Standout rookies and a busy season outlook across teams
The article surveys rookie talent across the National League, naming players like Dean, Delan, Stainback, Kampouris, Galan, and Davis as potential breakout stars. It notes Giants, Dodgers, Pirates, Phillies, Cubs, and Braves as having notable newcomers with future impact, while predicting ongoing competition for regular roles and position battles.
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Weintraub
Giompson
Braves
Chapman
Dodgstainback
Cubs
Pave
Chiorza
Phillies
Dodgers
Kampouris Galan
Jsagetto
Pirates
Phil Cavaretta
Giants
Gus
Paul Dean
DeLanou
Jimmy 5
Philadelphia
Young
Kampouris
Grimm
Lee At
Stainback
New Guards To Start in Marshall Go New Guards To Start
Ohio University reshuffles its guard lineup for a Buckeye Conference game against Marshall College. Beanie Berens Myron Burt and Bill Reeves remain in the starting five with George May and George Doll added to replace Burt and shift positions. Grover stressed stronger guard defense and center-tip control after the Wesleyan defeat, noting Ohio’s 50 percent ball retention on center jumps and weak rebounding off the bankboards. Marshall, playing at home in Huntington, carries a higher scoring pace and hosts a hungry Bobcat squad seeking revenge and better effort on both ends.
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B. T. Grover
Ohio University
Bobcats
Buckeye
Marshall College
Beanie Berens
Myron Burt
Bill Reeves
George May
Letterman
George Doll
May
Burt
Doll
Ohio Wesleyan
Grover
Reichley
Schmidt
Prech
McAdams
Ohio
Wesleyan
Berens
Clovis Stark
Bishop
Bishops
Reeves
Marshall
Marshall Five
Huntington
Herd
Intramural Contests At Rufus Putnam School
The All-Star team led by captain Francis McHarg beat the Blue Eagles 8 to 3 Tuesday. Blue Bird team under Lois Sickles defeated the Dragons 8 to 2. Thursday night the Blue Eagles beat the Bull Dogs 4 to 0 and Red Cats led by Betty Henderson defeated the Blue Birds 7 to 6. Wednesday game postponed by rain. championship plans involve Rufus Putnam and East Side School teams.
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Rufus Putnam Training School
Francis McHarg
Blue Eagles
Fred Rosser
Blue Bird
Lois Sickles
Dragons
Charlotte DeMolet
Bull Dogs
Bill Poling
Red Cats
Wrestling course boosts Cedar Falls co eds in mat sport
Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls offers wrestling instruction for women under Paul Bender. Dorothy Jean Peterson and Helen Kurtz demonstrate necking techniques in a featured bout as part of the program.
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Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Paul Bender
Dorothy Jean Peterson
Helen Kurtz
Cavalcade Returns in Style for Santa Anita Handicap
In Los Angeles on January 18, Cavalcade, the four year old ownership of Mrs. Dodge Sloane, arrived amid a warm reception as anticipation builds for the Santa Anita $100,000 Handicap on February 2. Twenty Grand and other top nominees remain strong contenders despite reports of lameness. Cavalcade covered a mile in 1:40 1-5 with Silvio Coucel aboard, reinforcing favoritism after a record season.
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Los Angeles
Santa Anita
Cavalcade
Santa Anita Park
Equipoise Statesman
Basketball Strategy Pivot Pass Play Diagram
An out-of-bounds and pivot sequence shows X-1 outside with ball while X-2 moves in. X-3 and X-4 cross and set sharp cuts around X-2 to draw their guards into conflict before X-2 passes to either supported shooter.
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X-1
X-2
X-3
X-4
Boxing Results From Philadelphia and Fairmont
Wally Spears of Minersville Pa out pointed Wade Lumpkin of Miami Fla in Philadelphia. In Fairmont Mose Butch of Pittsburgh knocked out Luis Carpentero of Cincinnati. Casey Rhodes of Pittsburgh stopped Young Willis of Cincinnati and Wayne Hurst of Salem stopped Nick Pillotta of Fairmont.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Wally Spears
Minersville
Wade Lumpkin
Miami
Fla
Fairmont
Mose Butch
Pittsburgh
Luis Carpentero
Cincinnati
Casey Rhodes
Young Willis
Wayne Hurst
Salem
Nick Pillotta
Athens Area People and Visits Report
Union William Cooper of Athens visited here on Monday. Mrs. Dave Jones works at the Athens State Hosters. Adam Stewart shows slow improvement. Rev. Bernard Pugh of Athens visited the Adam Stewart place and Jane Ross property. Lester Cooper conducted a business call in Athens Wednesday. Andrew 7 was a business caller in Millfield last week. Mrs. Sadie Rypma of Athens visited the N. B. Saylor home last Monday. Zimer Gabriel was in Athens Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Snedden of near hear are both very. Charles Cooper Lester Cooper and Andrew Hogue visited the N. B. Saylor home Monday of the week and helped with butchering three boys at Mr. Saylor.
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William Cooper
Athens
Dave Jones
Adam Stewart
Bernard Pugh
Jane Ross
Lester Cooper
Andrew
Millfield
Sadie Rypma
N. B
Hear
Charles Cooper
Andrew Hogue
Tigers Ready for 35 Pennant Fight in 1935
Detroit prepares for another pennant run with stars Rowe Bridges Crowder Auker and Owen set for early training in Lakeland Florida with spring drills six weeks away. Manager Cochrane aims to build on last season despite earlier holdout rumors and Navin’s tight club relations.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Rowe
Tigers
Lakeland
Fla
Tommy Bridges
Marvin Owen
Hot Springs
Alvin Crowder
Mickey Cochrane
Bridges
Crowder
Eldon Auker
Auker
Senior High Girls Open Court Schedule
Athens Senior High School opened basketball with sophomores beating freshmen 14 to 6 and seniors defeating juniors 7 to 5. Players listed include Eulah Carr Margaret Winning Virginia Beasley Suzanne Danford and others across sophomore junior and senior squads.
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Athens Senior High School
Resmen
Eulah Carr
Margaret Winning
Virginia Beasley
Suzanne Danford
Helen Quest
Jane Goodfellow
Mildred Yeager
Dixie Williams
Donne Kelley
Vivian Bingmen
Eva Rogers
Temperance Day Observed at Athens Senior High School
Temperance Day was observed at Athens Senior High School with an assembly led by Superintendent Harper C. Pendry who delivered the 4 dress. The Ohio University Male Quartet performed a musical program featuring William Kircher Harry Williams Bert Cameron and William Reid. The basketball team played at Nelsonville tonight and the debate team meets Oak Hill next Monday. Leslie Fultz presided.
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Athens
Harper C. Pendry
Ohio University
Wiliam Kircher
Harry Williams
Bert Cameron
William Reid
Nelsonville
Oak Hill
Leslie Fultz
West Virginia congressman Jennings Randolph star athlete
Washington notes celebrate Jennings Randolph of West Virginia as a standout sports figure. The article recounts his Salem College career, roles as a sports writer and athletic director, and his multi sport talents from football to tennis as well as hunting hobbies.
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Washington
Congress
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
Randolph
Capitol Hill
Salem
Clarksburg
Davis-Bikins College
District of Columbia
Women's Pin Meet Starts in Columbus with 450 Bowlers
More than 450 women bowlers compete for 82,000 in prize money in the 10th Ohio Women's Bowling Tournament opening tonight in Columbus. The field features stars from district and state level, led by Cincinnati's Turner Alleys champions. Margaret Harseh of Cleveland, 195? singles winner with 508, faces Ruth Hinkey of Sandusky, 1933 champion, among others.
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Columbus
Jan
Ohio
Turner Alleys
Cincinnati
S&s
Cincinnati Stars
Compromise Proposed On Open Claiming Rule At Natl Racing Meet
A compromise on the modified open claiming rule was presented to the National Association of State Racing Commissioners. Preston Burch of the American Trainers Association offered a proposal to settle turfmen wrangling, aiming to shape a U.S. racing code. The rule would bar entries in claiming races below twice the purse value for the winner, with exceptions for smaller purses and certain stakes.
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Miami
Fra
National Association of State Racing Commissioners
United States
Preston Burch
American Trainers Association
American Breeders Association
Rhode Island
Infected Tooth Cancels Madison Square Garden Bout
WBA light heavyweight champion Bob Olin faces postponement of his 10 round overweight title bout with John Henry Lewis after an infected tooth caused severe pain. A state athletic commission physician ordered an indefinite postponement of the New York card at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Bob Olin
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
Olin
State Athletic Commission
Kenyon Guard Scores Big in Win Over Hiram
Kenyon College guard Leonard Swanson exploded for 25 points on 12 field goals and a free throw as Kenyon defeated Hiram 41 to 4. Swanson raised his scoring average above 10 points per game with the performance. Other results include Pikeville beating Alfred Holbrook 31-23 in Manchester, and Mount Union topping Wooster 43-21 in the Ohio Conference. Ashland fell 20-19 at Akron, while Earlham defeated Dayton 43-14 at Richmond Indiana.
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Leonard Swanson
Kenyon College
Kenyon
Hiram
Swanson
Manchester
Pikeville
Alfred Holbrook
Mount Union
Ohio
Wooster
Alliance
Ashland College
Akron University
Dayton University
Richmond
Ind
Earlham College
Dayton
Earlham
Cheezzhi Favored In Sacramento Open Field
In Sacramento California Victor Ghezzi of Deal New Jersey heads a strong slate for the $1500 Sacramento Open golf championship. Favorites include Johnnie Revolta Jimmie Thompson Horton Smith Laffoon Gene Barazen and Denny Shute among others. Long hitters Thompson and Ghezzi high in the betting.
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Sacramento
Calif
Victor Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Ghessi
Johnnie Revolta
Milwaukee
Ghenzi
Jimmie Thompson
Long Beach
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Ky Laffoon
Denverace
Gene Barazen
New York
Thompson
Gheatt
Denny Shute
Odd Fellows Celebrate Founder's Birthday Anniversary
The 1.0.O.F. Sereno Lodge No. 47 held a potluck dinner and program at the Temple on Court Street to mark founder Thomas Wildey born January 15, 1782. J. E. Morrison recalled Wildey’s life. singing and a tap dance accompanied the event.
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Thomas Wildey
Odd Fellowship
United States
Sereno Lodge
Braves Face Financial Turmoil as League Considers Rescue
New York January 18 The National League held an extraordinary session to rescue the Boston Braves from financial crisis. Possible outcomes include owner retirements Emil Fuchs and Charles Adams. sale to new buyers or league operation of the club until a buyer is found. Braves Field rent arrears and field ownership loom large.
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New York
National League
Boston Braves
Financial Rocks
Ford Frick
Emil Fuchs
Charlies F
Braves
Braves Field
Gay Bride and Bordertown Lead Off At Theaters
The Gay Bride features Carole Lombard and Chester Mor ris in a fast paced New York racketeering farce based on a magazine story. Bordertown stars Bette Davis and Paul Muni with an invisible ray device driving a murder plot. Lone Star’s Lawless Frontier with John Wayne opens at Court Theater, a vengeance tale set in the West with a rugged cast.
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Carole Lombard
Chester Morris
Fiezling
Charlie
Francia Coes
New York
Mobetera
Miss Lombard
Mary
Chester Morrie
Warner Bros
Bordertown
Ohio Theater
Bette Davis
Gene Pailette
Paul Muni
Muni
Paliette
Lone Star Productions
Paul Malvern
Hollywood
John Wayne
Lone Star
Wayne
Court Theater
Sheila Terry
R. N. Bradbury
George Hayes
Yakima Canutt
Earl Dwire
Jack Rockwell
Championship Wrestling Results Report
Vic Christie of Glendale California defeated Emil Lu sek of Omaha two falls to one in Camden New Jersey. Ernie Dusek of Omaha defeated Gino Garibald of Italy two falls to one in Camden New Jersey.
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Vic Christie
Glendale
Calif
Emil Lusek
Omaha
Camden
N. J
Ernie Dusek
Gino Garibald
Italy
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