Sarazen to Succeed Jones in Open Contention
The text notes Sarazen's rise with two open victories, matching Jones in the 1932 scene. It highlights Sarazen from Lakeville dominating major championships, while outlining broader golf progress including amateur and women's events, key figures, and shifts in the sport as likened to returning normalcy.
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Art Krenz
Jones
Sarazen
Lakeville
Bobby LE
No Curtailment of Spring Sports at Ohio in 1933
Ohio University will not curtail spring sports as athletic director O C Bird cites improved finances. Football and basketball have been profitable, the Bobcat basketball crowds were among the largest, and the university plans a full track schedule plus baseball and tennis teams this spring for the first time.
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Ohio
Ohio University
O. C. Bird
Bird
Buckeye Athletic Association
Still in the Game Celtics veterans still play pro basketball
Pete Barry Joe Lapchick Dave Banks Nat Holman and Dutch Deh nert once formed the 1918 Original Celtics and remain active players together though Nat Holman coaches at City College of New York.
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Pete Barry
Joe Lapchick
Dave Banks
Nat Holman
Dutch Dehnert
Celtics
Holman
City College of New York
Packers Loss Pro Highlight 1932 NFL Title Tie
The 1932 NFL season ended in a title tie between the Chicago Bears and Portsmouth Spartans, ending Green Bay’s three-year championship run. Boston led Eastern teams with a fourth-place finish. the Bears peaked late and beat Portsmouth in a post season indoor playoff at Chicago Stadium. New York Giants set a 46 percent forward pass record.
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Portsmouth Spartans
Green Bay Packers
Boston
Spartans
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Bowling Year Highlights at Detroit and Milwaukee Meet
1982 bowling season featured the American Bowling Congress in Detroit with Daw and Benkovic from Milwaukee winning doubles 1 385. Nittsche of Cleveland claimed singles 731, Stewart of Cincinnati won all-events 1 980, Jefferson Clothiers Dayton led five-man team 3 108. Hank Marion Milwaukee set IBA record 700. St Paul city team took five-man championship 3 178.
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Charley Daw
Frank Benkovic
Milwaukee
Otto Nittsche
Cleveland
Hughie Stewart
Cincinnati
Jefferson Clothiers
Dayton
Ohio
International Bowling Association
Miwaukee
Hank Marion
St. Paul City
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