Terry Predicts Thr ee-way Pennant Fight In 1933 NL
United Press reports Giants manager Bill Terry predicts a three‑way pennant race among the Giants Cubs and Pirates after arriving from Tennessee. He zones out Boston St Louis Brooklyn and Philadelphia, lists lineup changes including Ott Mancuso and James, and pins faith on pitchers Hubbell Fitzsimmons Starr Schumacher Bell and Parmelee.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
Tennessee
Bill Terry
Giants
Cubs
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Memphis
Bill
Ite
Boston
Cardinals
Cinenas
Brooklyn
Joe Judge
Dodgers
Phillies
Ciruit
Joe Moore
George Davis
Mel Ott
Hughie Critz
Byrne James
Travis Jackson
Johnny Verger
Blondy Ryan
Gus Mancuso
Hubbell
Fitzsimmons
Starr
Schumacher
Bell
Parmelee
Big Ten Teams See Action In Games Tonight
Chicago February 3 Three Big Ten basketball teams face non conference opponents tonight as final preparation for the second half of the season Loyola University Chicago plays Wisconsin at Madison Loyola last Big Ten game was 1930 when Purdue ended the school's 34 game win streak Indiana State Teachers hosts Butler and Missouri Valley leader Purdue at Lafayette Creighton meets Iowa at Iowa City
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Chicago
Loyola University
Wisconsin
Madison
Loyola
Purdue
Indiana State
Butler
Lafayette
Creighton
Iowa
Iowa City
Canzoneri Favored In Townsend Bout
Tony Canzoneri world lightweight champion is a 3 to 1 favorite to beat Billy Townsend of Vancouver in a 10 round over the weight bout at Madison Square Garden. Canzoneri aims for a fourth title after prior wins and losses in featherweight and junior welterweight divisions.
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New York
Tony Canzoneri
Billy Townsend
Vancouver
Madison Square Garden
Tony
Townsend
Avon Cage Contest Cancelled Tonight
The Hi-Speeds Avon Ex-Hy's game on the Avon floor tonight is cancelled. The teams will meet at the local Y M C A floor tomorrow evening.
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Avon
DeMolays Travel for First Game of Season on Avon Lake Floor
The DeMolay basketball team travels out of town tonight to face Avon Lake on the latter’s floor. Players Hale Gerber Harper Hupp Dikens Baumhart and Davies are asked to be at the Yocat 7 60.
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DeMolay
Focal
Avon Lake
DeMoles
Yocat
Clark Hale
Gerber Harper
Hupp
Dikens
Baumhart
Davies
Layton and Cochran Face Deciding Three-Cushion Final
Chicago February 3 Johnny Layton Sedalia Missouri seeks to uphold the old time three rail billiards tradition as the world champion match comes to a final game. Welker Cochran San Francisco leads with seven wins and one defeat while Layton has six and two. A Layton victory ties the field and forces a Monday playoff. Cochran defeated Jay Bozeman 50 to 14 in 4 innings.
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Chicago
Johnny Layton
Sedalia
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Cochran
Caliornia
Layton
Wih Cochran
Vallejo
Cal
Jay Bozeman
Experts Play With Figures On Bluebird
Daytona Beach Florida February 3 Experts compare the Bluebird II driven by Sir Malcolm Campbell at 300 mph with a 2,400 horsepower frame 9,000 pounds and 27 feet long. They note energy and braking needs and air resistance at extreme speed. The note describes kinetic energy 27 000 000 foot pounds per second and required horsepower to stop.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Malcolm Campbell
Malcolm
Bluebird
Tilden Ends Chicago Tennis Run With Final Appearances
Pi Big Bill Tilden, icon of twenty years on the world circuit, faces Hans Nusstein in a singles exhibition at Patten Field, Northwestern University, Chicago. He is set to play Nusstein again at a North Side Armory, with Emmet Pare and Bruce Barnes scheduled for separate singles and a doubles exhibition.
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Chicago
Bill Tilden
Tomeet
Lirago
Tilden
Hans Nusstein
Patten Fvm
Northwestern University
Plas Nussioni
Ide
Emmet Pare
Dayton
Bruce Barnes
Texas
Lilden
Three Teams In Battle For Top In Buckeye Loop
In Columbus on February 3 three Buckeye Conference teams chase first place. A Wittenberg win over Marshall could tie Ohio Wesleyan and Wittenberg for the lead, while a Weslayan victory over Ohio University would place Weslayan atop the standings. Cincinnati visits Miami at Oxford with no conference win this season.
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Buckeye Loop
Columbus
Buckeye
Wittenberg
Marshall
Springfield
Olio Westevran
Olio Wesleran
Ohio University
Delaware
Weslevan
W. L. Pet
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio T
Cincinnati
Miami
Oxford
Hamt
Mount Union Spurs Past Wooster in Buckeye Hoop Battle
Mount Union moved to third in the Ohio Conference standings by routing Wooster 31 to 4 in Alliance. Bob Cope scored 13 for Mount Union while Wooster’s Bob Sekerak added 11 as Mt Union pulled away after halftime from a 15 20 deficit. Otterbein and Ashland lead the race.
Elyria and Shaker Heights Swim Meet Set at Local Y.M.C.A.
Elyria High and Shaker Heights face off in a return swim meet at the local Y.M.C.A. pool this afternoon starting at 4 o'clock. Elyria, coached by W. L. Vaughn, previously defeated Cleveland 41 to 34 and the Lake Erie Leagues meet is slated for Lakewood on February 11.
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W. L Vaughn
Elyria High
Shaker Heights
Crimson
Shaker
Cleveland
Vauehamen
Lake Erie
Lakewood
Fight Results From United Preys Card Report
Boxing results list multiple bouts across cities with winners and scores. Notable knockouts and decisions include Harold Mays stopping Herptin dledier in New York and Brookyln's Joe Christie losing 124. Coney Island bouts show Sammy Nassaco and Patsey Coyle stopping by judges. The card spans New Haven Jersey City Minneapolis Nome Alaska and St Paul with several fighters named.
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United Preys
Fea Phi
Niet
Timoron Wonston
Hartford
Tampa
Pedro Lopez
Merce
Harold Mays
Poine Woo
Herptin Dledier
New York
Toger the
New
Fey
Fecor Kid
New Haven
Beanke Carlton
Jersey City
Harry Aleachan
Worcester
Paviedelman
Brookilyn
Joe Christie
Albe Zack
Coney Island
Sammy Nassaco
Newark
Les Kempner
Sharon Kennard
Farwo
Denny Ryan
St. 2
Pretzels Foods Head for Gard Saturday Night Cage Carnival
The Guerin Pretzels and Fisher Foods of Lorain meet in the feature three game card on the M C A floor tomorrow night. The Foods are a top Northern Ohio team with stars Ducar Dunap Fitzgerald Osgood and McConmhe. Hi-Speeds will face Avon Ex-Hy's while the curtain raiser pits the Guenin Pretzels girls against Avon Ex-Hy s.
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Guerin Pretzels
Fisher Foods
Lorain
Ohio
Beast
Ducar
Dun‘ap
Fitzgerald
Osgood
McConmhe
Guenin Pretzels
Avon
Hy’s
Medina and Amherst Ready for North League Clash
Medina and Amherst high teams meet tonight on Amherst High floor in a top half league game. Amherst holds five straight league wins while Medina sits third with three wins and two losses. Vermilion visits Wellington in the other scheduled league contest.
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Amherst
Fab
Medina
Amherst High Quints
Twvo
Vermilion
Wellington
Cherry Ridge Ping Pong League Organized
Roy Miller announces virtually completed Cherry Ridge Ping Pong League at downtown headquarters above Haser odt's on Broad street. Six teams of six men each planned with entries closing Wednesday February 8. Current entrants include Retailers led by Capt. Al Mason and Manufacturers led by Capt. Clayton Harpster among others.
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Cherry Ridge
Haserodt’s
Broad Street
Roy Miller
al Mason
M. H. Forbes
Clayton Harpster
Clauds Wagner
Hardwares Play Avon Lake Team Tonight
The Elyria Hardwares travel to Avon Lake to face the Ev Hy’s at 9 30. A list of players called to meet at the YMCA at 8 30 includes Carr Dodsley F Smith Adamson J Smith McGowin Maslyk Jones Heidrich Ross and Storer.
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Elyria Hardwares
Avon Lake
Carr
Dodsley
F. Smith
Adamson
J. Smith
McGowin
Maslyk
Jones
Heidrich
Ross
Storer
Wilson Again Spurns Brooklyn Contract
Hack Wilson the Brooklyn outfielder refused a second contract offer, reportedly $500 higher than the first. He earned $16,590 last year, with this year's offer believed to be more than $10,000 less.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Febo
Hack Wilson
Brooklyn
Wilson
Whiffy Cox Carded 64 In Florida Open Practice Round
Brooklyn pro Whiffy Cox shot 64 in a practice round and duplicated the total and hole-by-hole score in the first round of the Florida West Coast Open. The article notes historical mining output and estimates the total gold supply at discovery of America.
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Whiffy Cox
Brooklyn
Australians Protest English Cricket Methods
Australian players protested in London over English bowling designed to bounce the ball over batsmen and create catches. English players defended leg side bowling as legal, while Australian captain and wicketkeeper was struck by a fast ball. The teams prepare for the fourth test in Brisbane next week as protests continue over unsportsmanlike labeling.
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London
Harold Larwood
England
Larwood
Brisbane
King Levinsky Knocks Out Winston in Ten Round Fight
Chicago heavyweight King Levinsky rallied from behind to defeat Unknown Winston of Hartford after ten rounds in Philadelphia. Levinsky floored Winston three times in the fifth round with a right hand and left hook, then dominated the later rounds to secure the decision.levinsky weighed 195 pounds to Winston's 190.
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Philadelphia
King Levinsky
Chicago
Winston
Hartford
Conn
Levinsky
Shank Leads Toledo Past Baldwin Wallace in 32 21 Win
Joe Shank scored 17 points to spark Toledo University to a 32 to 21 victory over Baldwin Wallace College on Thursday night. Toledo led 17 to 6 at halftime as Mc Croden and Schmittgen topped Baldwin Wallace scoring.
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Toledo
Joe Shank
Toledo University
Baldwin-Wallace College
McCroden
Schmittgen
Baldwin-Wallace
Cage Results 36 United Press Summary
College and university teams compete in a series of Cage results. Carroll College loses to Ripon 38 to 87 while Ashland defeats Heidelberg 41 to 20. Duke beats Western Maryland 49 to 25. Grinnell edges Oklahoma A and M 27 to 23. Hanover Indiana defeats Fall Mexico Mount Union 46 to 31. South Carolina tops Kentucky 44 to 38. Toledo University down Baldwin Wallace 32 to 21. Johns Hopkins defeats Western Maryland 31 to 28.
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United Pres
Carroll College
Ripon
Ashland
Heideberg
Duke
Grinnell
Okla
Hanover
Ind
Fall
Mexico
Mount Union
Wooster
S. Carolina
Kentucky
Toledo U
Baldwin-Wallace
W. Maryland
Johns Hopkins
Seven Ohio State Athletes Headed for Millrose Games
Seven Ohio State track and field athletes depart Columbus for New York to compete at the Millrose Games at Madison Square Garden on Saturday. Hurdler Jack Keller seeks a repeat of last year's third place in the 50 yard hurdles while relay team members Morris Teitelbaum Robert Brown William Bloor and Merlin Wiley return. Sprinter Donald Bennett and pole vaulter John Wonsowicz, both Western Conference champions, also compete.
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Columbus
Ohio State
New York
Madison Square Garden
Jack Keller
Monte Wells
Dartmouth
Morris Teitelbaum
Robert Brown
Ohio
Princeton
Agai
Wiliam Bloor
Merlin Wiley
Donald Bennett
John Wonsowitz
Henrietta and Avon clash for league lead in Avon tonight
Henrietta and Avon meet on Avon's home court in a Lorain County League showdown two undefeated faring teams. Henrietta holds a 10 game win streak while Avon has nine straight league wins. Other local games include Avon Lake at Brownhelm and Columbia at Camden with favorites listed for several matchups.
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Henrietta
Avon
Salsbury
Gulgui
Kinsley
Hostettler
W. Wasem
L. Wasem
Blake
E. Urig
J. Gerbick
T. Gerbick
Capt. Dechant
Avon Lake
Brownhelm
Columbia
Camden
Brookside
Belden
South Amherst
Brighton
Eaton
LaGrange
Clearview
Penfield
South Umherst
Oberlin Quint Ready For Denison Tilt
Oberlin College coach Lysle Butler leads the quint through drills as they prepare for the Denison University game to be played here Saturday evening.
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Oberlin Quint
Denison
Oberlin
Lysle Butler
Oberlin College Quint
Denison University
Lavender Favored in Lake Erie League clash with Lorain
Elyria High faces a damaged squad tonight at Lorain as Lavender aims to upset the Crimson crew. Key players are out due to death, graduation, and illness including Ken Mitchel and Freddie Lehman, while Lorain gains late diploma eligibility for three players.
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Crimson
Lake Erie
Elyria High
Lorain
Lorain Court
Sixth Street
Tme
Ken Mitchel
Bill Jones
Freddie Lehman
George Novotny
Chester Zgoda
Lehman
Port City
Azok
Radman
McKvaine
Oberlin Hosts Sandusky In Little Big Seven Clash
Oberlin High aims to upset Sandusky High in a Little Big Seven game at home as Sandusky carries four straight league wins. Other matches tonight include Fremont at Tiffin and Bellevue at Willard.
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Oberlin
Sandusky
Oberlin High
Sandusky High
Fremont
Tiffin
Bellevue
Willard
Gloves Fighters To Have Photo Taken Tonight
In Lorain Ohio on February 3 finals of the Lorain County Golden Gloves tournament are set for Monday at Hotel Antlers. All finalists must report tonight at 7 45 for a group photo at Michael's Studio 657 Broadway. Managers will meet at Hotel Antlers at 8 30 to decide actions on disqualification of nonattendees from last Monday's bouts. Advance ticket sales for the finals are strong with a sellout anticipated and 200 reserved seats added.
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Lorain
Lorain County
Hotel Antlers
Michael
Broadway
LeRoy Kestle
Ashland Quint Defeats Heidelberg 41 to 26 in Conference
Ashland College strengthened its hold on second in the Ohio Conference by routing Heidelberg College 41 to 26 on Thursday. Ashland led 23 to 8 at halftime, with Clelan and Shaffer scoring 14 each. Heidelberg’s Fischer tallied 12 points.
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Ashland
Upi
Ashland College
Heidelberg College
Otterbein
Heidelberg
Clelan
Shaffer
Fischer
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