Okeson Seen Likely Chair NCAA Football Rules Panel
Walter R. Okeson treasurer of Lehigh University is viewed as probable choice to chair the NCAA football rules committee. Langford remains secretary, with Hall's widow signaling Okeson's selection, amid a tense forecast at the annual meeting.
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Okeson
Lehigh University
E. K. Hall
John L. Griffith
Gack Cuddy
United Press
EW York
Dec
Walter R. Okeson
National Collegiate Athletic Association
W. S. Langford
New York
Langford
Hall
Qkeson
John L. Wh
NC. A
Charles W Kennedyr
Princeton
Deakers
Dr. Kennedy
Wester Fever
Ole State
W. P D. Connor
Klein's .646 slugging marks NL leader again
Philadelphia star Chuck Klein tops the National League with a .646 slugging percentage for the second straight year, playing 154 games and driving in 137 runs for 420 total bases. Hack Wilson led in strikeouts and George Watkins was hit by pitches most often.
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New York
Charles H
Chuck” Klein
Philadelphia Phillies
Klein
Tal
Mel Ott
Giants
Lewis R
Hack” Wilson
Brooklyn
George Watkins
St. Louis
Bullerrs
Jim Bottomley
Sunny Jim
Terry
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Goshen Boasts Fine Track
New York reports Goshen’s Good Time Park mile-track in Goshen near Goshen has become a premier harness racing venue. William H. Cane of the Good Time Stable notes improvements elevating the track to one of the world’s fastest circuits amid 1932 strong interest and attendance.
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New York
Goshen
Gotham
William H. Cane
Park
Florida racing war loans and season timelines
The report notes Hialeah opens in January and runs through March while Tropical Park racing ends March 31. Both facilities will operate 28 days each. It also cites Purdue’s consistent Big Ten finish with six titles or ties in 13 years.
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Florida
Tropical Park
Purdue
Babe to Debut in Chicago as Paid Performer
Camera glimpses show the star in training at the Illinois Athletic Club with instructor Sven Matheus. She rests between exercises with sister Mrs Esther Elam, signaling preparation for a public paid appearance.
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Babe” i
Sven Matheus
Lthinos
Esther Elam
Patrick Comes Back Twice As Star Hockeyist
Lester Patrick’s remarkable career is traced from his early days as Montreal Wanderers captain through the Stanley Cup series with Ottawa. He later led the Victoria Aristocrats to a Pacific Coast title before returning to save the Victoria Cougars as a resilient defender and clutch scorer.
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Patrick
Lechie
Wills
Central Press Chronicle-Telegram
Lester Patrick
Montreal
Ottawa
Montreal Wanderers
Wanderers
Ater
Prletter
Victoria Aristocrats
Pae Cite Coast Hockey Association
Lester
Victoria Cougars
Lea
Boxing Title Shuffle Dwarfs 1932 Campaign Highlights
Boxing history records signal a year of title shifts across divisions with Panama Al Brown and Tony Canzoneri holding plates as champions. Sharkey reclaimed big crown briefly, while Nicholls Rosenbloom and others wrestled belts in NABBA events and international bouts.
Ranger Lester Plays Goal at 45 in 1928 World Series
In Montreal 1928 Lester, aged 45 and new to goal, wore Chabot’s pads after Lorne Chariot was knocked out. The Rangers, without a spare goalie, rallied to win that opening game and Lester faced only one shot.
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Lester
Montreal
Rangers
Maroons
Lorne Chariot
Ranger
Chabot
Victoria Cougars
New York Rangers
Patrick Changer
Fight Results Roundup From Across The Nation
Hy TATED PRESS reports results from several cities with multiple bouts. Montana’s 115 pound fighter defeated See Tekken at Manila by decision while Del Smith outpointed Vic Cheramello in Pasadena. Walter Cobb beat Geo Galfrey in Philadelphia by decision with other matches noted and a University of Michigan football note amid crowd figures.
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Hy Tated
Sacramento
Cal
Montana
Manila
Tekken
Dap
Pasadena
del Smith
Vic Cheramello
Los Angeles
Bobby Youn
Pete Gardines
Harrys Burt
Jack Campbell
Paladelphia
Walter Cobb
Kansas City
Geo. Galfrey
Philadelphia
Winston
Hartford
Conn
Ted Sandwinn
New York
Dim Malones
Bown
Leo Witchell
Califfornia
Imuy Axetcohell
Mill Ville
We J
Billy Angello
Chester
San Antonio
Tex
Primo Carers
RG1
Italy
Woncayert
Tor Ten
Duke
Lenmetes
Elyria Cagers Headed on Barnstorming Trip
Elyria High basketball team of fifteen players and managers led by Coach Roy Clymer leaves for Findlay for a preliminary game before Findlay Ohio Wesleyan. They travel overnight to Sandusky for a game with the Blue Streaks then stay one night in Bay City before returning to Elyria Sunday.
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Roy Clymer
Elyria High
Findlay
Findlay High
Ohio Wesleyan
Findlay College
Sandusky
Blue Streak
Bay City
Elyria
Cant
Lehman
Coniam
Murkowski
Jones
Crig
Machock
Zgodu
Nogotny
Elberts
Doane
Mitchell
Boreski
Chicago Usage Prospects Poor
By Kenneth D. Fry Chicago Dec 30 The University of Chicago basketball team looks set for another tough season with limited returning talent and uncertain scorers. Key players James Porter Keith Berson Byron Evans Norgren Offill Merrifield Parsons and Wegner anchor a rebuilding lineup as Notre Dame visits February 4 and Chicago hosts Marquette February 11.
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Kenneth D. Fry
United Press
Chicago
Mordon
Bradley Tech
Ohio State
Lake Forest
Beloit
Offill
Charles Merrifield
Parsons
Norgren
Bob Eldred
Bob Langford
James Porter
Harold Wegner
Pat Page
Wegner
Page
Notre
Maroons
Marquette
Aces Defeat Elyria Business College Girls 20 to 16
The Guenin Pretzel Aces defeated Elyria Business College girls 20 16 on the St. John's School court last evening. The game featured a tight finish as the Aces pulled ahead in the final minutes.
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Aces
Business College
Guenin Pretzel Aces
Elyria Business College Girls
St. John's School
Nin Leos
O'Brien
Rhoe
Fassett
Iony Pambridge
Aone
Os Kovacs
Walerns
Tranter
Cree
Glover
Ascaee
Railev
Dengate
Oneee
Seceov
Poe
Reiss
Case Defeated By Waynesburg in Season Opener
Waynesburg College defeated Case 35 to 22 in Waynesburg Pennsylvania in the season opener played on a waxed floor. Waynesburg seized a 16 to 1 lead and withstood Case rallies as the home team protected the advantage despite rough play and slippery conditions.
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Waynesburg
Case
Waynesburg College
Question Marks Seek Class A Cage Games in Lorain County
The Question Marks, a local Class A team, seeks games on opponents floors in Lorain County against any Class A club. The squad is largely formed from players who played for the Hungarian Reforms last season. Contact Bud Pol che at 244 West River Street or call between 6 and 6 PM at 35-591.
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Lorain County
Bud Polche
West River Street
Guerin Pretzels Take Lead in City Bowling Standings
The Guerin Pretzels defeated the Knights of Columbus to extend their league margin to two games. Kanalics led with a 615 series including 225 and 212 games, while Marsh Guerin added 579 for second. Alex Black led the Kuiwits with 569 as high series and 225 high game. Next Tuesday features the Pretzels vs Clark's Service and Eagles vs Karehis of Columbus in key matches that could tighten the race.
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Oming
Guerin Pretzels
Knights of Columbus Quint
Pretzels
Eagles
Clark
Plac
Kanalics
Marsh Guerin
Kawolies
Alex Black
Kuiwits
Karehis
Columbus
Servica
Paul Defeats LaBarba In Chicago Bout
Paul, Buffalo fighter and featherweight champion, won a ten round non title decision over Fidel LaBarba in Chicago Stadium. Rosenbloom beat Billy Jones in ten rounds, and Freddie Maller defeated Jackie Sharkey in eight rounds. Six thousand attended the show.
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Panama
al Brown
Tony Canzoneri
Jack Sharhts
Max Schmenne
Germany
Swatkey
Teuton
Sharkey
X Hmelinz
Fatherland
Wihey Walker
Max
George Nichols
Buffalo
NhLi
Maxie Rosenbloom
New York State
Nichols
Dave
Jackie Fields
Los Angeles
Lot Broudlard
Boston
Broullard
Jack Thompson
Thompson
Fields
Jimmy McLarnin
Billy Petrelle
Fargo Express
Petretle
Amit Canzoner
Billy
Battalimo
Tommy Paul
Johnny Pena
New York
Kid Chocolate
Havana
Lew Feldman
Brooklyn
California
Baby Arizgmendi
Mexia
Tommy Peal
Europe
New Tarlton
England
Chocolate
Fidel Labarba
Dr Cea
Spider Pladner
Paris
Jackie Brown
Great Britain
Jose Perez
Frankie Genaro
Johnny Jadick
Philadelphia
Tony Canzoner
Benny Ross
Max Baer
King Levinsky
Tuffy Griffiths
Chicago
Der
N. B
Fidel la Barba
Ta Barba
Paul
Billy Jones
Rosenbloom
Negio
Freddie Maller
Cincinnati
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Miler
Florida back Shaw Buck scores first touchdown of 2931 season
Shaw Buck of the University of Florida runs 76 yards for the Gators first touchdown of the 2931 season but does not score again that year. Attendant Wallace F Baker of Dallas posted five holes in one in 1 month at Good Time Park Goshen New York harness track.
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Shaw Buck
University of Florida
Wallace F. Baker
Dallas
Tex
High Tankers Defeat Alumni in Local Swim Meet
Vaughn High over Alumni 46 to 29 at the local pool. Carr and Urig led scoring with eight each. Goecke and Moody added seven apiece. Vaughn posted five firsts, five seconds, three thirds. Alumni had three firsts and six other podiums. This was Crimson’s first win of the season after losses to East Tech and Sandusky.
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Chuck Hupp
Coats W. UL
Vaughn
Blyria High
Varsity
Carr
Urig
Goecke
Moody
Weiland
Crimson
East Tech
Sandusky
Elyria Overland
Berton
Alumin
Anderson
Lamm
Teme
Ward
Urle
Brans
Y. Gache
Feron
Gutwoski
Chester
Findlay
Lamar
Drie
Curr
Guthmar
Panes Divine
Burns
Gehrke
L-Ward Wedley
Mondy
Griehke
Llyria
Pretzels Dominate Nixon Barbers 53 to 5 on St Johns Floor
Guerin Pretzels overwhelmed Nixon Barbers last night scoring 53 points on St Johns gym. Freddy Smith led with 15 and Mel Gerhardinger added 14 while Nixon's Attens top-scored with three baskets. Referee Fortman officiated the game.
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Guerin Pretzels
Nixon Barbers
St. John's
Pretzels
Freddy Smith
Mel Gerhardinger
Attens
Gurnka
Om K.P. Henke
Gerharding
Woavick
Miller
Michaels
Yuela
O Smith
Tas Blaheles
E. Ese Remetmeam
Ikon Rarhbers
S. G. F. Ty A. Reise, Ff Ae O 2 Lesnink
Alten
Schmauch
Ensewe
Sceneesaemesmn
Fortman
Cage Results By United Press
Dakota State 25 and 33 James Mill Hoynesburg 23 Case 23 Trust Liverpool Pros 50 Ohio BW Davis Elkins 45 California Chris mt U GL A 30 Nevada 26 Washington Meiji of Tokio 26 Arkansas 35 Tulsa 5.
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United Press
Dakota State
James Mill
Waynesburg
Case
Trust Liverpool
Ohio
Davis-Elkins
California
Nevada
Meiji
Tokio
Arkansas
Tulsa
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Miami
Negapoli
Gialeah
Sundot
Noryman W Church
Harry S. Knox
Louis J. Carruthers
New York City
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Carruthers
Ate
Ene Sa Jantos
Alonzo Stagg
United States
Bportmanship Brotherhood
Wew York
Cig
Stagg
Chicago Sf
Klein’s
F& AB TR Pet Roe Wien Phala
Orke Nooy
N.Y
Doul
Bhrin
Cin
Wilson
Mildred
Babe” Dadsickson
American Athletic Union
Houston
Babe
Bollywood
THE
National Hockey
Jack Ctddy
Springfield, Mass
University of Michigan
K Ofc Keglers
Deagne Smneding
Venin Lretzets
York
Chronicle-Telegram
Ant Wuights
Guenin
Willaxy
Gary
Trasha
Otal Knights of Jumteus
Heck Ste
LaBarba
N .Y. Attenany
Fale
Pennsylvania
Ney S
Warzburg
Renee
Cimninghan Tyhesx
Majestic Master
Broad ST
Crimson Splashers
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