Shute Wins Miami Open by One Stroke in 10 000 Prize
Densmore Shute of Cleveland shoots 73 final round to win the Miami Biltmore Open with a 72-hole total of 291 dollars ten thousand prize. John Revolta from Michigan finishes one behind, while Jock Calloway of Florida and Gene Sarazen also noted, in a misted, error-filled report from Gables Florida.
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Nebraskan Races 102 Yard Run Sparks Wild Glimpse
New York report notes a Nebraskan 102 yard kickoff return and multiple long scoring plays across a chaotic college football season. It highlights Robert Gidd and Thomas Cashill among players, plus attendance shifts and gate totals for several eastern and western programs.
Southern California dominates 1932 All Pacific Eleven selections
Southern California Trojans claim four first team slots, one second, two third as AP tally names Ernie Smith on the first team for a second straight year. Others include Frank Gisvich, Dave Nisbet, Tay Brown, Bill Corbus, Asrom Rosenhere, Lee Comves, Homer Griffith, Hank Schaldach, George Sander among picks from Stanford, UCLA, Washington State, Cal and more.
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Cafornia
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Nine Most Valuable Men Picked In Big Ten
Chicago coverage notes selections of top players in the Big Ten, highlighting standout figures and key names among regional teams and the 1932 season context. The piece lists notable athletes and references prominent local squads and figures shaping the conference race.
Historical college football long-yardage plays and field goals
A compilation of long field goals, kick returns, and notable passes across various colleges. Records include 45 and 35 yard placements by Brown players, 107 yard kickoff return by Robert Gibb, 100 yard punt return by Michael Schemick, and 68 to 108 yard long scrimmage runs across teams such as Nebraska Wesleyan Oklahoma City Bethany Sewanee and more.
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Nevada
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Herbert WeAniv
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Robert Chase
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Edward Kelly
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Ray Kercheval
Kentucky
Robert Gibb
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North Carolina State
Clemson
Ray Fries
Conrado Coulese
Denver
Irab Hardy
Harvard
Dartmouth
Thomas Cash
Cafornia Aggies
John Eubank
Washington State
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Giants Release Hoyt Mitchell Veteran Hurlers
New York Giants drop Clarence Mitchell and Waite Hoyt as part of manager Bill Terry's rebuilding plan. Both veterans, once top hurlers, are now free to seek new teams or roles after long major league careers.
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Bill Terry
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Jim Mooney
Ethan Allen
Fred Lindstrom
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McGraw
Lenox Five Beat Tipton Juniors 33 20
Lenox Five downed Tipton Juniors 33 to 20 in a season opener. The Gazette notes a tight game with lead changes and a second half surge by Lenox.
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Lenox Five Downs
Tipton Juniors
Michigan May Face Southern California In Rose Bowl Thriller
Chicago sports writer Earl Red Pepper outlines potential Rose Bowl matchup options with Michigan possibly amending the Big Ten post season rule and notes Michigan’s leadership under Fielding Yost. The piece also covers golf’s internal rifts, Giants team changes under Bill Terry, a two armed high school guards story, Army vs Navy tickets selling out, and a quip attributed to Robert Quillen.
Movement Gains For Michigan To Battle Trojans
Chicago reports momentum for Michigan to face Southern California in the Tournament of Roses. USC has accepted the bid to represent the west coast and Michigan may be chosen as opponent if a Big Ten post season rule can be altered or suspended. Athletic Director Fielding H. Yost remains hopeful but noncommittal.
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Towa Football Captain to Be Named at Dinner
University of Towa to reveal 1933 captain and 1932 Jeter winners at annual banquet hosted by President and Mrs. Jessup. Coach Ossie Solem Jr. will announce letter awards as more than 50 squad members are expected to attend at the president's home.
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Ossie Solem Jr
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Morley High Cagers Prep for Upcoming Games
Coggon Five defeats Viola High 32 19 as Morley High fans await next match. Key performers include Keprs for Coggon and Seretzer, while the hotshot for Viola remains a concern amid the close score.
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Charlie Gelbert of the Cardinals Improves
The article notes Charlie Gelbert of the St. Louis Cardinals is improving his condition. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to his health status is visible.
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Bancroft Named Pilot of Minneapolis Club
AP reports Dave Bancroft former big league player and manager was named pilot of the Minneapolis baseball club 1932 American Association champions. He succeeds Donie Bush who resigned to manage the Cincinnati Reds. Bancroft is a northwest native with early pro ball in the Northern league and now resides in Superior Wisconsin.
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Dave Bancroft
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Donie Bush
Cincinnati Reds
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Superior
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Wellman High Athletes Turn To Basketball
Coach Robert Burkeys Wellman High gridiron squad will shift to basketball with a game in two weeks. Two forward berths left by Zillmer last year promise a strong aggregation though competition for spots remains, as the football season closed with five wins two ties and one defeat.
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Robert Burkey
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Ace Hudkins Beaten by Ketchell in 10 Round Defeat
Ace Hudkins, former Nebraska Wildcat, was decisively outboxed by Wesley Ketchell of Tacoma Washington in a ten round bout on Tuesday night. Hudkins barely survived a knockdown in the final round as Ketchell impressed with a sharp left jab and sustained offense throughout the match.
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Los Angeles
Hudkins
Ketchell
Hagen Explains New Golf Organization
Walter Hagen, Coral Gables, explains the formation of the Tournament Golfers Association to unite professionals amid a funding slump. He notes a 40 percent fall in open tournament schedules from 1931 and 1932 and highlights the need to survive financially through promotional work and a hired manager, Robert B. Harlow.
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Professional Golfers Association
Bob Harlow
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Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Horton Smith
Billy Burke
Denny Shute
Joe Kirkwood
Ed Dudley
Willy Cox
International News Service
Coral Gables
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Chief
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Manchester Squad Trimmed for Cage Season
Manchester high school basketball opens December 9 with a 25 player squad under Coach Sherman J. Tollefson. Five returning lettermen remain, led by Dick Long Thad Strathman John McIntosh and Wilbur Milroy with Jim Gearhart moving toward graduation. The Mayhawk schedule covers twelve games plus county and sectional tournaments including dates against Winthrop Strawberry Point Independence Vinton Monticello Marion and a Feb 17 18 county tournament setup.
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Sherman J. Tollefson
Jim Gearhart
Dick Long
Thad Strathman
John McIntosh
Wilbur Milroy
Vinton
Monticello
Marion
Strawberry Point
Kansas Coach to Join George Washington Staff
Lawrence Kan Ted O Leary member of Kansas coaching staff announced Wednesday he accepted an offer to become assistant varsity basketball coach at George Washington University Washington DC The move adds a Kansas coach to the George Washington bench.
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Ted O'Leary
University of Kansas
George Washington University
Washington, D.C
Pop Warner Stays On At Stanford Amid Rumors
INS reports Glenn S Warner will not quit Stanford after a tumultuous season and appears to have a one way contract. Speculation ties him to a potential future elsewhere while colleagues in major programs face talent shifts and uncertain seasons.
Clarence Takes Twin Bill From Springdale
Clarence defeats Springdale in a two game sweep with scores 18 to 37 and a dominant win showing. The standout performer Here from era Wilson leads the team while the opponent struggles throughout the matchup indicating a decisive victory.
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Boxing results from multiple cities reported by AP
In Minneapolis laker Lasky defeated Joe Seksra by knockout and Buck Everett beat Dick Daniels in a newspaper decision. Joe Knight stopped Natie Brown in Jacksonville. Corn Griffin knocked out Serry Pavelec in Palm Beach. Traci Cox outpointed Harry Dublinsky in Indianapolis. Mickey Cohen was knocked out by Denver Nerto in Denver. Westley Ketchett outpointed Ace Nude in Los Angeles.
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Art Lasky
Joe Seksra
Buck Everett
Gars Ind
Dick Daniels
Jacksonville
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Joe Knight
Cairo Ga
Natie Brown
San Francisco
Indianapolis
Traci Cox
Wrestling Results from Associated Press
In Haven Connecticut Pat McLary and TM Treland defeated George Manish in a 206 weight class. In Baltimore Jim Lendne and Greece defeated George McLeod in the 246 pound division.
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Greece
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Burton
Little Nineteen Loop May Be Reorganized
Bloomington Jr UP reports the Little Nineteen conference may reorganize at its annual Chicago meeting. Five normal colleges De Kalb Malcomb Carbondale State Charleston may be asked to withdraw. Other schools could also withdraw to form an eight to ten school stronger denominational league.
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Fred Muir
Winness Wesleyan
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Charleston
Sonnenberg to Meet Zbyszko in Cedar Rapids Dec 8
Promoter Fryrear announces a finish match at the coliseum on Thursday December 8 pairing ex heavyweight champ Sonnenberg "Dynamite Gus" with Karel Zbyszko. George Mack appears in a prelim wrestling bout and Eddie Denson seeks a six round foe as Cedar Rapids expects a strong advance sale.
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Navy Backers Will Be Sorry Saturday
United Press dates an Army Navy game preview arguing Army will beat Navy by two to three touchdowns. The piece notes Notre Dame’s big win over Army exposes Navy underestimation, citing bookies and analyst Hank Anderson’s underdog psychology and Army’s deeper experience.
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United Press
New York
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Marquette Cagers Schedule Dec to March
Marquette High School basketball practice looks strong under Coach Helliot. The team, featuring six footers and hustlers, will play Monona on December 9 and a series of games through March 3 including Guttenberg Prairie du Chien McGregor Parmer shore and Elkader county tourney.
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Gece
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Parmershure
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Don Miller To Quit As Ohio State Coach
Don Miller, backfield coach at Ohio State since 1929, said he will submit his resignation to university authorities Wednesday. The former Notre Dame star known as a Four Horsemen member did not explain his reasons and denied immediate plans, including a potential head coach role at John Carroll University in Cleveland.
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