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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1933
Page
5
The piece discusses Hamilton High School basketball prospects, naming coach Hirt and players Don Tait and David Tawant, evaluating center needs, potential positions, and the push for lineup changes. It notes training focus, scrimmages, and debates on football officials and ball handling.
A high lay wresting card at Fenmont features Fantasy Acklin of Memphis against Clara Welch of Akron in a semi final clash. Promoter Tarridas and Mack stage a crowded program with eager fans and a record crowd expected. Curlin promises his Swedish style will draw crowds.
Wisconsin basketball remains a profitable enterprise under Coach Walter Meanwell. Despite challenges like a small Armory venue, crowds reach 2,200 and fans respond to open practices. The program has shown consistent financial gains as it moved into the new fieldhouse, underscoring strong support for the cage sport.
A fragmented score report shows athletes from New York and nearby cities winning multiple events. Names such as Cleveland John Posek Nebraski and Paddy Mack Coluns Ins appear among placers, with throws and distances noted but partially garbled.
Coach Warner leaves Pop Warner era. Schissler and Warner join Coast coaching ranks with nine years together. Howard Jones of Southern California signs a new five year deal. remains tied to US C and eyeing more years in service.
The article reports Babe Ruth turning down a $50,000 1935 offer from the Yankees, stating he would not accept $25,000 weekly in last year’s $74,000 salary. Ruth criticizes Ruppert and Capone, doubts a major move, and hints at possible better terms before the South date in February.
Ohio Wesleyan will run its usual sport program of track baseball tennis and scholastic events with transportation and travel funded for older sports. Gauthier said the school will host or visit several meets including two indoor events and eight Buckeye contests, beginning April 2 and culminating near May.
iSarazen and peers debate enlarging golf cups to enhance thrill and shorten courses. Dutra and Chest favor compromise while Dutra and Dawson voice mixed views. Players from Dutra to De Vorest weigh benefits of bigger cups on scoring and galleries.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a bowling item with garbled names and numbers. Readable bits mention Moose alleys and a game or league reference but key details such as date, opponent, score, and location are missing. Unable to extract a coherent event. summarization limited by unreadable fragments.
Hamilton High hosts a basketball carnival weekend with Roosevelt and Withrow matchups after a Lima win. Coach Lew Hirt plans a new lineup featuring Stivers and Yeakle at forwards and Navid at center, with Karnes and Young in reserve roles as key tests loom.
In a period faced with payroll constraints, Breadon argues minor leagues may suffer wage cuts while major clubs revise budgets. He cites broader financial strain across baseball as the sport narrows costs to sustain operations.
Annapolis reports Captain Janes Reedy of Cleveland received his third letter with Navy Football. He was among 24 varsity players honored. Kenneth H. McKee of Trenton was among 38 squad members awarded the GNA for service but not regulars.
Ohio Wesleyan tied Ohio University 34 32 as Otterbein posted 34 while Dayton fell 26 Towle Green reached 48 and Toledo - Kent State 26 Baldoin Walthnee 4 Marietta 30 Capital 24 Ballot Buckeye matchups show Akron 88 Oberlin 30 Mount Union 58 Allegheny 22 Meidelburg 33 plus Autland 40 Muskingum 20
East Central Oklahoma College honors Ada Oki for setting a four year basketball record amid a program that has played only one conference game in four years, maintaining an average around 50 points per game.
Red Birds prepare in Columbus with workouts and scrimmages listed for March and April. Panels note key players Colimbis, Marek, and Rowhester, plus games against Spartanburg and Atlanta. Dates include March 23 to April 7 with opening of the American season.
A garbled sports schedule lists matchups at the Yom Gal gym including Estate versus G M C, Guy versus Becketts, Indus versus Valley Ice, Ghatnnlon versus Bell Telephone and other pairs. Valley ten games are routed to Giratito clave with various outcomes and standings noted, highlighting local teams and club activity.
Tonight at Moose Arena a six bout wrestling card features top contender Childbags versus Packs in a one fall opener, Mlaulindell of Portland meets Wind Miller from New York in a 30 mile over match, and Sailor Joy Moaper of Ripley battles Herb Neas of Cincinnati in a two out of three falls main event.
Portland bout outcomes list several fighters with outcomes including knockouts and decisions. Notable results mention Hae hort Nid Dennis of Bulle Mont KO by Al Winielow and Busy TXLbp Baker outpointed by Baul Pivenne. Further cards include Johnny Moran Detroit loss to Oh and Cony Gritfin Port Benning decision over Cowwhoy Frankie Adgron.
Sport briefs report Linests High School basketball in Seattle with details on players including 9-foot-11/2 inch center and No 17 shoes. Mentions Maix Lloyd Bloom a UW sophomore son of campus mare shal and Ralph Cairvney a former UW captain. Notes Partin left Portland golf club to become a pro at Spokane county.
A feature on Joe Widener and the rise of winter racing at South Plorelit. The piece highlights prominent stables and owners like Mrs Payne Whitney, Mrs Ira Phipps, and Col Bev Br ley, noting intensified interest, large inquiries, and heightened reservations for the Miami Jockey Club meet.
Local boys of Lindenwald 5 defeated their opponents in a high scoring indoor game. Notable players included Meyack Quinn 48 Red Walter 45 Adette Taye and other veterans. The crowd saw 12 goals and a statement win as the season continues with upcoming clashes.
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