Boxing Edict and World Match Ups Stir State Officials
The report describes a chaotic boxing scene with references to the State Boxing Commission and a heavyweight title bout. Tensions rise as officials consider classifications and contracts while promoters push for matches. The piece mentions a Seaman Watson and veteran Charley Har with disputed arrangements and potential jury involvement.
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Ork State Boxing Com
Uel
Seaman
Watteatherweght
Amerelnd
Watson
Mana
Charley Har
Jon
Bulldogs Set For Nelsonville Showdown In Open Series
Athens faces Nelsonville in a classic I-ley rival clash as McKinley’s five, led by Bolin Speiser and Whipple, seeks revenge after last season’s three Greyhound defeats. Fine-tuned by coach McKinley, the Bulldogs aim to capitalize on a sharper shooting attack while Nelsonville expects steady floor play from Minner and Voight. The twin bill starts at 7 with the junior game and the main contest following an hour later.
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Athens Bulldogs
Nelsonville Greyhounds
McKinley
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Bulldogs
Greyhounds
Yantis
Athens
Dick Whipple
Frank Bolin
Wade Hatch
Ed Fields
Lou Speiser
Bolin
Frank
Whipple
Speiser
Hatch
Fields
Minner
Greyhound
Voight
Shafer
Galvin
CaptainSatler
Nelson
Pete McKinley
Lefty Gomez No-Show Highlights 1983 Yankees Raise Dispute
Yankees ace Vernon Gomez balks at a $2,000 raise proposal, calling it insulting after a standout season with 24 wins and seven losses. Barrow explains the raise compares to Babe Ruth’s cut, while Gomez’s romance with 19 year old performer June O'Dea adds local intrigue amid the holdout.
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Jack Cuddy
New York
U.R
Vernon
Lefty
Gomez
Goofy Castillian
Yankees
Mr. X
Fido
el Gomez
Caballero
California
Big City
Jake Ruppert
Yanks
Pride of Rodeo
Cal
Castillian
Ed Barrow
Barrow
Babe Ruth
Senor Gomez
Philadelphia Athletics
Lonnie Warneke
Chicago Cubs
June O'Dea
June
Marshall Wins Over Bearcats
Marshall College beat Cincinnati 41 to 27 in Huntington moving into second in the Buckeye Conference. Ramey Hunter led the rally with 10 field goals before foul trouble ended his night, while Gill and Donohue added 10 points apiece and Julius Schuck led Cincinnati with three baskets.
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Huntington
W. Va
U.P
Marshall College
Buckeye
Cincinnati
Marshall
Ramey Hunter
Hunter
Gill
Donohue
Julius Schuck
Umpire McLaughlin Signed for 1933 American Association
Edward J. McLaughlin has been signed to umpire in the American Association for 1933. T J Hickey, league president, announced the agreement. McLaughlin has umpired the Pacific Coast circuit for the past three seasons.
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Chicago
U.R
Edward J. McLaughlin
T. J. Hickey
McLaughlin
Gallia Academy to host Cadmus after Jackson game
Gallia Academy Blue Devils set to play Jackson in Jackson Friday and Cadmus at home Saturday. No girls game at Jackson. Wellston lost to Gallipolis but beat Jackson recently.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy
Blue Devils
Jackson
Cadmus
Wellston
Galpolis
Bobcats Third In Buckeye Conference Race
In Buckeye Conference basketball Ohio Wesleyan leads with four straight wins and a game and a half edge over the field. Marshall College sits second with two wins and one loss while Ohio University and Wittenberg are tied for third with one win and one defeat. Cincinnati and Miami occupy the lower spots as Ohio University faces Cincinnati on Saturday.
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Columbus
Jan
U.R
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Wittenberg
Springfield
Marshall College
Legion to Back Jones Slaughter bout in Cleveland
U P C L Small, Cuyahoga County commander of the American Legion, said the organization will financially back the Gorilla Jones Sammy Slaughter middleweight bout set for January 30 at Public Hall in Cleveland. The National Boxing Association agreed to sanction it as a championship affair. Marcel Thil of France remains middleweight champion. Ben Jeby, NY Boxing Commission middleweight champion, will meet Paul Pirrone in a 12 round bout on the same card.
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Cleveland
U.p—C
Londos to defend world wrestling title against Stecher
Jim Londos of Greece will concede weight and height as he defends his claim to the world wrestling championship against veteran Joe Stecher of Nebraska at the Coliseum tonight. Stecher weighs 235 pounds and stands 6 feet 4 inches, giving him an edge of 35 pounds and eight and a half inches.
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Chicago
U.R
Jim Londos
Greece
Joe Stecher
Nebraska
Stecher
Londos
Notre Dame awards 1932 gridiron monograms
James Harris of Bellaire Ohio and Joe Sheeketski from Shadyside were among Notre Dame’s 30 football players to receive monograms for the 1932 season as announced by the athletic board yesterday.
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South Bend
Ind
James Harris
Bellaire
Joe Sheeketski
Shadyside
Notre Dame
Notre Dame Athlltic Board
Coaching Play Warns Against Batting Off Backboard
Nat Holman discusses a basketball drill where players pivot around No. 6 and No. 3 passes to No. 4 who may receive the return pass. The guide warns that bouncing the ball off the backboard to escape pressure is dangerous and often costs a game.
Bulldogs Hold First Place in Cage Standing
GALLIPOLIS, Jan. 19. Athens and Pomeroy lead the Southeastern Ohio Basketball League standings. Athens is undefeated at 3–0, with wins over Gallipolis and Wellston. Pomeroy has one league win, over Middleport. Welliston and Pomeroy girls lead their division with two and one wins respectively.
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Gallipolis
Athens
Pomeroy
Wellston
Middleport
Welliston Girls
Pomeroy Girls
Layton's Play Highlight of Billiard Meet
Two of four undefeated players return for second matches in the world three cushion billiard championship in Chicago. Clarence Jackson leads with two wins while Johnny Layton aims to extend his single victory as Welker Cochran faces Arthur Thurnblad tonight. Layton’s strong form followed his 5 8 victory over Frank Scoville as Augie Kieckhefer and others sit idle today.
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Chicago
A.R
Clarence Jackson
Detroit
Johnny Layton
Sedalia
Welker Cochran
Balkline Star
Hollywood
Cal
Arthur Thurnblad
Cochran
Thurnbiad
Jay N. Bozeman, Jr
Vallejo
Otto Reiselt
Philadelphia
Bozeman
Reiselt
Frank Scoville
Buffalo
Tiff Denton
Kansas City
Layton
Augie Kieckhefer
Scoville
Kieckhefer
Denton
Jackson
Thurnbred
Kieckhofer
Allen Hall
College Basketball Scores From United Press Recap
Alabama 35 Mississippi 26 Crane 20 Valparaiso 25 Denison 24 Ohio U 23 Marshall 41 Cincinnati 27 Johns Hopkins 37 Maryland 7 27 Louisiana State 37 Mississippi State 33 Navy 49 Lafayette 28 North Carolina 32 N Carolina State 23 Oklahoma 39 Kansas State 36 Pittsburgh 0 Carnegie Tech 24 Syracuse 34 Cornell 31 Texas 39 S Methodist 33 Vanderbilt 38 Georgia Tech 27 Virginia M 26 Virginia 25 Washburn 29 Baker 13 Wittenberg 35 Miami 32
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Mississippi
Crane
Valparaiso
Denison
Ohio U
Marshall
Cincinnati
Johns Hopkins
Maryland
Louisiana State
Mississippi State
Navy
Lafayette
North Carolina
N. Carolina State
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Syracuse
Cornel
Texas
S. Methodist
Vanderbilt
Georgia Tech
Virginia M
Virginia
Washburn
Baker
Wittenberg
Miami
Bobcats Fall to Denison in Narrow 24-23 Loss
Granville Ohio January 19 Ohio University fell to Denison 24 to 23 after a makeshift lineup and late rally. Regulars Reichley Brown Lackey entered late as Denison led 14-10 at halftime and held on despite a Baptist push.
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Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Denison
Bobcats
Pearl Reichley
Harold Brown
Harry Lackey
Baptists
Gao
Eaninnts Wegeoneteses
Westaseanmes
Brown
Berena
Saunders
Sowenvindawense
Accuesscense
Ilocaien Peo
Walker
Sequential Iink
Jes
BT Klunder
Cipal Oun
McConnell
Cantulptaaioe
TL Sobwassendate
Harrington
Schwab
Flying Finns Defeat Plains at Greens Run High
The Flying Finns beat The Plains 33 to 27 at Greens Run High School gym in Jacksonville on Tuesday night. It was Plains first loss of the season. the game was ragged with many fouls, and Hill's flashy floorwork kept the Finns ahead, including a 2-9 half-time margin.
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Jacksonville
Plains Quintet
Greens Run
Hill
Red Men
Athens
Jaekeonyirinble
Acerencuntatas
Ec McCollister
T. Thompson
300 Miles an Hour Sought By Malcolm Campbell Over Daytona Beach
Sir Malcolm Campbell aims to set a new land speed record at Daytona Beach next month in the Bluebird car. The 1924 veteran racer has upgraded to a 2500 horsepower Roll-Royce engine and tuned ballast to handle 300 mph, with weight and design changes to improve stability and performance.
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Daytona Beach
Henry McLemore
New York
U.P
Atlantic
Bluebird
Malcolm
Daytona
Sir Malcolm
Campbell
Air Ministry
Logan Crippled for Jacket Fray
Logan High faces Middleport Friday as two regular guards are sidelined. Brandt is out with an ankle injury and Carpenter has influenza, leaving the guard positions thin for coach John Longley.
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LOGAN
Tillness
Logan High
Middleport
John Longley
Brandt
Carpenter
Pesek Beats McGuire In Columbus Wrestling Match
John Pesek of Nebraska defeated Chief McGuire of Wichita with a back slam in fourteen minutes in Columbus. Pesek weighed 199 pounds to 210 for McGuire. In other bouts George McCloud pinned Charlie Fox and Karl Davis defeated Jim Nelson.
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John Pesek
Nebraska
Chief McGuire
Wichita
Kans
Pesek
McGuire
George McCloud
Ohio
Chariie Fox
Wyclid
Karl Davis
Jim Nelson
Detroit
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