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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1933
Page
5
The article previews a boxing visit by notable fighters from Vermont and nearby areas. It highlights the rival team’s players and fans, mentioning Sisineke Vedral and the Vernont lineup, and notes the wild North American weather affecting travel as New York boxing writers discuss the bout.
The Indians face holdout trouble as only three players have signed, with key figures like Wes Worrell, Oral Hildebrand, and Mel Harder among those discontent with terms offered. Front-office efforts to finalize spring plans falter as several players await reduced salaries and new contracts ahead of camp.
Chicago February 3 P Wisconsin Town and Purdue schedule key nonconference tuneups before conference play. Wisconsin faces Loyola Chicago Town meets Creighton Purdue battles Indiana State Teachers a strong Hoosier lineup. All games set for Big Ten arenas.
The Fenmont girls team defeated Fairfield in a headline matchup. The club lists 18 players with Adian Wova among the leadership crew, noting times in the United States and Norway as part of its international ties.
In New York the Dodger release details show Hack Wilson rejecting a $9,500 offer as inadequate. The article mentions Weimueh and William We adh Chik Surtas, plus other players and contract talks across teams in a tumultuous market.
Lu Blue, renowned for fielding and leadoff bat, was released by the Chicago White Sox after a decade with the club. His arc spanned a 1921 breakout with Detroit, stints with the Browns via waiver, and a 1941 return before ending amid a downturn and waiver clearance. Cleveland and Philadelphia reportedly expressed interest in his services prior to the release.
Ohio State University hosts intramural boxing finals with champions crowned. Notables include Robert Terhune of Washington Court Tawse winning Class A heavyweight with a knockout. Other weight results feature Dave Stone, Edward Hal, Dom Albin, Paul Hummel, M Ansiellis, Charles Wavy, Willian Ayala, and Seymour Borger among winners and decisions across multiple weight classes.
Coach Maurer reinserts guard Warren Ott to boost the Redskins offense for the Cincinnati game. Ott’s comeback is aimed at adding punch after a five game drought, with John Anthony out due to ineligibility and John Pirin and Gregory Kabat highlighted as sharp shooters and key contributors.
Hamilton High prepares for two tonight as Dayton Kiser and Eaton visit. Coach Tow livt reshapes the Hamilton Catholic lineup with two new players Lewis and Gill and guard Yenkle while Coach Sharp seeks a rebound after a Dayton Chaminade loss. The hosts hope strong guard play from Young and Scheller sustains a competitive edge in front of home fans.
Fenmont Basketball aims to rebound after a close loss to a top chain, as Coach Imfurd pushes players to improve. A late night practice followed the Dayton Hamilton Catholic game, with plans for a strong afternoon matchup against the renowned House of Wayid.
A special doubles snulel will be played Saturday night at the city alleys featuring Minerson Millar and Don Bicketry of Cincinnati against Doe Dawsherty and The Rosmavin. The match will cover the route with total plays to Buckshorn, the secretary of the Cincinnati Rowling Association.
Article reports wrestling and boxing style card at Fenmont with Anderson defeating Metivire in 23 minutes and other bouts featuring Davis, Martin, McQuire, and Tamdus. Planned matchups included Davis vs Oliver and a Dayton date with Jim Tamdus, noting Georgia Tech football and inter sectional lines for next fall.
The report notes a meeting planned for Sunday at 9, with Horsestoers discussing a proposal to enter the Kin Gila relocation project and to consider hiring additional contractors. Bali, president, is listed among those attending.
Chicago grads and athletes from the University of Chicago press for a new football head, with coach candidates including Chicagoans and former players. A meeting led by Shorty Dygers followed a Notre Dame game to discuss the selection and recommendation to the university's athletics director Thomas Melanl.
Entries for the Central States Bowling tournament close May 3 with plan to begin February. Keb. and Divestinati are listed as organizers and the event date is slated for Suite day in the schedule.
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