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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1933
Page
5
Weekend notes show Springfield High basketball near title with a fifteenth straight win and a 29 to 2 score. Sarasota golf chatter highlights Earl Clark as a favored rival, plus major league economics and attendance trends facing teams like the Yankees and wider baseball costs.
The long retired Giants manager John McGraw sidestepped any public airing of grievances at New York events. He praised past presidents, noted smooth transitions to successors, and defended players and writers amid tension with the baseball press.
State tightens Big Ten race as Ohio State edges Minnesota by a point in a pivotal late-season clash. Wisconsin slips past Indiana while Wisconsin hosts Iowa for two title contenders this week. Michigan, Illinois, Northwestern and Michigan State all chase key conference wins as the chase for standings tightens.
Hamilton Catholic edged Eaton 28 to 20 in overtime after a tense battle. Baton led scorers with 18 points while Hamilton Catholic’s Captain Kilk and Schuster starred for the Big Blue. Aurora defeated Trinity and dominated the other half of the doubleheader as Hamilton and Catholic team efforts fell just short.
A garbled report outlines players Flop, Toe Craving, Low Fonseen, and Letty O'Dow from multiple teams including Chicago White Sox, Brooklyn Na Tseagas, and Cleveland, forming part of a baseball setup. The piece notes plans for a 16th annual Southern Ohio bowling tournament and a Tuesday meeting of the York CoA committee to organize the event.
A wellness evening scheduled at 7 30 in the toll department office of the A runs as a meeting for four camuitte to organize a billiard tournament. Players interested are urged to attend.
New York January six seven Fielie Dreaddo and Primo Carners, with Lonia Selwaf, will fight in Munson Square Garden on Friday night for the right to box Sharkey. Contracts owned jointly by Sharkey and Johnny Buckley likely place Sharkey as favorite. promoters may seek to pair Sharkey with Promoter Jimmy Johnston’s chosen winner. Also on the card Eddie Flynn faces Hnster Mallini as Flynn seeks third pro start and first big win.
Joe Reiff of Northwestern holds the lead in Big Ten scoring after five games, totaling 71 points. Ed Gurnee of Michigan follows closely, with Cal Bennett of Minnesota and Garie Mayo of Indiana right behind, while Bill Hoske of Illinois State moves up to fourth after a strong showing against Minnesota.
A weathered college basketball snapshot shows dark horse teams from several Ohio schools dominating intra and inter-state races. Wittenberg, Otterbein, and Ohio University contend for the Buckeye pennant as March approaches, with shifts in the standings as top contenders face stiff league schedules.
In a Cincinnati bowling tournament, local bowlers AL Bromain and Pe Winiherty Hainston Tawlers lost. Daugherty scored 2853, with Buckshort and Noweherty posting notable figures. Hoekshor served as secretary at the Creator Cincinnati Mawlers. a pairing of Daniel and Tiller secured a win for the dsables ebainn pinishi 1 Anz, Unb.
Athletic director David V. Connelly reviews University of Talmia teams across basketball, track, boxing and baseball. Basketball placed 79th among peers while other squads showed weaker results. Tennis achieved a win streak led by standout players with notable honors.
Miller and Pipgras secure a signed contract with Conch Olhy Miller and Matthew Ed Pipgras. Miller returns with the other 200 sons. Pipgras, a rookie, bears a variation of George Pip. kilas, veteran hitter for the New York Yankees.
Cincinnati and Akron clubs contend with strong showings as the Ohio state bowling meet progresses. Larry Shotwell of Cincinnati posts a 477 in singles while aiding a 410 total with his partner. Norton’s 641 helps lead the Bunn Iles in the five team event. Brenneman wins praise with a 668 in singles and 676 in doubles, anchoring Akron Poontuls. Dayton gains the overall crown as session fees drop to three dollars.
Fenmont pushed Bearded in a hard fought basketball game at Permont gym Sunday, losing 38 to 30. The first half ended 19 to 18 with Monmont ahead, but the Bearded team rallied in the second half aided by strong shooting and steady defense. Key players included Khan, the Kolar brothers, Mannory, and Lint Chisum, while Bearded’s Kelly delivered a fine performance. Next Saturday the two teams meet again at Ben’s Woul gym, with Olson’s Giants visiting.
The American association outlined its operation plan for the 13th season with Toledo's franchise sale expected to conclude today via court action. President J A Hickey awaits offers while a special meeting set for Saturday reviews a 134 game schedule and playoffs, favoring the top eastern and western leaders.
In a Middletown High School bowling night, Hamilton teams topped Middletown squads. Hamilton boys beat Pietech Ware Oil five 2564 to 2482 as Middletown girls suffered a setback with unclear scores amid a noisy alleys outing.
The Hamilton American Legion rifle team defeated Kielmond Rifle Club 3622 to 3428 at Bielmond Wil. High scores came from Stace 475 and Bax ter 208. Warwick 980 and McCormick 210 added strong showings as the Legion club plans a return match with the Ifichmovd Hitle club aided by Mrs. Warwick and others.
Tuesday night doubleheader at St Josephlagyi starts 7 30 p m with St Joseph girl team facing St Mary girls In the main game Proshye for a five meets St Josephs Thag Jaye local fans expect a high school basketball showdown with both sides seeking a victory on the home court.
The International Bowling Association marks a silver jubilee with a tournament. Ted Gronewald is named secretary and will oversee arrangements for the event to be held November 20.
Haven Scol and Farmer Meace are booked for a pocket billiard exhibition at Regent Billiard Parlors on Tuesday at 12 30 p.m. The event promises a display of skill and showmanship in a midafternoon venue.
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