Cooper Best Average Golfer in 33
The article ranks golf pros by average scores over 9 rounds. Notable figures include Merathy, Wes Gus, and Kirkwood tied for high averages, with Wile McFarlane praised as British Open Champion and Kirkwood among top earners in the year's big money meets.
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A Cooper
Harry Coop
Abou Ben Adhem
Ball
Cooper
J. P. Glass
Ually
Glenn Bilyn Ety
Glen I Chub
Wes Gus Thrae
Kirkwood
Fkersee
Wile McFarlane
Outstanding sports performances of 1933 highlighted
The year’s top feats include Carl Hubbell's pitching in the pennant race and World Series, Jack Lovelock’s new mile record in Oxford Cambridge Princeton Cornell meet, and Ross’s boxing comeback with two wins over Tony Canzoneri. Princeton’s Fritz Crisler guided an undefeated season, and Stanford and Columbia were Rose Bowl picks. Frank Shields led tennis, with Helen Jacobs No 1 among women. Golf honors went to Shute Dunlap Sarazen and Runyan, while the horse Equipoise again led handicappers.
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Bill Braucher
Carl Hubbell
Jack Lovelock
Ross
Hubbell
Senators
Lovelock
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Oxford
Vines
Allison
Vanyn
Lott
France
Helen Jacobs
Helen Wills Moody
Ingolf
Johnny Goodman
Virginia van Wle
Bobby Jones
Chicago
Helen Hicks
Virginia
Denny Shute
George Dunlap
Gene Sarazem
Walter Emery
Paul Runyan
Craig Wood
Equipoise
Ricky
World and National Sports Highlights Collide Across Codes
A jumble of mentions spans giants, leagues, and events. Names include Chuck Klein Jimmy Foss Russ Van Atta Ohie Wittenberg and more across baseball football bowling and racing with mentions of Harness Racing Davis Cup and Davis Cup England. The piece reads like a sports ledger of champions and competitors.
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New York Giants
Washington Senators
Chuck Klein
Jimmy Foss
Russ van Atte
Jimmy Fos
All Around Mal Duke Dubowski Joins Rangers
The New York Rangers signed goalie Duke Dubowski, who has played for Regina Saskatoon Kansas City Portland Chicago New Haven and Syracuse, gaining experience across multiple teams in his early career.
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New York Rangers
Regina
Saskatoon
Kansas City
Portland
Ore
Chicago Blackhawks
New York Americans
New Haven
Syracuea
Ohio U Teams Shine In Buckeye Conference Run
Ohio University claimed a Buckeye Conference track title and shared the basketball crown while football, though not champion, showed competitive feats. Coach Don Peden’s squad produced stars Paul Halleck and Woody Willis as the Bobcats tested Purdue and beat Miami once, narrowly missing the title by a tie with Marshall.
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Ohio University
Bobcats
Obi Io
Atl Meine
Alee
Don Peden
Cincinnati
Miami
Obie
Marehall
Peden
Paul Halleck
Woody Willis
Halleck
Wille
Ean
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