Four Hamilton Boys Making History at Transylvania
A Transylvania roundup highlights Hamilton High players John Schwalm Charles Schwalm Louie Pawlowsky and Kool Kraus as rising college football figures. Schwalm, a sophomore, starred on defense and as a punt returner, while Pawlowsky and Kraus anchor the line. Coaches expect Hamilton alumni to bolster the 1933 Pioneer eleven and many more Hamilton players to join next season.
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Hamilton
Transylvania
Catholic High Achuo
Ut City
John Sehulmn
Charles Sehwalm
Louie Pawlowsky
Kool Kraus
Juhn Sehwalmn
Pawlowsky
Knars
Seaton Mid
Charles. Sehwealm
Eod
Padlsweby
Lans
Knaus
Kentucky
Token Sehwalmin
Geather
Charlea
Pioneer
Pioneer Eleven
Athaysity
Ohioan Captains Marshall Eleven
Huntington W Va Des 13 UP Marvin Wooley of East Liverpool Ohio was elected captain of next year s Marshall football team.
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Marshall
Huntington
W. Ca
Marvin Wooley
East Liverpool
Five Player Deal Opens Session Of Major League Magnates
The major league magnates opened the spring with talks on revenues down 27 percent as five player trades reshaped rosters. Bill Terry vowed to improve the Giants by trading runs for talent and new acquisitions including Lindstrom to the Pirates and Furlis to Philadelphia, with Spencer and Davis changing hands between the Pirates and Phillies. The swap ordeal creates a powerful Pirates outfield with Warner brothers and Lindstrom, while other moves send OHS, Walker, Mloo ney, O’Farrell, and Allen to add depth. Executives weigh spring training plans as the game seeks a rebound.
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Br Rpwwan
NEAT
Prean Sporia Weiler
New York
Des
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National Jragnes
Eolit Daya
Harter
Tident
Bill Terry
New York Gights
John McGrow
Lindestroam
Pittsnagh Pirates
Pirates
Gus Tdujus
Orvy
Warner Brothers
Pant Wit Lloyd
Lindatrain
Elianeea
Bob O'Farrell
Votevan ¢Atehoy
Kha Allen
St. Louis Cardinale
Ray “Starr
Nui
Gus Nn Cuao
Hom
Hides Etl
Miami University 1933 Football Schedule Released
Miami University released its 1933 football schedule under Athletics Director George L. Rider. The team plays five home games including dates against Hanover, Marshall, Wittenberg, Heidelberg, and Cincinnati, with the season wrapping up on Thanksgiving day in Cincinnati. The schedule also lists away games at Bloomington, Athens, Oxford, and Delaware, with Heidelberg, Ohio Wesleyan, and Ohio University noted among opponents.
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Oxford
Ohio
Dee
Miami University
George L. Rider
Indianpool Bloomington
Moet Tlanaver
Marshall
Wittenberg
Georgetown
Heidebberg
Cheamfield
Moran
Buckeye
Ile Nosh
Ohio University
Obie Wesleyan
Sedjana
Bloomington
Hanover
Marehall Ab
Oho University
Athens
Largetown
Dhjo Wesley
Delaware
Heiieberg
Ox- Fouad
Cincinnati
Australians ban pigeon races over disease fears
Molhanrne Australia reports a ban on pigeon racing in Vitoria due to disease risk. Authorities warn racing pigeons could spread an epidemic from state to state and may carry the virus among wild birds if infected, threatening the poultry industry.
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Molhanrne
Australia
Vitoria
Newcastle
Coed Shooters Top Men in Norman Ukraine? Wait details unclear
In Norman Oklahoma the University of Oklahoma coed video team edges the men’s squad with a close score 493 to ?. Names mentioned include Martha Tinte ry Janet Brookling Helen Stacy Tylda Barr and Reva Clark.
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Shootars
Nonnan
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Dendy
Marks-Wormen
Martha Tintery
Janet Brookling
Helen Stacy
Tylda Barr
Reva Clark
Menis
Kickers Tour Ireland Gaels Start May 5 1933
The Cork Tha Kerry team, all-Ireland Gaelic champions, announces a six-week American tour beginning May 5, 1933, with plans to showcase their title run and meet fans abroad.
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Kickers
Cork
Kerry
Gloomy Prospect Foy Kerr Faces Lost 14 Lettermen
Hamilton NY December 1 AP coach Foy Kerr faces a lean squad after 14 lettermen depart including seven Irish players. Only four starters remain Captain elect Winnie Anderson Jon Peters Bobby Sunnah and Charlie Soleau among the first eleven. Reserves and undefeated freshmen will fill gaps as Kerr plans for next season and an All-East selection.
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Hamilton
Ned Raiders
Andy Kerr
Tormon
Kerr
Winnie Aniorson
Jon Peters
Bobby Sunnah
Aod
Charlie Soleau
Charlie Peters To Battle Pesek In Topeka Wrestling Show
Charlie Peters prepares to face Pesek in Topeka at the Fon non plub wrestling night. Peters, noted as a top light heavy in the region, aims to win while Pesek seeks a major upset. Peters arrives undefeated in matches this season, adding prestige to a card billed for strong action.
Boxing Bout Pokered Across Cities in Tourney Card
Announced results from multiple regional bouts show Benny Bass stopping Petrone in New York, Rosenders outpointing Melonoy in Seattle, and Guona drawing with Glick in Mexico City. Other highlights include Hererra stopping Falco in Texas, Gains knocking out Mati er in Manchester, and Kennedy edging Marty Qoid in Okprieston.
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Annociated Press
New York
Benny Bass
Thilaiulphia
Dominics Petrone
Jack Rosenders
Punk Melonoy
Seattle
Wash
Enzo Piorvonte
Italy
Jimmy Varali
Jimmy MaSamara
Bernal
California
Mexico City
Toe Glick
Brooklyn
N. Y
Alfredo Guona
Mesieo
Drew
Pittsburgh
Tony Hererra
Fl Paso
Vexas
Tony Falco
Philadelphia
Feankie Boj- Waki
Brio
Bik Sie As
Ter Wee Fare
Tell
Fort Wayne
Ind
Feerl Edwards
Chester
W. Va
Manchester
Tarry Gains
Toronko
Michel Matier
New Castle
Engs
Ten Targey
Walter Cotb
Jack Gag- Don
Boston
Tony
Galenlo
Orange
N.J
Foals
Charley Retalnss
Duluth
Minn
Ed Pronte
Inck
Barger
Salake City
Ededie Alten
Okprieston
CoJohnny Kennedy
Charleston
Marty Qoid
Tack Barry
St. Louis
Sammy
Laens
Jacksonvill
Fla
Allentown
Tanny Delving
Tommy Bros
Chicago
Cincinnnati
Pete Lena
Cincinnati
End Cooper
Muncie
Indi
Reds seek old Orioles spirit as they review club
Cincinnati December 13. Reds manager reviews the club’s outlook to recapture the famed Baltimore spirit. He cites leaders Wilbert Rahlingon, Frank Bowerman, Joe Kelly, Willis Keeler and others, stressing speed of mind and action over raw hitting. He aims to build a team that anticipates, outthinks, and outplays opponents.
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Apfeamner
Colgate
Jack Roarke
Hinemen
Zonnie
Kik Gooler
Joe Cuts
Haevai
Alex Carey
Ines
Brooklyn
REDS
Bovis
Uinelnnnil Hede
Wilbert D. Rahingon
Keank Bowerman
Battle Creek
Mich
Jaab Aimimer
Lees
Hut
Ein Joe Corbett
California
Pomipadam Dim
Teri Inks
Indiana
Pep and Pepper
Mora Thay
Fire
Brindione
Ayorn
Pepytr-Hox
Baltimore
Aol
Orioles
Ree
Cticago
Remsley
Smith
Moora
Richbourg
Herman
Thera
Gable to Meet Sailor on Mat at Armory Show
Tomorrow night's wrestling exhibition at the Armory features top middleweights. Sailor Jacobs meets George Gable at 164 pounds while Treobs of Nava Training Station faces Cis Kallio in a semi final. Other bouts include Waggeser vs Enky Kennedy, Art Times vs Ty Brenthews, and Thunderbolt Joe OChildress against Steve Sabodez.
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Armory
Tive
Sailor
Joe Tacobs
George Gable
Treobs
Nava
Great Lake
Atlantic
Pacific
Cis Kallio
Wigsling
Waggeser
Cincinnati
Lloyd Kennedy
Arizona
Art
Times of Dayton
Tyfey
Brnthews
Toledo
Hamilton
Basketball Scores From Ohio Northern and Toledo Game
Ohio Northern 31 Toledo 28 as reported. Additional lines note Findlay and Marion in action with unclear results. G A022 appears as a page or article code.
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Toledo
Ohio Northern
Toleda
AL Piading
Findlay
Marion
Record-Changing Football Attendance Mirrors Era
The article notes rising attendance across college football with Notre Ville Navy drawing an estimated 70,000, and Western Reserve Cars setting a local high for turnout. It mentions the New York Rangers forward trio Cook, Cook, and Boucher surpassing 700 points together in seven seasons and the New York Yankees about to celebrate their 80th anniversary next spring.
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Cleveland
Notre Ville-Navy
Western Reserve-Cars
New York
New York Rangers
Bill
Huw Cook
Frankie Boucher
New York Yankees
Colleges See Football Revenues Drop In 1932 Season
AP reports a 27 percent drop in football revenues for 1932 across 40 colleges and universities with attendance down about 13 percent. Some schools like Brown, Purdue, Wisconsin, Columbia show varying results while others such as Notre Dame report totals of $1,416,000 for nine Ramblers games.
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New York
Ex Mineri
Associated Press 2
Sofl
Brown
Purdue
Wisconsin
Caolumbia
Oklas Nona
Washington University
St. Lewi
Mississippi State
Notre Dame
Tin Ramblers
Stanford
California
Princwton Tet
Yala
Haeyard
University of Washington
Northwest
Ed eps Up Practice At San Bremense University Team
Coach Lawrence Spud Lowig of the University of San Brmelseo organized post season practice after the football season. He and assistants oversaw freeh lien duty and ran remaining varsity players through new plays for next fall.
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Bua Craneisea
Lawrence Spud
Lowig
University of San Brmelseo
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