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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1932
Page
6
Dick Connelly previews 1992 football forecasts with picks across several games including Ohio State vs Michigan and others. The column also recounts Jack Smith’s football return from appendicitis at Ohio State, notes captain Louis Hinchman’s injury, and threads in a Los Angeles Willard anecdote about Jess Willard. A brief local note discusses Hamilton High alumni and backfield weights at Hico Institute.
Hamilton and Xavier meet tomorrow at the Igh school athletic field in a high school football tilt. Coach Tew Ffirt unveils several debuting players including Gray, Lueflke, and Pharos gh, as Xavier’s defense is praised while Hamilton plans to counter with a strong offense in red uniforms. Officials listed include Harvey Schwab as referee and Schenck as umpire.
University of Chicago football legend A A Stagg will retire as director of athletics and coach at year end due to age limits. Stagg, 78, resigns after 42 years, leaving a legacy of football innovation and star players, with his successor likely to be Thomas Nelson Metcalfe. Chicago’s revival under his tenure signals a strong season ahead for the Maroons.
Kirks and Stockton of the Clark County league will stage an exhibition contest Sunday afternoon at Stockton Park.
Boxing wrap reports a chaotic list of bouts across multiple cities. Anresiated Trees defeats Low Feldtman in New York while Ben Jeby and Paul Pirrone feature in bouts. other results include Gune Stanton, Tack Kilbourne, Tuo Mack and Nobby Alten with varied outcomes across Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago and Havana.
Western powers Purdue Wisconsin clash at LaFayette while Ohio State needs a win over Michigan to stay alive. Indiana quiets in Chicago, Northwestern faces Minnesota, and Michigan eyes Ohio State as Wisconsin narrows gaps. Minnesota hopes to slow Nebraska. Iowa’s form remains unsettled amid rivalry buzz.
Columbus reports Buckeye basketball candidates report to Coach Harald Olsen with three workouts weekly through football season. New followers include From, Dovar, Beitner, Low, Watson, Wendt, Lewis, Ulsich, and veterans Jerome Fisher, Verradl, Wilfred Thies. Additional players McAtee Scott Cox and Rishned in join after season.
Hamilton Catholic football meets Piqua Central Catholic at Powerhouse Field in a key late season scrimmage after recent wins by Piqua Central Catholic. Coach Bill Sharp drills the squad as they seek to overcome a potent foe and keep momentum. The Saturday kickoff is set for 3:20 PM.
Boxing at the Armory drew crowds as six round bouts featured four decisions with two knockouts. Main event saw Pee Wee Western of Cincinnati draw with Freddie Hill of Columbus after a failed knockout attempt. Semi final Matt Marsch beat Ralph Maggard before a later draw, and other bouts included Al Hamilton vs James Firman and Billy Baker vs Bill McCoy both ending even.
Fragmentary OCR text records listing codes and identifiers such as 600 SCORESet Souimmits THA IM Toel and rina 217 33 with partial timestamps 1801030 and references to Meeks and De St. dotem.
Thomas Nalson Motenif, former Oberlin standout and versatile athlete, will replace Amos Alonzo Stagg as director of athletics at Chicago and name Stagg's successor as head football coach. Motenif played multiple sports at Oberlin, coached at Columbia, served Oberlin as athletics director, then led at Minnesota and Iowa State before accepting Chicago duties.
New York report says Kid Chocolate defeated Lew Feldman in the 12th round to seize a featherweight claim. The win, his third in a row, pushes Chocolate toward recognition by the New York State Athletic Commission as featherweight champion, while Nicole Paul’s claims remain disputed.
New York December 14 The Avitia seaboard football slate heats up with major rivalries. Pittsburgh Army Cornell Princeton Penn State Colgate Lafayette NYU Georgetown Harvard Princeton Yale Brown Navy Ohio University and others shape the weekend grid. Strong showdowns include Yale Brown and Colgate Lafayette while Navy Ohio and Holy Cross Detroit loom as decisive games.
Iola Shima the Japanese grappler and Genry Kolln boarders House of David,will headline the next wrestling show of the Civic Athletic Club at the U. N. G Armory on Friday night October 31 according to announcement today. Other matches will also feature.
Michigan fans crowd downtown ahead of the annual game with Ohio State. Kipke and his staff prepare the Wolverines while Ohio State steadies for the showdown, with injuries lingering on Captain Low Hinthman. Weather may favor Ohio, but Michigan is favored to win.
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