New London Beats Ridgeville 30 27 in League Match
New London Highcakers under Coach Paul Snyder win their fourth North Athletic League game, defeating Ridgeville 30 to 27. Salisbury Ridgeville forward stars with 15 points as New London gets eight from Staples and Riv ers adds scoring. Ridgeville reserves fall 21 14 to New London reserves.
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SEHW
London
Paul Snyder
New London Highcakers
Ridgeville
Salisbury
Eivers
New London Quint
Staples
New London High Reserves
Sir Malcolm Campbell On Hand For Daytona Run
Sir Malcolm Campbell arrived in Daytona Beach from New York to supervise final adjustments on his Bluebird car before attempting to exceed his 253968 mph world record on the beach. He showed weariness from influenza but said he felt fine though very tired as his six mechanics groomed the 2400 horsepower Bluebird for expected runs near 209 mph.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Malcolm Campbell
Iaves
Sir Malcolm
Handball Tourney Kicks Off With 33 Players
The Y M C A Handball Tournament opens today with 33 entrants in two classes. Class A features 12 players, Class B has 21, matches are best two of three, and draw by lot without seeding. First round pairs and planned second round matchups are listed for both divisions.
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H. C. Stevens
W. O. McClellan
L. H. Webber
H. Ingersoll Jr
R. T. Moore
E. J. Crisp
Earl Tompkins
Harwood Lersch
W. S. Kohn
Richard Horan
Dan B. Symons
Charles D. Biggs
Bves
Kohn
Stevens-Mc
LaBarbal Quits Ring After Featherweight Title Run
Fidel LaBarbal, weight champion and Hiant featherweight, announces quitting the ring. He cites fan interest, owes fans a defense, and plans to study at Stanford University while considering a return after retirement in 1927. He intends to fight briefly in Orangeburg before resuming amateur and professional boxing years later.
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U.P
Fidel LaBarbal
Stanford University
Kid Chocolate
Tof
Seaman Watson
Gradua
Stanford
Burgh
McGraw anticipated to address baseball writers dinner crowd
New York Feb 2 United Press says John J. McGraw will speak at the annual baseball writers dinner. The piece speculates on his past with the Giants and questions he may answer about Hornsby, Gabby Street, Landis and other figures, while probing his title Little Napoleon.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Baseball Writers
John J. McGraw
John
Polo Grounds
McGras
Hornsby
Gabby Strea
Ceiés
Manvy Double Chins
Red Fox
Hack Wilson
Stone Mountain
Landis
McGraw
Napoleon
Oscar
Trish
O'Doul Hornsby
Notre Dame Edges Carnegie Tech In Last-Minute Rally
In South Bend on February 2 Notre Dame beat Carnegie Tech 37 to 35 after a final flurry. Ed Krause led with 17 points and scored a follow shot as time expired.
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Notre Dame
Carnegie
South Bend
Ind
Carnegie Tech
Ed Krause
Krause
OSU Boxing Titles At Stake
Twelve amateur title bouts are scheduled at Ohio State University tonight. The card lists Class A matches including Barrett vs Dus 118 pounds Newman vs Berry 126 pounds Leho vs Hummel 135 pounds Alban vs Force 147 pounds Exl vs Ruderman 175 pounds and heavyweight Terhune vs Ruderman among others. Class B bouts feature Berger vs Keummel 126 pounds Buchanan vs Katz 135 pounds Treitelman vs Grossberg 147 pounds Rukhair vs Hoewischer 175 pounds.
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Columbus
O. Teh
Op. State University
John Barrett
William Asala
Winone
Mina
P. O'Dornell
Flushing
N.Y
Charles Berry
Ashtabula
M. Ansinelli
Bellaire
Lone Leho
Lima
Paul Hummel
Cleveland
Alex Newhouse
Tom Alban
van Wert
Dave Force
Diamond
Dave Stone
Toledo
Edward Exl
Joe Ruderman
Gouverneur
Robert Terhune
Washington D. H
Seymour Berger
Berger
HH. Keummel
Sandusky
R. Miller
Canton
P. Holden
Marion
Otis Buchanan
Nathan Katz
Treitelman
Milton Grossberg
Minem Rukhair
W. Hoewischer
Botkins
Wilce Rumored As New Coach At Chicago U
Rumors swirl over Milan Wilce as the potential replacement for Amos Alonzo Stagg as the University of Chicago football coach. Athletic director Thomas Metcalf is in Chicago without confirming inquiries while John Whee and James Weber Linn influence debate through campus chatter and editorials.
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Chicago
Miiway
University of Chicago
Thomas Metcalf
Amos Alonzo Stagg
John Whee
Ohio State
James Weber Linn
Daily Maroon
Maroon
Stagg
County Fight Managers Meet for Lorain Golden Gloves
Lorain County boxing managers are summoned to an eight o clock meeting at Hotel Antlers to discuss the upcoming Golden Gloves tournament. Reminders urge timely attendance and note disqualification for boxers overweight by one pound in their class.
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Lorain
Bovers
Lorain County
Hotel Antlers
Morday
Wilcome
Iwilowing
Alford Reddick
James Craft
John Jasthe
Earl Davis
Bill Gutensohy
Joe Kovach
Mike Lakasik
Ed ‘Ts40lumis
John Malloy
Tom Wacintosh
Harry Shapire
Ernie Siaser
John Stasball
Walter Thezl
John Waszily
Cecil] Franklinn
Mike “Aster
Lloyd Hannel
John Wil 3S
Robert Burke
Joe Dziak
John Holly
Frank Kafel
Herber’ ‘Tellon
Mike Vignovich
Joe 3Odner
Charles Sherrard
Mike Natty
Mathew Crisp
Youngstown Man Chosen Head Of Ohio Sportsmen
Lawrence of Youngstown was re elected president of the League of Ohio Sportsmen. Morris Bangham of Cincinnati was chosen first vice president J W Ogden of Ashland second vice president and George E Fatthes of Three Oaks treasurer A secretary will be chosen by the executive council The group endorsed State Conservation Commissioner Reinharts conservation policies and opposed broad hunting and fishing use for non conservation purposes A quail hunting season was opposed and a resolution favored restoring quail for propagation only Governor White and Reinhart spoke at the banquet Wednesday night.
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Columbus
P -Bar Lawrence
Youngstown
League of Ohio
Morris Bangham
Cincinnati
J. W. Ogden
Ashland
George E. ‘Fatthes
Three Oaks
League
W. H. Reinhart
Conservation Council
Ohio General Assembly
Fish and Game
Governor White
Commissioner Reinhart
Cincinnati Reds mail 1933 contracts and coaching change
Cincinnati Reds contracts for 27 of 29 players were mailed, with Andy High on hold and Jim Bottomley renewed. Salaries largely unchanged with some increases and pay reductions discussed. Donie Bush announced Jewel Ens as coach for 1933.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Sidney Weil
Andy High
Jim Bottomley
Weil
Wes
Chick Hafey
Charles Lucas
Taylor Douthit
Donie Bush
Reds
Jewel Ens
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Agnes Quint Defeats Vincent Quint in Low-Scoring Win
St. Agnes Juniors preserved a two game lead over Vincent with a 30 to 22 victory on Vincent's court. St. Agnes led most of the game as Vincent threatened late. St. Agnes visits Lorain Friday to face St. Mary’s Freshmen at seven.
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St. Agnes
Vincent
Vincent Court
Lorain
St. Mary's
Lorain Celtics Seek Cage Games Here
Lorain Ohio Feb 2 The Lorain Celtics a class B team would like to play teams in their class from Fisra and vicinity Interested managers are asked to communicate with Carl Leonard 114 West 3uth Street Lorain Ohio
Columbus to host 519 booster teams in ABC tournament
Columbus will be represented by 519 booster teams in the 1933 American Bowling Congress Tournament scheduled here from March 9 to April 10, officials announced today.
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Columbus
Cochran Bozeman Face Key 3-Cushion Clash
In Chicago on February 2 WP reports California players Wesker Cochran of San Francisco and Jay Bozeman of Vallejo meet in a decisive three cushion match amid standings. Cochran holds six wins one loss while Bozeman has six wins two losses. Layton sits with six and two. Bozeman defeated Aggie Kieckhofer 50 to 0 in 28 innings.
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Chicago
California
Wesker Cochran
San Framisco
Jay Bozeman
Vallejo
Johnny Layton
Missouri
Cochran
Bozeman
Layton
Augie Kieckhofer
Otto Reiselt
Philadelphia
Arthur Thurnblad
Roofers Rally To 35 17 Victory Over Cleveland Team
AMHERST Feb 2 The Nabakowski Roofers defeated St. Stephens Cleveland 35 to 17 at home. Guild led with ten points as all Roofers scored after a slow first quarter while Groves chalked nine for the losers.
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Roofers
Cleveland
Amherst
Nabakowski Roofers
St. Stepher’s Quint
Guild
Groves
Bakowsk
Gleason
Sommes
Yarsa
Ameen
Ehas Barkacs
Wtabanes
St. Stephens
G Et
Schuld
Tees Suimeyer
Letney
Svala
Sean Seem
Scherpp
Toral
Sao Sens
Seere
Seniors Defeat Juniors 25 19 in Inter-Class Contest
The Seniors defeated the Juniors 25 to 19 in an inter-class basketball game played yesterday afternoon. Severs and Storm led the Seniors with ten points each while Wirshham Brown and Pruski added five apiece for the Juniors.
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Severs
Storm
Wirshham
Brown
Pruski
L Pet
F. T Malik
Daly
Hullman
Thompson
Ae Donovan
Seeene
Herold
Beeson
Lg Oat Lyons
Wirscham
Sabo
Pee Esse
Banick
Blakely
Jefferson Junior High Subdues South Amherst 29 16
Jefferson Junior High of Elyria defeated South Amherst Junior High 29-16 on the South Amherst High floor. Jefferson led 14-8 at halftime with Sharkey scoring 14 for coach Ed Burton and Carstensen leading South Amherst with 12 points.
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South Amherst
Jefferson Junior High
Elyria
Jefferson
Sharkey
Ed Burton
Carstensen
Vermilion Anchors defeat New London Merchants 33 to 28
Vermilion Anchor Inns beat New London Merchants 33 to 28 in an independent game played last evening in Vermilion Ohio.
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Vermilion
Anchor Inns
New London Merchants
Cage Results From United Press
Alabama beat Georgia Tech 26 to 19. Albright won 37 to 36 over Gettysburg. Cincinnati U defeated K Western 58 to 36. Coe edged Cornell College 39 to 30. Ill Wesleyan won 1 to 0 over St. Viator.
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United Press
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Albright
Gettysburg
Cincinnati U
K. Western
Coe
Cornell College
Ill
Wesleyan
St. Viator
Defending Champ Quint Edges St Agnes 28 21
The Church of Christ retains the lead in the Church League after a 28 to 21 victory over St Agnes. Chuck Wentz led scoring with nine points for St Agnes while Fred Smith and Tom Smith added eight and seven for the Church of Christ. The win puts Quint within one win of the league title with a scheduled clash against the First Congregational next week.
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Quint
ST. Agnes
Ernie Braden
Church OF Christ
Methodists
First Congregational
Church of Christ-St. Agnes
West Siders
Lake Avenue
Chuck Wentz
Erwin Wentz
Fred
Tom Smith
Doug Gerber
Frank Blakeslee
Ken Smith
Reforms Wallop Youngstown 29 to 3 in league opener
The Elyria Hungarian Reforms crushed Youngstown Reforms 29 to 3 in a league game here last evening. Youngstown held to one field goal as G. Ballas led the victors with nine points.
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Youngstown, CO
Elyria
Youngstown
G. Ballas
Strangling Scores Turn In Multiple City bouts
Across New York Saint Louis Boston Worcester and Philadelphia wrestlers report results with throws and draws. Notable names include Ed Lewis Kentucky NP, John Pesek Nebraska 202, Joe Stecher Kentucky 225, Gino Garibaldi Illinois 215, Buck Weaver Chicago, Pat Fraley Canada, Sid West rich New York, and Mayes McClain Iowa.
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United Press
New York
Ed “Strangler” Lewis
Kentucky
Maria Plestina
Jugo Slavia
Jim Browning
St Louis
Pat McClarey
Ireland
Steve Znosky
Poland
Drew
Herbie Freeman
Pat McGill
Ray Jeffries
Oklahoma
Alphonse Geicewicz
Canada
Silvio Ramel U
Italy
Abe Coleman
Los Angeles
Ralph Wilson
Philadelphia
Frank Judson
Detroit
Bruno Garassini
Karl Sopolis
Pennsylvania
Daria Ostopovich
Kansas City
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Dick Daviscourt
California
Juan Humberto
Texas
Jim Atlas
Washington
D. C
Casey Berger
Michael Zikoff
Salt Lake City
ST. Louis
John Pesek
Nebraska
Ernie Dusek
Joe Stecher
Gino Garibaldi
Ilinois
George Zaharias
Colorado
Ernest Hefner
Fat O’shocker
Paul Harper
Boston
Charley Strack
Bull Martin
New Jersey
Pat O'Hara
Georgia
Pat Coyne
Nacy
Worcester
Mass
Leo Pinetzki
Buck Weaver
Chicago
Count Zarynoff
Pat Fraley
Stanley Pinto
Ravenna
Neb
Paul Boesch
Sam_ Stein
Newark
N. J
Sid Westrich
Jack Sherry
George Hagen
Brooklyn
Mayes McClain
Iowa
Richard Stahl
Germany
Nick Lutze
Charley Leachman
Fred Meyers
Century Milstead
College football scores from a busy day
Kentucky defeated Clemson 42 to 2 while Millsaps beat Southwestern Memphis 31 to 21 Navy won 45 to 18 over Western Maryland Notre Dame triumphed 37 to 83 against Carnegie Tech in a day of high scoring games
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Kentucky
Clemson
Millsaps
Southwestern
Memphis
Navy
W. Maryland
Notre Dame
Carnegie Tech
Wesleyan Cay Defeats Denison in Granville Basketball Clash
Wesleyan Cay used strong offensive minutes to topple Denison 45 to 37 at Granville. Denison was short handed with only two regular players. Clarence Hendrick scored 31 points for Denison while Wesleyan led 28 to 20 at halftime.
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Granville
Chich
Denison
Wedness Denison
Clarence Hendrick
Legan
Ibins
Wesleyan
Cincinnati Cagers Edge Kentucky Wesleyan
Cincinnati club team defeated Kentucky Wesleyan 36 points in a Wednesday night basketball game.
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Cincy Cagers
Cincinnati
Fe University of Cinc
Kentucky Wesle
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