Hubbell Sets Best Mark Since 1916 In 1933 National League
Hubbell, named champion pitcher of the National League for 10 games with the fewest earned run average since 1916, led the league in innings, strikeouts, and the 1933 season records. He posted 18 wins against 6 losses and set a modern record with 17 strikeouts in a single doubleheader, while Leading in games pitched and other top NL marks.
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Cubs
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Hddie Relbach
Chicago
Lyle Tinnine
Chicago Cubs
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Diezy" Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Lon Warneke
Theost
Dean
King
Ftrest
Frank Hatn
Cincinnati
Ohio colleges start basketball season with nine December games
Ohio State and Ohio Wesleyan clash in Columbus on Saturday night as the basketball season opens. Sophomores expected to play key roles while teams rebuild after graduation. Other matchups include Miami vs Hanover in Oxford and Findlay at Springfield on Friday.
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Columbus
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Miami University
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Richmond
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Miller Beats Dazzo In 10 Round Non Title Bout
Freddie Miller, featherweight champion, defeated Paul Dazzo of Chicago in a 10 round non title bout. Miller weighed 126 12 pounds to Dazzo's 131. A late rally by Dazzo nearly earned a knockout in the tenth, but Miller rallied to win on points. The crowd cheered as Miller landed punches in rounds three five and seven.
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Locker Room Gossip From 1935 Class A Football Roster
Five undefeated teams from 1935 review scores across Ohio districts. Springfield led with 28 points over Columbus Fast 0 and other results show Canton McKinley 0 vs 20 Toledo DeVilbiss 7 and more. Regions include Sandusky Erie Tech and Defiance, with results for Dover, Miamisburg, and Greenville among others.
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Sandusky
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Elyria
Tiffin Junior Hiome
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DOVER
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Wooster
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Akron East
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New Philadelphia
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Howe Military
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Bowling Green
Napoleon
Lima Central
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Miamisburg
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Dayton Fairmont
Franklin
Troy
Nenia
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Vint
Lebanon
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Kiski Prep Players Help Shape Ohio State Teams
In Columbus December 7, eight Kiski prep school graduates from 1929 aimed to attend a single college. Four reached Ohio State University and formed the Tesdlars on Buckeye squads in 1942 and 1951, led by Jos Gailus Vander t Pa. captain, Mike Yeuemith, Regis Monahan, and Damon Wetzel. The remaining four pursued other institutions, including Al Montgomery at Indiana, Frank Murderk at Cornell, Cal in Stewart at Carnegie Tech, and George Barclay at North Carolina.
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Kiski
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Jos Gailus
Vander T
Mike Yeuemith
Southwest
Regis Monahan
Lorain
Damon Wetzel
Innds
Alt Montgomery
Theuimbia University
Frank Murderk
Cornell
Calin Stewart
Carnegie Teeh
George Barclay
North Carolin
Local team practice notice lists players for upcoming session
A notice invites the basketball team members Joe Worthington, Bob Thess, Deb Uric, Fred Yount, Joe Padi Lofton, To Kesah, Timmy iepte and others to attend an evening practice at the Yo MLC. The message confirms names and participation in the drill.
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Joe Worthington Dryless
Aril Prides
MLC
AL Tre
Bob Thess
Deb Uric
Fred Yount
Joe Padi Lofton
To Kesah
Timmy Iepte
Grid Deaths Decreased In 1933 Season
New York December 7. Football deaths in the 1933 season fell from prior years with a smaller tally of fatalities. A United Progs survey shows no college varsity players on the list of 30 deaths related to football. Only two victims were college men, both freshmen, with one girl Wilma Kelly aged 14 from Helena Montana dying from a neck fracture after scrimmage. Deaths previously numbered 37 in 1932 and 49 in 1931, attributed to new rules and better safety after 1931. most fatalities resulted from complications after minor injuries.
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New York
Wilma Kelly
Helena
Mont
Bears Giants To Meet For Title December 17
New York Giants and Chicago Bears will meet December 17 for the NPFL championship at a site to be chosen later. President Joe F. Carr announced the date and noted the location will be decided after next Sunday's final games to determine eastern and western leaders. the winner will select Chicago or New York.
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New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Joe F. Carr
Giants
Bears
Chicago
Wooster Prepares 1932 33 Basketball Squad With Four Lettermen
Wooster coach E M Hole lists four lettermen Bob Sakersk captain Ed Willett Walt Ramsey and Chuck Harley as starters with Don Hamilton a possible fifth after holidays. Left elbow dislocation kept Hamilton out. nineteen in pre season squad and seventeen game schedule against Ohio Conference foes starting Dec 9 with Fenn in Cleveland and ending March 3 against Ashland. Jackie Kelly and Danny O Keefe fought to a draw in an eight round bout at Kenton last night with weights 130 and 132.
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E. M. Hole
Sapt
Bob Sakersk
Ed. Willett
Walt Ramsey
Chuck Harley
Don Hamilton
Denison
Ohio
Fenn
Cleveland
Ohio School of Chiropody
Ohio Northern
Ada
Kenton
Jackie Kelly
Akron
Danny O'Keefe
Cincinnati
Kelly
O'Keefe
Crimson Sophomores Face Ashland Test in Route to Victory
Crimson Sophomores Doug Gerber and Joe Scott, Elyria pair who shone against Amherst, head to Ashland to meet Rosie Starn’s Ashland High quintet. Coach Roy Clymer’s squad emphasizes teamwork over individual scoring as they travel with twelve players, aiming to prove their strength on the road in a 8:15 p.m. main game after a 7:15 prelim with Eaton’s Elyria High Lightweights.
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Ashland
Thien
Roy Clymer
Crimson Flash
Rosie Starn
Ashland High
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Joe Scott
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Eaton
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Bowling Winners At Knights Of Columbus Alleys
The Machine Shop, Drawers, Grinders and Nuts won Western Automatic bowling matches rolled last evening at the Knights of Columbus alleys. Results recorded show team success and individual performance details.
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Knights of Columbus
Miami Bout Opponent for Carnera Seen as Tough Job
Boxing insiders weigh choices for Primo Carnera's winter title bout in Miami. Tommy Loughran is favored after his decisive win over Ray Impelletiere, with Camera as a possible opponent if business reasons allow. Baer remains a debated option, while Schmeling and Sharkey face skepticism for a Florida showcase. King Levinsky and Don McCorkindale are also mentioned as unlikely candidates.
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United Press
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Deco
Primo Carnera
Miami
Hoxin
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Ray Impelletiere
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Max Baer
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Schmeling
Florida
Madison Square Garden
Joe Jacobs
Jimmy Johnston
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King Levinsky
Don McCorkindale
Stallap
Cajun track names clash in unclear event report
An unclear OCR fragment mentions several names and terms including Roars, Rady Dusek, Polan, J. Carer, and Cajun. The text is fragmentary with no coherent narrative or verifiable facts. No definite outcome or date is present to establish a proper news item.
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Mike Roars
Canada Bars Pro Players From Amateur Hockey Return
The Ly Can Pro Association secretary announced new rules permitting former professionals to seek amateur status, ending professional-to-amateur eligibility. The proposal aims to open amateur hockey to players who previously earned a living playing the sport, with government bodies and ALA to decide.
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Joe Randall Boxes On Mansfield Card
Tiger Joe Randall debuts under new manager as he fights Frankie Fabiano at the Ohio Theatre in Mansfield in a feature bout on a Christmas fund card. Co-feature bout features Larry Madge of Cleveland and Honey Boy Jonsa of Mansfield.
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Dick Finegan
Frankie Fabiano
Dover
Ohio Theatre
Mansfield
Larry Madge
Cleveland
Honey Boy
Jonsa
Mansiild
Angie
Dolan Wins Hundredth Straight In Tough Ten Rounder
In Waterbury Conn on December 7 Vic Eddie Dolan the lightweight mentor claimed his hundredth consecutive victory with a ten round win over Harry Carlton. Dolan was floored late in the bout by Carlton but recovered and finished strong to secure the decision as referee Henry Gerrity tallied in Dolan’s favor.
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Vic Eddie Dolan
Henry Gerrity
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Hoan
Harry Carlton
Atiton
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Tatar
Carlton
Wooster College awards 22 grid letters for 1933 season
Wooster College announces that 22 football players earned letters for the 1933 season, eight seniors. Co captains Hal Pryor and Willard Nussbaum lead the group with a 7 1 record, seven wins, one loss, and one tie. Returning lettermen include ends tackles backs and centers, with season stats showing 128 points scored by Wooster to 21 by opponents and 2 500 total yards to 900 for nine foes.
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L. C. Boles
Hal Pryor
Wilard Nussbaum
Bob Sekerak
George Welsenbach
Bob McCracken
Bob Miller
Don Bunting
Don Hamilton
Marer
Tanner
Foley
Chulkshank
McCain
Smith
Wander
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Evans
Ramsey
Harper
DiScipio
Finefrock
Curfman
Case
Akron
Oberlin
Heideberg
Ashland
Mt. Union
Hiram
Lnst
Muskinsum
Denison
Fight Results From Chicago Report By United Press
In Chicago a boxing report from United Press notes Freda 126 percent OC Dazze defeating Tone in a decisive bout. The result highlights power and technique on display in a crowded arena.
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Chicago
Freda
Biggest player shift in years forecast for major league session
Major league circles forecast a major reshuffle at a joint Chicago session next week. Most clubs except the Giants and Senators are active, with as many as 10 teams involved in trades since 1933. Key moves center on Red Sox, Athletics, White Sox, Tigers, Browns, Dodgers, and Reds, with numerous star players eyed or exchanged.
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United Press
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Washington Senators
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Mickey Cochrane
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Bill Hallahan
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Pat Malone
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Reds
Donie Bush
Giants
Glenn Spencer
George Grantham
Washington
City League Pin Matches Tonight
Elyria Hardware faces Jackson Wall Paper and Welsh Funeral Home meets Knights of Columbus at City League bowling alleys tonight. Tomorrow Welsh Funeral Home and I. T. Rubber will resume their postponed match as announced.
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Welsh Funeral Home
Knights of Columbus
I. T
Promoter Keeps Hand In By Wrestling Himself
New Haven Conn Dec 7 IUPI Tom Alles in charge of wrestling promotion at the New Haven Arena keeps his old role by wrestling between weekly bouts. When a wrestler failed to appear he substituted and worked a half hour to a crowd.
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IUPI
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Eaton Cuts Roster of Elyria High Bantam Quint
Elyria High weighs down their squad as Coach Eaton trims to 24 for the trip to Ashland Reserves in a prelim to the Ashland-Elyria heavyweight contest. The Bantams seek their first win and a second Ashland scalp after last year’s 21 to 17 victory. The 12 traveling players are Dunstan Bush Meister Emerick Forbes Ree Stutz Smith Bell Lersch Graber Miller. Ineligible this week are Schnaak Everhart and Berry.
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Chuck Huppoach
Dave Eaton
Elyria High
Ashland
George Dunstan
Carl Henke
Paul Fritz
Bud Coles
Chuck Custar
Wally Forbes
George Sharkey
Dick Berry
Bill McDermott
Dick Bell
Chuck Bush
Harry Smith
Bill Lerseh
Fred Barkacs
Max Roe
Jim Miller
Babe Wazyniak
Alvin Schnaak
Ralph Emerick
Dick Everhart
Joe Stutz
Herb Meister
Bill McKitrick
Gene Graber
Amherst
Dunstan
Bush
Meister
Emerick
Forbes
Ree
Stutz
Smith
Bell
Lersch
Graber
Miller
Schnaak
Everhart
Berry
Wittenberg To Award 21 Football Letters
Springfield December 7 Twenty one Wittenberg College football players will receive letter awards announced today Letters go to Tim Brewster Akron Forest Neuman Lorain Frank Kurth Garr Ind John Sakola Rocky River Roy James Cincinnati Robert Hawkins Lakewood Donald Stanforth Hillsboro Dale Miller Phillipsburg Earl Wright Highland Art Meder Cleveland Paul Runge Richmond Ind Pat Signorella New Kensington Pa Ralph Alloway Bill Clauss Willis Naughman Springfield William Keller Lima Dudley Graham Franklin Frank Toth Scotty Florence Toledo Paul Schafer Hicksville John Wagner Napoleon
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Wittenberg
Tim Brewster
Akron
Forest Neuman
Lorain
Frank Kurth
Garr
Ind
John Sakola
Rocky River
Roy James
Cincinnati
Robert Hawkins
Lakewood
Donald Stanforth
Hillsboro
Dale Miller
Phillipsburg
Earl Wright
Highland
Art Meder
Cleveland
Paul Runge
Richmond
Pat Sign
Centre Will Not Seek Buckeye Association Membership
Danville Ky December 7 1901 Centre College President Charles J Turck announced the college will not seek membership in the Buckeye Athletic Association.
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Danville
Centre College
Buckeye Athletic Association
Charles J. Turck
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