Hamilton bowlers shine in Cincinnati headpin tourney
In Cincinnati yesterday Hamilton bowlers Ed Lohmaltz and Henry Grochs posted strong scores in the headpin tournament with Lohmaltz at 384 in the limit division and Grochs totaling 334 with 110 107 and 117. Bill Sullivan finished 331 and the scene notes Grochs’s nine alive strikes in a prominent showing for Hamilton as other locals also earned prizes. The writeup recalls earlier standout feats, including Koster Bratke’s first perfect score, and previews a yearbook-style sports digest for 1932 with monthly highlights and events from Pasadena to New York.
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Hamilton
Behmalts
Henry Grochs
Bill Sullivan
Hamitem
Groohs
Sullivan
Koster Brate
Wong
Spartans Lose to New York Giants in Exhibition
Portsmouth Spartans, co leaders with the Chicago Bears for the NPFP title, were soundly defeated by the New York Giants in an exhibition game in Lexington Kentucky on December 14. The Giants dominated with superior offense and defense, sealing a decisive victory that impacts the championship race.
National Heads In Poll Against Radio Accounts
National and American league owners meet to cut costs and adjust rosters for next season. Key moves include advancing the player roster deadline from June 16 to May 15 and reducing salaries, with debates on radio broadcasting and trade restrictions continuing.
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New York
Asuagera
Rostar
JNO
Keneuuw
Landis
John A. Woydler
National League
Alraniy
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
St. Towia
Kroutensla
Elias
Biggay Fellows
Yierwit
Askig Waiters
American League
Sidney Weir
Cincinnati
Samuel Breadon
Pesek's Punishing Hold Set for Main Match
John Pesek, noted for a thousand holds, is expected to employ his punishing grappling technique in the main bout against Charley Peters of Kansas. The from the Nebraskan fighter is renowned for stopping foes with pressure at the right moment. Also slated are Haeb Slagle versus Jimmy Acklin in a Tennessee heavyweight clash and another preliminary bout. A separate item notes an effort to legalize horse racing in New Jersey, with New York visitors potentially able to bet at tracks via crossing the Hudson.
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John Pesek
Norrow
Preaek
Charley Peters
Kansas
Fenmont
Peele
Pegek
Haeb Slagle
Jimmy Acklin
Tennessee
Buckeye Gossip Preview of Buckeye Conference Schedule
Buckeye gossip notes preliminary akirntishea as Buckeye teams brace for a grueling conference campaign beginning after New Year. Cincinnati hosts Dayton while Miami meets Purdue. Western Reserve looms for Ohio, with Bathing Bigops favored. Wittenberg yet to play. the Taborans schedule Detroit City College and Cluffton College. Track and baseball schedul es inch forward amid mixed football revenues.
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Gilgon WaGe
Akirntishea
Buckeye
Skeless
Trampa
Cincinnati
Dayton
Goodyar
Akron
Miami
Hanover
Oxford
Donieon
Wittenberg
Taborans
Detroit City College
Cluffton College
Springfield
Columbus
Wichtenberg
Ami
Indiana
Ohio
Purdie
Ohio Wesleyan
Syracuse
Tudinna
Timois
Purdue
Hamilton Catholic Prepares For Monroe High Clash
Hamilton Catholic High School faces Monroe High School in a Saturday night Matinee at Fenmont for its third win of the season. The Green and White aim to measure potential against a taller Monroe squad while Coach Sharp shuffles forwards and guards to optimize a balanced attack.
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Hamilton Catholic High School
Monroe High School
Hamilton Catholic
Fenmont
Hamittan
Monroe
Green and White
Aonroy
Showig
Hamilton High School
Mourog
Hamilton
Wally Hilz
Sharp
Willie
Malone
Riedel
Zimwoers
Thamiston Catholic Reserve
Match Captured By Wehr Pinmen
Hamilton Dairy bowl team defeated Gaokxtat elih 27 to 02. Altiruene scored 2 and Dos Daugherty added 408 points in the game for Hamilton.
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Wehr
Pro Football Christmas Day Showcase Between Spartans Bears
Chicago December reports a Christmas day national professional football charity event featuring the Spartans against the Bears at Wrigley Field. Organizers led by Halas plan a Cincinnati venue for a veterans benefit game, with Red Change joining the Bears. Green Bay West Coast plans appear uncertain.
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Chicago
Parlemonts Spartans
Chikcugo Bears
Wrigley
Freign Wes
Nashville
Tenn
Bears
Green Bay Packers
West Coast
Honolulu
Didrikson Calls Suspension Grossly Unfair
Babe Didrikson, famed athlete from Houston, faces a suspension by the Amateur Athletic Union after allowing a motorcar company to use her image and testimonial in an ad without consent. The Southern AAU registration committee ruled her ineligible for amateur competition, while national officials warned a permanent pension could bar her from consideration for the Jaynes B Sullivan award. Didrikson plans no public statement and does not intend to sue the company.
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Houston
Pex
Mildred Baba Didrikson
Amateur Athletic Union
AALU
New Orleans
Amatenr
Daniel J. Perris
A. Alu
Annie Permanent
Didvikson
Shop Contests Tonight at Y M Gym
Contests in the shop basketball league will tip off at 7 o clock tonight at Y M Gym with games including Y Indus vs Bell Telephone and Eatate vs Beckits. Several close contests and a strong standing are expected. Physical Director Bradbury announced season tickets at gate for 19 cents adults and five cents children.
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Shop Basketball League
T O'Elock
Gauea
Y Indus
Bel
Telephone
Eatate
Béckeits
Uifyva
Valley Teeve
Gom
Weil Governhlnd
Bradbury
Gable Set for Bout in Armory Wrestling Card
Gable, ranked second, meets the challenger Jacobs for a title shot if he defeats the recent challenger Kallio. Night features semi final with Skinny Himes vs Smutty Mathews, and early bouts including Weggeser and Kennedy in the curtain exercise at 8 30 p.m. in Cincinnati.
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O. N. G. Armory
Gas Kallio
Craign Gable
Kallio
Jacobs
Gable
Himes
Dayton
Mathews
Tohxlo
Gee Tos Weggeser
Cipcinhuti
Arizona
Lloyd Kennedy
Joe Childress
Hanlon
Graupie
Steve Yeboden
Minneapolis
Purdue and Miami Battle Tonight in Preseason Opener
Purdue, defending Western Conference basketball champions, opens its preconference slate tonight against Miami in Lafayette. The Boilermakers must compensate for the loss of guard Wooden and will start an experienced lineup under Coach Ward Lamberg. DePauw visit Bloomington as Tadiqna leads its slim lineup in another matchup.
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Chisago
Purdue
Miami
Lafayette
Boilermakers
Vohu* Ny Wooden
Ward Lamberg
Tadiqna
DePauw
Bloomington
Ambiguous Athletics Results Across Cities
An assorted list of misread names and scores from track results shows scattered entries in multiple cities including New Haven Omaha and New York. It lists athletes such as Charles Hands Sid Weat rich and Karl Sarpolis with times and distances like 30 15 and 24 33 amid a jumble of OCR errors and partial places and organizations.
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New Haven
Coli—Marin Prestina
Chicago
Charles Hands
Omaha
New York
Strangler) Lewis
Los Angeles
Sid Weatrich
Baltivere
Karl Sarpolis
Tow Marvin
Oklahoma
Boxing Results From Diverse Cities Show Winners Across Nations
Reported fight outcomes list Roy Peter winning in Minneapolis while Rodolfo Casantray defeats a Mexican opponent in Mexico City. Billy Papke earns a points decision in Inglewood against a rival from Los Angeles, and Pete Nebo defeats Alles Whitlow in Phoenix with decisive accuracy.
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Rapids
Mich
Prima Carneva
Italy
Roy Peter- Won
Minneapalis
Los Angeles
Rodolfn Casantray
Mexico
Young Yommy
Philippine
Telands
Wally
Fraser
Inglewood
Call
Billy Papke
Vasa Heng
Ality
Billy Hogan
New
Booster squads to be recruited for AB congress meet
Columbus Ohio December 1 booster squads to be recruited from all sections of the state for the American Bowling Congress event in March. Marion Dayton Springfield Delaware and other central Ohio cities have bowlers socializing to roll in the AB Congress. To enlist a bowler must show a score of 850 or more and be approved by the secretary of his local association. Alleys for the congress will be built at the State Fairgrounds and construction begins February 2 with the first ball of the tournament set for March 9.
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Columbus
American Bowling Congress
Marion
Dayton
Springfield
Delaware
Ohio
Dloerl Association
Harry Friedel Sizzles With 612 State Tournament Series
Reading from Toledo scores, Harry Friedel posted a 612 singles series at the Maganic State Tourney while teammate Walter Healty totaled 598. The Hamilton Milk five posted 2669 in team play, placing second as Friedel and Chorley Meeka anchored the doubles run. Other listed figures include Hamilton marks and various player totals, with a stray note on Guatemala’s Central American production.
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Harry Friedel
Hamilton
Toledo
Harry
Walter Healty
Haniton Milk
Chorley Meeka
Friedel
Helse
Sige Isi
Segresee ATA ‘Windgrew + Harry Frigdet .,, 198 1st Walter Deatey
Henry Voos
Henry Kurs
Charles
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