Major League Managers Shuffle Ahead of 1933 Season
The 1933 baseball season opens with many new managers across 16 clubs as teams seek quick impact. Veterans like Mackey and McKenzie loom large, while figures such as Frisch OFarrell and Cronin start fresh duties. With rosters unsettled, clubs anticipate shifts in strategy and leadership.
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Pilots
Mackey Cochrane
Tig- Bye Harris
Red Sox
Walter
Rogers Horn
Browne
Frankie Frisch
Cardoole O'Farrell
Reds
Jimmy
Phillies
Charles (Casey
Dodgers
Bill McKenzie
Braves
TROJANS RAVENNA IN CLASS A SEMI FINALS AT COLUMBUS
Columbus Ohio March 16 The Ohio scholastic basketball tournament Class A semi finals matched Dayton Roosevelt against Youngstown Raven and Tiffin Columbian against Zanesville. Roosevelt beat Toledo Central 39 32 in the first round and Roosevelt guard Albert Tucker scored 15 points. Columbus North faced Portsmouth in a 27 18 win for Portsmouth while Zanesville routed Columbus North 33 18. Waterloo defeated Chandlersville 54 29 in Class B action with Orlyn Roberts scoring high for Waterloo.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Deyton Roosevelt
Youngstown Raven
Roosevelt
Toledo Central
Albert Tucker
Akronest
Steve James
Steve Donchess
Tiffin Columbian
Tiffin
Zanesville
Jack Gage
Carl Spears
Portsmouth
Columbus North
Trojans
Howard Wedebrook
Tucker
Akron Wert
Waterloo
Lawrence County
Chandlersville
Waterloo Toter
Orlyn Roberts
Susany
Lewellville
Hhe
Bellpoint
Waynesburg
Mark Center
Tiro
Olive Branch
Tire
Merk Center
Akron West
Dayton Roosevelt
Giants Face Uncertainty Over Third Baseman Role
The text notes a 1933 homer count, highlighting a steady scorer, and discusses the Giants lineup with Jackson and Verger contending for third base. It also mentions Ryan's strong recent form suggesting a fixed spot, while some analysts expect Blondy to be sent down.
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Giants
Young
Terry
Jack
Okeh
Jackson
Ryan
Verges
Verger
Blondy
Signing of Title Bout Found Everyone in Harmony
In New York on March 16 Henry McLemore notes a June title bout pact between Primo Carnera and Max Baer was arranged with lawyers present and mutual fantasy demands. Carnera and Baer managers avoided conflict, while Garden leaders proposed New York as site, with Chicago and Los Angeles also floated.
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Yessir
New York
U.P
Primo Carnera
Max Baer
Bar Association
Dempsey
Jack Dempsey
the Garden
Butte
Montana
Garden
Baer
Chicago
Carera
Los Angeles
Bishops Fight On In Buckeye Conference Race
Delaware Ohio March 16 Buckeye Conference notes show Ohio Wesleyan Bishops losing key players to graduation but still aiming for strong finish. Missing Munson Dickerson Burrell Worcester Rose and Stammier, with infield reshuffles possible. Remaining players include Heft Canter Overturf Stark Hendricks Ottenbreit and outfielders Quayle Turley Lanigan Mewhart Kuol plus Palmer as catcher.
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Graduation
Ohio Wesleyan
George Mtnten
George Munson
Wilmer Dickerson
Kenneth Burrell
Chuck Worcester
Dale Rose
Howard Stammier
Columbus
Myron Prech
Cleveland
Ernie Tales
Harold Brown
London
Stephen Hering
Clovis Stark
Clarence Hendricks
Findlay
Henry Ottenbreit
New Haven
Conn
Jim Heft
Larry Canter
Milford
Jack Palmer
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Ray Overturf
Walter Quayle
John Turley
Don Mewhart
Toledo
Pete Lanigan
Herb Ku
Dates for five horse racing meets approved in Ohio
Columbus report states the Ohio Racing Commission approved five meets with dates set for Toledo harness in July and other venues. Troy hosts August 15 16 17 while Dayton runs September 3 4 5 6 North Randall June 23 July 7 and Berea June 9 21. Applications linger for Painesville Urbana Columbus and Beulah Park.
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Columbus
U.R
Ohio Racing Commission
Toledo
Troy
Dayton
North Randall
Berea
Painesville
Urbana
Beulah Park
Carnera Baer Title Fight Signed for June at Madison Square Garden
Boxing's long negotiations end with Primo Carnera and Maxie Baer set to fight 15 rounds or less on June 14 at Madison Square Garden outdoor arena. Dempsey will assist promotion and receive a share. terms include percentages for Baer Hoffman Dempsey Carnera and Garden options and a 10 percent benefit to the New York Milk Fund.
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New York
U.P
Primo Carnera
Maxie Baer
Madison Square Garden
Jack Dempsey
Baer
Ancil Hoffman
James J. Johnston
Dempsey
Hoffman and Beer
Garden
Dempecy
Hoffman
The
Garden Promotion
the Garden
Semifinals set for AAU basketball tournament
In Kansas City on March 16 four top teams vie for a finals berth. Reno Creameries of Hutchinson will face the University of Wyoming while Tulsa's Diamond Oilers meet the Olympic Club of San Francisco.
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Kansas City
Reno Creameries
Hutchinson
Kan
University of Wyoming
Tulsa
Diamond Oilers
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Wittenberg Honors 8 Varsity and 18 Freshman in Banquet
Springfield March 16 report: Wittenberg College awarded eighty varsity and eighteen freshman basketball letters at its annual banquet. Varsity letter winners include Elwood Pitzer Bob Hamilton and Jerry Donahue all from Springfield along with Roy James of Cincinnati Dale Miller of Phillipsburg Tin Charlestworth of Elkhart Ind Alfred Florence of Toledo and Fred Buescher of Cleveland.
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Springfield
U.peighty
Wittenberg College
Elwood Pitzer
Bob Hamilton
Jerry Donahue
Roy James
Cincinnati
Dale Miller
Phillipsburg
Tin Charlestworth
Elkhart
Ind
Alfred Florence
Toledo
Fred Buescher
Cleveland
Mangin and Stoeben in Net Finals at Indoor Champs
Newark's Mangin slated to defend his Nations Indoor Tennis title against Los Angeles' Lester Stoefen in New York. Stoefen ousted Francis Shields 6-4 11-0 6-4, while Mangin beat Sidney Wood 6-4 3-6 6-2 7-4 with doubles semi highs set for today between Bell Bowden of New York and Kursrok Pittman, and Lott of Chicago with Stoefen to face Shields and Wood.
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New York
A.R— Gregory
Mangin
Newark
N. J
Egein
Heavy Artillery
Lester Stoefen
Los Angeles
Stoefen
Francis X. Shields
Sidney B Wood
Berkeley Bell
Frank Bowden
Lawrence Kursrok
Jack Pittman
George M. Lott
Chicago
Shields
Wood
Kent State Gets New Playing Field
Kent State College wins approval to build a new baseball diamond at an estimated $32,000. The project will adjoin the football field on the Kent State College Farm and use hand labor. A $2,200 memorial gateway is also planned for the campus.
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Kent
U.P
Kent State College
CWA
Columbus
C. W. Taylor
Kent State
Rosenbloom Wins Easy Ten Round Decision In Georgia Bout
In Macon fans watched Maxie Rosenbloom defend his light heavyweight crown with an easy ten round decision over Walker Smith at Fort Benning returning from an army heavyweight title bout. The champion dominated early and maintained his edge through the later rounds. Smith showed heart but could not match Rosenbloom's controlled offense and ring generalship.
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Macon
Maxie Rosenbloom
Walker
Cyclone) Smith
Fort Benning
Army
Randall to face Lombardo for Ohio welter crown
Tiger Joe Randall of Elyria will fight Tony Lombardo of Toledo in Sandusky on March 23 as part of his bid to claim the Ohio welterweight title. Randall beat Cincinnati title-holder Lee Cox here a few weeks ago.
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Sandusky
Tiger Joe Randall
Elyria
Ohio
Tony Lombardo
Toledo
Randall
Lee Cox
Cincinnati
Dizzy Deans Sore Foot May Sideline Start in Miami Beach
Dizzy Dean of the St. Louis Cardinals nurses an infected foot but is expected to pitch against the New York Giants in Sunday’s Miami Beach game. Manager Frankie Frisch says rest will help and that Dean is in mid season form.
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Bradenton
Fla
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St. Louis Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
New York Giants
Miami Beach
Dean
Frisch
Exhibition Openers Across Regions From Yankees Braves to Giants
Inter league exhibition opens at Water Front Park Miami Beach with Yankees and Braves. Giants, after a 13 to 7 loss to Reds, head to Tampa and then Bradenton for two game stand with the Cardinals. Indians prep in New Orleans with Ferrell Hudlin holdouts and Gatehouse Lee to pitch. Pirates plan two game set in Riverside against Hollywood as camp ends.
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Pla
New York Yankees
Boston Braves
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Fla
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Cincinnati Reds
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Cardinals
Bradentown
Joe Bowman
Portland
Ore
Reds
Lew Orleans
Westley Ferrell
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Filal
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Pelicans
Denny Gatehouse
Thornton Lee
Forrest Twogood
Iowa University
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Mat Tourney Opens Today
Grapplers from more than a dozen colleges in three states train for the first annual interstate collegiate wrestling tournament at Case Club gym in Cleveland. Kent State champion Joe Taborsky defends his title with Ohio University contenders Keller and Scherzer among expected challengers. Preliminaries start at 8:00 p.m. tonight with semifinals Saturday afternoon and finals Saturday night. Teams entered include Ohio Case, Fenn College, Baldwin Wallace, Kent State, Ohio University, Muskingum, Hiram, plus Pennsylvania Tales Waynesburg Washington and Jefferson and New York Mechanic Institute of Rochester Buffalo University.
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U.R
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Joe Taborsky
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Keller and Scherzer
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John Marshal
Ohio—Case
Fenn College
Baldwin Wallace
Kent Stane
Muskingum
Hiram
Pennsylvania—Tales
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Murphy and McGill Take Beaver Valley Golf Course Lease
C Murphy and John R. McGill of Columbus have leased Beaver Valley golf course east of Springfield for one year. Their agreement was announced today by U P.
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Springfield
U.P
C. Murphy
John R. McGill
Columbus
Beaver Valley
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