Spyingc preon By Dior Connelly Sports
Spyingc preon reports on basketball scene in Ham pton with players from Miami University and Ohio Wesleyan, highlighting Bill, Anthony, the Drntley brothers, and Mosteller in a tale of high school and college hoops. Mentions Ray Frig ds, Bal Liwelus, and local team dynamics amid a season’s chatter and rising stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiv Ray Frig Ds
Inne Howilton Diabeta
Goard
Yeklts Mearonk Teun
da Psa Shen
Niall
Banner Season Looming Ahead For Amateurs
The piece discusses a looming banner season for amateur athletes with references to Olympic contexts and organizational efforts in Chicago. It notes large investments and plans shaping the season, highlighting national and international events, and raises questions about motive and impact on industry and participants.
Olympic Games and World Records Highlight Year in Athletics
The piece outlines the Olympic Games and global athletics competition as uniting diverse athletes across nations races and habits. It notes many record performances in men and women events, springing from Los Angeles competitions and other meets, with emphasis on field events and vaults.
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Aim
Los Angeles
Sud
Olympia Init
Wome
Esterose
Willliam Care
Uigland
Kansas
Eddie
Hi School Cage Results
A fragmented OCR list of high school cage results with scattered team names and scores. Notable entries include Cincinnati, West Chester, Sycamore Township, Glenville, Sharonville, and Cincinnati Walnut Hills. Several lines appear garbled, but multiple teams and final scores are visible amid the jumble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitode Tibbey
Rasstwedge Somlichy
Nurwalk
Mivrian
Havin
Galionut
Detinneg
Holiefontaine
Kenton Mathias
Chelaville Culocibug Vast Ty Conlyad
Columbus North
Acuinas Columbas
Aturistinets
Our Lady of Velie
Columbine
Columbine Trimnendute
St Thomas
Inbus Holy Family
Itely Name
Cincinnati Hughes
Westera
Cincinnati
Wanilward
Dart- Well
Rew
West Chester
Wynming
Sharonville
Glenvile
Mt. Wealthy
Sycamore Township
Vancinnati Xuy
Dieh
Ohi Mechanica Vustitua
Cinelonnl Puree
Tania
Fenmont Tripleheader Basketball Sunday Details
Vermont teams schedule a Sunday matinee with three games at Fenmont. The final contest features Vermont White against Maton, a strong foe from last week. Coach A w anticipates fast youth action and key players like Meg Preble, with Vermont Reserves tipping off at 3 PM and the girls following at 2 PM against Fairfield Grange Tire in a wide showing drawing large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenmont
Maton
Tine
Vermont White
Ita Lineagy
Enna Canine
Abiley Bvollers
Good Eaton High School
Vermont
Laval
Skrany Fairfield Grange
Bishops Meet Miami At Oxford Tonite In Conference Tilt
Oxford tonight hosts the Bishops in a pre season battle for the conference title. Ray Deitvik's high scoring squad tops early season tilts with key wins, while Indiana is tipped as a tougher foe in a revamped Kantian lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Oxford
Oydate
Mini University
Olio Westeran
Stitep
Johnny Maner
Indiana
Bntiling
Mauer
Oxford Amentor
Wesleyan Stars Clarence Hendricks and Aavold Duncan
Wesleyan stars Clarence Hendricks and Aavold Duncan play key roles as the team faces Miami at Ostend. The game features notable guard play and expects a hard-fought matchup in a regional contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence T Hendricks
Aavold Duncan
Séei Yeith
Miami
Ostend
Roller Hockey Revival Planned for Ohio Towns
Columbus, Conn 7 UP Roller traces a revival after years of dormancy. The Midwest Roller Hockey League forms with seven men teams. Bullitt Ne y Bele and New Castle join Cleveland Toledo Detroit areas. Fred Warak of Cleveland named temporary president. McKee leads Cleveland franchise. opening games scheduled between Detroit and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Conn
Chios
Teague Ara Bullitt
New Castle
Cleveland
Toledo
Aya Baler
Detroit
Fred Warak
Theamtai McKee
Min
Pels
Asa
Whales
Naskerhall official preserves early basketball rules and more
Fawrenwey Kas grants copies of original basketball rules and translations in Pretieh Japanese Chinese Turkish and other languages. In Topeka Kansas Washburn College nominates its football captain Clarence Carly Edwinson for all time touchdown records after four years scoring 40 touchdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naismith
Trentor
Naskerhall
Topeka
Kas
Washburn College
Clarence
Carly) Edwinson
Edwinson
Catholic Plays First Road Game Of Year Tonite
Catholic's basketball team travels to Springfield for its first road game as Captain Wally Nila is out with a knee injury. Coach Sharp reshapes positions with Dattilo, Sohis Fer, and Tolland at forwards and Zinuner, Riedel, Maton, and Williamon at guards. Springfield last defeated Keilly, while Catholic beat Taalwerl 75 to 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shmip
Nol Springfield
Shap
Wally Nila
Grir
Dai Inc
Hitefren
Sharp
Smal Beee
Temiltun Catholic
Ydek
Dattilo
Sohisfer
Tolland
Maton
Walk Wimilion Catholic
Stewart High
Usid
Stewaee
Keily
Whim Mganiltou Catholic
Taalwerl
Paul Vincent Balances Busy Upsala Life in Upsala College Notes
A fragmentary profile outlines Paul Vincent’s limited free time amid Upsala College duties. He is linked to Upsala College as a student and patrol member, with ties to the Sool Orange police and Lipsilt area, while Careye pursues full-time study and maintains honors status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panl Vinent
Pant Vinenat
Upsala College
Te Sool Orange Police
Lipsilt
Careye
Polize
Haseball
Scrap Awarded To Gentle One In Rough Lancaster Card
Kay Carpenter defeated Joby Kilenis in a wrestling match at the Lancaster show after a foul and disqualification by referee Lary Airauh. The event featured rough exchanges, body holds, and a top body hold as Carpenter claimed victory over Kilenis, with Apimobiving defeating Russ Ashland in a later semi-final. Next week Banaski challenges Kilowis in the light heavyweight main event of the all star card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Carpenter
Lancaster
Atv
Ting
Data
Ing
Carpenter
Renal
Bilonis
Russ Ashland
Bob Mike
Wirey Straub
Nest Wtek
Banaski
Hi Moat Motive
Bleacher Report Confused Scores For Local Teams
A jumbled sports brief lists partial scores for several teams including Washington and Tafforson, Osterbein Toledo Bhiffion Ghia Wesleyan Mount Union and Venison by Tindlay. The readable names suggest a roundup of recent game results with multiple mismatched items and uncertain totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lnasopiatet Deen
Mariotta
Washington and
Tafforson
Osterbein
Toledo
Bhiffion
Ghia Wesleyan
Mount Union
Hideberg
Venison
Tindlay
Death postpones college basketball game in Wynington
The scheduled game tonight between Marshall College and Ohio University in Wynington has been postponed indefinitely following the death of Mrs. Meribeth Shawker, wife of President M. P. Shawkey of the college. The event is postponed as a mark of respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynington
Marshall College
Ohio University
Mirabeth Shawker
PL Shawkey
Princeton and Dartmouth Grid Game Recap
Fragmented report notes a grid game between Princeton and Dartmouth with references to undergraduates, formations, and a November date. It mentions Lehigh and Lehigh game context along with possible committee actions and a 1933 timeline. Names and places are partially garbled but indicate college football relations and scheduling notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princetoh
Ny Fydan
Footwil
Meinecon
Dartmouth
Prinestom
Harkmouth
Purcell Downs Hamilton 23 to 11 in Timberton Gym Clash
Purcell High School of Cincinnati defeated Hamilton Big Blue 23 to 11 on Friday night at Miami Town Wighs Gym. Purcell dominated both ends with strong defense and accurate shooting while Hamilton struggled to mount any coherent offense and dropped to two wins and four losses.
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AR Raine
Hamilton
Pucci
Mamilton
Tig Blue
Barna
Allo
Nob Pregonk
Purell
Tayo
Bix
Purcell
Poweell
Delrago Sel
Monmovnile
Shields
Ayilton
Tmamwitton
Roth
Parcell
Flamithon
Bates
Shleins
Narcla
Stitzel
Squinkee Meehan
Purcell Tinie
Wyoming and BYU Face Rocky Mountain hoops hurdles
The article notes Wyoming Cowboys and Brigham Young University as defending champions seeking to retain their eastern and western division titles in the upcoming Rocky Mountain Conference basketball season. Likely returning stars include McNiff for Wyoming and Johnson and Crain for BYU, with new talent adding depth to both rosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
University of Wyoming
Tirignam Young University
Wyoming Cowboys
Brigham Young
McNiff
Johnson
Gird
Crain
Geason
Fight Results From New York Boston and Pittsburgh Cards
Fight results from New York Boston and Pittsburgh shows. Renorintet Preset in New York Silnio Sechnat stopped Stanley Vareda in four. Charley Massera outpointed Joel Marlow in eight in Boston. Bam Portnoy outpointed Jack Poliseo in four in Brooklyn. Phil Jolson outpointed Phil Lightfoot in five in Canada. Pittsburgh card saw Battling Gixay stop Lonng Di Santis in Cleveland. Jimmy Thomas outpointed Frankie Jarr in Fort Wayne. San Francisco bout had Baby Arizmendi defeat Archis Bell in Brooklyn in ten rounds.
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Renorintet
New York
Srnio Sechnat
Boston
Stanley Vareda
Dersty City
Charley Massera
New Joes
Joel T Marlow
Bam Portnoy
Brooklyn
Jack Poliseo
Newark
N.d
Phil Jolson
Bayoun
Nody
Phil Lightfoot
Canada
Pittsburgh
Battling Gixay
Banora
Lonng di Santis
Cleveland
Jimmy Thomas
Frankie Jarr
Fort Wayne
Tad
San Francisco
Baby Arizmendi
Mexico
Aupoluded Archis Bell
Schaaf Defeats Poreda to Highlight Comeback Route
In Madison Square Garden heavyweight Schell halted Stanley Poveda in the sixth of a ten round bout. The burly contender, a 200 plus pound heavyweight from New England, drove Poveda to the canvas four times and improved his comeback bid before 7,000 spectators.
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New York
Dan
Kenio
Mostaw
Stanley Poveda
Dorsey City
Madisin Square Garden
Schell
Poveda
Buf
Artie Dousyen
Poreda
Behan
Poroda
Big Ten Title Hopes Center On State Threat
The Western Centre race opens with Purdue facing Minnesota in Minneapolis, two top contenders for the title. Ohio State hosts Indiana while Northwestern, after a rough start, seeks momentum against Illinois. Michigan and Wisconsin show mixed results, with several key players returning from eligibility effects and shaping early conference battles.
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Chicago
Tania
Ieee
Purdue
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Ohio State
Boenner
Vieto
Notre Dame
Krutucky
Uirenk
Tuliana
Columbus
Buckeyea
Civa
Bill Woekel
Indiana
Foont
Ohio
Northwestern
Ammapaisa
Gurpriccil
Wildcat
Wildcata
Tlinein
Champaignt
Tilinoix Wo
Gallen
Michigany
Tyan Willinusant
Stir Buard
Towa
Phim
Uys
Lowe
Carlet
Cougunree
Wikcondin
Michigan
Wisconsin
Myston
Ninse
FENMONT ADMITTED INTO A U U GROUP
The Pentmont Center joined the Ohio Association of AAU at a regular meeting in Cincinnati. Ay Uenna was approved, Fenmant Center elected board of governors rep, Fraser and Wendel named delegates, and five clubs admitted including Fenmant Center and University of Ohio. A luncheon followed with Olympics photos.
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Pentmont Center
Av. Ay Uenna
Ohio Association of
A. Os. U
Cincinnati
al Rosmarin
Goard
Fentant Center
Althuy Fraser
Jack Wendel
Inege
Fenmant Center
University Ofiieinaall
Autelic
Dana M. King
Manuay
Anaienr
Mat Results Chronicle from Dim Cleveland Meet
At a dim Cleveland meet Louilas threw McMillen, former Illinois athlete, to 82:52. Ray Steel of California and Hans Kimpfer of Germany drew. Toe Suvalili and Coleman drew. Fears Zahavins and Gino Ginibaldi, Michigan-related, drew with 18 another. Twelve Big Ten members are listed as will be in the opener with town planned for April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Louilas
Jin McMillen
University of Illinois
Ray Steel
California
Hans Kimpfer
Germany
Drew
Toe Suvalili
Fomer Notre Dame
Dle Coleman
Fears Zahavins
Gino Ginibaldi
Michigan
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Ray’ Deitvick
Olio Etale
Akan Goodyears
Findlay Collene
Toledy Btooms
Bhto Wesley
Harold Duncan- Goerd
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Fenmont Star
Bill Truthianm
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Wennwort
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Paul Vincent
Gentle One
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Diamanda Ty Ford
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