Newark Defeats Hamilton 44 to 19 in Varsity Basketball
Newark High School dominated Hamilton with a 44 to 19 victory, using a patient, pro style offense and precise shooting aided by size and speed. Bayea led the Big Blue on defense and offense, while Warner fueled Newark’s breakaways as Hamilton struggled to score.
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Newark Prep
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Big Blue
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Hamilton High defeats Newark in hard fought basketball clash
Hamilton High overcame Newark to stretch a lead late while Bayes stabilized the center role. The win boosts momentum ahead of a Portsmouth clash and underlines coach Lew Hirt s team depth despite Bayes uneven form.
Local Boxing Results Highlight Mixed Scores and Dashes
In Canada and Boston matches, Mike Magurki from New York and Ray Steele from California wrestled to a draw at 2 hours. Results show scores near 212 for Judson of Washington and 218 for Steele, with 10:20 times noted for the bout.
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Mike Magurki
New York
Washington
Frank Judson
Ray Steele
California
Drew
Panthers Ready for Tilt With Trojans in Rose Bowl
Pitt Panthers coach Tok Sutherland announced no injuries after a week of practice. Pittsburgh aims to face USC Trojans Monday in Pasadena at the Rose Bowl, with star Paul Guba cleared to play after a serious injury.
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Woesen
Agiz
Aingle
Tok Sutherland
Pittaburgh Panthers
University of Southern Ualfornia Trojans
Pasadena
Calif
Paul Guba
Jackie
Rutherland
Wes
Privda
Hanes
Trojans Plan to Start Team That Upset Irish
Los Angeles based football squad enters Rosy tournament final stage with aims to topple Pittsburgh on Monday. Coach Jones considers using the same lineup that ended the regular season 113 to nil over Notre Dame, featuring Palmer and Spayling ends, Brown and Simith captains, Youel center, Griffin quarterback, Miskine and Bright halves, Clark fullback.
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Dee Jr
Youllieen
California
Pittsburgh
Joney
Panthers
Jones
Notre Dame
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Spayling
Brown
Simith
Jacklen
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Stevens
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Youel
Centee
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Miskine
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Clark
Pilt
Wackfield
Golfing Stars Open Up Grind In Miami Open
Miami Springs hosts the Miami Open with 64 pros and 18 amateurs vying for 221 dollars prize money. Notables include Tommy Armour seeking to replicate his 1931 victory and Cyril Walker among many familiar names at the Miami Springs course.
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Miami
Pia
Nalion
Tommy Armour
Detroit
Seeling
Lunn
Mimai Springs
Gere Sarazes
Walter Lungen
Denny State
Miami Biltmore
John Revolte
Menomines
Tunnerup
Ed Dudley
Billy Burke
Cyril Walker
Johnny Golden
AL Watraus
Wilmington Star Dominates Ohio College Basketball Standings
Columbus, Ohio December 30 Ray King leads the race for individual scoring in Ohio College basketball with 18 points in six games. His Wilmington team is far ahead, with Bob Tucobs close behind, while Bavona of Ohio University sits third and Irvin of Wilmington fourth. Other notable names include Brown of Ohio U and Cleland of Ashland in the upper scorers.
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Ray King
Ohio
Wilmington Star
Bob Tucobs
Bavona
Ohio University
Irvin
Wilmington
Brown
Ohio U
Clelanch Jot
Fenmont Meets House of David Five Next Week
Fenmont prepares to host the House of David five in a marquee basketball clash next Tuesday in Hamilton. Fenmont, seeking to halt the Horse of David’s 75 game winning streak, eyes the confrontation as a major test amid rising national opposition.
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House of David
Hamilton
David Bene
Waler
Imfeld Cagers Triumph at Dayton in Low-Scoring Win
The Imfeld Music five defeated Holy Gross fen at Daxton Ohio last night 34 to 14. Kelly and Linthionm led scoring while Stouse Post and Kiep anchored defense holding forwards to 10 field goals. The Dayton floor unsettled the Inala, yet they secured a safe margin victory. It marked the Gem City's first defeat of the coming season.
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Holy Gross Fen
Daxton
Ohio
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Linthionm
Stouse
Post
Kiep
Inala
Dayton
Heavy Schedule Of Sport Meets Faces Buckeyes
Ohio State faces a busy January across basketball swimming wrestling and possible track and rifle events. The Buckeyes basketball opens January 2 against Kentucky and hosts Indiana January 7 Minnesota January 14 and Illinois later that month with two out of town games against Xavier January 20 and Western Reserve January 25. Swimming has tentative dates including a January 13 meet with Wiltenberg and a possible January 27 against Taranty tern. Wrestling plans two matches, likely Western Reserve and West Virginia around January 28, with a track squad possibly joining for Morgantown. Rifle and polo remain on intramural footing with rapid action anticipated on campus.
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Ohio State University
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Indiana Hanuary
Minnesota
Ilinois
Xavier
Western Reserve Inn
West Virginia
Ure
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Morgantown
Gvminiatics
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Carpenter Welsh Meet at Fenmont Show Promises Loud Action
Promoter announces a wrestling card at Fenmont featuring Carpenter and Welsh in a two hour bout with Hamilton taug at Wen- Wonk tonight. The bill also pits Billy Miller against Ray Dixon in a semi final and Bob Blake of Columbus meeting Rob Armstrong of Springfield at 8 40. Kilonis of Dayton to meet the Carpenter winner in the January show.
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Hamilton Taug
Hay Carpenter
Lancaster
Strong Boy
Cleve Welsh
Billy Miller
Ray Dixon
Fepmont
Bob Blake
Columbus
Rob Armstrong
Springfield
Oelock
Fink
Gentle Duhn
Kilonis
Dayton
Kentucky vs Chicago and Wisconsin facing Michigan State
University of Kentucky basketball visits Chicago tonight in the new fieldhouse as part of the Big Ten card. Minnesota and Wisconsin meet strong opposition while Iowa likely handles North Dakota. Wisconsin plays Michigan State and Illinois battles North Dakota in separate showdowns.
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Chie Saga
Minnis
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Isiois
Dakota Binie College
Michigan State
Blue Reserves Cup Prelim Crowned In Close Defeat
Hamilton Rh xchuol's Treserve basketball defeated Lin denwald Mf. BK 22 to 21 in a tightly contested preliminary game. High scorer Gest led Ohio Reserve with nine points, while BStetzel had seven. Intermediate players Jenn Herschner and Kernihan each poured in six points. The match showcased a balanced, hard fought effort with a late Blue surge. Later note mentions Hurry and Al CornSweet, once Brown football stars, now in grappling.
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Baby Blue
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Herschner
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Itam
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Brown University
Fight Results From National Boxing Card Incomplete Text
Featherweight champion Tommy Paul of Buffalo outpointed Fidel La Barba of Los Angeles in a ten round bout. Light heavyweight titleholder Maxie Rosenbloom defeated Billy Joe in Philadelphia. Martin Lewandowski stopped Boly Olin in five rounds. Freddie Miller of Cincinnati outpointed Jackie Sharkes of Minneapolis in eight rounds.
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Los Angeles
Maxie Rosenbloom
Billy Joues
Philadelphia
Martin Lewandowski
Grand Rapids
Mich
Boly Olin
New York
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Jackie Sharkes
Minneapoliz
Harris Welding Cage Five Holds Off Bauer Lumber 46 40
Harris Welding Co led by Peter Bayes edged Bauer Lumber Co 46 to 40 at Amanda, with Bayes scoring key baskets in the final period. Bayes finished with 14 points as the Harris five added 22 field goals to hold a late lead, while Young and Greasel contributed but saw limited scoring.
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Major League Baseball Winter Records Reveal Sluggers And Pitchers
The National League released official records highlighting Terry, Mel Ott, and Lloyd Waner as top performers. Klein led in slugging with .846 from 650 at bats, while Gil of New York posted 240 total bases. Don Hurst drove in 143 runs for Philadelphia, and Wilton led strikeouts with 86. The Phillies led with 2435 total bases and 780 RBIs, but Brooklyn posted the season’s highest strikeout total.
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New York
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Don Hurst
India
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Brooklyn
Bie Self
Warner
Pittsburgh
Moate
Boeton
George Watkins
Louisias
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St. Louis Cardinals
Pitteburgh
Cintianati
LineUp Program For Civic Show
The Givie Athletic club announces Augustus Von Schindér a German wrestler from Taipa Fin to face Sailor Parker of Norfolk in the Moose Hall event next Thursday night. Von Schindler, a veteran of eight years, has defeated many top men. Parker recently moved to the middleweight class after a successful campaign. George Kinnunl, the flying seismors artist from Washington, Pa, is sought for the semi-final. Two other matches are planned in this program.
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Moose Hall
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von Schindler
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Parker
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George Kinnunl
Washington
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