Hawaii football history and popularity in early days
In Honolulu and Hawaii, football grew from school leagues to university play, with figures like Percy Lacey describing a robust system. He notes widespread youth participation, 1000 organized teams, and a strong island tradition balancing with mainland college football.
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Honolulu
University of the
Ulu
Lacey
Hona
Hawaii
St. McKinney High School
Tellece
Mathe College
Io ‘Y
Notre Dame Sys- Lacey
South Bend
Boxers Hit Busy Ring Night Across Cities
A string of AP boxing results shows several fighters winning on points. Vince Dun-Wark beat Cleveland in New Jersey. Roy Lazer edged Ponca City in New Jersey. Maxie Nelson defeated Indianapolis. Orville Brouillard won over Indianapolis. Marcel Thil outpointed Jock McAvoy. Fred Ingham beat Cincinnati. Willier defeated Lewisville.
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Orville Brouillard
Indsor
Ont
Indianapolis
Marcel Thil
Jock McAvoy
Britain
Ingham
Eng
Fred- Cincinnati
Great Britain
Ville
al Ham
Deception Keys Ohio Wesleyan Play Against Ohio U Bobcats
Ray Detrick builds his Ohio Wesleyan basketball teams on deception a tactic praised by the coach who recalls facing Nat Holman. Ohio University aims to counter with possible guard changes as Grover prepares his Bobcats for the Wesleyan game in Aberdeen opposite Ohio Wesleyan.
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Ray Detrick
Ohio Wes
Ohio University
Bobcats
Detrick
Nat Holman
Holman
Apymond Odetrick
Clovis Stark
Columbus
Buckeye
Stark
Ohio Wesleyan
Cagers
B. T. Grover
Delaware
Denison
Grover
Bobcat
Miami
Perk Reichley
George May
Myron Burt
Reeves
Burt
Berens
Schmidt
Reichley
Beanie Berens Dominates State Scoring For Ohio University
Beanie Berens of Ohio University leads state scoring with 14 points per game over 11 contests as Reeves and Austing also reach century marks. Mount Union’s Schiltz posts 13.3 average, while Berens career totals reach 639 points across three varsity seasons amid high foul counts.
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Athens
Reeves
Bobcats
Miami
Austing
Cincinnati
Schiltz
Spark Plug
Mount Union
Ohio
Ohio University
Berens
English Athletic Coaches Earn Little Social Respect in Britain
A London dispatch notes that American football coaches in England live modestly and are socially unranked. It contrasts salaries and status with the U S and cites that British athletes call them coach though they avoid close social interaction, challenging the notion of campus prestige.
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London
England
British Move to End Rule Banning Films for Amateurs
New York reports that the British Lawn Tennis Association backs a plan to remove the rule prohibiting amateur players from receiving compensation for appearing in motion pictures. The measure, supported by the Czechoslovakian Association and endorsed by the BLTA, aims to ease Fred Perry's focus from pro tennis and film offers. Walter Merrill Hall of the USTA opposes the idea, skeptical it would pass a federation vote.
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New York
British Lawn Tennis Association
United States Lawn Tennis Association
B.L.T.A
Fred Perry
Australia
Perry
Crawford
Great Britain
Bill O'Brien
Bill Tilden
Blisworth Vines
Czechoslovakia
International Federation
Walter Merrill Hall
U.S.S.T.A
Hall
The
American Association
Third Olympic speed skater chosen in 5 000 meter tests
In Minneapolis on January 15 a third member of the United States speed skating team will be named after tonight’s 5 000 meter race. The winner joins Delbert Lamb of Milwaukee and Eddie Schroeder of Chicago, already selected from Sunday’s trials. The quartet will include two alternates for the 1936 Berlin Games. Schroeder, 1932 veteran, won the 1 500 meters in 2 33.6, while Lamb secured the 500 meter win and finished second in the long race.
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Minneapolis
Thir Membe
United States
Delbert Lamb
Milwaukee
Eddie Schroeder
Chicago
Berlin
Germany
Schroeder
Lamb
Columbus man leads field in Miami left-handers event
Everett G. Livesay president of the American Left Handers Golf Association from Columbus Ohio posts a 70 to top the first of two qualifying rounds for the Miami Biltmore left-handers tournament. The event continues into Wednesday with last year's winner among the contenders.
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Miami
Fla
Everett G. Livesay
Columbus
Ohio
American
Woman golfer Isabel Emmons dies at 35 in Columbus
Isabel Lord Alley Emmons, a leading Columbus woman golfer and former safety champion, dies at 35 after pneumonia. The obituary notes her prominence in the local golf scene and her prior championship status.
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Columbus
Isabel Lord Alley Emmons
Safete
Miller in Easy Victory Over Rogers in Europe
Freddy Miller of Cincinnati, hailed by the NBA as featherweight champion, extended his European campaign with a one-sided 12 round decision over Tommy Rogers in Birmingham. Miller controlled the action throughout as Rogers was driven across the ring repeatedly.
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Birmingham
Eng
Freddy Miller
Cincinnati
National Boxing Association
Tommy Rogers
Rogers
Iowa Keeps Big Ten Lead After Narrow Road Win
Iowa beat Minnesota 39 to 33 on the Minneapolis floor to extend its Western Conference lead. Purdue edged Northwestern 33 to 31 at Lafayette, Wisconsin routed Michigan 34 to 20 at Madison, while Illinois dropped to fourth after a 42 to 2 loss to Indiana in Bloomington. Indiana moved into fourth with two wins and one loss, trailing Purdue and Wisconsin.
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Chicao
Iowa
Iowa City
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Hawkeyes
Gophers
Purdue
Northwestern
LaFayette
Wisconsin
Michigan
Madison
Ilinois
Indiana
Bloomington
Hoosiers
Revolta Ghezzi Tie For Los Angeles Open Title
In Los Angeles John Revolta and Victor Ghezzi finished 72 holes tied at 285 forcing an 18 hole playoff to decide the Open title. MacDonald Smith placed third at 247 with Sarazen and Goggin tied for fourth at 285.
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Los Angeles
Golfdom
John Revolta
Victor Ghezzi
Links
Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Revolta
Milwaukee
Wis
MacDonald Smith
Gene Sarazen
Willie Goggin
Morton Smith
Harold MacSpaden
Charley Lacey
Floyd Farieh
Henry Picard
Jimmy Thompson
Paul Runyan
Olin Dutra
Commissioners of Racing Meet Today
Racing commissioners from several states gathered in Miami to codify state rules for thoroughbred racing. The group listened to trainers breeders and owners as they begin their annual convention with William H Cane of New Jersey set to present a preliminary code for debate. Proposals included changes to claiming rules the saliva test trainer qualifications apprentice jockey regulations and potential ban of the daily double.
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Miami
Fia
United States
National Association of State Racing Commissioners
William H. Cane
New Jersey
Strangler Lewis Overpowers Raines in Two Falls
In Cincinnati at the Friars Club Ed Strangler Lewis defeated Dick Raines of Texas in two straight falls. Lewis weighed 245 pounds while Raines weighed 238. Other results: Charley Strack 225 beat Everett Ribbins 215, and Fred Grubmeier 200 beat Hans Von Buesing 205 with both bouts ending in 16 minutes.
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Cincinnati
Ed ‘Strangler
Lewis
Dick Raines
Texas
Friars Club
Charley Strack
Beaton
Everett Ribbins
San Diego
Calif
Fred Grubmeier
Iowa
Hans von Buesing
Germany
Kilonis dominates Carpenter in Wheeling showdown
John Kilonis a 175 pound Greek from Dayton Ohio defeated Ray Carpenter 177 from Lancaster Ohio in 23 minutes last night in Wheeling. Silent Rattan 165 from Fort Worth Texas pinned Bobby Novak 19 from Columbus and Buddy Hefner 162 from Columbus beat Jack Rogers 162 of Cincinnati.
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Kilonis
Carpenter
Wheeling
W. Va
John Kilonis
Dayton
Ohio
Ray Carpenter
Lancaster
Rattan
Fort Worth
Texas
Bobby Novac
Columbus
Buddy Hefner
Jack Rogers
Cincinnati
Athens Bulldogs Face Jackson Five In Tonight's Game
Athens High Bulldogs host Jackson High quintet at the city high gym tonight after a quick 7 pm junior game between Athens reserves and Jackson reserves. If Athens plays as in the New Boston game they should win, while Jackson coached by Young is a tough foe and recently lost to Pomeroy.
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New Boston
Athens High Bulldogs
Jackson High
Jackson Five
Jackson
Pomeroy Five
Athens
Basketball Strategy Out-of-Bounds Play Diagram
A coach describes a play where X-1 inbounders while the team lines five feet behind the foul circle. X3 and X-4 feint then cut left toward the passer as X-2 uses screens to loop for the pass. X-5 then moves to swing behind to pull his defender away.
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X-4
X-2
X-5
Mount Union Cagers Set For Key Conference Week
Mount Union College basketball team sits atop the Ohio Conference with four straight wins. They face Wooster on Thursday and Otterbein on Saturday, riding a 10 game conference unbeaten streak and a 50 point per game scoring pace this week. Akron’s defeat by Baldwin Wallace boosted their title hopes.
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Mount Union College
Ohio
Mounters
Wooster
Otterbein
Westerville
Bob Right
Heidelberg
Kent State
Hiram
Case
Purple
Akron University
Baldwin- Wallace
Louis to fight March winner in Garden clash
New York fight fans will see Joe Louis in action March 2 at Madison Square Garden. Promoter Jimmy Johnston announced Louis will meet the winner of the Braddock versus Lasky bout on that date. Braddock and Lasky are set to settle their clash February 1 at the Garden.
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New York
Joe Louis
Detroit
Jimmy Johnston
Madison Square Garden
Louis
Jimmy Braddock
al Lasky
Braddock
Lasky
the Garden
Braves Lose Home Ground As Boston Race Dogs Chase Out
Boston’s oldest club the Braves are homeless after their lease on Braves Field was abrogated. Tom Yawkey owner of the Red Sox refused to share Fenway Park. Braves president Emil Fuchs lined up a dog racing license with the Boston Kennel Club seeking a new home.
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Boston Braves
Braves Field
Tom Yawkey
Red Sox
Fenway Park
Emil Fuchs
Braves
Boston Kennel Club, Inc
Miami
Arthur C. Wise
Commonwealth Real Estate Company
James E. Gaffney
Eddie Collins
Fuchs
Yawkey
Beery Glad Menjou Sad Over Barnum Museum Wreck Scene
The Barnum’s Museum set for The Mighty Barnum sequence shows 300 extras wrecking the exhibits. Beery and Menjou shield Janet Beecher as debris erupts. damage costs run into thousands. Director Walter Lang oversees the chaotic shoot. In a separate note on The County Chairman, George Ade’s play adaptation is praised for one costume throughout, noted by Strother Rogers.
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American Museum
Darryl F. Zanuck
20Th Century
Wallace Beery
Adolphe Menjou
Janet Beecher
Majestic Theater
Beery
Menjou
Janet
Walter Lang
Gene Fowler
Bess Meredyth
Sword Swallower
Cardiff
Bearded Lady
Miss Beecher
Lang
Fox Film Studio
Wi Rovers
George Ade
Ohio Theater
Sam Hellman
Gladys Lehman
Columbia and Dartmouth End Four-Year Gap With 1985 Series
Columbia announces a three year football pact with Dartmouth to resume annual games starting November 30 in New York. The 1934 meeting is set for November 7 in Hanover and the 1987 game will be in New York on a date to be decided later.
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Columbia
Dartmouth
Reynolds Benson
Hanover
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