Hamilton Bows to Lack of Major Sport in 1932 33
An early 1930s look at Hamilton highlights the city’s broad sports scene but notes no single major sport or state level champions. Golf grows, bowling faces crowd issues, and basketball, football, and other events show participation but not breakout titles. Local schools and leagues keep activity high, with interest turning to nearby Ohio colleges.
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Mawilton
Hamilton
Ponte Reavon
Hamlton
Recreation
Hugbear
Hus
High Achovla
M. GO
Estate
Hanlon High Banketeers
Dayton
Fonemont
Entar-Gity Teague
Varlang
School Teaguee Sa
Hamilton Sports Year in Review and Upcoming Plans
A fragmented survey of Hamilton sports highlights features tennis champion wins at the city singles and doubles titles, boxing committees forming under A A U Gormlyaionar, and a push for a year of revival across basketball, bowling, baseball, and football. The piece notes elite tournament venues at Wilke Come and the wiqieipak links, with Clayton Mum earning town honors and Harry Conlin with Kurt Sauer winning the men’s doubles. It closes with New Year wishes and cautions for New Year’s Eve activities.
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Ak Uo Wilke Comeryt Elite
Bercaw Ra
Harry Conlin
Kurt Sauer
Pitt and Southern California Ready for Rose Bowl
Glooming Romania scene shows Bog Bulgarian poolhall trickery. customs officials intercept balls, find them filled with cigarettes. fine levied 50,000 lei.
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Ginngin
Rumania
Feam
Hymaniny Milor
Bouts Arranged For Civic Card At Moosa Temple
The final ten minute bouts for Thursday night’s wrestling card at the Moosa temple area were signed today. Cookie Benton of Cincinnati meets Wilcont McGain of Kalamazoo Michigan, and Wild Billy Connelly of Los Angeles faces Rip Turner of Dayton Kentucky. The two hour main event pairs Augustus von Schindler of Germany and Sailor Parker of Virginia. George Kinnard of Washington Pennsylvania fights Vicker inider in the 19 year Somer set semi final, with Buck Tewis of Linengnit American Federation of Wrestling slated as third man. The show begins at 6:30 p.m.
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Moosa Temple
Cookie Benton
Cincinnali
Wilcont McGain
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Wild Billy Connelly
Los Angeles
California
Rip “Turner
Dayton
Sturging
Ealibsr
Matchmakey Fatkin
Augustus von Schindler
Germany
Sailor Parker
Virginia
Hamilton
George Kinnard
Washington
Vicker Inider
Somerset
Wry
Buck Tewis
Linengnit Sinerican Federation of Wrestling
Wefevee
Vote Sought On Vacant Title and Title Fight Plans
Detroit dispatch reports Janes Mc Brown, president of the National Noxing association, seeking a vote on extending time for Junkie Wields before the welterweight title is declared. Articles on file for a title bout between Jackie Fields and Young Gorbatt of Fresno, California, set for February 23 in California.
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Detroit
Des
Janes Mc Brown
National Noxing Association
Junkie Wields
Brown
Judy
Jackie Fields
Young Gorbatt
Fresno
California
Final Rose Bowl Week Workouts Sealed By Skirmish With Pitt
Paradena Calif December reports the Southern California Trojans, favorites to win the Rose Bowl, preparing for final workouts today ahead of facing Pittsburgh Monday. The team, boasting a strong record and returning players from last year, aims to refine plays for the unbeaten opponent while Pitt arrives from Tucson with captain Paul Reider limited by injury.
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Paradena
Calif
Dec
Southern California
Pittsburgh
Trajana
Yadera
Tulane
Penn State
Pitt
Panthers
Stanford
Trojan Ondies
Galifornia
Tucson
Arig
Paul Reider
Tri-Y Basket Ball Club Opens Season With Victory
The Tri-Y basketball team defeated Middletown 22 to 16 at the Armory last night. Tommy Chears led with eight points while Tom Hubbard stood out on defense. Tri-Y Reserves fell AL to four to Second Ward Tramps in the prelim.
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Tri-Y
Middletown
Armory
Tommy Chears
Tom Hubbard
Second Ward
Mat Results From Associated Prema Meet
Philadelphia entrants Ernie Duvets 217 and George Zahariis 234 posted times with 44 58 result. Toronto competitor Gus Sonnenberg 200 beat Ed Don George 912 after a fault in handling left one competitor unable to finish. event held in Pueblo Colorado and North Java New York with mixed details from the two reports.
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Associated Prema
Philadelphia
Ernie Duvets
Pomahn
George Zahariis
Pueblo
Colo
Toronto
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
Ed Don George
North Java
George
Ings
Fenmont Loses Game at Eaton
Fenmont basketball team loses an off-schedule game at Eaton on Friday night to White Star by 40 to 30 in a tightly contested affair. The defeat marks a Frat year’s loss for the Fenmont club in Prabia County.
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Fenmont
Eaton
White Star
Prabia
East West grid stars ready for big battle
San Francisco notes the East and West football teams of 1932 are set for a charity game in San Francisco Monday. Coaches Dana X. Bible and Orin Hollingsworth report light drills as the squads prepare, with the Vastorpers in good shape and UC’s Western squad refining plays after a San Francisco Bay Area tour.
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San Francisco
Coxuhes
Ndana X. Bible
Nebraska
Orin Hollingtay
Washington State
Colgate
Dick, Hanley
Northwestern
University of California, Tha
1932 Football, Trades and Trojans Lead Closing Period
A sport review notes 1932 December football carcade with key intersectional games, Southern California defeating Notre Dame in Los Angeles to extend USC’s 19th straight victory, and Army vs Navy highlights. Major trades include Goose Goslin and Fred Schulte to the Senators for Lloyd Brown, Sam West, and Carl Reynolds, plus Marberry to Detroit. Coach moves include Pop Warner resigning at Stanford and Mal Stevens resigning at Yale. Boxing results feature Carita, Le Barha, and Huang other bouts. to boxing’s rising interest.
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Notre Dame
Los Angeles
Trojans
Army
Philadelphia
Licmonth
Aubuen
South Cavo
Tina
Nebraska
Southern’ Methodist
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Florida
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St. Mary’s
Dac
California
Georgia Tech
Oregon
Louisiana State
UK CT
A.B
Doc
Goose Qoslin
Fred Schulte
Walter Stewart
St. Louis Browns
Senators
Lloyd Brown
Sam West
Carl Reynolds
Sim
Washington
Fred Marberry
Ati Whitehill
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim Bollombey
Cincinnati Reda
Owen Carrout
Wilil Crabtree
Glenn (Pop} Warner
Stanford
Pemmple
Saimmy Fuller
Billy [Wallace
Cleveland
Kid Chacalate
Fidel le Barha
New York
Primo Carira
King Levingky
Chicago
Ernie Schaaf
Jour
Winston i
Boston
Jimmy McLarnin
Sammy Fuller
Mal Stevens
Yate
Howard Harpster
Cayhegie Tech
Bob Wardell
Ralph Greenteat
Bowlin 8 600 Scores Ver 100 18R Boe 363
A compact score item notes Bowlin 8 with a 600 series. Ver 100 and 18R BOE 363 appear in the tally alongside 74 LT ton 00 scores. Data reads as a brief bowling score roundup with multiple entries and totals.
Athletic Heads Keep Hands Off Of Rule Change
New York December 31 College athletic rulers concluded annual meetings with no immediate changes to the football rules. John L Griffin of Chicago won the N C A A presidency with Midwest support and Walter R Gokeson of Cougl University became football rules chairman. Dan McGugin of Vanderbilt assumed American Football Coaches Association presidency. The rules committee expanded from ten to seventeen members and added three school federation representatives. The 1953 N C A A meeting will be in Chicago December 20-30 with coaches gathering then.
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New York
Des
Midwest
National College Athletic Assosiation
Carpenter Pins Welch in Final
Ray Carpenter of Lancaster Ohio defeated Cleve Welch in Akron in the feature wrestling bout at the Penmont show Friday night. Welch won the first fall in 18 minutes, Carpenter then won the next two in 10 and 8 minutes. Next week Carpenter fights Gen Tobin Kilonis in the continuation. Preliminaries included Bob Makie vs Bob Armstrong drawn in 29 minutes and Billie Miller getting the decision over Ray in 20 minutes.
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Ray Carpenter
Lancaster
Strong Hoy Fame
Cleve Welch
Akron
Penmont
Bob Armstrong
Billie Miller
Ray On
Ohio Westeyan Beats Flag 43 to 24 in Basketball
Cincinnati defeats Wilmington 78 to 29 as the season advances. A turbulent race in Florida stalls amid a stormy period. Tropical Park event ends March 11 with plants resuming after 28 days.
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Ohio Westeyan
Flag
Cincinnati
Wilmington
Florida
Darity
St John Defends Parley On Ohio State Inquiry
St John athletic director at Ohio State says his talk with Brown coach McTaughey was a friendly inquiry with no definite purpose. He notes past discussions about McLaughey joining OSU and insists Sam Willan t remains head coach. He regrets any confusion from the conversation and states Ohio State is satisfied with its current setup.
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New York
St. John
Ohio State University
Associated Press
D. C
St. Doh
Ag Iu
Uist
Brown
Tran Jush
Havi
Ohio State
Sam Wallant
Ohio
Melanghry
Fishing tackle sales rise amid low mood period
The sporting goods buyer Ruhaak notes increased interest in fishing tackle across the country during a low mood period. Younis estimates widespread hunting and fishing activity, with both men and women tuning into fishing products as a leisure pursuit. The report points to Good Time Park and local markets in Goshon, New York, as notable locations.
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Younis
Atea
Ththaak
Ruhaak
Weight Watcher Mel Trims Down Early in Omaha Workout
Mel focuses on early weight control with a daily gym routine in Omaha Nebraska. He checks his progress as he works toward staying within a target base weight, emphasizing consistency and health.
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Omaha
Neb
Wales
Big Cage Scrap Is Due Tuesday With Famous 5
Hamilton fans await a major clash next Tuesday as the House of David team visits Pennant gym to face the undefeated Fenmont varsity. Fenmont just won its 76th straight game and seeks to extend its streak, while House of David aims to slow the pace. Coach Imfeld says he would be satisfied keeping the margin to within 1 point if possible.
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Fomont
Pennant Gym
Ganin
Fang
Tha Bym
House of David
Dayton
Champion
Coated Paper Ca
Trdinun
Blanchester
C. Tramps
Uear
Kon
Thant
Tinfeld
Hth
Axcels Sant Shapa
Hit School Cage Results
AP digest lists high school basketball scores across multiple cities. Springfield 22 Akron West 7 Toledo Likkey 24 Wilton Colombian 20 Elyria 25 Finsing 18 Dayton Stivers 42 Cincinnati Hughes 32 Cincinnati Wyoming 6 Kings Mills 13 Cincinnati Purcell 28 St Marys 24 Mabalon Washington 30 New Philadelphia 49 Ashland 86 Martinsville 22 Toledo St Johns 24 Cleveland St Ignatius 16 Marion Harding 28 Shelby 13 Dover 12 Costroctan 2 afleubeneite 19 Busheel Prinesville 25 Mentor 19 Fairport 2 Greenville Haradas 34 Ashtabula Harbor 42 Kingsville 22 Tim Central 62 Marionville Ind We Galion 32 Bunyrus 24 Norwalk St Paul 19 Norwalk fl
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Akron West
Toledo Likkey
Iltin Colombian
Elyria
Finsing
Dayton Stivers
Cincinnati Hughes
Cincinnati Wyoming
Kines Mills
Cincinnali Purcell
Janeactor I St. Mary’s
Mabaillon
Prinesville
Mentor
Fairport
Greveland Hiradas
Ashtabula
Harbor
Kingaville
Tima Central
Manroéville
Indy We Galion
Bunyrus
Norwalk St
Cleveland Releases Jamieson and Other Briefs
Cleveland, Dees St VP Chandler Tanninson, a 17 year old outsicllar, was given unconditional release by the Indians Friday amid a 41 year old’s mid season exit due to partial paralysis from shin splints. Oklahoma City turkey shoot honors go to Jim Geisey and Gus Payne, each with three turkeys. Tennessee football posts eight year record of 67 wins and 1,782 points scored while permitting 284, 3.6 per game.
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Cleveland
Dees
Chadler Tanninson
Inedians
Nmiagon
Ane
Yen
Sinshoe
Oklahoma City
Jim Geisey
Gus Payne
United States
Tennessee
Knoxville
University of Tennessee
Vols
Sport Briefs Scrambled Text on Open Round and Rangers
Brief notes reference Whilly Cox a Brooklyn pro and a practite round in 1968 at the Florida West Coast Open, mentioning round totals and hole by hole. Also notes the New York Rangers abandoned their Springfield farm and withdrew from the Canada American league, with fragmented references to Northwestern athletics and Dallas figures named Wallace F. Baker.
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Whilly Cox
Brooklyn
Galt
Lao
New York Rangers
Springfield, Mass
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