Miami Olney Grid Clash Promises Tight Thanksgiving Showdown
In southwestern Ohio tension rises over the Miami Olney clash at Qar apa Field Cincinnati. Miami is slight favorite but predictions swing as fans and pundits weigh records, lineups, and coaching angles. Ohio football mood centers on Daun King’s versatile squad and Cincinnati’s Bearcats led by Hamilton’s trio of players as both sides prepare a hard fought contest.
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Miami U grid lineup stars in Thanksgiving clash
Seniors from Catholic Cagers ignite the Miami U Thanksgiving game lineup as John Kerekes Elyria leads a stout forward wall and veteran end Howard Hoffman battles for a lasting edge. Standout halfback Bil Clinger joins the Redskin backfield with swift, elusive runs that battle defenses.
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Hamilton Catholic Opens Season Versus Camden In December
Hamilton Catholic High announces a 20 member squad split into two groups for the season. Twelve home games at Hamilton and five away tilt plans feature Camden, Monroe, West Chester, McGurlhey and others from the Class B circle. The schedule opens December 2 with Camden at Hamilton, and includes key dates against Xavier Cincinnati, Roger Bacon Cincinnati, and Wilming ton.
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Kentucky to Play 14 Southern Conference Games This Season
Lexington November 82 The University of Kentucky schedules fourteen Southern Conference games along with a 21 game slate. Non conference foes include the University of Mexico. The schedule lists games against Georgetown College Chicago Clemson Ohio State Creighton Sewanee Tennessee Vanderbilt and others with dates spanning December through February.
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Chicago to Play Six Home Games Next Season
The University of Chicago announces six home football games for next season at Stagg Field. The schedule lists October 1 against Washington University and November 25 closing game versus Dartmouth, with the opener and other dates to be filled.
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Buckeye Turkey Day Tilt Ends Buckeye Season
The Buckeye conference clash on Thanksgiving Day pits Miami against Cincinnati with Ohio University and Wittenberg also in action. Miami leads with 34 points by Bill Clinger and 24 by Leonard Fertig as Cincinnati and Ohio Wesleyan chase standings. Marshall debuts as a conference member while DePauw and withdrawals reshape December schedules and standings across the circuit.
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Brown and Colgate Vie for Natural Championship
New York Nov 22 Colgate's Red Raiders meet Brown Borts in Providence to decide the season’s natural champion. Colgate leads with a potent offense having scored 243 points against multiple opponents. Brown has 81 points and a late surge in tight games. The outcome hinges on records and strength of remaining contenders Pittsburgh Army and others considered.
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Fenmont Cagers Open Season Here Sunday
Fenmont Cagers begin the 1932-33 season Sunday at home against Cincinnati Fenwick in a contest billed as a strong opener. Fenmont locals expect a fast start from a squad led by Baldy Pennington with a lineup featuring former top players. The preliminary game pairs Fenmont Orioles againstUnatis Welding of this city in a cited warmup.
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Pro wrestling results from various cities outline matches and falls
Report lists several wrestling outcomes including New York where Strangler Lewis defeated George Caza in 18:44 with 240 Italy score, Battle Creek where Clingia beat Amarillo’s Beains in two of three falls, Columbus with Paul Jones throwing Len Jennings, Oklahoma City 31.97, and Daviscourt from California sweeping Pat McKay in straight falls.
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Wrestling card at Moose Arena features tonite bouts
Opening bout Gypsy Joe Snyder of Cleveland meets Chet Nelson of Toledo in thirty minutes. Semi final pits Bull Dog Jackson of Nome against Bob Armstrong of Springfield for thirty minutes. Carl Mavis of Newville faces Kay Achill of Memphis in a three falls match. Main event features Carl Davis from Center College versus Jimmy Acklin with coach Glenn Wade. Another rough pairing Mulldog Jackson vs Rob Armstrong in the semi. Gypsy Joe Snyder vs Chuck Nelson in prelims.
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Fenmont Friday Wrestling Show Moves to New Date
Fenmont Recreation announces Friday’s weekly wrestling card will be postponed to a later date. Headlining are Bearcat Jones and Okie Landon both weighing 205 pounds, with two additional bouts on the lineup.
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Abandon Draw Mat Decisions at Civic Athletic Show
The Civic Athletic Club announced a policy banning draw verdicts at upcoming wrestling events. Thursday's Armory show will start at 3:00 p.m. featuring Samamy Kline of Cincinnati versus Paddy Nolan of Georgia, with Johnny Parke of Covington facing Skinny Himes of Dayton in the semis.
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Ryder Team Chosen For Pro Meeting In Tennessee
Pro golfers meet in Pooria Tennessee to pick an eight man team and two alternates to face Great Britain in the Ryder Cup. Walter Hagen expected to be captain with Gene Sarazen Olin Dutra among likely picks as selections proceed. Delegates also adopt amendments to the association constitution, tightening eligibility for alternates and allowing invitations to foreign players by the executive committee.
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Fight Results From Various Cities Show Wide Boxing Outcomes
Boxing results from New York to Cleveland and Miami report multiple decisions and a knockout. Notable bouts include New York's New Jefe beating Chink Tevlin outpoint style and Hob land's Klaveren outpointing Paola Vila in the Philippines. Other cards list Ambeode defeating Vidal Gregori in New York, plus Wolfe stopping Pee Wee Dare and LaCrosse beating Pete LaCrosse in Tulsa.
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Seven Days Left to Name Opposing Teams
Astrologers study the football field to name tournament contestants with seven days remaining. The Western team will start on November 29 as invites to Pacific Coast opponents likely follow the Midwest and East. The Rose Committee seeks acceptance from eastern schools while Big Ten and West consider post season games.
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West and Moore Book Cue Match at Brunswick billiard parlor
Enthusiastic Hamilton area residents welcomed the news that top players Morey Move and Walter West will start the cue match Wednesday night at the Brunswick Billiard Parlor. Moore, in top form, challenged West who recently won a 600 point match.
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