Hamilton Eyes Open Season For Local Basketball Teams
A chaotic grid of notes outlines Hamilton Highs opener with tentative lineup Bayes Young Arnold Shields Norris facing Mouron. Ham Central Catholic also meets Harrison at Fenmont while Oxford University hosts Wilmington. Contenders include Hirt's fast rebuilding squad and broader regional matches, plus old coaching insights and oddball sports tidbits from baseball and football to rugby.
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Mouron
Bayes
Young
Armold
Swords
Shields
Norris
Hamilton High
Hamilton Catholic
Harrison
Fenmont
Oxford
Mian University
Wilmington
Easy Victories Open Opening Tilt Results
City and various teams posted decisive wins in opening games. Scores include Kalate 41 City 1 and Chheniton 48 Valleylea 25, with GML 0 and other standings noted. Upcoming games feature Y-Indus versus Bell Telephone and Estate versus Becketta.
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Kalate
City
GML
Ball Telenhano
Valleylea
Bocketts
Chheniton
Y-Tnitas
Geaque
Tosm
Wetate
Valley I
Y-Indus Va
Bell Telephone
Estate
Becketta
Valley Ten
Major League Owners Propose Cuts and Reforms
A World-Telegram symposium quotes 16 club owners including Sam Bread, Billy Eyang, Gerald Nugent, Charlie Stoneham, Bob Quinn, Louis Comiskey and more. They urge reduced calories and overhead, shorter training seasons, limited radio exposure, discipline in player handling, and stricter schedules to curb costs and boost competitiveness ahead of the next league meeting.
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Gerald P. Nugent Leprae
Phillies
Charler
Stoneham
New York Giants
Amuén
Bob Quinn
Boston Hed Sox
Inns
Louis Comiskey
Chleago White Bar
World-Telegram
Brandonery
Portsmouth Spartans star Clark eyes coaching job at college
Clark, standout quarterback for Portsmouth Ohio Spartans, tells reporters he hopes to coach college football next fall after leading Portsmouth to a 19-0 win over Green Bay. He praises his team's spirit and ability against Green Bay, compares it with pro squads, and recalls the heat tackle Cal Habbmed from Geneva College as a standout opponent.
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John Richthoff
Sweden
Thos
Boss Bowl
Betanso
Tudor
Baltimore
M.C. A
Tanlusteins
Walloping
Young
Bayes
Kelly
Long
Bayea
Post
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Calin
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Nords
Valley Lee
Witupalpiek
Heckett Terth
Tue
Filepatrick
T. Bayes
Inds
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Tin Hot Boys
Stitzel
Kurry
India
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Strategier
Geckler
Sox
Fate
Ptr
Dor
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Olly
Duttiew
Blohel
Tod Renwn
Conlin
Wren
Seore-Penning- Waranny
Clark
Cologaia College
Portsmouth
Spartans
Mie
Portamouth
Green Bay
Charkwas
Witter
Tim Aa
Cal Habbmed
Geneva College
Holf
Dye
Clark Wiighs
Baseball Reform Debates At National League Convention
At Columbia Ohio December 5 the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues plans to name reforms for minor leagues. Proposals include enforcing committee recommendations, an enforcing overseer, and a central league with eight new towns. American Association changes include post season pennant playoff and cash bonus awards funded by admission revenue. International League may adopt similar bonus plan pending today’s vote. Central League formation to place teams across Illinois Indiana Michigan Ohio West Virginia and possibly Pennsylvania was outlined with ten franchise holders meeting yesterday.
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Columbia
O. Dee
Nagin
Placa Ionior League Bneball
Tan
Welt
International League
Alders
Central League
Ilinois
Tudiana
Michigan
Ohio
West Virginia
Mat Results Aseoetnied Area and New York
In a garbled report, competitors including Joe Savalili, Joe Maleecier, Roland Kirchmeyer, Tom Marvin and others are listed with scattered times and places such as Cleveland Philadelphia Utica Harrisburg and Oklahoma. The text references throws and relay-style credits with uneven numbers like 4:20 and 24:2 amid unclear event names.
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New York
Joe Savalili
Qaka
Mish
Jack Zarnog
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Joe Maleecier
Utica
N.Y
Roland Kirchmeyer
Oklahoma
Harrisburg
Fading Landau
Gresee
Tom Marvin
Oklahownn
Lipreng Beats Hagelin In Boxing Fight Report
The Associated Press notes Lipreng of Spain defeats Hagelin of Cuba by points in a midweight bout. The confused dispatch also mentions Francisco Ros of Spain, plus a quirky aside about Norman Hardage and chef Lowie Hare Hage from Oklahoma, discussing cooking on a charcoal stove and steak burning.
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Associates Press
Barcelona
Spain
Aliddleweight Lipreng
Hagelin “Oliver
Cuba
Substino
Puerto Rico
Francisco Ros
Hardage
Norman
Okla
Lowie Hare
Hage
University of Oklahoma
Alghanta
Hardaga
Trojans Schedule Preseason Games in San Francisco
USC basketball travels to San Francisco to face the University of San Francisco and St. Mary’s in nonconference tests. The trip marks a shift from solely playing on Southern California courts as the Trojans prepare for the upcoming season.
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MLC. A. Industrial Toop
Trojan Cagers
San Francisco
University of Southern California
Cxa
Ita Neual
Southern California
Trojan
University of San Francisco
St. Mary's
Chocolate and Labarba Seek to Reignite Featherweight Interest
The article reviews a Madison Square Garden bout between Chocolate and Fidel Labarba aiming to revive glamour in the featherweight division. It notes past greats like Wier Belfast Spider McGovern Attell and references the 126 pound title landscape with the New York State Athletic Commission and National Boxing Association involvement.
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New York
Bee
Kid
Pynchur
Califorpia
Fidel Laburha
Madigan Square Garden
Chovalate
New York State Athletic Commission
St Stake
Mae
Belfast
Terry McGovern
Ale Attell
George Sixon
National Boxing Association
Tommy Pant
California
Chocolata
Labarba
Sins Settle
Golfing Stars Begin Play In Frisco Meet
San Francisco golfers start the National Open match play at Dakeride course in Frisco. Olin Dutra leads qualifying with 67 as top seed, facing Dick Fry. Charley Sheppard and Teo Tiegel are among favorites, paired with Mike Murray and Frank Walsh, as rest of bracket battles unfold.
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San Francisco
Armmtent
San Franciscn
Dakeride
Olin Dutra
Santa Monies
Calif
Angers
Dick Fry
Oakland
Eryxahot
Charley Sheppard
Zimmartans
Portland
Ora
Jimmy Thorson
Colorado Springs
Colo
Sheppard
Colline
Kansas City
Teo Tiegel
Agua Caliente
Mike Murray
Wichita
Kan
Horton Smith
Oak
Favorvite
Havre De Grace Replaces Bowie To Open Season
Havre De Grace will open the eastern horse racing season next year, replacing Bowie which has held the Menor since 1915. The Maryland racing schedule was arranged by officials and forwarded to the Maryland Racing Commission for approval. A 100 day season with eight special days was planned for unemployment relief. Spring meet runs April 14 to 29, then May 1 to 17, with Bowie May 14 to 29. Tall meets at Havre de Grace October 18 to 30, Laurel October 31, Pimlico November 1 to 4, Bowie November 15 to 30. Disabled American Veterans Chapter No. 15 held a dance planning meeting at St. John's Ball on South Eleventh Street. three new members were welcomed.
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Havea de Grace
Bowie
Maryland
Maryland ‘Racing Commission
Havre Fer Grace
Pindica
Havre de Grace
Lantenther
Laurel
Piniico
Piaa
St. John's Ball
South Eleventh
Vstreet
D. A
Jeffs
Heavies Battle On Fenmont Mat
Fenmont club tonight features heavyweight bouts. Bearcat Jones of Cherokee Indians Tulsa faces Jack Russell of Texas in a two falls to win or time limit. Dick Chiffin Akron takes on Hob Blake Columbus with 39 minute limit or one fall. Gypsy Joe Snyder Cleveland meets Frock Pari Beaver Cal in 30 minute limit or all to win. Jones Russell bout expected to thrill. event starts about 8:30.
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Fenmont Club
Bearest Jones
Tulsa
Oolley
Jack Russell
Texas
Kye
Dick Chiffin
Akron
Hob Blake
Columbus
Gypsy Joe Snyder
Cleveland
Frock’ Pari
Beaver
Cal
Jones-Russell
Jones
Ith Advancs
Assell
Bearcat
Marty Is Named on Ohio State Gridiron Legend
Columbus Ohio reports on Marty Warner and Marty Knarow as standout ball handlers at Ohio State who kicked off and recovered fumbles for touchdowns in college games. The text notes unique kickoff return feats in Ohio Stadium and references Ohio State football schedule matches against Navy, Minnesota, and Notre Dame in October 1933.
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Marty
Ohio State
Coltmbus
Ohio State University
Warner
Pennsylvania
Mason
Marty Knarow
Towa
Ohio
University of Pittsburgh
Navy
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Quaker Quintet Set to Tangle with Miami Redskins
Fresh from a successful grid campaign, Miami University faces Wilmington College in a 1932 basketball clash at Oxford. Coach Maner’s squad, led by King and Captain Davin, meets a strong Wilmington team with a 16-game schedule, aiming to blunt the Redskins and launch a busy road swing through Lafayette and Hanover.
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Oxford
Oliv
Der
Miamil
Redskins
Cartain
Wilmington College
Johny Maner
Quakers
Withrow
Cawrt
Steele
Torna
Miami
Twacsier
Tnck
Joli Anthony
Whiting
Indetry
Les Mussteller
Mazon
Witwen Ott
Stellar Gard
Massillon
Aes
Simaky
Alston
Cound
Krank Veruclys
Akron
Tings
Woodhurn
Nomwood
Oil John Kotfes
Springfield
Wetton Betate
SENSO
Althugh
Wilmington
Greufield A.C
Earlouy
Richmond
Wilmigton
Mimmnn
Lafayette
Purdue
Weisdlay
Hanover College
Tri
Tool
Sox and Cubs Schedule Two Spring Exhibition Games
Chicago announces two spring exhibitions between the Cubs and White Sox before the 1913 season. One game will be at Comiskey Park on April date to be announced, the other at Wrigley Field the following day. Both teams will feature tentative lineups and no guaranteed rosters.
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Chicago
Coinixe Key Park
Wrigley Field
Lother
Tobias Discus Duo Puzzles Washington Coach
Nicholas Lapkin, a UW track and field sophomore, throws equally well with both hands, creating an ambidexterity problem for coach Clarence Edmondson. He alternates left and right to toss the discus, consistently reaching about 130 feet in practice.
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Tobias
oNicholas Lapkin
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