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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
5
Hamilton High basketball shows mixed early form as Coach Low flirt expects improvement. The squad has talent but must merge offense and defense for cohesive play. fans recall a three years ago title run and hope for a breakout season as key players rally. Meanwhile Chicago and Cincinnati chatter around Babe Herman and Cubs optimism grows amid renewed fan loyalty.
Announced today by Dr Frank G Dickinson of Illinois University the Rockne trophy will be presented to the University of Michigan at halftime of the Michigan game in Ames. The prize, emblematic of national football supremacy, is sponsored by Notre Dame alumni Harry Sindrett, James Crowley, Don Miller and Ehar Liyden.
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Ambitious football talk surrounds Stagg as he nears discharge from the Wisconsin hospital. Reports note recovery from a medical condition and reference past seasons, with speculation about upcoming speed events and potential travel for Daytona Roach.
Former heavyweight Frank Goddard plans a comeback using a pick and shovel to earn a living while living near a Suffolk farm where he once lost his fortune. The story notes his past wealth and current struggle as he seeks work.
Fenmont varsity five hosts White Star One of Ratan in the feature game Sunday afternoon at 7:14. The Fenmont girls make their season debut in a prelim with Fairfield Grange and Kenmont Orioles. Scheduled first game at 2, big contest after, with several players named among the six girls listed for Fenmont squad.
A 1932 preview foresees stiffer Yankees competition after a year of dominant play. Chicago White Sox gains with Shamons, Waas, and Dykes boost hopes. Philadelphia adds Stars while Connie Mack reshapes minors. Washington strengthens outfield and pitching. Boston pursues Goslin and Stewart. Cleveland’s Marley Ross exits strong season.
A fragmented passage references Songun and Volody with mentions of Halo, Will, Raun, and Pytlak among pitchers. It notes no trades by New York but a purchase from Glows AA and several named places and people, including Vondtta, Bt Pant, Deshog, Saaiseuta, and Arenana, of Newark, with scattered team and league terms.
Hamilton High plans multiple lineup changes for the game against Cincinnati Thycoll as coach Hirt with Bayea Norris Shields Barnes Young and Schrier.Principal center options include Lewis and Bayes with Chielny Bayes moved forward if Lewis occupies the pivot.The Blue and White hope for a late surge after earlier losses to Newark Prep and Portsmouth. Referee Frank Lane to oversee the 8 o clock tip. reserve game at 7.
Promoters stage a boxing style grappling event at Penmoné gym featuring Gen tle John Kilonis from Dayton versus Tay Carpenter of Lancaster in a headline bout. The show opens with Bob Armstrong vs Russ Ash land and Blake vs Larry Seub. Harold Geange, famed in wrestling circles, headlines undercard action with Firetoweh Howns and June Mie noted among instant victors.
In a tight contest Ronen delivers key plays as the team edges to a 1 point win. Seizing momentum in the final period, Seuireyts drives the offense while his teammates push for a late surge.
New York dispatch reports Chicago hopes to host the 15 round heavyweight bout between Max Schmeling and Max Baer. Promoter and Dempsey backers seek legislative changes to allow 15 rounds. Dempsey plans Chicago visit later this month to inspect venues and discuss terms with Getz and others.
Hamilton wrestling fans saw Von Schindler defeat Sailor Parker of Norfolk in a three fall bout. Schindler won the first fall in 2 minutes by dive and body pin, Parker captured the second in 18 minutes with a flying tackle, then Schindler closed with an 8 minute top body pin. George Kinnard beat Hicks Havider in 22 minutes with a flying head scissors. Rip Turner pinned Mil Connelly in 12 minutes and Cookie Bentor defeated Andrew Wildcat Clain in 14 minutes.
The Atlanta club of the Southern Association schedules spring training at Mobile on March 10 with battery men reporting early. Bitz Bierhalter resigns as trainer of the Boston Red Sox after four decades in organized baseball. Tommy Milton stands as the only sprinter to win the Tulip Memorial Day Classic twice, first in 1892 and again two years later.
Butler County lads prepare for a Miami game at Practical Park in Miami for a Buckeye Conference basketball clash. Key players include Walter Alsten from Barr town and West Chester Hirst, both listed for possible action despite flu and injury delays. Coaches expect strong resistance from the Wesaley and Hishops squads, with Indiana game momentum noted after a 33 to something victory over Jadiana.
Ann Arbor Michigan January insights from University of Michigan coach C Cappon on new college basketball rules. He says speed has increased and interceptions rise but overall fan experience unchanged. Cappon notes the center line removes stalling back court though front court passes can still stall. He cites early game attempts at stalling leading to turnovers and higher costs to the offense. Cappon also mentions pivot rule changes and regional adoption differences.
Detroit Tigers have not won the Muterican league flag in 23 years. They last captured it in 109. Mrs. Moretti Di Mututolenn from Punta Tol is noted as the world’s most Faniote hi. She has averaged 445 for 12 consecutive games. Variiue University plans a light football schedule with six games at La Faxette and Chicago, while traveling little next epnnon.
New York January 6. The Madison Square Garden card may crown a new challenger for Sharkey Ali g. Shaaf and Poreda appear as possible boutters with Sehant and Vovilea in the mix. Sehval and Tavdra show up as likely opposition, while Parada outpointed Sehant in New Jersey last Sunday, a six to five favorite in tonight’s duel.
The Big Six conference outlines a new home-and-home format for sports travel. Visiting athletes would stay with host schools and in fraternities during competitions to reduce costs. Only transportation expenses would be borne by the touring team, per G.T. Brewer, University of Missouri athletics director.
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