Navy dreams of strong season under Miller after improved lineup
Navy coach Rip Miller previews a brighter 1933 campaign saying the team has more depth with 11 capable players vs last year’s thin squad. He highlights Captain Hugh Murray, center Butch Warbold, guard Dick Burns, and backs Brookes Berries Walkup while noting Chung Hoon’s current injury recovery and QB uncertainty. Navy faces nine games including Pittsburgh Virginia Penn Notre Dame Columbia Princeton and Army.
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Washington Senators Catcher Cliff Bolton Profile
Belton William Clifton Bolton nicknamed Cliff is a young catcher and outfielder for the Washington Senators. Born April 1, 1908 in Greensboro North Carolina he joined the Senators last season with high expectations and has become a valuable pinch hitter and backup catcher this year. He is 165 pounds tall at five feet nine inches and bats left handed.
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Open Season Starts For Ohio College Football
United Press reports Ohio begins the 1933 intercollegiate football season with four Friday or Saturday games involving seven teams. Xavier meets Transylvania in Cincinnati while Ashland tests its new squad against Lebanons Arthur Holbrook College. Marietta vs Mount Union in Alliance and Baldwin-Wallace facing Bluffton at Berea mark conference play.
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Keidelberg College Football Prospects Brighten
In TIFFIN Ohio on Sept 21 Robert Rupprecht of Marysville backfield veteran return to Keidelberg College strengthens football prospects. Officials say Bob Johnson Heidelbergs quarterback can report for practice after duty revisions. Napoleon noted as a chess blunder. Baseball now a national game in Japan.
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Lorain County Junior Golf Final Set for Tomorrow
Two Elyria Country Club cadets battle for the Lorain County junior golf title tomorrow at Cherry Ridge in a 36 hole final. John Baldy Wojtowicz advanced by beating Nick Ross 2 and 1, while Adam Zeleski qualified by defeating Joe Tamashski 3 and 2. Ross had earlier defeated Bob Birch, the defending champion.
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Senators Can Clinch Flag By Win Today
Washington seeks to secure the American League pennant with another victory over St. Louis after yesterday’s 13 to 5 win behind Alvin Crowder. The Yankees, led by Danny McFayden, beat Chicago 5 to 3 to keep a mathematical chance alive. Pittsburgh strengthened second place by blanking Brooklyn 3 to 0 as Bill Swift and starter P. Traynor starred with a 13-hit attack and four singles.
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Michigan End Sweep Strategy Aimed to Power the Attack
By Joe Glass Michigan engineers a fast developing end sweep with an unbalanced line. Backs 1 2 and 5 form a blocking wall behind left guard 7 while right guard 6 pulls back. No 4 takes the center pass and runs behind the wall. Tomorrow Michigan plans to beat Princeton in strategy feature.
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Buffalo Bisons Dice to Equalize International Series
Buffalo, N Y Sept 21 The Buffalo Bisons surged to a 16 to 4 win over Rochester to tie the International League playoff series at two games apiece. The final four of seven games will decide the pennant as both sides chase the title.
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Resar Motors Meet Sets Plans for Grid Season
Resar Motors will hold an important meeting tonight at the garage at seven o clock. Plans for the coming grid season will be discussed. All members of the team and any others interested are asked to be on hand.
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Ruth to Pitch for Yanks in Final Game
Babe Ruth will return to his original pitching role for the Yankees on closing day against the Boston Red Sox at Yankee Stadium. He plans to start and work the nine innings, concluding a 20 year major league pitching career.
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Tidball Upsets Vines In Pacific Southwest Tennis
UCLA student Jack Tidball, holder of the national intercollegiate singles title, delivered a major upset by defeating Ellsworth Vines in the Pacific Southwest Tennis Tournament quarterfinals. Tidball recovered from a first set loss to win 1-6, 6-4, 7-5 as Vines planned a long rest before further play.
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Army Gridders Prep For Season Opener at West Point
WEST POINT New York September 21 The Army football team drills for the September 30 opener vs Mercer as head coach Gar Davidson reshapes eight vacant positions. Promising backs Jack Buckler and Jos Stancock vie for spots alongside Stace Gooch at guard and Hutchison at tackle with veterans Winn and Beall aiding the line. Newcomers include Whitey Grove at backfield and Casey Vincent at center as the plebe group transitions to solid first teams.
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Major League Leaders Amid Disjointed Baseball Stats
Fragmented OCR text lists several player names and team associations with numbers suggesting statistical leaders. Mentions include Gehrig Yankees, Ruth? Hatters, Athletics, Phillies, Cardinals, White Sox, and Senators. Context unclear. appears to be a brief league leaderboard excerpt with varied spellings.
Fight Results At CHICAGO Jackie Sharkey
Boxer Jackie Sharkey fights in Chicago while Minneapoli's Young Gene wins a 126 1 2 decision. in Oakland Jo hor Pena of Portugal faces Piatto Dexa in featherweight 12 rounds with no decision. United Press score sheet shows Pena 6 1 2 rounds, De Sa 5 rounds, one even. An earthworm features a developed nerve net over most of its body alongside its central nerve cord.
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Ex Oberlin Star Coaches Bowling Green In Ohio Conference Race
Ex Oberlin star guides Bowling Green into the Ohio Conference. Warren E. Steller will start his tenth season as coach, directing a schedule with six conference games and one non conference game beginning September 30 against Mount Union and including Bluffton Baldwin Wallace Ohio Northern Toledo Capital Homecoming and Hiram.
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Ohio Football Outlook at John Carroll in 1933 Season
John Carroll University faces a rough 1933 campaign with practice at Luna Stadium and injuries to key players. Coach Ralph Vince, entering his seventh season, faces alumni pressure and potential resignation if results lag. Vet era provides 21 veterans, with McGinty and Scopel at ends, Gackowski and Guley at tackles, March and Douchez at guards, Glorioso at center, Benedict under study, and backfield quartet Arezone Dawson Shea Artaic boosting hopes.
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Wooster College Prepares Nine Game Schedule
Wooster College unveils a nine game schedule against Ohio Conference schools for the season. Highlights include Oberlin on Oct. 14 at home with the 15th annual Homecoming, Denison on Nov. 1, and a Migration Day trip to Akron on Oct. 21. Noted concerns center on finding capable tackles as practice nears completion.
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Denison High School Car Show on November First
A compact item notes events on November 1 at Denison High School featuring a car show. Another entry lists Heidelbert visiting Tiffii on November 25 for an event.
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Yesterday's Stars Highlight Pirates Batter Prowess
Alvin Crowder Sena Tors limited Browns with hits as Traynor and Freddie Lindstrom for Pirates posted four and three hits respectively. Dodgers were held to four runs in a strong team performance with swift fielding from Ril and Swift in this baseball recap.
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Keen Shave Advertises New Razor Benefit
An ad touts a new razor with a quick rinse capability promising easy cleanup. It emphasizes a thril l and a mess free shave, urging readers to act before the offer ends and to grab the jar while supplies last.
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Fremont Power Faces Elyria In Friday Scrimmage
Fremont High coach Bob Oldfather readies a beefy eleven for Friday night at Ely Stadium. Fremont averages 161 pounds across the line with a nine pound per man edge, led by Binkley and Moore as standout backs and linemen Messler Zink Babione Dunmyer. Elyria, four days into practice, aims to sharpen offense and defense after Medina opener, with Clymer pondering lineup moves and Nick Defazio possibly starting at center.
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Newman Stars In Pro Debut
Newman, former Michigan all American quarterback, shone in his pro debut for the New York Giants against Pittsburgh. He scored a four yard TD, kicked a 37 yard field goal, threw two TD passes to Dade Burnett, and one extra point, guiding the Giants to a 23 to 2 win before 20 000 spectators.
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West Side Flashes Hold Saturday Practice at Cascade Park
The West Side Flashes announce a 9:30 AM practice at Cascade Park on Saturday. Players asked to report include L. Morse J. Finnigan B. Ducoty J. Martin G. Innes T. Innes B. Lamberton. Others wishing to try out should be on hand.
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Mischka Meats Close Season With Twin Bill
Mischka Meats of Amherst Tri-County League champions close their season with a doubleheader in Lorain. At 1 pm they face a Class A All-Stars selection from Lorain, then play the Lorain County Old-Timers. Former stars like Ambrose and Hastings expected to appear. Ambrose coordinating Old-Timers roster. Games set at Recreation Stadium diamond.
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New Star Rises To Threaten Ross Reign
A West coast fighter rises as Peter Jackson challenges Barney Ross and Tony Canzoneri in lightweight ranks. Jackson stunned Lew Massey in Los Angeles with a decisive victory, drawing early interest for a title bid and positioning himself as a serious national contender. Massey, once seen as a strong rival, faltered against Jackson's long range attack and sharp left and right combinations.
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