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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1933
Page
5
A chronicle of post holiday publicity in sports, detailing how press agents flood desks with mimeographed releases about six day bicycle racing and other events. Notes Ohio University and Miami Hotel promotions, Babe Ruth as honorary president of a golf group, and a mix of sensational headlines aimed at grabbing attention amid a busy era for sports publicity.
Chicago report quotes Simmons predicting the New York Yankees will win the pennant as the White Sox eye improvements. He doubts the Indians Browns and White Sox can stop the Yankees, expects leaders like Mack to rely on youth, and notes fatigue and energy in training for the upcoming schedule.
Tonight at the Fenmont club wrestling fans expect a strong card with Banaski facing Kilovis in the main event. The program features noted stars like Green Tigerman and Th mucting Banaaki, plus Cheroken Indian singers and a second meeting between Arion and Bob Blake. Public admission for ladies is allowed with a guide.
Texas Pro forged a one stroke lead as the Agua Caliente open field moved to round two. Archie's 70 led players, with Archie Tam Iniek of Zanesville Ohio and John Rogers of Denver among early scores, while Notre Dame football attendance rose by thirty eight thousand compared with last year.
Redskin standout John Anthony, Miami’s star center, leads the team on a Lone Star conference road trip this week. Friday night at Athens, coach Maver’s squad opens against Ohio’s conference school. Saturday the Indian faces Marshall College at Huntington. Anthony tops Miami with 83 points across five games.
A 1933 column argues boxing must lower ticket prices to revive interest and attract bigger crowds. It compares boxing to football and baseball gate scales, cites attendance records at Yankee Stadium, and urges promoters, managers, and officials to push affordable shows to foster champions and a thriving boxing scene. The piece references Seaman Watson and international boards, notes amateur boxing progress, and predicts a brighter 1933 if prices drop and quality remains high.
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The Hamilton swimming team coached by Russell Webb opens the season at the Y pool with the Cincinnati team visiting. Star swimmer Willisins leads a strong lineup including Jin Williams, Hill Mowrll, Monde Bendner, Hugh Bendner, Merle Williams, Mike Roberts, Ben Deisbach, Clyde Shafer, and Webb himself. The squad aims to challenge rivals in upcoming meets across the state.
Norwood Tegionnaire game Friday night precedes a Fenmont gym clash Sunday as the First American Indians cage team seeks top-caliber showings in three days. Norwood stars Raudebaugh and Bil Popp headline at Louisville, while Fenmont Coach Imfeli drills for the Norwood matchup.
Partial data lists competitors and locations across multiple cities including New York St Nicholas and Philadelphia. Entries show athletes and throws with various numbers and places such as Greece Los Angeles Nebsinska and Poland. Content is fragmented and lacks coherent event or outcome details.
Louis Ledike of Aberiteen South Dakota defeated Verne Gladry of Britton in a points decision in the bantamweight bout. Tuffy Messudi of Bismarck secured an eight round victory by outpointing How and Lathe of Fargo in another closely contested match.
Chicago January 12 Freddie Miller of Cincinnati is favored to upset champ in a heavyweight title battle at Chicago Stadium tomorrow night. Miller trained steadily while the champ appeared in question, and betting odds shifted to even money as fans anticipated a close fight. Seats in row 1A were sold out, with anti-sensitist agitation noted by stadium president Sidney Borte as a minor subplot surrounding Friday the 13th bout.
Oxford Ohio report highlights Miami University center John Anthony at 6 2 with 53 points in five games and Delaware’s Fert 4 incher top scoring, plus 6 5 Berens of Ohio Unitye and 6 6 James of Wittenberg delivering strong interior play for the Buckeye teams.
The 1943 Moose Temple arena show features a double windup with two main bone matches. Matchmaker Jack Junkin promotes in Lexington, with Frank Bochin versus Waki Jon Jownls and August von Schindler facing Herb Nesa. Other bouts include Sailor Parker, Norfalk versus Wid Miller, and Chick Harris versus Cristinalé ya Harcy Ward in New Orleans.
The tides are chased mainly by the moon with the moon and sun at 11 to 5. Mixed scores listed include Ashinit fi Kenyonia Jola Carroll 24 Baldwin Wallore Deniing 27 Wooster 25.
Price holds the top mark of 376 in the rifle circuit after the first round of the Innilton Risto Association. Next high score is 688 by Baxter, with several others near 360 or better including Friedrich, Stace, McCabe, Wehr, Melvin, Graf, Mallowing, and Foxter Price.
Hamilton Catholic high school basketball eyes a second win streak hosting Oxford’s Fearmont gym as Stewart and Hamilton Catholic clash in a preliminary. Captain Wally Til remains sidelined with an old injury while options at guard and center shift with other players stepping in.
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