Baseball and boxing notes from a busy period
A roundup of sports chatter notes from baseball and boxing headlines. Mentions Mitch’s assistantship hints at Notre Dame links, Lefty Grove’s early pay, Jack Bentley for Elmira management, and Crutz plus Cooke shoulder issues. Boxing updates include Battalino Miller title talk, Fields Brouillard bout, and a Cleveland Indians spring schedule briefing.
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Harry Stuhin Cer
Hank Anderson
Notre Dame
Lefty Grove
Maryland
Jack Bentley
Elmira
Cardinal
Hughie Crutz
Dusty Cooke
Yanks
Yankees
Jim Londos
Hack Wilson
Brooklyn
Rogers Hornsby
Rajah
Sam Breadon
Knute Rockne
Babe Ruth
Pomeroy Panthers extend win streak to thirteen with upset over Athens
In a tight-guarded game at Pomeroy, the Panthers beat Athens 19 to 11 to notch their 13th consecutive victory. Dye led with nine points as Crow controlled the tip and Bolin and Stacy added scoring for Athens in a hard-fought junior varsity contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Beamer
Pomeroy
Panthers
Pomeroy Junior High School
Nelsonville
Dye
Bulldogs
Conway
Bolin
Speiser
Severson
Pierotti
Stacy
McKinley
Athens
Crow
F Bolin
Whipple
Onsen
G. F. Dye
Holter
Cwneseveunves
Guinther
Sisson
Gwneweeesegeess
GreUuser
Parkersburg
Kircher
Davis
O Webb
Preston
Aw Lowry
Hardman
Cooley
Michigan and Ohio State in 25th Meeting
Ohio State aims to secure a clear second in the Big Ten with a win over Michigan while the Wolverines seek third place. Key Buckeyes include Colburn Pugitt and captain Hoffer with forward Conrad. Michigan features Welch Williamson Denisis Eveland and Garnetts among others.
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Michigan
Ohio State
Big Ten
Wolverines
Annn Arbor
Young Corbett rises from unknown to featherweight champ
In Omaha a pudgy job applicant nicknamed Young Corbett proves a daring fighter. After a barber shop confrontation with Nebraska champ Fred O Neill, Corbett wins a ring match. Johnny Corbett guides him to a Hartford bout that makes him featherweight champion.
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Arl Gilham
Denver
Young Corbett
Corbett
Fred O'Neill
Nebraska
Gilham
Gilhiam
O'Neill
Tim
Johnny Corbett
Jerry McGovern
Hartford, Conn
Grapplers Set Return Match Between Ohio and Ohio State
Ohio University announced a return wrestling meet with Ohio State to be held in Athens on February 20. Contracts were signed by Ohio State, after a 16 16 draw in Columbus two weeks earlier. Bobcat wrestlers, led by coach Thor Olson, aim to improve on the previous result.
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Ohio University
Ohio
Ohio State
Athens
Bobcat Muatmen
Buckeyes
Columbus
Thor Olson
Qthletic
C. Bird
Former champions tie for top in world billiard meet
Chicago report says Arthur Thurnblad and Otto Reiselt share first place after nine days of world three cushion billiards with four wins and one loss. Augie Schieckhofer sits third with three wins. Thurnblad defeated Tiff Denton 50 to 32 in 65 61 innings to reach a tie for lead. Frank Scoville moved to fourth by beating Johnny Layton 50 to 37 in 46 innings. Jake Schaefer delivered a standout performance, beating Bud Westhus 50 to 23 in 31 innings with an unfinished run of 10.
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Chicago
U.R
Arthur Thurnblad
Otto Reiselt
Philadelphia
Augie Sxieckhofer
Thurnbiad
Tiff Denton
Bud Westhus
St. Louis
Cleveland Indians climb toward top in hockey league
Cleveland takes a step toward the IHL lead as they beat London 1 0 to break a late deadlock. The win leaves Cleveland in a three way tie for third with London and Windsor while Buffalo leads after a 2 2 tie with Windsor. Irv Frew suffers a broken collar bone and will miss the rest of the season.
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Cleveland-Indiana
New Orleans
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Indians
Cleveland
U.P
Cleveland Indians
London
Windsor
Buffalo Bisons
Redskins
Irv Frew
Cleveland Guard
Halliday
Frew
Lena Levy Backs King Levinsky In Ring Trials At Gym
In a smoke filled York gym Lena Levy, sister manager of Chicago heavyweight King Levinsky, trains with boxers while planning to keep control of his career. She fired his former manager after he earned 55 000 in 1980 but received only 15 000. she aims to steer his path toward a championship as Baer prepares to clash Friday at Madison Square Garden.
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Henry McLemore
York
Stillman's Gymnasium
Eighth Ave
Hariem
Barbadoes
Sockem
King
Lena Levy
King Levinsky
Chicago
Max Baer
California
Madison Square Garden
Personal fouls in basketball rules and penalties
Personal fouls cover holding tripping pushing charging and unnecessary roughness. Blocking can be a foul and some fouls cause disqualification. The double foul and multiple free throws are defined. A player fouled earns free throws with outcomes based on shooting or non shooting fouls.
Cage Results From Bluefield and Other Matches
Bluefield 36 Morris Harvey 24 Missouri not shown. Georgia 42 Mercer 26. Maryland 38 VMI 20. NC State 19 NC 18. Springfield 52 Conn Aggies 32. Tennessee 37 Vanderbilt 25. St Marys Toledo 27 Adrian 25. Iowa State 35 Drake 26. Colorado Teachers 35 Colorado U 71. Denver U 21 Colorado Mines 19.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Morris-Harvey
Georgia
Mercer
Maryland
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Springfield
Conn
Aggies
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
St. Mary’s
Toledo
Adrian
Iowa State
Drake
Colorado Teachers
Colorado U
Denver U
Colorado Mines
Aggressive Scene Captured in Scrapping Footage
The fragment shows someone pursuing a person overhead and mutters about aggression. The dialogue hints at a confrontation and perceived viciousness as the pursuer moves toward the target.
Ohio Cagers Tangle Marshall Quint At Huntington
Ohio University halves a Buckeye Conference break by facing Marshall at Huntington West Virginia tonight. Shadel Saunders is out sick, with Bill Glacken likely stepping in as starter and Harry Lackey doubtful due to a knee issue.
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Ohio
Marshall Quint
Huntington
Mitch
Ohio University
Buckeye
Marshall
W. Va
Shadel Saunders
Shadel
Saunders
Wittenberg
Wil
Grover
Bill Glacken
Harry Lackey
Lackey
Don Sharp
John Trace
Harold Brown
Bil Giacken
Marty Lackey
Roy Milla
Virgil Cross
Russ Kepler
Tom Evans
Howard Kreiger
Paul Butcher
Bobcats
Trace
Sharp
Brown
Glacken
Kepler
Aura
Marshall College
New River State
Tom Dandelet
Byron Morris
Lawrence Gill
Ramey Hunter
Hunter
Marvin Laird
Rogers
Laird
Battalino and Miller Clash for Featherweight Title Tonight
Cincinnati fights headline as Freddy Miller, 20, challenges Bat Battalino for the featherweight crown in a 10 round bout. Both must make 126 pounds to avoid forfeits. Battalino predicts a knockout by sixth round. The arena seats 5000 with ticket tiers from $5 to $1.10.
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Incinnati
U.R
Freddy Miller
Cincinnati
Battalino
Miller
Cincinnati Boxing Commission
Hartford
Conn
Andre Routis
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Milwaukee
Gorilla Jones
Oddonne Piazza
National Boxing Association
Bat Battalino
Freddie Miller
Lew Feldmann
Chicago Stadium
Jackie Fields
Windy City
Lou Brouillard
Fields
Battafino
Freddie
Lew Feldman
Jackie
Brouillard
Astor
John
Marie Dressler
Emma
Bippy
Salvation Army Unemployment Relief
Athens Tigers
Glouster Church OF Christ
Eens Armory
Mcakee’s
By Claire Burcky
Elegal
Gloria
Ohio Theatre
Cartoon & Act
Columbia
Frid
Ankenstein
Battalino and Miller
Senta
Tire & Accessory Co
West Union Street
Messenger
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