Redlegs fall to Athletics as Herman signs with Reds
In Florida the Cincinnati Reds officially add Babe Herman after a long negotiation, with Herman expressing satisfaction over terms though exact figures were not released. The Reds lost 7 to 4 to the Athletics in a spring matchup featuring homers by Mickey Heath and Ed Coleman and a solid start by John Ogden.
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Ampa
Fla
U.P
Babe Herman
Cincinnati Reds
Herman
Sidney Weil
Reds
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Ft. Myers
Mickey Heath
Ed Coleman
Athletics
John Ogden
Bennie Frey
Bifl
Wyson
Wysong
Grove
Mitch’s Musings on Districts to Columbus Finals
Mitch’s Musings reviews the Ohio scholastic basketball season noting three teams from the district reached Columbus in two years. Stewart qualified by district title at Portsmouth. Pomeroy advanced to state semis, losing to Akron West, the eventual Class B champions. Castalia earned the Class B crown in a dramatic playoff, including an overtime finish.
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Columbus
Stewart
Portsmouth
Romans
Youngstown Fitch
Stuart
Pomeroy
Akron West
Purple Panthers
Akron
Upstaters
Pomeroy Boys
Tip Dye
Fred Crew
State Tourney Huge Success
The Ohio high school basketball tournament held last week in Columbus netted nearly 8000 from 17000 admissions. H. R. Townsend said a full gate report will follow. The association will drop trophies to save several hundred dollars, and a 1933 site remains undecided with several venues suggested.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
H. R. Townsend
High School Athletic Association
Townsend
Cleveland Public Hall
Akron Goodyear Gymnasium
Dayton Coliseum
Akron Zeppelin
Columbus Advances In Tight Box Score Thriller
In a tense contest Columbus scored in the final frames to beat Houston 8 to 9. Key contributors included McFarland Delancey and Carey with multiple RBIs and home runs, while Winford and Lebourveau provided early offense. Pitching by Staiay and Grilli held firm late as the winner sealed the win in the ninth.
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Columbus AB
Whitehead
Riggsie Binder
Ss Bruckman
Aplenors
Winford
Moore
Sidr
Columbus
Icclab Delice
Lebourveau
Purdy
Riggs
Heusser
Delancey
Bruckman
Ings
Klinger
Narlesky
McFarland
Carey
Funk
Jancey
Medwick
Wanson
Rensa
Sprinz
Itehead
Kott
Lebour- Swanson
McFar
Rott
Ib Moore
Staiay
Cheman
Aoe Vv
Chapm
Prelia i
Bas
Comet
Boor
Munger
Ses
Maton
Aaaen
Cleboski
Princeton Names Martineau as Assistant Football Coach
Earl Martineau who played for Minnesota and was Purdue backfield coach will join Princeton as assistant football coach starting April 4. The appointment was announced by Dr. Charles R. Kennedy chairman of the Princeton board of athletic control.
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Princeton
N. J
U.P
Earl Martineau
Purdue
Charles R. Kennedy
Princeton Board of Athletic Control
Martineau
Minnesota
Herbert O. Crisle Jr
Young Brown Shines in Braves 2 0 Win Over Robins
In St Petersburg on March 22 a young high school pitcher named Brown starred in the Boston Braves camp. He pitched six innings and allowed only one hit as the Braves defeated the Brooklyn Robins 2 to 0.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
A.R
Brown
Boston Braves
Braves
Brooklyn Robins
Red Sox sign Tripp Sigman after 1930 Phillies season
Savannah reports Tripp Sigman signed by the Boston Red Sox after starring for Philadelphia in 1930. Sigman played for Peoria in the Three Eye League last year as the Yanigans beat the Regulars 3 to 1 in Fort Myers spring action. Mickey Cochrane will miss the Athletics' remaining spring drills with an infected foot from a blister. Chicago White Sox commit eight errors early as the Regulars top the Yannigans 9 to 7 in San Antonio.
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Savannah
Tripp Sigman
Phillies
Boston Red Sox
Sigman
Peoria
Yannigans
FT. Myers
Fla
U.P
Mickey Cochrane
Philadelphia Athletics
Cochrane
San Antonio
Tex
U.2
Chicago White Sox
Giants Rout Tigers in Los Angeles Eight Run Tilt
New York Giants defeated the Detroit Tigers 12 to 8 in Los Angeles as the game heated up in the eighth inning with a rousing finish to the doubleheader.
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Los Angeles
U.R
New York
Giants
Detroit Tigers
Battalino and Petrolle Clash in Opposite Styles at Garden
York telegraph reports Bat Battalino and Billy Petrolle meet in a Madison Square Garden bout. Battalino is all energy and aggression, driving fast punches, while Petrolle moves slowly, calculating openings. Both fighters share a fierce, no surrender style and are set for a brutal scrappado.
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Henry McLemore
York
U.P
Bat Battalino
Billy Petrolle
Madison Square Garden Pit
le Boulevard St. Caulifleur
Bill
Battalino
Billy
Bat
Petrolle
Bat’s
Billy's
Fargo Express
Walker Collision Ends Play at Plate
Detroit out fielder Walker clashed with catcher Healey at the plate, injuring Healey by closing his eye and cutting his nose as the inning ended.
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Walker
Detroit
Healey
Ohio Matmen Enter Trials For Olympics
Four members of Ohio State wrestling squad will compete at Indiana University in a pre Olympic trial meet Friday and Saturday. Arch Kellar, Clark Gray, Joe Sintich, and Mermit Blosser will wrestle in 124 158 174 and 191 pound classes as part of the semi finals for U S representation. Blosser leads Ohio hopes after Kent results with five state champions on the roster.
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Indiana University
Indiana
Olson
Arch Kellar
Clark Gray
Joe Sinth
Mermit Blosser
United States
Columbus
Ohio
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Red Cats
Kent
Case
Hicks
Bell
Sintic
Kellar
Gray
Ray Nicholson
Star
Blosser
NBA Drives Fight Fixes To Clean Boxing Sport
The National Boxing Association opened a campaign to root out fake fights and crooked activity. President Gen John V Clinnin warned all participants linked to a fixed bout would be banned for life. The action follows a Salt Lake City bout involving Mickey Walker and conflicting opponent claims from Jimmy Maloney and Jimmy Mahoney.
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Chicago
U.P
National Boxing Association
John V. Clinnin
Bulletin
Clinnin
Mickey Walker
Salt Lake City
N. B. A. Action
Walker
Jimmy Maloney
Boston
Mahoney
Miami
Jack Kearns
Jimmy Mahoney
Maloney
Low One Way Paves Chillicothe
A brief notices travel fare roundup lists prices from multiple stations including Parkersburg to Los Angeles with a depot contact at Red Star Station and a phone number 960.
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Parkersburg
Los Angeles
Akron West Cowboys Celebrate State Basketball Title
Akron West high school\'sClass A state champions return from Columbus to a student welcome and chapel tributes. A chamber of commerce dinner and athletic association events are planned, honoring the team as Akron\'s first state titleholder.
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Akron
U.P
Akron West Cowboys
Ohio
Columbus
Cowboys
Chamber of Commerce
West Athletic Association
Bobcat Track Team Opens Season Against Wesleyan
Ohio Wesleyan hosts Ohio State track trial results show Carl Trobby clocked 10:20 for two miles, faster than Wesleyan's Herrick last spring. Fred Deutsch tied 56.5 in the 440, while Siemen and Rowland neared 12 feet in pole vault. The Buckeyes travel to Delaware for the season opener against the Bishops, with strong early indoor form expected from both teams.
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Larry Hauck
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Carl Trobby
Herrick
Wesleyan
Fred Deutsch
Deutsch
Buckeye
Siemen
Rowland
Herbert
Michigan State Normal
Western State
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al Rudinsky
Dover
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Eddie Montague
Redskins
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Fila
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Chick Hafey
St. Louis Cardinals
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Wilkes-Pankow
Buffalo
Todd-Rudinsky
Gunderson-Roscoe
Graham
New Philadephia
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Baumann
Rutkowski
Mitch
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Sugar Creek
Castalia
Mix
Pontiac
General Motors
Athens County
Buick Company
Athens, Ohio
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Millikan's Jewelry Store
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Athens
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Frey
Song
Philadelphia
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Roetiger
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Moon
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Rey
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the Athens Messenger
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Williams
Letin
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Capitol Park
Union Station
Capitol
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