Baseball's Player Dilemmas in 1933 Team Rosters
A fragmented discussion lists questions about 1933 lineups across teams. It questions Johnson Ferrell's form, outfield gaps, infield strength, pitching depth with Grove Pennock, and potential rookie contributions amid trades and retirements.
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Johnson
Cleve Ferrell
Odell
Harley Ross
Felding
Ednas
Chicago
Simmons
Mule
Ber- Uhalt
Joop
Wesley
Bucky Harris
RED Sox Grove
Pennock
Maxie Eddie Morgan
Bill Cisgus
Gthur Graham
Julius
Drawings Set for District Meet Open Next Week
Coaches and officials gathered Sunday for the Southeastern District basketball tournament drawings at Ohio University Gym. Marietta and Waterloo are favored in Class A and B, with several challengers to upset the favorites. First round pairs include New Lexington vs Chillicothe and Gallipolis vs Nelsonville, with byes for Wellston and Athens. Semis Friday, finals Saturday, officiated by Ray Detrick and George Staten.
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Ohio University Gym
Marietta
Waterloo
Clase
Gallipolis
Waverly
Wellston
Athens
New Lexington
Chillicothe
Washington D. H
Pomeroy
Hilleboro
Logan
Ironton
Nelsonville
Portemouth
Greenfield
Waterloo Wins Easily in Title Fray at Gallipolis
Waterloo of Lawrence County defeated Oak Hill 32-10 Saturday night to claim the Class B sectional title and extend their winning streak to 20 games. Ames Be ronos out Chesapeake 25-23 to win the consolation game. The Athens County teams showed strong defense and sharp passing in the finals and consolation.
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New Boston
Thurs
Oak Hill
Buckekin
Waterloo
Piketon
Chesapeake
Highland
Lawrence County Quint
Gallipolis
Lawrence County
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Hughes
Drummond
Amenville
Athens County
Hines
Fulks
Huff
Glouster
Waterloo Gorta
Ee McMahon
Roberts
W. Roberts
Wiseman
Totele
Ann Wecere
Morgan
M. Morgan
Moon
F. Pinto
Washburn
McDaniel
Wma
Ft Hines
Os Kennedy
Strode
Os Lewis
Chesape Gort Singer
ZF Jones
McMullen Scailinstillnignan
Pulks
Prindle
Roe
Day
Ohio Wesleyan
Brown University
Four-Ball Meet In Second Round At Miami
In Miami on March 5 the international four-ball golf tournament moved to the second round with Horton Smith of Chicago and Paul Bunyan of White Plains drawing Al Watrous and Mortie Dutra of Detroit. Other matches paired Walter Hagen of Detroit with Tom Creavy of Albany against Phil Perkins of Cleveland and Ralph Stonehouse of Indianapolis, Willie MacFarlane of Tuckahoe with Johnny Revolta of Milwaukee against Denny Shute of Philadelphia and Al Ex-Pinosa of Akron.
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Miami
Frs
U.R
Horton Smith
Chicago
Paul Bunyan
White Plains
N.Y
al Watrous
Mortie Dutra
Detroit
Walter Hagen
Tom Creavy
Albany
Phil Perkins
Cleveland
Ralph Stonehouse
Indianapolis
Wilie Macpfarlane
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Denny Shute
Philadelphia
Pinosa
Akron
Reds Prepare for Florida Camp as Position Players Arrive
In Tampa on March 5 the Reds expect their regular infielders and outfielders to arrive tomorrow for spring training. Battery men and several rookies continue drills while yesterday the O'Farrella beat the Bhuttons 7 to 4 in the first scrimmage.
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Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
O'farrélla
Bhuttons
Cage Season Nearing End in Ohio Colleges Basketball
Ohio State meets Western Reserve in Cleveland as the 1934 season winds down with two key games. Akron claims the Ohio Conference title after a 14–1 record, beating Oberlin 48–30. Mount Union finishes runner up, Ashland tops Wooster, and Baldwin Wallace crushes Case 40–18. John Carroll defeats St. John’s of Toledo 42–4 in a non conference tilt.
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Ohio
Ohio State
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Notre Dame
Case
Reserve
University of Akron
Akron
Oberlin
Dayton
Mount Union
Ashland
Wooster
Baldwin-Wallace
Walloping
John Carroll
T. John's
Toledo
Record Crowd To See Track Event Tonight
A capacity crowd of nearly 16 000 is expected at Madison Square Garden for the Intercollegiate AAU indoor track and field championships. 516 entrants from 29 colleges compete under the metric system, with a key duel between Hill Bonthron of Princeton and Gene Venzke of Pennsylvania in the 1800 meters and a fierce team race. Glenn Cunningham’s 352.2 record may fall, though Cunningham will not compete tonight.
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New York
U.P
Madison Square Garden
Garden Arena
Hill Bonthron
Gene Venzke
Bonthron
Princeton
Venzke
Pennsyvania
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Cunningham
Triplett Dies After Coast Speedway Crash at Fair
Ernie Triplett, twice Pacific Coast speedway champion from Los Angeles, died in a local hospital after a four car crash at a rally staged before the county fair. George Smith of Portland and HM Hafferty of Hollywood were fatally injured, with three others hurt.
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EL Centro
Cal
Ernie Triplett
Pacific Coast Speedway
Critics wrong on Carnera fight say Primo deserved praise
Henry McLemore argues in New York that Primo Carnera earned the world heavyweight title despite slim skills and hostile press reaction. He notes Carnera's size and grit carried him to victory over Loughran, while critics blame him for rough tactics amid a crowd’s sneers.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Western Union
42Nd Street
Tommy
Primo
Bootsie
Sharkey
Schmeling
Tunney
Dempney
Carnera
Loughran
Clasa
All Class BA sectional teams chosen at Gallipolis tourney
All star selections for the Gallipolis BA sectional were made on Thursday and Friday and Saturday. The first team includes McMahon and Morgan forwards, Roberts center and captain, W Roberts guard, Paths guard. Hines and Hoffman on second team with Moon center, Hughes and Wiseman guards.
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Gallipolis
Rinsit Tram McMahon
Waterloo
M. Morgan
Oak Hill
Roberts
W. Roberts
Paths
Chesapeake
Hines
Amesvyille
Hoffman
Glouster
Moon
Hughes
Oak Hin
Wiseman
Organize Committees For Corn Hog Program In Ohio
County extension agents of southeastern Ohio will meet Wednesday March 7 in Columbus to discuss organizing county committees for the corn hog program. March 6 is the final date to hand in contracts and begin implementing the plan. Thomas H. Johnson, Athens County representative, reported over 200 contracts turned in at his Post Office office.
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Ohio
Columbus
Thomas H. Johnson
Athens County
Red Top Beers win five man title at Ohio State Bowling
Dayton hosts the Ohio State Bowling Tournament final where Red Top Beers capture the five man title with a 3 102 score. Pat Albrie and Pete Mercurio of Cleveland hold the doubles lead at 1 275 while Robert Schwarts of Greenville tops the singles with 671. Several teams place in the doubles top ten including Columbus and Dayton pairs.
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Dayton
Pat Albrie
Pete Mercurio
Cleveland
Robert Schwarts
Greenville
Albria
Naddy Latham
Heine Mead
Columbus
Tommy Zavako«s
Lew Gaylor
Yoakum
G. Adama
Columbia
Joe Pocta
Bud Suchan
A. Bauman
C. Welle
W. Kueh
W. Robincheck
Fred Lereh
Barney Ross Defends Ring Title Tonight
Barney Ross lightweight and junior welter titles defend tonight in San Francisco against Frankie Klick in a 10 round bout at the city auditorium. Walter Neusel of Germany fights King Levinsky in a 10 round heavyweight tilt at Madison Square Garden. The New York program lists bouts in several cities, with multiple matchups and venues through the week.
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New York
San Francisco
Barney Ross
Frankie Klick
California
Walter Neuse
Germany
King Levinsky
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
Marshall Second in West Virginia Conference Standings
Marshall College closes the season with a push into temporary second place in the West Virginia Conference. A Potomac upset of Davie Bking tonight would maintain Marshall’s hold. Glenville clinched the title by defeating Fairmont. Joe Strum 8th in trial, Zavakos 2nd in all events with 1.095, Pocta 1.995, Lerch 1st with Mea.
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Marshall College
West Virginia
Thundering Herd
Potomac
Davie
Glenville
Fairmont
Marshall
Davie-Bikina
Morris- Harvey
Wesleyan
Tern
Morgantown
Joe Strum
Cleveland
T. Zavakos
Pocta
Mea
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