Hawilton Highs season schedule faces stiff tests
A fragmentary Hawilton High basketball schedule outlines Dec 9 home game against Portemouth and a clash with Lima at Lina, plus Middletown trips and a visit from Zanesville. Coach Hirt aims for steady development, with 17 games listed and potential additions during Christmas hosts.
Seventeen Games On Hamilton Highs Basketball Chart
Coral Gables Florida Nov 29 Two teams earn two spots on All Eastern. John Revelta of Menominge Mishy leads in the Min British golf open midway. scores show Revelta 44 and 73 first day 36 64 to 641 Fox ties with Farrell Espinosa for 36 holes at 144 while others follow within eight strokes.
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Cleveland
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Zanesville
Carl Bimbentel
Carliacau
Lew Waldron
Barberton
Jack Thompson
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George Howard
Outfit to Open Against Monroe on December 10
Hamilton High announces 1932-33 basketball schedule led by Coach Tew Hirt. Dry Blue Angerra opens December 10 at Monroe and closes the season with 18 players aimed for two squads. Veteran players Clarley Bayes, Suny Arnoll, and Pug Hood return. Hood is ineligible until the second semester. Young players Johnny Young, Babe Hammond, and Himee Norris shown potential. several juniors from the local Junior High join as reserves.
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Renter
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Cantor
Pug
Hood
Guard
Johnny Young
Babe
Hammond
Himee Norris
Laken
Witt
Maryland 1932 Racing Season Closes at Bowie
The Bowie racetrack concludes the 1932 Maryland season with thirteen horses racing in the 15:00 feature, a Bryan and O'Hare handicap. Green Tree Stables and P. M. Burrough headlined entries with Cambonr and Mate, finishing two and three, while White Clover II from Foxcatch Paris stable emerged as a new opponent, with several horses being prepared for Thanksgiving handicap withdrawals.
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White Clover
McCann to Clash With Nolan at Givin Athletic Club
Tonight will feature middleweight wrestlers McCann and Nolan, with Paddy Nolan also set to appear. The event is staged by the Givin Athletic Club at GN. G. Arnwrys.
Cougars Tie Aggies in Fearless Football Duet
Washington State Cougars and Washington Huskies played to a scoreless tie in a long rivalry, as a chaotic scene in the press box and a misfired attempt near the goal prevented any scoring. Buck Bailey, official observer, described signals for a potential field goal and noted the kick was blocked by interference, keeping the showdown scoreless for 26 years.
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Buckeye Conference Race Shapes Up This Winter
Wittenberg Ohio Wesleyan DePauw and Miami join Cincinnati Marshall and Dennison as top contenders in the nine conference race with full schedules. New coachs and veteran players return as teams prepare for December warmups and the conference slate beginning in December and January.
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Olio
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Torne
Asia Winter
Althugh DePauw
Wabash
Witch
Xohoala
T Mem
Buckeyes Name Co-Captains Gailus and Gillman
Columbus Ohio November 29 For the first time in school history the State University football team will have co captains next fall The squad elected Joe Gailus Vandergriff Minnesota and Gillman Minneapolis Minnesota as co captains Gailus is a junior in the College of Arts and has two years on the varsity Gillman is a junior in the College of Commerce and also has two years on the squad
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Joe Gailus
Vandergriff
Vangiard
Minneapolis
Buck- Nye
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Gillman
College of Commerce
Local Amateurs Show at Fenmount Father and Sons
An amateur event at Fenmount Father and Sons banquet features two wrestling bouts and three boxing matches. Local youths Dilek Sneay Jack Gilham and Boh Letty Pawlowsky face leading amateurs from Cincinnati. Holy Name bowling league postpones Wednesday 6:30 pm to attend the banquet at Foatntoek.
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Father and Sons
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Jack Gilham
Dolby Draws Bangler in Welterweight Showdown at Fenmont
Neal Dolby, a top welterweight title contender, signs to meet Samm iy Bangler in the feature event of the weekly wrestling program at Fenmont gym. Dolby, a newcomer to the section, has a remarkable record while Banglar, previously suspended but recently reinstated by the commission, remains a tough rival in Bangalore.
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Fenmont Gym
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Alabama's Young Attorney General Bets at Montgomery Club
Alabama's young Attorney General Thomas E. Knight Jr. played a round at Montgomery Country Club where a butterfly caused a misputt from 50 yards but he recovered to sink a 30 footer to win the hole.
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Thomas E. Knight, Jr
Alabame
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Ina
Brown Brothers Named Tacklers On Second Team
The Associated Press Eastern all star selections place Brown brothers on the second team with three nominees overall. Columbia and Fordham add multiple players while Army Pittsburgh Yale and Villanova receive notable representation. Dick King of Army missed first-team honors due to a broken leg.
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Bob
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Smith
Tom
Bummerfelt
Mat Results From Various Locations Reported
A fragmented list shows wrestling or match results with names and times from venues in Camden New Jersey, Portland Oregon, Dayton Ohio, Alberta Canada and Greece. Entries include names such as Jim Janda and Walter Avbin with times like 24 11 and 10 00.
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Fight Results From Various Cities In Spring Boxing
Fight results list featherweight and lighter bouts with multiple knockouts and decisions across Bradford, Toronto, Buffalo, New York, Philadelphia, and Melbourne. Notable stops include Larry Gains of Toronto stopping Moral of Belgium in a non title bout and Eddie Cay of Philadelphia defeating Tow Massey, with several other decisions and knockouts across the card.
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Toronto
Ont
Moral
Chicago
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Buaffalo
National Spring Association
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Young Gone
la Galle
New York
Bop van Kluyrren
Holland
Eddie Kan
L’aland
Fazo Hormonte
Léul
Ohio State Discontinues Baseball as Major Sport
Nov. 28. Ohio State University will not have a baseball team in intercollegiate competition next spring. A board of athletic control meeting left open the possibility of one or two intercollegiate games if approved by athletic director L. W. St. John, but otherwise the sport is abolished as a major activity. Minor sports would keep the school in intercollegiate play through football, basketball, and track.
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Packey May to Join Illinois Athletic Board
Chicago reports Packey McFarland, once world lightweight contender, is set to join the Illinois State Athletic Commission under Governor-elect Harry Harner, with serious consideration also given to George Lytton, a wealthy merchant and former amateur boxer who judged the Bempsey-Dempsey bout at Soldier Field.
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Wolves Favored To Land Invite From Rose Bowl
Angelya reports the University of Southern California is expected to be invited and likely accept the Rose Bowl appearance, with Michigan, Colgate, Pittsburgh, and Alabama Poly among possible at large selections. Officials discuss a solution to USC's opponent question, though details remain undisclosed.
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