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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1932
Page
5
Coach Lewisiet trains the Hamilton Blue and White for the key matchup with Middletown at Oxport Saturday. Hamilton battles injuries, including Dakin Mzert and Matre out, while Gray shows promise. Middletown, boasting a strong record after routing Portsmouth, holds the favored position, though Tingrel’s squad remains optimistic.
Minnesota plans to unleash a bold effort to topple Michigan in a key Western Conference clash. The Gophers seek a season finale upset to claim a championship if Michigan falters, while Indiana faces injuries ahead of their traditional Old Oaken Bucket game.
Fenmont club officials announced a first series of weekly professional wrestling matches starting Thursday night. Wret Moran of Batt Tivey Mans and Tol Follies of Memphis are set for the light heavyweight final, with two more bouts to complete the card.
West coast and national golf pros converge on Pinehurst for a 72,500 endowment event. About 115 players tee off in a four hole best ball format as the field includes Mike Turnena of Winsford New York, Youngs Heylon Stith Litto, Tom Cxonvy, and other noted professionals from across the country.
A fragment recounts Rutgers winning 6 to 4 amid sparse crowds. It hints at Columbia’s strong play and a witty Georgia coach remarking on the rival’s offense. The piece mentions basketball governance, contracts delayed, and a forecast of costs trimmed by league owners.
Ohio State and Ohio Wesleyan loom as top contenders in the Buckeye Conference with Miami and Denison in pursuit. A large crowd is expected for the Ohio Wesleyan game at Delaware, while Miami, Cincinnati, and Wittenberg also factor into the race. Denison plans to withdraw from the Dyckman Conference, with official word after the Buckeye meeting.
Nashville November 15 Vanderbilt cuts athletic ties with Tulane over crowd behavior in New Orleans after a loss. Russ Cohen, Vanderbilt coach, says LSU will replace Tulane on the Commodores 1935 schedule. Officials cite refusal to return to New Orleans for future games.
Boxing results across multiple venues report a series of outpoints and knockouts. Names include Kid Chocolate Peters, Morrie Shorimay, Vidal Gregorio, Miskey Paul, Sid Sinn, Jimmy Thomas, Danny Dovtin, Manny Cardin, Spider Pladner, Johnny Brennen, Tiger Tea Walters, Hilly Baker, and Johnny Quirk with wins or defeats noted against opponents in New York Florida Pennsylvania and beyond.
New York reports a major injury threatening the career of Steve Vfauias, a young heavyweight from New Jersey. He suffered knee ligament damage months ago, spent six weeks in hospital, and an operation failed to restore function, forcing his return to amateur competition. He now plays football at Montank High School.
Catholic High begins five day practice under Coach Sharp at Fenmont Gym with one day rest after football season. The team faces Camden High on November 3 as the season opener. Several veterans departed, leaving Wally Hill as key returner and a hoped eight to fifteen players in camp. Practice resumes with equipment checks and new drills ahead of the Camden game.
Oxford, Ohio November 15 Miami Redskin football team begins a ten day drive for Thanksgiving Day clash with Cincinnati Bearsats. Star players return after injury as Coach Wilton focuses on fitness and preparation for the annual showdown, aiming to break a long Bearcats winning streak dating back two seasons.
Cleveland November 16 Notre Dame faces Navy in Cleveland Stadium with guards from Ohio. Norm Greeney of Cleveland and James Harrie of Belair are the Buckeye state pair in the Fighting Irish line. Greeney excels as a 190-pound back with sharp plays while Harrie, a 199-pound left guard, brings strength. Both players previously studied under coach Kate Rockne and have seen varied action in prior Notre Dame games.
Cincinnati and Kentucky will renew their football series next fall in Cincinnati after ten years apart. The Enquirer reports an agreement, with only one small difference, due to be settled by week’s end. The two schools plan to meet here in October, subject to contract finalization.
A list of prominent individuals with birthplaces and ages, including Vincent Astor in New York City at 41, W Avorel Harriman in New York at 41, Charles 4 O'Donnell in Indiana at 43, Felix Frankfurter in Viento at 58, Brooklin Po Adama in New York at 51, Tevia H Wood in Cleveland at 48, Vinery B. Hawes in Kentucky at 3, John Chalmern da Conta in Philadelphia at 89, B M Bower in Minnesota at 57, and Gerhardt Hauptmann noted for his German drama at 70.
Chicago November 15 report that world welterweight champion Jackie Fields will defend his title in Chicago at the Coliseum on December mark if a suitable opponent can be found. Fields has also signed to meet Young Corbett of Fresno in San Francisco February 22, with the Chicago bout aimed to satisfy the National Boxing Association time limit ending December 26. Other bouts mentioned include Rishull vs Cattegila in Chicago, Griffith vs Schwake in St Louis on November 28, and Barney Ross planning a title fight with Dooling Fare in Cleveland on November 25.
George Gable and Henry Kolln are billed for Friday’s main wrestling card at the Civic Athletic Club arena. Both rival wrestlers are tipped to pin down their non-title contenders over Jack Reynolds, welterweight champion, as seats were reported sold out in advance.
Match results show several wrestlers of unknown spelling securing wins by decision or fall. Notable outcomes include Angelo Martino losing to unspecified opponent two falls to one in Buffalo, and other bouts featuring Chicago, Newark, Detroit, and Indianapolis participants with scores cited in mixed OCR style.
Crimson Harallery Chestnut mare from P A Bennett Stables in Dayton. First horse to vie for the grand championship for five gilt mounts, the top prize of the American Royal, showing in its fourth year. Judge Thomas M Wilann of Bowling Green Ky reviewed contenders before Crimson Tamhler, 4 years old, won the junior division. Owned by Mrs W D Roth of Redwood City Calif.
Wrestling fans are promised three contests at Monge Hall on Wednesday night promoted by the Quality Athletic Club. In the main event Robin Reed of Reedsport Oregon faces Duka Finnigan of Lenewater Ragland. Two other bouts pair Hay Arent of Springfield with Dick Griffin of Toledo, and Max Martin of Chirozo with Ray Woleh of Cleveland in the semifinals.
Report lists Collinsville Grange officers chosen at a meeting last week. Names include Dorothy Ledwell lecturer Naomi Baecker pianist and Tanner, paging agent Scott Finlay legislative agent Ed Dowe steering committee member for Airca term Barbara Ruble chavistur.
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