Bobcats Struggle Against Weslyan Bishops in Tuesday Night Game
The Bobcats fought hard but fell to the Weslyan Bishops in a 30-21 finish after key plays. Don Sharp and Marty Lackey impressed in their standout performances, while Harold Brown and Shadel Saunders contributed strong efforts on both offense and defense.
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Bobcats
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Harry
Nea
Henricks
Tong Siepasa
Saheag
West Joyan
Don Sharp
Marty Lackey
Harold Brown
Shadel Saunders
Bishops
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Let Us Test Outs With 3 On Hand
A fragmented line suggests a sports or game note, referencing outs and a three count. Readable terms indicate a brief update on a team’s outs strategy or count during play. No clear names or dates are present.
Cleveland Indians Upset Windsor Bulldogs 5-2
The Cleveland Indians upset the Windsor Bulldogs 5 to 2 in Windsor, snapping a skid with a strong second period where Indiana, Brophy, and Doraty contributed goals. Buffalo Bisons remain the only team to beat Windsor this season.
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U.P
Cleveland Indians
Windsor Bulldogs
Windsor
Buffalo Bisons
Indiana
Bernie Brophy
Hen Doraty
Regents approve Uteritz as Wisconsin athletics chief
Madison Wis Jan 21 The board of regents approves Irwin C Uteritz as director of intercollegiate athletics for one year at the University of Wisconsin. At the same meeting the board accepted the resignations of George Little and Glenn Thistlethwaite as athletic director and head football coach respectively. A resolution to retain Little as athletic director was offered in the state assembly but the board did not consider a successor to Thistlethwaite.
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Wis
Irwin C. Uteritz
University of Wsconsin
Td of Regents
George Little
Glenn Thistlethaite
Little
Cnt
Thia Wethwaite
Ohio State Bobcats Face Lutherans In Friday Night Grudge Match
Ohio University awaits a pivotal conference game with Wittenberg after a rough stretch including losses to Delaware and Miami. Coach Butch Grover reshuffles lineups, with Don Sharp set for the starting five as Bill Glacken adapts to the pivot.
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Springfield
Stobbs
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Oxford
Miami
Bobcats
Ohio
Butch Grover
Chin
Wesleyan
Ray
Brown
Saunderson
Grover
Bill Glacken
Glacken
Don Sharp
Bearcats Fall to Denison in Tight Buckeye clash
Denison University edged Cincinnati 25 to 24 in Granville as both teams lock defenses. Smith of Cincinnati led with 12 points, while Scott of Denison added 10, leaving Denison tied for second in the Buckeye Conference with Miami after each squad had three wins and one loss.
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Scott
Slaughter
Brandle
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Walker
Robbins
Rupe
Davies
McConnell
Fins' Mvald
Syracuse
The Shift in Boxing Roots and Donovan McClellan Duel
A look at the shirt punch attributed to uD Bob Fitzsimmons, refined by Professor Mike Donovan in a San Francisco bout with McClellan. The match featured a loamless floor, a drawn 93rd round, Donovan’s shift technique, and his later role as a New York Athletic Club instructor.
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Mike Donovan
McClellan
San Francisco
Donovan
Professor Donovan
New York
McCtellan
East
Old New York Athletic Club
Tom Sharkey
Staten Island
Game Postponed By Illness Of House Of David Members
The House of David team postponed its Thursday night clash with the Athens Tigers due to illness among three players. Officials expect the game to be rescheduled for early February.
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House of David
Athens Tigers
Association Teams May Use Airplanes
The American Association weighs travel options for the 1932 season. President T. J. Hickey says over 100000 dollars was spent on railroad passes last year and teams need lower rates, or planes may be used. Columbus Club proves air travel can be cost effective and fast. The league adopted a 168 game schedule opening April 12 and closing September 25 with initial matchups listed.
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American Association
Spen
T. J. Hickey
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Toledo
Kansas City
Columbia
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapelia
Indianapolis
Frankenstein at Columbia Theatre Next Week
Columbia Theatre announces Frankenstein will be shown next week. Manager Cornwell clarifies the legend noting Frankenstein created the monster, Mary Shelley wrote the story, and the cast includes Coll Clive as Frankenstein Boris Karloff as the monster Mae Clarke as the fiancée and John Boles as the other man.
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Frankenstein
Columbia Theatre
Cornwell
Mary Wollstonecroft Shelley
Lake Como
Boxing Rivalry Reshapes Heavyweight Title Picture
Heavyweight scene shifts as the National Boxing Association plans to strip Schmeling, clearing room for a new champion. A Schmeling Sharkey bout is eyed with the winner to gain recognition. Dempsey's next tour could clarify the standings by June.
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Jacobs
Schmeling
Schmeling Sharkey Contest Would Need Big Gate Says McLemore
In New York on January 21, McLemore says the Schmeling Sharkey heavyweight bout would require a strong gate to be viable. Rumors circulated about a Miami match that never happened as lack of money and interest doomed the plan.
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York
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Vine
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Schmeting
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Re'll
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Joe Malheimer
Sioux City
Lee Yatiwick
Leaders Win In Cue Meet
CHICAGO Jan 21 Arthur Yhurnblad of Chicago defending champion leads a three cornered title race with Johnny Layton of Sedalia Mo and Frank Scoville of Buffalo at the end of three days in the world championship three cushion billiard tournament. They have won two and lost none. Schacter Rotfash and Kieck heter close behind with one win and none lost. Schacter to meet Hen ney tonight, Felsint vs Westhus, Beoville vs Bozeman as action continues with Layton to rest today.
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Sedalla
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Jake Schacter
Otto Rotfash
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Bud Westhus
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J. N. Bozeman
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Cal
Hieckhofer
Tift Denton
Hansas City
Layton
Banaski Wins Columbus Wrestling Clash
Jos Banaski of Oklahoma City defeated Paddy Mack of Oraahs in a one fall match in Columbus. Garna Ostopo, a 100 pound Polish wrestler, pinned Sailor Arnold of Norfolk in minutes in the convincing acm final.
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Jos Banaski
Oklahoma City
Paddy Mack
Oraahs
Garna Ostopo
Sailor Arnold
Norfolk
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