Illinois Uplifts Hope With Four Lettermen and Promising Sophs
Illinois basketball begins the season with four lettermen and a strong crop of sophomores to fill guard and forward spots. Coach Craig Ruby relies on guards Red Owen and Bill Theobald battle for a guard position, with forwards Cas Bennett and Ruddie Hellmich fixed at spots. Fraschauer and Fencl impress in practice while Vernon Moore and Karl Rohlen compete for forward roles. The Illini aim to refine an offense and challenge for the Big Ten title, opening conference play against Northwestern on January 7 and facing several tough road games through February and March.
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Cage Entries To Close Friday Evening
The deadline for entries in the YMCA City and Senior Church basketball leagues is tomorrow evening. Entry lists along with accompanying fees must be in before the league opening. City league starts Tuesday January 10 and the Church league the following evening.
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Mattison Tops Ohio Scorers Ahead of Big Ten Opener
Ohio State guard Howard Mattison of Erie leads the Buckeyes with 37 points in five pre season games as they prepare for the Big Ten opener against Indiana. Darton forward Bob Colburn has 36 points, while Herb Brown Lew Hinchman add 28 each and Bill Hostket reaches 23.
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Erie
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Bill Hosthket
Ohio At State
Burke Released By Yankees Coach Jim Burke Departures
New York January 5 AP A P report says Jim Burke longtime assistant to manager Joe McCarthy has been released unconditionally by the New York Yankees. The move leaves Art Fletcher Cy Perkins as the remaining coaches with a 14 pitcher 3 catcher 9 infielders and 7 outfielders roster. Pitchers and catchers report March 8 and the rest of the squad March 8.
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Joe McCarthy
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Art Fletcher
Cy Perkins
Yanks
Ter and Ze Invasion Reshapes Local Industry
A fragment from a historical page hints at a regional conflict or industry shift involving Ter and Ze. Readable pieces suggest organizational changes and impacts on local firms. Further context is needed to confirm events and entities.
Pet deer chases anglers as they fish near Largo
On a lake near Largo two anglers L C Pearman and Murray Mixon were chased by a tame deer that proved aggressive after a man borrowed a gun. The deer pursued them through a house and onto a boat before they escaped to deeper water, abandoning fishing for the day.
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Largo
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Scientific analysis links free throw skill to scholastic standing
A basketball laboratory by Chandler analyzes Marquette players’ free throw percentages and grades. Results show a positive correlation between high practice accuracy at the line and classroom performance, with one exception. The writer argues top students tend to have better shooting eye, setting up future sections on field goals and practice.
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Wiliam Chander Termen
Marquette University
Marquette
Hi-Speeds Meet Edgewood A C In Ashtabula Clash
The Elyria Hi-Speed Gas team travels to Ashtabula to face the Edgewood A C quintet on Edgewood Junior High School court. Eight players join the trip for the boys contest while the Elyria girls also play a preliminary against Edgewood A C.
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Tom Smith
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Bill Kohn
Bill Cox
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Dave Robertson
Steve Bako
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Elyria Wins Offical Ohio Short Ship Harness Leaders
Dr E P Clement of Elyria was elected vice president of the Ohio Short Ship Harness racing circuit at the annual meeting in Toledo. DD C Mittenbuhler of Toledo became president with Edwin Keller as secretary treasurer. Elyria is awarded the June 12 to 17 meet with other cities dates set and awaiting final approval at the February 8 Cleveland meeting.
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Ohio
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Affternoon
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Edwin Keller
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Urbana
Greenville
Marion
North Randall
Mansfield
Canton
Hi-Speed Gas KV bowling wins second-half opener
The Hi-Speed Gas team formerly the Veterans of Foreign Wars opened the second half by taking two of three from the Eagles. Woodland K of P also won two of three from the Moose. George Forester posted 656 in high series and Eddie Kanolics nailed a 243 high single. Woodland K of P led with 1064 high single, while Hi-Speed’s 2844 three-game total topped the evening. DePauw upset Wittenberg 32 to 22 in Greencastle, Indiana.
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Patrick Brothers Numbered Players-Legalized Passes
Archival notes recount Lester and Frank Patrick innovating numbered players and the deferred penalty system to speed play. They argued hockey evolved into a faster, more fan friendly game by ensuring at least four skaters plus the goalie on ice, reducing whistles and emphasizing continuous action.
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Chums Named Co captains at Haverhill High
Vito Vevels and Rodney Herrick, longtime rivals and close friends, were co captains for the 1933 Haverhill High School football team after a deadlocked vote. They now contest the position of first string center on the basketball squad as well.
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Mass
Vito Vevels
Rodney Herrick
Chums
Haverhill High School
Venes
Herrick
Cage Results From United Press Summary
Cage results list scores for multiple colleges including Colgate 38 Carnell 35 Dayton 50 Penn 48 Depauw 32 Wittenders 22 Detroit 31 St Jonis 23 LSU 32 Alabama 27 Union 39 Case Penn State 42 Susquehanna 34 Princeton 42 Rutger 26 Waynesburg 33 Fairmont 35 West Virginia 25 Salon 20.
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Mount Dora shortstop plays every inning for seven years
Otis Hate, the Mount Dora team shortstop, has played every inning his club has played for seven consecutive seasons. Club president J. G. Kirby asserts Hate may hold a world record for consecutive innings played.
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Otis Hate
Mount Dora
J. G. Kirby
Hate
Davis and Kochan Shine in Lorain Legion Boxing Trials
About three hundred spectators watched Lorain County eliminations for the American Legion boxing tournament at the Palladium Rink. Nathaniel Davis KO’d Moe Hammon in two rounds, while Johnny Kochan scored a technical knockout over Jerry McCarthy in three. Other results included Sidevy over Piclone, and Dachtler, Davis, Wallis, Seneff, and Laskey posting wins, setting up Lorain County finals next Wednesday.
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al Lrtceton
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Tony's Bakers Defeat Nabakowski Roofers 50 34 at Amherst
Tony's Bakers of Fremont avenged an earlier loss by beating the Nabakowski Roofers 50 to 34 last night at Amherst High. Grathwol led with 15 points while Miller and Althoff added 14 each. Varsa topped the Roofers with 11. The Roofers drop to 2 losses in seven games. Amherst visits South Amherst to face the Lorain Knights in a benefit game.
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Mount Union Opens Conference Play With Win Over Case
Mount Union College defeated Case 39 to 23 in Alliance Ohio to start the Ohio Conference basketball season. Case led at halftime 14 to 13 before Mount Union pulled away in the final 10 minutes with Curtis Jed scoring nine points and Dyke adding eight for Case.
Grand American Trapshooting Dates Set for Valandia Event
The 34th Grand American tournament will be held in Vandalia from August 21 to 26. The Amateur Trapshooting Association announced a $10,000 purse for the handicap event and a $4,000 purse for the preliminary handicap. The article also recalls Harold Grange, known as Red, who scored five touchdowns in Illinois 1924 victory over Michigan.
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Harold Grange
Red
Illinois
Michigan
Portside Left Handers to Hold Miami Winter Championship
The American Left Handers' Golf Association announces its first annual winter championship at the Miami Biltmore Country Club from January 16. Everett G. Livesay of Columbus Ohio serves as president and will direct a 36 hole qualifier, two 18 hole match plays, and remaining play as 36 holes.
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Ohio U Basketeers Swamp Marietta 41 19
In Athens Ohio University routed Marietta College 41 to 19. Brown led Ohio with 13 points and Banko added nine after a brief second half appearance. Polonus scored six for Marietta.
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