Three Bearcats Hold Clear Advantage in Experience and Height
Ohio University faces Cincinnati on the Bobcat court with a distinct disadvantage in experience and height. Cincinnati starts at least three lettermen and features six foot four center Bill Lloyd and guards London Gant and Ray Nolting. Capelle may replace Gulick to add height, while Grover’s Bobcats prepare for a fast, high-effort game Wednesday night.
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Ohio University
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Bill Raidt
Dick Gulick
Bill Lloyd
Ray Nolting
London Gant
Raidt
Gulick
Lloyd
Nolting
Gant
B. T. Grover
McQuinn Poised For Major League Debut In 1986
A reflected portrait of McQuinn, a young infielder with speed and power, aiming for a big league breakthrough. The piece notes his transfer to boost lineup depth, Frankie’s role in roster moves, and talk of potential coaching shifts at the college and professional levels alongside other athletic updates.
Little Poison III Of Pneumonia In Waner Illness
Oklahoma City report says Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Lloyd Waner is seriously ill with pneumonia. Dr Leonard Williams reports the condition improving to satisfactory and notes the crisis is day to day with no immediate danger.
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Oklahoma City
Lloyd Waner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Leonard C. Williams
Waner
Huskies and Trojans Poised as Pacific Conference Front Runners
Chicago visit notes from Ernie Nevers, then Stanford assistant coach under Tiny Thornhill, predicting the 1936 Pacific Conference football race. He named the University of Washington and Southern California as the strongest teams in the West.
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Chicago
Ernie Nevers
Tiny Thornhill
Stanford
Nevers
University of Washington
Southern California
Willie Hoppe Faces Golf and Billiards Legacy In St Albans Feature
The piece profiles Willie Hoppe as a multi discipline champion at 48, noting his billiards prowess and his foray into golf aided by Olympic grade conditioning. It recalls Hoppe’s early rise in 1906 and places him among historic sports icons while highlighting his planned continued competition at St Albans and beyond.
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Ter
Hoppe
Doyle
St. Albans
Lawson Little
Johnny Revolta
Cochran
Cne
Ivories
Maurice Vignaux
France
Grand Hotel
Paris
Jim Jeffries
Battling Nelson
Joe Gans
Ty Cobb
Hans Wagner
Buchtel Girls Edge Greens Run in Tight Clash
Buchtel boys swept Greens Run 31 19 with Collins and Cherniak leading scorers. Greens Run girls upset Buchtel 28 26 as Welch scored 14 for Greens Run and Mary Alice Wagner 12 for Buchtel. The Plains and Buchtel split 23 15 in favor of Buchtel while Buchtel Independents beat The Plains Independents 38 25.
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Buchtel
Buchtel High School
Greens Run
Plains
Collins
Cherniak
Gillett
Buchtel Girls
Welch
Greens
Mary Alice Wagner
Eileen Parker
Nelson
the Plains
Dolores Wagner
Kosteral
Buchtel Independents
Plains Independents
Lions Win Again in Coast Contest
The Detroit Lions defeated an all star lineup 42 to 7 at Gilmore Stadium in Los Angeles Monday. Ten thousand fans watched stars Dutch Clark Ernie Caddell and Glenn Presnell clash with the pro team in the national championship clash.
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Los Angeles
Detroit Lions
Gilmore Stadium
Allstars
Dutch Clark
Colorado College
Ernie Caddell
Stanford
Glenn Presnell
Nebraska
Gaels Seek Football Clash With Michigan State Next Fall
San Francisco St Marys Gaels negotiate a football game with Michigan State for next fall. Coach Slip Madigan says the matchup will be aimed for October 31 as the Gaels travel home from the Fordham game.
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San Francisco
St. Mary's Galloping Gaels
Michigan State
Slip Madigan
Fordham
Pitt to Harvard hire O'Dell as backfield coach
Howdy O'Dell, renowned halfback for Pittsburgh, becomes Harvard varsity backfield coach after assisting Jock Sutherland with Pitt backfield candidates. The move places a former Pitt standout in a standing role within Harvard coaching ranks.
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PITT
Harvard
Pittsburgh
Howdy O'Dell
University of Pittsburgh
O'Dell
Jock Sutherland
Panther
Battalino Sets Sights on Comeback Bout in January
Hartford reports former featherweight champion Battalino plans a comeback seeking a bout in January thirty with a pending date and location to be announced.
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Battalino
Hartford
Conn
Bradbury Briefs Highlight Weather and Local Events
Inclem ent weather reduced Sunday Bible School attendance with Bradbury at 36 and Bradford at 23 the lowest in a decade. Dixie Horden slaughtered several hogs for Dave Russell. A sample fair is scheduled for Feb 7. Verna Hysell visited Noble Summit. Victor Hysell and wife visited here. Rev. Perkins to preach Jan 26. Charles Bayles moved his family to Cheshire. Ed Gilkey ill after visiting Heck Schular. Dana Hysell family moved from Rutland to H. H.
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Bradbury
Bible Schools
Bradford
Dixie Horden
Dave Russell
Verna Hysell
Virgie Caldwell
Noble Summit
Victor Hysell
Pomeroy
Rules Group Of Coaches Meets Feb 1
The American Football Coaches Association rules committee will meet in Pittsburgh on February 1 with Dr. John B. Sutherland as acting chairman replacing ill Lou Little. Major topics expected are moving goal posts back to the goal line and elimination of the slow whistle. Attending eligible coaches include Peden Layden Bierman Kipke Kizer Solem Schmidt.
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Pittsburgh
American Football Coaches Association
John B
Jock’ Sutherland
Pitt
Lou Little
Columbia
New York
National Football Rules Committee
Six NHL sets of brothers play in the league
New York Rangers pair the Cooks join six sibling duos in the National League. Kilrea brothers skater for Detroit Red Wings, Jacksons for Toronto Maple Leafs, Mantha for Montreal Canadiens, Charlie Conacher and Lionel Conacher with Toronto and Montreal respectively, Paul Thompson with Chicago, and Tiny Thompson with Boston.
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New York
Cooks
New York Rangers
Kilreas
Detroit Red Wings
Jacksons
Toronto Maple Leafs
Manthas
Montreal Canadians
Charlie Conacher
Maple Leafs
Lionel
Montreal Maroons
Paul Thompson
Chicago Black Hawks
Tiny
Boston
World Middleweight Title Fight Ends With Retained Belt in Paris
Marc Thil, 158 3 4 pounds, defeated Lou Brouillard, 154 1 4 pounds, to retain the world middleweight championship in Paris. Jimmy Fantini outpointed Ray Miller in New York. Young Terry and Eddie Whalen fought to a draw in Newark. Other bouts included Milt Aron over Georgie Engel in Chicago and Tuffy Pierpont stopping Tommy in Oakland. Fred Apostoli beat Frankie Britt in San Francisco. Phil Farr outpointed Steve Halako in Washington. Eddie Maguire defeated Paul Schiffer in Leicester. Adam Smith and George Vailas drew in Freeport, and Bobby Matthews and Bill Thomas drew in Louisville.
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Paris
France
Marce! Thil
Lou Brouillard
Worcester
Mass
New York
Jimmy Fantini
Ray Miller
Chicago
Newark
Young Terry
Trenton
N. J
Eddie
Kid) Whalen
Drew
Milt Aron
Dubuque
Georgie Engel
Plymouth
Ind
Oakland
Calif
Tuffy” Pierpont
Young Tommy
Manila
San Francisco
Fred Apostoli
Frankie Britt
Fall River
Washington
Phil Farr
Steve Halako
Leicester
Eng
Eddie Maguire
South Africa
Paul Schiffer
Winnipeg
Freeport
Adam Smith
George Vailas
Birmingham
Ala
Louisville
Bobby Matthews
Paducah
Bill Thomas
Finney Ready for Pirates Spring Outing
Hal Finney who suffered eye injuries in 1934 and 1935 has recovered full vision and will join the Pittsburgh Pirates in the south to help ease catching duties this spring.
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Finney
Pittsburgh
Hal Finney
Toronto
Pirates
Golf Tournament Gets Major League Stars At Barasota
Major league players will stage a golf tournament at the Bobby Jones course here next month. Entered include Dizzy Dean Heinie Manush Lloyd Waner Mickey Cochrane Paul Derringer Willis Hudlin and Garland Braxton.
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Barasota
Bobby Jones
Dizzy Dean
Heinie Manush
Lloyd Brown
Paul Waner
Mickey Cochrane
Paul Derringer
Willis Hudlin
Garland Braxton
Mississippi sets quest to stock quail for hunters
Jackson reports the state game and fish commission authorized the purchase of 50 000 Texas bobwhite quail for restocking game lands. The move aims to boost hunting prospects across Mississippi and support habitat programs.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
State Game and Fish Commission
Texas
Brouillard Loses on Foul in World Title Try
Lou Brouillard of Worcester loses to Marcel Thil by disqualification on a fourth round foul in Paris. Three judges ruled the foul the deciding factor after Thil was struck by a low blow and sent to the floor. Spectators booed and tried to storm the ring as Brouillard weighed 154 1 4 and Thil 158 3 4.
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Paris
Lou Brouillard
Worcester
Mags
Marcel Thil
France
Brouillard
Thil
Brouilllard
Golfer 900 Up After 13 Years
Thirteen years ago R. W. Chamberlain and George New began a golf tournament near Swindon. After 12 years of weekly matches New in 900 up. Chamberlain, aged 71, hopes to level the match before his death. The piece also notes Voltaire’s original name Francois Marie Arouet.
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London
R. W. Chamberlain
George New
Swindon
Ooup
Chamberlain
Voltaire
Francois Marie Arouet
Cramer Deserted Carpentry To Become Baseball Star
Connie Mack paid between 400000 and 500000 dollars and received several broken bats in a hire of Jimmy Foxx Roger Cramer Eric McNair and Johnny Marcum. Cramer emerged from Beach Haven New Jersey where umpire Cy Perkins discovered him while a carpenter earning about 20 pounds a week. Perkins later praised Cramer as a natural ballplayer with power and speed, leading to his signing with Shibe Park and rapid rise to the majors by 1932 with stellar fielding and hitting in center.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Red Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Roger Cramer
Eric McNair
Johnny Marcum
Foxx
Cramer
McNair
Marcum
Memphis
Louisville
J. Franklin Baker
Maryland
Cy Perkins
A's
Beach Haven
N. J
Perkins
Mack
Mickey Cochrane
Atlantic City
Detroit Tigers
Mickey
Ing
Crmner
Doc
Shibe Park
A‘s
Connie
Martineburg
W. Va
Tne
Cubs Farm Recruit Jake Weimer Sent To Eau Claire
Chicago Cubs sign 11 year old Jake Weimer from Battle Creek Michigan as a semi professional third baseman and ship him to Eau Claire for seasoning in the Northern League.
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CUBS
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Jake Weimer
Battle Creek
Mich
Eau Claire
Hoosiers in Track Duel at Millrose Games
Indiana University ace Don Lash and Butler University runner Ray Sears will meet in a two mile invitational at the Millrose Games in Madison Square Garden on February 1.
Cox Captures Sacramento Open in Playoff Drama
Wiffy Cox won the Sacramento Open after a Tuesday playoff with Wild Bill Mehlhorn for 750 first money. Cox, after a seven on the 481 yard fourth hole, posted a 74 in the playoff while Mehlhorn struggled with his putting and failed to match Cox on the eighteenth.
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Sacramento
Wiffy Cox
Cox
Wild Bill Mehlhorn
Louisville
Bethesda
Mehlhorn
Mehrhern
Bill
Cleveland Woman Is Pin Champion In Ohio Bowing Meet
Cleveland bowler Slogar won the Ohio Women's bowling tournament all events with 1711 pins. Abbie Ashton of Akron took Class A singles with 618, M Sprangie of Canton won Class B with 592, Sopha Drew and Emma Jaeger of Toledo won Class A doubles with 1164, Elsie Sheehy and Dolly Williams of Akron won Class B doubles with 980.
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Dayton
M. Slogar
Cleveland
Ohio
Abbie Ashton
Akron
M. Sprangie
Ganton
Sopha Drew
Emma Jaeger
Toledo
Elsie Sheehy
Dollie Williams
Wrestling results from multiple venues across the northeast
In Perth Amboy Sdor Bary of Hungary beat Relph Garibaldi of St. Louis one fall. In Wilmington Danno O Mahoney of Ireland defeated George Keverny of Hollywood California one fall. In Patterson Karlpojello of Chicago defeated Scullman Bey of Turkey one fall. In Worcester Yvon Robert of Quebec beat Charley Strack of Oklahoma straight falls. In Minneapolis Farmer Tobin of Presque Isle Maine defeated Pat O Shocker of Salt Lake City. Cliff Olson of Baudette Minnesota and Cliff Thiede of Los Angeles drew. Alford Johnson of Minneapolis defeated Sammy Carter of Evansville Indiana 15 12.
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Associated Press
Perth Amboy
N. J
Sandor Bary
Hungary
Relph Garibaldi
St. Louis
Wilmington
Del
Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
George Keverny
Hollywood
Calif
Patterson
Karl Pojello
Chicago
Scullman Bey
Turkey
Worcester
Maas
Yvon Robert
Quebec
Charley Strack
Oklahoma
Minneapolis
Farmer Tobin
Presque Isle
Pat O'Shocker
Salt Lake City
Cliff Olson
Baudette
Minn
Cliff Thiede
Los Angeles
Drew
Alford Johnson
Sammy Carter
Evaneville
Ind
Gall-bladder Absent In Doves And Pigeons
The gall bladder is present in most vertebrates but not found in doves and pigeons, indicating a physiological difference in these birds.
Hoosiers Extend Big Ten Lead With Fifth Straight Win
Indiana held a 26 to 24 decision over Wisconsin in Chicago, pulling away late after a 15 point halftime cushion. The Hoosiers, dominant early, relied on free throws to preserve a narrow victory as Wisconsin rallied in the final minutes.
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Chicago
Hoosiers
Indiana
Wisconsin
Badgers
Joe Pratt
Michigan
Northwestern
Minnesota
Ohio State
Towa
Aton Arbor
Hawkeyes
Wolverines
George Rudnes
Chelée Tomagno
Weich
Minneapolis
Gophers
George Roscoe
Rockets Seek Football Games for 1933 Schedule
The Toledo University Rockets announce requests for games on Sept 25 or 26 and Nov 21 to complete the 1933 grid. They list prior opponents including Findlay, Boston U, Denison, Western Reserve, Wayne, Miami, and Heidelberg Navy with tentative dates in October and November.
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Toledo
Toledo University Rockets
Findlay
Boston U
Denison
St Western Reserve
Wayne VI
Miami
Heidelberg Navy
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Peoria
Wes Ferrell
Boston Red Sox
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Decatur
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Roy Spencer
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