Newark Prep seeks win at Williams High. Easterners tour
Newark Prep, led by coach Lew Hirt, aims to rebound after a 33 27 win over Goshen as they face Hamilton in a late game at Williams High. The schedule includes a 7 28 p m prelim between Reserves and the Y M C A Shadow World M I team before the 8 19 p m main event with the Easterners against Hamilton.
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Wimilton High School
Newark
Node
Tania
Aonistan High
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Norris
Flamm
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Young
Geady
Indy
Oller
Ohio State High School Athletic Association
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Maton
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Geason
Shadowwold
M. I
Year in sports review recalls gains amid hard times
A lengthy review of sports in 1902 notes financial strains yet strong competition across football and baseball. Highlights include the Yankees World Series win streak, Pittsburgh's upset of Notre Dame, and major college games in October, with other sports news and notable figures like Walter Hagen and Burleigh Grimes.
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New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Bobo Ruth
Tow Qching
Yankees
Nic Yankees
Args
Pittsburgh
Natra Damo
Tom
Ohio State
Indiana
Michigan
Northwestern
Purdue
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Yale
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Oregon State
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California
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Oregon
Tulane
Georgia
Auburn
Duke
Brown
Yimle
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Dartntant
Tadiana
Town
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PaeduyaNsconsin
Army
Civic Athletic Club Show Soon
The Civic Athletic Club plans a wrestling show Thursday night at the Moose Lodge near Albany, with Augustus tol Hebindley and other notable wrestlers set to appear. Referee Bade Lewis and matchmaker Dunkin outline a 10 strike format while tickets go on sale later this week at the local Jagener store.
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Dunkin
Waitchmaker
Moose Cat Wnear
Aiebany Federation of Wrestling
Bade Lewis
Allain Gn
Augustus Tol Hebindley
Is Foo
Sailey Parker
Noolk
Vunilon Asat
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Pengenin
Matehyyaker Dunkin
Tielerts
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Panthers Ready for USC Showdown Next Week
Pitt coach Jock Sutherland says the Panther squad is in fine condition after three days of drills and will be at peak for the Pasadena trip and the Chicago game with USC. Optimism runs high as no serious injuries are reported among the squad.
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Ariz
Dae ZO
University of Pittsburgh
Heavim
Pasadena
Roe Roy
University of Southern Califortia
Jock Sutherland
Hin He- Hievnho
Crain Prls
Turrna
Pitt
Notable Baseball Scores and Managerial Remarks
The page lists scores including Ohio State 4, Notre Dame 2, Ohio U 47, Western Reserve 4, and notes on aging players. Charley Grimm, Cai manager, praises Burleigh for next season. Grimm calls Grimes a great follower on a ball club and credits him with building team spirit and aiding young pitchers, though he vows to rely on his dependable men.
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Notre Dame
Ohio U
Western Reserve
Charley Grimm
Cai
Burleigh
Help
Grimes
Grimm
Record breaking list starts in Miami Open
The Miami Open golf tournament at Miami Springs drew a record field of pros and Amateurs, headed by 1932 champion Tony Avinour and U S and British Open winner Gene Sarazen. Officials expected about 175 entrants by nightfall for the $2,000 event.
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Dee
East
Miami Springs
Tonyny Avinour
Qene Sarazen
United States
Boxer Facing Biggest Test at Chicago Bout
Dus. 29 world featherweight champion Lemmy Pau from Buffalo will meet Fidel Santaghi of Los Angeles in a one round exhibition at the Chicago rink as a showing of his claimed title strength.
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Pau
Cindaul
Buffalo
N.Y
Naowt Boxing Descaration
Bia Neid Teat
Fidel Santtaghia
Los Angeles
Hamilton Catholic Tops Alumni in Hectic 82 47 Victory
Hamilton Catholic's high school basketball defeated a former Hamilton Catholic Alumni team 82 to 47 in a loose, fast-paced game. The Green and White featured strong passing and a fast attack led by Beer and Holland while Wally Hilb and other regulars battled injuries. Joe Kien and Cody Adelsporger led the Alumni with 32 points each as Hamilton Catholic rallied from a 9-7 first quarter deficit to dominate the later periods.
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Hamilton Catholic
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Wamililton Cuthulis
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Atuniai
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Unem
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Adelsporger
Dwteh Lueag
Steve Brunner
Cas Tattile
Stan Moeller
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Asee Tuan
Adolsperger
Imeag
Orinter
Miller Returns To Fenmont Card In Friday Bout
Billie Miller returns to the Fenmont card to face Dixon of London Ohio after a previous defeat blamed on a bad break. Miller aims to rebound in front of Hamilton wrestling fans and seeks payback on Dixon in the semi final Friday show.
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Ay Dixon
London
Ohio
Fenmont
Miller
Hamilton
Wan
Dixon
The
Oliphant May Enter West Point as Buckeye Star Considers Appointment
Cleveland reports Ohio State football star Marshall Oliphant is weighing a possible appointment to the United States Military Academy. If offered, he would likely leave Ohio State before his senior year to meet West Point age rules. Rival and family connections in football history are noted, including Elmer Oliphant’s prior All-American status.
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Shey
Chamberisi
Fritch
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Vinichey Snecol Sued
Wolvern
Dueni
Reece
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Heine
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Mt Wae
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Ana
Loughman
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Burnett
Ste the
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Kurkhacht
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Hehorenr
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Croyerag
Hotala
Chena
Eer Wetton
Davia
Wood
Berman Sully
Solar
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Voss - OG Ie
Bannan
Daumherly
Cleveland
the Plain Dealer Foray
Marshall Oliphant
Ohio State University
Aim
United States Military Academy
Oliphant
Buckeye
Elmer Oliphant
Purdue
Arny
Maraball Oliphant
Jogeland Heights
Xohoal
Ohio State
West Point
Oliphant Sail Hn
Evelon
Warneke Sets Two Records As League Star
New York December 20 Warneke the lanky Arkansan star turns in a breakout season for 1932. He led the National League with 23 wins and a 2.37 earned run average while posting six losses and four shutouts. Warneke also completed more than 20 games, threw 286 innings, and struck out 191 batters to pace the league. Others in the era included Rubdell Betts Swetonie Luers and Dizzy Dean.
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New York
Tlonmtic
Warneke
Arkanens
Nec
Vutshone Hie Oltsters
Wenred Ryn
Bill Walker
Danny Vance
Brooklyn
Henore
Pitehera
Tavis
Carl Rubdell
Walter Wfurk
Betts
Boston
Stave Swetonie
Pittsburgh
Charles
Red) Luers
Cincinnati
Torothy Herman
Dizzy
Oona
Ist
Touts
Swetonie
Jack Quinn
Blu Hallahan
St. Louis
Dodgers
Reserves Upset Amo Club Cagers in preliminary
The Amm Club reserves edge Amo Club Cagers in a tight game decided by a late spurt. George Trewin led the reserves with six points, Booth for Amo club added eight, and a box score lists players and totals amid a chaotic recap. A main event with Ray Carpenter vs Welsh from Akron is teased as a battle of endurance with showtime at 8:00 p.m. Reservations for seats at Fenmont Center are available.
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Manilion Catholin
George Trewin
Booth
Alam
Gath
Menerves
Handley
Coussl
Niebuli
Dizon Messief
Ray Carpenter
Himmself
Akron
Ohio
Salling Fenmont Center
Warner Urging Change In Grid Rules
New York wire reports say Warner urges changes to football rules including awarding one point for each first down and revising the dead ball rule. He argues for simplification and more safety, proposing penalties and downing rules to curb kneeing and keep play dynamic.
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New York
Jilen Stokey
Warner
Angeiont
Palo Alto
Ino Jetter
Giomar Dobie
Cornell
Urgert
Sefegnarda
Bree
Waynar
Beauvy
Stanford
Temple
Banelynl Mon
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Rartier
Mat Results New York to Boston in 1928 event
Partial OCR summary shows competitors and locations including New York Baltimore Philadelphia Boston and Los Angeles. Mentions Lew Pliner and Gus Sonnenberg with weight or score figures and year 1928. Fragmentary details limited. core names and cities identified.
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New York
Ale Cotoninu
Los Angeles
Lew Pliner
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
Saniny Sicy
Wownsk
Shop League Finals Battle Sparks Narrow Win
In last night’s shop league actions Estate defeated Champion 40 to 10 while Bell Telephone beat City 21 to 20. Becketts and G. M. C. split, with GM taking a narrow 22 to 21 victory over Valley and Becketts edging G. M. C. 22 to 21 in a tough night of close finishes. Next week Estate meets Champion as two hot contenders clash in a game shaping the final standings.
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Injia
Coated Twins
Brut Wight
Ani
Bell Telephone
City
Vtarlus-G. M
Ayvap
Tenn Geekler
T and
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Hinayiniera
Hello Boys
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Becketts
Champion
Estate
Cary
Beckatts
Duck Condon
Snade
Stitzel
Wills SV State
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Bayes
Fara
Ware Ey
Trojans Taper Off for Battle
Southern California prepares for a Rose Bowl game in Pasadena after a 6 game win streak, with coach Howard Ames focusing on psychology and light work through Monday’s practice. Team physician Dr. Walter Feiseler says players are ready for the intersectional matchup against Pittsburgh.
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Los Angeles
Walster Feieseler
Jones
Hamilton Muk Team Sets 2595 Rail Bowling Mark
The Hamilton Muk team, competing in the Cincinnati Bowling Association rail, posted a total score near 2595 with a high individual 918 pins. The Hearts group also posted strong numbers including a 305 single game as part of the event.
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Cincinnati Bowling Association
Cincinnati
Hamilton Mik
Hanilton
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