New London High Boys Rally Past Ridgeville In NOR roll
New London High defeated Ridgeville 35 to 24 in a North Ohio League game at Ridgeville. Ridgeville led 16 to 11 at halftime thanks to Bement’s shooting before New London surged in the second half. Fuller scored the decisive basket in the final minute. New London also won the preceding reserves game 17 to 4.
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Avon Teams Rally With Four Victories
Avon, Ohio January 14 Avon teams posted four wins on their home floor Friday in local league play. Avon Ex Hy girls beat Avon Lake Ex Hy 18 to 5 led by Annette Sweet with twelve points. Avon High girls defeated Eaton 22 to 8 with D Binden E Hein and J Urig scoring six each. Avon boys crushed Eaton 42 to 25. Avon Ex Hy beat Elyria Hardwares 36 to 32 in the final game.
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Wittenberg Cagers Route Denison in 50 25 Win
Wittenberg beat Denison 50 to 25 on its home court in the season opener. Roy James scored 13 for Wittenberg while Bob Hamilton and Wright contributed for Denison. The Tigers led 27 14 at halftime as Hamilton, a Springfield High School alumnus, debuted in the Wittenberg lineup.
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Portsmouth boat builder to craft speed boat for next year race
A Portsmouth based boat builder has been commissioned to construct a speed boat for the upcoming gold cup race. It will be one of three entrants carrying the bur gees of Horace Dodge, the American motor car magnate.
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Virginia Military Institute football standout captain versatile
Captain Ed Kosteinsek of the Virginia Military Institute football team played at fullback this year. He has also appeared for the institute as a guard tackle and center.
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Virginia Military Institute
Freshman Team Rolls Over Jefferson Junior High 44-14
Gerber led the scoring with 25 points on 12 baskets and a free throw as Carl Smith’s Freshmen won their fifth game of the season. Scott added 11 points for the 5-0 squad while Sharkey led Jefferson with 7 points on the day.
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Net Rankings for 1932 Men Singles Tennis
New York January 14 ranking list places Blisworth Vines Jr leading the men’s singles. Top ten includes Wilmer Allison Clifford Sutter Sydney Wood and Francis Shields with many players from New York Los Angeles Philadelphia and Atlanta. Several players are not ranked due to insufficient data.
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John van Ryn
Philadelphia
David N. Jones
George M. Lott, Jr
Chicago
Frank Parker
New Orleans
Bryan M. Grant, Jr
Atlanta
J. Gilbert Hall
Orange
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Los Angeles
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Eugene McCauliff
Berkeley Bell
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Kansas City
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Jake Hess
Houston
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Fritz Mercur
Harrisburg
Edward W. Burns
Edward Jacobs
Beltimore
Richard F. Murphy
Utica
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Clayton Lee Burwell
Wilmer Hines
Jerome Lang
Frank Bowden
Women's Singles Players Named In Tennis Ranking List
The list names twenty two players with hometowns across California Pennsylvania New York Massachusetts and New Jersey, led by Helen Jacobs and notable entries include Alice Marble and Millicent Hirsch. Several renowned players such as Helen Wills Moody and Marion Jessup are noted as not ranked due to insufficient data.
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Berkeley
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Oakland
Carolin Babcock
Los Angeles
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Dedham
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Santa Ana
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Alice Marble
San Francisco
Marjorie Gladman van Ryn
Philadelphia
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Boston
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Cambridge Mass
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Kansas City
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Brookline
Dorothy Andrus Burke
Stamford
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Anne Page
Wayne
Alice Francis
Orange
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Westbury
Millicent Hirsch
New York
Helen Wills Moody
Marion Z. Jessup
Dorothy Lee Hack
Edith Sigourney
Ralls Corbiere
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Fight Results By United Press In New York Hollywood San Diego
United Press report lists boxing results from arenas in New York Hollywood and San Diego. Winners include Ben Jeby defeating Frank Battaglia in New York, Joe Teiken beating Eugene Hunt in Hollywood, and Johnny Romero decisioning Charlie Cobb in San Diego.
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Ben Jeby
Frank Battaglia
Winnipeg
New York State
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Idaho
Tony Dominguez
Cuba
Paul Delaney
Seattle
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California
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Feathery Bouts Highlight NBA Title Clash in 1930s Notes
The report lists multiple boxing results across U S cities with fighters Ajex Hadrian Babe Marino Anderson and James Braddock facing opponents in cities including Detroit San Francisco Chicago Jersey City and Buffalo. It notes outpoints and draws among featherweight light middleweight and heavyweight matchups with scores near 126 to 180 pounds and mentions Philippine lands.
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Buffalo
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Detroit
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Ohio Northern Dominates Capital in Cage Clash
College basketball results list Ohio Northern 57 Capital 23 with Adrion scoring 29 points while Wittenberg led 50 35 over Denison and Marietta 37 17 over Kent State. The roundup includes numerous Ohio teams and scores across various schools and venues.
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Guard Scores Two Points In First Year Football Player
Madison Wis January 14 Mario Pacetti sophomore guard on the University of Wisconsin football team scored two points in his first year of college football. He kicked two points after touchdowns last season while his brother Nello finished three years as halfback without scoring. Another brother Amedeo also had a similar no score record at Columbia College Dubuque Ia. Nello led Wisconsin in time played last season with Mario second.
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Washington Captain Predicts Strong Harvard Crew Next Season
Richard Harris the University of Washington coxswain and captain says Harvard will be a formidable combination in the fall turnouts. He notes Syracuse among likely winners and reports Ed Leader of Yale optimistic for 1933. Harris also cites Harvard’s plan to improve its short stroke for upcoming short races.
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Curley) Harris
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Stiff 1933 Schedule for Washington State Cougars
Coach Babe Hollingberg announces a demanding 1933 football slate for Washington State with seven conference games and two non conference tests. The schedule lists matchups at Pullman against Idaho, USC, Montana, California, Gonzaga, Idaho and UCLA with events in Spokane Missoula and Portland.
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Crackers to Open Spring Camp at Hartwell Field
The Atlanta Crackers will establish spring training at Hartwell Field Mobile Alabama on March 10 when battery men report. Other roster members will follow a week later.
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Bierhalter Resigns as Boston Red Sox Trainer
William Bits Bierhalter steps down after four decades in baseball roles as player umpire and trainer. He leaves a legacy of 40 years in organized baseball. Wisconsin and Minnesota renew a long running midwestern football series dating to 1890 with one interruption. George Healey marks his 29th year as instructor at the Detroit Racquet Club.
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Radio Stations Air Sunday and Weekday Schedules Across Major Networks
Listings detail two Cleveland stations WGAR and WAM plus NBC CBS and other affiliates with more than a dozen programs hourly. Note times, programs, bands, orchestras, and talk segments for Saturday January 14 and Sunday January 15 across multiple cities and networks.
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Clara Bow Returns to Screen in Call Her Savage
Clara Bow stars in Call Her Savage at the Capitol, a photoplay adaptation of Tiffany Thayer’s widely read book, marking a triumphal return to the screen in the leading role.
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Huntington Briefs Hovering Among Elyria Visits
Huntington residents share weekend visits with relatives in Elyria. Mr and Mrs Claude Simonson and family spent Sunday with Mrs Simonsons brother P M Chapman. Mrs L E Chapman visits Faul Chapman. Mr and Mrs N L Thudium and children called on C L Simonson. Mr and Mrs Paul Recard and
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Local social notes and obituaries from Wellington area
Sunday dinner guests visited the Lewis Hawley and Allen households as families shared meals. Notices include deaths, hospitalizations and a variety of visits among residents from Wellington, Spencer, Elyria and Mansfield with several farm and community events listed. The institute at Town Hall and funeral attendance are noted among local families.
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John Quaile
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Himalayan Bear Mike Pardoned After Double Killing
St Louis Zoo director George P Vierheller grants a full pardon to Mike the Himalayan bear who was twice convicted of killing a pit mate and sentenced to die. Tom the black bear died from wounds after a bloody fight described as possibly a family quarrel.
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Lions Club Finds New Relief Plan in North Andover
The Lions Club in North Andover Massachusetts unveils a weekly relief program giving a jobless man work cutting hair for children whose families cannot afford haircuts. The plan provides employment and a public service by offering free or reduced-price grooming to local kids.
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