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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1933
Page
4
The piece surveys early season stats and speculation about players and teams. It highlights Ned Wein and Tag Condon as scoring standouts, notes the Champion Contender atop the league, and references Cincinnati and Redland Piet among others. It blends sports gossip with weather asides and reminiscences of former stars and managers.
Sandusky bowler Mrs. Rule Hinkey led a Cleveland dominated state championship as Akcou’s Mary Oberholtzer posted a 1.08 total percent to win all events by forty pins over Nelle Bracks of Cleveland. The Kaufman team of Cleveland topped the five-woman event with a 2,692 series. The state meet featured strong showings despite scattered misfires in singles.
Akron teams tied for second in doubles with Molly Hoyward and Kilna Thy f Stron taking third, while Hin a Linky and Briel Syexy also placed.
The article notes Wisconsin’s best football halfseason, mentioning players such as Ted Gover chin and Nelson Dunster achieving high scores in various matches. It reports a banquet attended by notable players in cities including Cleveland and Oklahoma City, emphasizing a milestone for the team.
Freddie Miller the world featherweight champion will guest at the Pemont club on January 31 and serve as an official in the American Legion amateur boxing tournament. Boxers from southwestern Ohio towns will be featured as Miller, who rose to the crown after defeating Jimmy Paul in Chicago, recalls his local beginnings and the region’s boxing rise.
A welterweight wrestler named Witton eschews indoor routines for long hikes and daily eight to ten mile walks along the Ghia river. He aims for a forthcoming bout with Clands Swinedell, a top western wrestler from Portland, Oregon, meeting weekly at the O. N. Get avery venue each Friday night.
The article highlights a wrestler who favors outdoor activity for stamina and health gains. Matchmaker Jack Dankin teams two players to support the Wilson Swindoll newtech on this week’s show.
Ohio University defeated Marshall College 35 to 25 in a Buckeye Conference basketball game last night. Marshall made eight substitutions to try to stop Ohio’s offense. Ohio scored 19 of its points in the first half and led 134 at the Wait.
Case's athletic program remains balanced and funded with no major expansion. Athletic Director Ray Ride says costs cover expenses with limited guarantees and home schedules kept modest. Intra mural sports continue, football receipts are steady, and travel is minimized by scheduling mainly Ohio conference games.
Jones a Cherokee wrestler known as Bearcat Jones faces Avie Anderson in a main event billed as a two hour time limit bout. Anderson promises strong opposition while Jones relies on rough action and speed to offset weight differences. Two other bouts round out the program.
Toledo fell to Notre Dame as the Huskers missed 11 free throws and allowed a strong halftime lead by the Irish. The report notes mismatches with Portland and Oregon State coaching changes and cites Utah's per student athletic cost of $1.80 for 17 events, per Student Manager Stanley Murphy.
New York Yankees face competition for season holdouts as Brooklyn Dodgers show several players balking at terms. William Watson Clark seeks raise to $12,000 after 20 wins, while Al Lopez Hack Wilson and Joe Shipp also hold out. Dodgers with Lefty O'Doul and Long Cuccinella signed, others expected. Yankees report Vernon Gomez ended his money campaign, Arndi Jorgens and two pitchers New signings. Washington Senators and Giants also pursuing players, with increases rumored.
The piece discusses Jas Vennin taking over the Washington Americans in 1933, highlighting his age as the youngest major league manager in history at 26 years old. It cites manager Cronin’s influence and notes faith in youth, mentioning several young players and college graduates entering the majors.
In Cleveland a cyclist named Andy faced a missing partner as Audy rode solo for part of a six day event. Pelow filled in briefly after a fall, and the Peden Audy pair struggled as officials sought a new partner for Audy. Andy finally found help when the Giant red helmeted rider joined to steady the team.
In midseason action, Ohio State leads with Michigan and Northwestern tied for second as Purdue faces Minnesota in Minneapolis. The Western conference basketball title chase remains open with key matchups shaping the standings.
Eleanor Holm defends national swimming title as Tri-Y Cagers win in Hollywood California. Prolonged amateur status and upcoming competitions outline the season.
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