Golden Gloves Action Opens With Jones Slaughter Title Bout
Tonight in Cleveland Gorilla Jones of Akron faces Sammy Slaughter of Terre Haute for the National Boxing Association middleweight crown in a 12 round bout. Ben Jeby meets Paul Pirrone in a 12 round semifinal. Several other bouts listed across cities with Canzoneri not risking his title and Canzoneri versus Townsend highlighted in New York.
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Cleveland
National Boxing Association
Gorilla Jones
Akron
Sammy Slaughter
Terre Haute
Ind
Ben Jeney
New York
Paul Pirrone
Jeby
Billy Townsend
Vancouver
Tony Canzoneri
Madison Square Garden
Canzoneri
Garla Jones
Ben Jeby
Innocenze
Kid Leonard Davenport
Philadelphia
Eddie Cool
Harry Dublinsky
Chicago
Boston
Andy Callahan
Lawrence
Mass
George Salvadore
Oak Bluffs
Pittsburgh
Barney Ross
Johnny Datto
New Orleans
Tony Cangiamilla
Neutzie Lieuzza
Los Angeles
Cecil Payne
Kentucky
Claude Warner
Bakersfield
Cal
Indianapolis
George Godfrey
Leipersville
Tiger Jack Fox
King Levinski
Unknown Winston
Hartford
Conn
Tonr Canzoneri
Bobby Leithem
Little Pancho
Manila
Jackie Wilson
Lorain County Golden Gloves Opens With 78 Entrants
Lorain County boxing fans pack the Hotel Antlers tonight for the Second Annual Golden Gloves tourney with 78 entries. Tony Skorke Nat Davis and Mur dock Davis defend 1932 titles as action starts at 8 pm and finals are February 6. Winners advance to the Cleveland Plain Dealer tournament. several champions from 1932 are defending titles amid lineup from Elyria Lorain Oberlin and nearby towns.
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Tony Skorke
Nat Davis
Feather
Welter Kings
Ellis Davis
Elyria
Robert Wakefield
Johnny Wray
Charley Marshall
George Forester
Art Spademan
Sammy Marsho
J. J. Kelley
Dick Graham
Jesse Hammell
James Flicker
John Pawlikowski
Lorain
John Kochan
Mike Vignovich
John Holly
Walter Theil
Walter Milosic
Cecil Franklin
Bertrand Cutts
James Craft
Murdock Davis
James Rosso
Krist Mezenski
Norman Reigal
John Tomshouk
Mike Bulzomi
Earl Davis
Reddick Alford
Babe Sinclair
Mathew Crisp
Gestand Davis
Charle Carlton
George Butchko
Joe Lann
John Sidivy
Joe Sponski
Joe Hiszevak
Joe Novotny
John Rutledge
Conrad Rascovich
Joe Dziak
Mike Foster
Paul Csubak
Ernie Singer
Joe Bodner
John Waszily
Mike Proksky
John Costello
Joe Kovach
Frank Kufel
Joe Sidivy
Tom Macintosh
Joe Shinski
Joe Lakosik
Ed Miko
Record field of 22 horses in 1928 Kentucky Derby
A 22 horse field ran at the barrier in the 1928 Kentucky Derby the largest lineup ever in the event. The milestone highlighted the expansive entry that year ahead of the race.
Pretzels Defeat Lorain in Y League Game 34-24
Guerin Pretzels overcame a 7-3 start by outscoring Lorain's Floyd Hers band team to win 34-24 on Saturday evening at the Y court. Yucka led the Pretzels with eleven points while Goodsite scored ten for Lorain.
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Pretzels
Lorain
Art
Guerin Pretzels
Floyd Hers
Boxing and Wrestling Card Highlighted in Cleveland Show
In Cleveland Ohio plans outline two marquee matches with Gentleman John Kunis and Joe Banaski headlining tomorrow night and George Zacharias with Gino Garibaldi as the Friday main event.
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Kilonis
Banaski
Cleveland
John Kunis
Joe Banaski
George Zaharias
Gino Garibaldi
South Amherst Hosts Columbia Tonight Clash in Local League
South Amherst hosts Columbia in a Lorain County League basketball matchup set for tonight on the local floor. The contest features two area programs seeking key league win credentials.
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South Amherst
Columbia
Lorain County League
Shamrocks Rout Cincinnati 6 to 0 in Cleveland soccer
In Cleveland on Sunday January 30 the Shamrocks defeated Cincinnati 6 to 0. The Pittsburgh McKnights beat Akron Goodyears 3 to 1 in the same amateur Cun soccer event.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Shamrocks
Cincinnaati
Pittsburgh McKnights
Akron Goodyears
Oberlin Uses Denison Preview After Case Loss
Oberlin College basketball notes prep for Saturday match with Denison after a 27 to 21 defeat by Case in Cleveland. Coach Lusie Butler steers the team as it shifts focus to league action and court work.
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Oberlin
Case
Cleveland
Lusie Butler
Oberlin College
Denison
Rooters Fall to Akron Independents 24 to 17
Akron defeats Amherst Nabakowski Rooters 24 to 17 in a Sunday night game at Akron. Several stars were unavailable for Amherst. In a preliminary matchup the Falcons beat the Amherst Kandy Kids 39 to 9 in the girls contest.
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Nabakowski
Officials To Meet At Y.M.C.A Tonight
The Northern Ohio Officials Association holds a rules discussion at the YMCA at 8 15 p m tonight with expected large attendance.
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Northern Ohio Officials‘ Association
Basketball doubleheader闪 postponed clash yields quick preview
The game date moved from December 21 as South Amherst and Columbia meet in the preliminary round. South Amherst boys are favored, while Columbia girls are expected to edge in the girls contest.
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South Amherst
Columbia
Otterbein Leads Ohio Conference Unbeaten At Midseason
Otterbein College sits atop the Ohio Conference with a 5–0 record under Dr F K Edler, the only unbeaten team in Ohio college basketball. Key players include Barney Francis Ken Holland Lank Worstell Sammy Andrews and Paul Maibaugh. The latest win came 26 to 28 over Gino Northern. Ashland surged to 7–1 after beating Capital 45–25 as Wooster beat Kenyon and Case downed Oberlin 27–21.
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Ralph Teatsorth
United Press
Otterbein
Barney Francis
Ken Holland
Gino Northern
Canital
Hiram
Marietta
Muskingum
Heidelberg
Ken
Ashland
Capital
Ohio
Wooster
Kenyon
Case
Oberlin
Buckeye
Marshall
Wittenberg
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Cincinnati
Miami
Wilmington poised for Northwest Conference title tie
Wilmington College can secure at least a tie for the Northwest Conference championship with a win at Defiance next Friday night. A Saturday non conference win over the University of Detroit followed by recent results and upcoming Ohio College basketball games shape the Week.
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Wilmington College
Defiance
Wilming On
Wilmington
University of Detroit
Earlham
Dayton
Joan Carroll
Fenn
Adrian
Toledo St John's
Ohio College
Nestegan
Denison
Heidelberg
Ashland
Wooster
Mount Union
West Virginia
Marietta
aAhron
Heidelbeck
Ohio State
Minnesota
Xavier
Hiram
Otterbein
Oddball Pro Sports Snippets From Henry McLemore
United Press report rounds up quirky athletic notes from Jimmy McLarnin to Gar Wood and Sam Jones. It covers training weight quirks, Hollaway’s health comeback, Les Hables sprinting, Stanford coach Templeton on potential, and various misfit anecdotes about referees, umpires, Babe Ruth, Eddie Tolen, and Gov. Park finding billiard balls in the ice box.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Jimmy McLarnin
Knowi Ng Pop Foster
Jimmms
Jimmy
Charley Hollawhey
Chicago Cubs
Hasenall
Les Hables
Stanford
Les
Iank Templeton
Stanfords
Sam Jones
Telly
Wondefield
Lew Fonseca
England
Milwaukee Baseball Club
Milwaukee
The
Yan
Kees
Gar Wood
Gar
Eddie Tolen
Michigan
Northwestern High
Detroit
Jenles Poreda
Gammontorry
Jersey City
Jake Kilrain
John Lsindhiven
Hkiver
Quincy
Mass
Jack Sharkey
Auoysius
Mangin and Bell Win All-South Net Title
Gregory Mangin of Newark New Jersey and Berkley Bell of Austin Texas captured the All South Net title by defeating George M. Lott of Carago Palm Beach Jimmy Van Aven 6 1 6 2 in Miami Florida.
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Mangin
Bell
Miami
Fia
Gregory Mangin
Newark
N. J
Berkley Bell
Austin
Tex
George M. Lott
Carcagso
Jimmy van Aven
Palm Beach
Mon Mu
Bucks and Gophers Battle in Big Ten Return
Ohio State leads the Big Ten with three straight wins and heads to Minneapolis to face the Gophers, who have four losses. Loyola of Chicago trips to Madison to meet Wisconsin while Indiana visits Purdue and Creighton goes to Iowa on the same night. Notre Dame plays Chicago at the midway and Wabash meets Northwestern in Evanston as the conference resumes play.
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Chicago
Ohio State
Minneapolis
Gophers
Falcon
Mexico City
Indiana
Bloomington
Big Ten
Loyola of Chicago
Middle West
Madison
Wisconsin
Loyola
Purdue
Creighton
Iowa
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Wabash
Northwestern
Evanston
Serbu Girls Dominate Pretzel Quint in 54-14 Victory
The Serbu Girls of Lorain routed Guerin Pretzels 54-14 Saturday at the Loreal Y M C A floor. Goohs and O'Leer led Lorain with eight points each while O'Brien topped the Pretzels with seven.
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Serbu
Pretzel Quint
Lorain
Guerin Pretzels
Loreal Y M. C. A
Goohs
O’leer
O'Brien
Merkers
New London and Ridgeville to Meet in League Basketball
New London faces Ridgeville Wednesday evening in a Northern High School League basketball game here. The game was moved up from Friday by agreement of school authorities. Friday's league schedule has Medina at Amherst and Vermilion at Wellington.
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New London
Ridgeville
Medina
Amherst
Vermilion
Wellington
Salem Ruler hockey team tops Cleveland 5 to 2
Cliff Dennings scored five goals as Salem defeated Cleveland 5 to 2 in a midwest game played last night in Cleveland.
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SALEM
Cleveland
Cliff Dennings
Salem Ruler Hockey
Amherst Cagers Strengthen Lead With League Win
Amherst High vaulted to first in the Northern High School Athletic League by beating New London 33 to 21. It was their fifth straight league victory. Brown led with 12 points while Thomas added eight. Staples had seven for New London.
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Amherst, C
Amherst High
Cagers
New London
Brown
Thomas
Staples
Vermilion cagers edge Ridgeville in two overtime thriller
Vermilion High School beat Ridgeville 24 21 after two overtimes in Vermilion. Regulation ended tied 20 all. Zak led Vermilion with 12 points on five field goals and two free throws. Ridgeville’s Bement had 10 points.
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Vermilion
Vermilion High School
Cagers
Ridgeville
Zak
Bement
Ridgevills
Attendance set at Ohio State home basketball games
Ohio State University officials reported that attendance at the first five home games has broken a multi year record with 23 515 spectators. The prior single game attendance record was 16 641 set in 1924 against Purdue.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Ohio
Purdue
Leaders Idle In Cue Joust In World Three Cushion
CHICAGO Jan 20 RP Augie Kieckhofer the Chicago title holder and Johnny Layton from Se udalia Missouri clash to stay in the world three cushion chase with four wins and two losses each. The loser will be nearly out of contention as California leaders Bozeman and Cochran rest today. Tiff Denton meets Allen Wall and Clarence Jackson contests Frank Scoville as officials pause after two weeks narrowing title chances to four. The final championship match is expected Friday night.
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Chicago
Augie Kieckhofer
Johnny Layton
Sedalia
California
Jay Bozeman
Vallejo
Walker Cochran
San Francisco
Tiff Denton
Kansas City
Allen Wall
Clarence Jackson
Detroit
Frank Scoville
Buffalo
Wesleyan Tracksters Open Season at East Lansing Dual
Ohio Wesleyan will start its 1933 indoor track season with a dual meet against Michigan State in East Lansing Michigan next Saturday.
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Pelawars
Ohio Wesleyan
Michigan State
East Lansing
Mich
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