of Covington drew with Fr eeno of Bellevue in eight. Kar Baker of Cincinnati beat Jack McDonald of Scotland in seven.
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Covington
Ace Hebe
Cincinnati
Clyde Johns
Lexington
Kentucky
Simimy Baltesger
Freeno
Bellevue
Aix
Kar
Baker
Jack McDonald
Scotland
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