Ohio State Gym To Host State Basketball Tournament
The 1933 Ohio State select basketball tourney will be staged in the Ohio State University gymnasium on March 17 and 18 with elimination events on March 10 and 11. The change from Star Fair Grounds follows a recent Ohio State athletic central board meeting.
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Ohio State University
Ihlo State
Athletic Central
Star Fair Grounds
Bewting Congress
Vehiolk
Central Board
Mar
John
Ashland
Norhwestern
Ilrict
Chester Dolviston
Georgetown
Ua Southern
T. L. Laws
Canal Winchester
Central District Board
M. 3. Potts
Townaville
le Southeastern Ldigteiet Hound
Miss Wlomur Ten Nevstedl
Hremant
Grace Wmasberg
Wartwell
Alate Council
All- Tativs
Newark Prep Elevates Hopes For Hamilton Tilt
Newark High meets Hamilton in a key prep basketball clash at the gym, drawing coaches from Cincinnati and Dayton keen to assess talent. Newark with veteran players, and Hamilton five with two losses show a budding rivalry as both teams prepare for a New Year’s Eve Portsmouth showdown.
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Hamilton Tigh
Newark
N. J
Cinchnnati
Dayton
Hamilton
Hirt
Portsmouth
Amateur Boxing Show at Fenmont Aims for January
An all amateur boxing event supervised by the A A Uy will be held at Fenmont mid January. Any Buffer county scrapper may enter, with entry blanks obtainable at Fenmont. Al Tosmoria can provide further information. Fenmont will also conduct boxing classes with Carh Meder as instructor.
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A. A. Uy
Fermont
Buffer County
Fenmont
al Tosmoria
Menmont
Carh Meder
Moore Wins Billiards Match Amid Turbulent Contests
The report details Frank Bowhton, a top pocket billiard star, battling Moore in Colonial Billiard Park events. In the afternoon Bowhton won 100 to 1, Moore reversed in the evening 160 to 74 with a high run of 70. Plans call for another afternoon session of 90 points and 150 balls per session.
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Frank €. Bowhton
Moore
Hamilton Servard
Nestay Ab
Boughton
Mrs Kyger Fires 285 in Local Bowling Session
Mrs Kyger bowled a 285 game in a women’s league at the Moose Alleys on Tuesday afternoon. She totaled 634 for three games, with other scores of 162 and 187, marking a high effort in Hamilton area bowling.
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John Kyger
Moose Alleys
Hamilton
Alliny
Fesveal
Fenmant Alleys
Warmer
As Sa Funan
Bann
Dr. Sheets
Orme
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Haylie
Malen
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God
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Pete Tae
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Cehem Srey
Cae
Falaz
Nesos
Mira
Ointen Ie
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RG Tra
Rayer
Eylts
Hardebecke
Schall
Wamoth
Mr. Schals
Sasiman
Roger
St Dunner
W. Wood
Snively Ea
Miller
Smiths
Mat Results And Related Times From New York Meet
In New York the meet featured athletes including Jack Sherry of Ohio with a 220 yard throw and Hern Freeman of New York with a 238 yard mark. New Haven and Boston figures appeared among the results with Coon-tius Sorsen- Her noting a 200 yard throw and Steve iasi of New England posting a 200.
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Rene
Jack Sherry
Ohio
Hern Freeman
New York
New Haven
Coon
Tius Sorsen- Her
Loston
Steve Iasi
New Neitain
Conn
Alumni Quintet And Green Squad Set For Tonight
Hamilton Catholic High School's alumni quintet and the Green and White squad face an easy tonight test after several victories. Likely Green substitutes will play as the alumni team, with Adrion and Broering possibly appearing. The schedule then shifts to tougher foes in January and February, including Springfield Catholic, Stewart High, and several others, with the Feamont arena hosting tonights game.
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Hamilton Catholic High School
Hamilton Catholic
Sharp
Ruder
Atley “Iie
Shavermen
Reily
Springfield Catholic
Springfield
Stewart High
Oxford
Hamilton Gathulin
Fobyuary Grove- Cuffey
Chamisnds
Entin
Fairitor
Woolward
Roger Bacon
Winningtom
St. Navier
Feamont
Tast
Tema
Grean and White Storg
Pitt Faces Southern California In Rose Bowl Punt Clash
Pitt fans brace as coach Jock Sutherland worries over star tackle Paul Cuba's leg injury ahead of the Pasadena Rose Bowl. Southern California, led by Romer Gerevith, averages 857 yards per game on the ground, while Pitt averages 88 yards per punt. Panthers remain hopeful but cautious about breaking USC's strong rushing attack in the January game.
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California
Trojans
Pittsburgh
Pasadena
Pitt
Bob Hogan
Jock Sutherland
Southern California
Romer Gerevith
Honard Jonas
Mien
Earnec
Lryine War Inirton
Griffith
Panthers
Amz
University of Pittsburgh
Paothers
Paul Cuba
Cubs
Teany
Sutherland
Unclear sports score from 1993 New Orleans boxing draw
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Ohio University 34, Joe Sewell as a Yankees infielder with few strikeouts in 124 games, and a boxing match in New Orleans April 1993 ending in a draw between A Bowen and J Burke. Details are fragmented and inconsistent across the source.
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A. Bowen
J. Burke
New Orleans
Olsen Enthused Over New Rules Of Basket Play
Chicago December 28 college basketball coaches praise new rules for faster play and safer tempo. Ohio State coach Harold Olsen applauds reforms saying ten seconds suffices for teams to move and set offense while others wonder about defensive pressure in late count. Ward Tarbert notes staffing effects may push changes.
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Olsen
Chicago
Searson
Ward Tarbert
Harold Olsen
Ohio Bite
Ubw
Cubs
Olsen Sai
Gontwtling
Dave MacMillan
Inisante
Minnesota
Fenmont Orioles Triumph Over Lindenwald A C Five
Fenmont Orioles defeated Lindenwald A C 6 to 20 in a preliminary to the Fenmont game Tuesday night. Brunner led scoring with 29 points for the Orioles as the team dominated the contest and built a comfortable margin from the opening whistle.
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Fenmont Orioles
Lindenwald A. C
Brunner
Ovio Ps
Fremont Ortatex
Adelspermer
Armbrust
Lucas
MrAvdel
Reese Bo'o
Ailspangh Yolieeiell
Fannett
Fight Results from Palm Beach and Nearby Cities
Fight results report draws and knockouts across multiple venues. West Palm Beach sees Aseeclacet Press and Rosy with Bobby Vernon in Chicago and local fighters. Terra Haute and Indianapolis feature Larry Johnson and Jackie Purvis in decisive moments. Los Angeles hosts Peter Jackson stopping Pacha in a ten round bout while Lucian and Young Walker draw in a mixed card.
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T Aseeclacet Press
West Palm Beach
Pistro Corri
New York
Irving Avhkanazy
Tallahassee
Fls
Drew
Dave Barry
St. Bouis
Young Lucian
Indianapolis
Tiger Jask Fox
Terra Haute
Ind
Larry Johnson
Chicago
Jackie Purvis
Young Walker
Jos Angeles
Rosy
Kid Baker
Anderton
Bobby Vernon
Los Angeles
Peter Jakson
Pone Pacha
el Centro
Calif
Hesket Returns To Basket Wars For Ohio State
Hesket Daylan Stivera all state echolastic cantor will be in the Ohio State lineup against Notre Dame tonight. Declared eligible after a year’s scholastic deficiency ban, Hesket faces Notre Dame’s Ed Moose Krause in a noted individual matchup as the Buckeyes meet the South Bend five.
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Columbus
Wilwer
Hesket
Daylan Stivera
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Becausa
Moose) Krause
South Bend
Gacn
Welch to Meet Ray Carpenter in Friday Wrestling Bout
Clare Welch, noted youth wrestler, is set to face Ray Carpenter in a featured weekly wrestling show in Lancaster Ohio. The bout will have a two ball limit with a time constraint, promising a decisive contest as Welch aims to claim Carpenter’s title.
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Welch
Ray Carpenter
Clare’ Welch
Yoeng
Zignert
Lie Lancaster
Sheonx
She Fenmont
Carpenter
Wo Oller Bouls
Schmeling Named No 1 Heavyweight by Boxing Writers
New York December rankings from sixty boxing writers crown Max Schmeling as the top heavyweight for the third straight year despite losing his world title to Jack Sharkey last season. The poll shows Sharkey second, with Baer rising to third, Poreday moving from ninth to fourth, and notable mentions including Loughran, Schaff, and Carnera among others.
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Chicago Cubs
New York
Yankers
Chicago
Guy Rush
Burleigh Grimes
Boris Smith
Gavin
Lefty Gomez
Vanken
Kik
Cleveland
Rees Bomervils
Canada
United States
Solinny Goodman
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Pirates
Saint Clair River
Argonat
Midh
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia Athletica
Bath
Washington
Max Schmrling
Mickey Waker
Long Taland City
Walker
Mor Behmeling
Germany
Aldan
Jack Sharke
Schmeling
Aule
Sharky
Iy Jus
Canyons
Max Schmelings
Jack Sharkey
Max Baer
Stanley Poretay
Primo Caratra
Johnny Risko
King Levinakys
Miskey Walker
Young Stribling
Ernie Schaaf
Tommy Loughran
Larry Grips
Steve Hamas
Winetun
Charle Retzlaff
Jae Ranige
Pauling Uzendan
Turly Griffiths
Arthur Tillek
Alvermer
Cal.walloper
Fion
Stanley Poreday
Jersey City
Hig
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Ernie Schanf
Primo Carneva
Ivan Cleverland
Fenmont Cage Five Rolls Over Blanchester 67 to 20
Fenmont with coach Aureal Imfeld built a big lead after a slow start and routed Blanchester Olja Tramps 67 to 20 at Fenmont gym. Linthicum led with 17 points, Kiep 18, Reynolds 14, Kelly 14 as Brouse and Post stifled the Tramps’ offense and next week the Fenmont lineup faces a tougher challenge from the Hausa of David club.
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Fenmont
Blanchester
Olja
Féninont
Goarh Imfold
Challe
Linthicum
Kelly
Reynolds
Kipp
Hausa of David Club
Quality in Minor Talent Good Says Donie Bush Opines
Baseball writer Dong Hua examines the role of minor leagues in shaping major leaguers, citing Lou Gehrig Freddy Lindstrom and several clubs. He notes talent flow from International and American associations to the Giants Reds and Cubs, highlights young pitchers like Wieharde and Rosy Ryan, and discusses likely 1943 roster battles and open positions.
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Gincinmali
Des
Minneapolis Miller
Silica
Rhineland
Shia Bama
Lou Gehrig
Freddy Lindstrom
Mindra
Arhiah
Giants
Ecollese Diafanda
International Tongue
American Association
Pacific Coast Organization
Sickey
Flour City
Pat Crawford
Reds
Columbus
Paul Richards
Minneapolis
Bill Terry
Hig Hogan
Richards
Mi Uso
Cardinals
Walker-Mooney- Allen-Manguso
Jong Neo
Redland Field
Wieharde
Cecil Ferguson
Boston Nationals
Rosy
Oldtimers
Rube Benton
Rosy Ryan
Detroit
Pile
Blange
Columbus Red Birds
Dows South
New Chairman Named for National College Gridiron Committee
William Langford of New York has been chosen as the new chair man of the National Collegiate Athletic Association football committee, succeeding the late Edward K. Hall. Langford has long served as secretary, contributing to rule codification and committee work. He studied at Trinity College in Hartford and previously represented the New York area in football circles.
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Proanecta
William $. Lang
Miles Caramittes
National Collegiata A. A
Edward K. Hall
Langford
Hall
Trinity College
Fernford, Conn
Eteong
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