Iowa Sophomore Five Opens Season Against Bradley Tech
Iowa prepares for the 1932-33 basketball season opener against Bradley Tech of Peoria. Four sophomores start, with veterans in reserve for Coach Bowie Williams. Probable Iowa lineup includes guards Ben Selzer and Marshall Ricks, center Howard Bastian, and forwards John Grim and Ed Break Chiraca. The game features limited veteran presence but experienced depth from last season.
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University of Iowa
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Bradley Tech
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Cuards
Searra
Bawkeye
Howard
Wil Promisin
Farvara Pasion Waaie
Howard Bastian
Elgara
John Grim Yewa
Civ
Edward Break
Chiraca
Othe
Wil
Hal
Ben Selzer
Marshall Ricsert
Starric
Jowa
Tradier Trrh
Gernee Co. S.rpacs
Mace Ofsrra
Bert McGreue
Tom Crabbe Kausr
Coe Freshmen Report For Coach Moray Eby
Thirty five Coe college freshmen reported to Coach Moray Eby for the initial basketball practice Tuesday. The yearling squad is large and strong with former high school stars among the list. Eby will be assisted by members of the basketball theory class.
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Coe College
Moray Eby
Little Kohawk
Eby
Vincent Antle de Smet
S D
John Bigger
Pyeng Yang
Cleo Misel
West Liberty
Harold Mullinnix
Sigourney
George Nichols
Lawrence Petersen
Russell Pottinger
Peru
Walter Rath Coecgon
David Richeson
Oakland City
Ind
Donald Rohde
Nashua
Jesse
John Sarr
Donnellson
Vernon Stintzi Chester
Stuart van Dorn Waverly
Warren Buchan
James Carrithers
Ray Moss
Jo¢ Schneider
Elmer Keith William Knaack
Darrell Martin Wesley Stookey, and
Harold Waltermeier
Cedar Rapaids
Fields Returns with Knockout Win Amid Booing
Jackie Fields world welterweight champion returned after seven months away due to eye trouble and stopped Tommy Herman in the second round of a scheduled 10 round bout in San Francisco. Herman failed to beat the count after a solid right hook, drawing boos from the crowd as manager Dec Kearns was seen chatting with Herman before the first bell. Fields weighed 154 pounds.
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San Francisco Calif
Jackie Fields
Tommy Herman
Chicaro
Biddis
Herman
Dec Kearns
Hernan
Pields
Hermon
Washington Juniors Meet Ottumwa Five Friday
Washington Juniors prepare to host Ottumwa Five at the Otumwa Barer school gym in a Friday basketball matchup. The readable lines reference a league game and local teams with likely scoring notes.
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Washington
Ottumwa
Indoor Polo Stars Dominate As Guest Leads Scoring
The report highlights Winston Guest as the top scorer in an Indoor Polo event with ten goals, followed by Gerard Smith and Jam MM tied at eight. Stewart Iglehart and Jones, Michael P. are noted among top finishers. The piece mentions President Hoover and ties to Chinese government policy as broader context.
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Peti
Potg
Gerard Smith
Jam MM
Stewart Iglehart
Mtocinsaki Jones
Michael P
Rathborne
Sacksman Arested
Cen Poe
Purdue Leads 1854 Big Ten Schedule With Tough Conference Tests
The 1854 Big Ten slate features Purdue defending champion facing a demanding schedule including Minnesota Indiana Michigan Wisconsin and Illinois. The loop runs twelve conference games with key clashes in January February and March across Chicago Evanston Iowa City and Columbus.
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Iowa
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St Marys Faces Alabama Saturday In Coast Battle
San Francisco report previews the game between St Marys of Moraga and the University of Alabama. Coach Frank Thomas drills defense against overhead plays and Alabama practices forward passes. Angel Brovelli, St Marys back, is fit and ready to play.
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San Francisco
INS
Pacific Coast
St Marys of Moraga
University of Alabama Alabama
Frank Thomas
Alabama
St Mary's
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St Marys
Angel Brovelli
Wapsie Eight Teams In League Battles
Clarence hosts a league night with eight Wapsie teams in action. Wheatland faces Bennett in a top matchup as last year’s champions push for a spark with veteran returners.
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Clarence
Wheatland
Bennett
Lammers
Springdale
Mecanicsville
Ceemberhings
Lowdon
Calamus
Ipton
Stanwood
Grand Meane
Quasqueton Edges Winthrop 23 22 In Narrow Victory
Quasqueton defeated Winthrop 23 to 22 in a tight game. The scoring line shows a close back and forth with a late stand securing the win for Quasqueton.
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Quasqueton
Winthrop
Local Sport Roundup Mixed Results Favorites Shine
A jumble of names and teams appears in this condensed sports brief. Players from Dallas Milwaukee and Davenport feature among wins and losses as coaches shuffle lineups and strategies. Key bouts include close finishes and standout performances outlined in terse game notes.
Pitt Turns To Work For Rose Bowl Game
Pitt football players end a six day vacation to retrieve gear and begin Rose Bowl preparations. Coach Sutherland will take leave. Andy Gustafson will run drills as Pitt faces a pledged southern team in a charity tilt.
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Sutherland Wil
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Sarazen Prepares for Busy Campaign in 1933
American golf champion Sam Sarazen plans a winter campaign including a trip to England in April for singles matches against British rivals ahead of the Open Championship and Ryder Cup. Manager Ray McCarthy says Sarazen may also play in the Los Angeles and Agua Caliente opens depending on offers.
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API
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Sarazen
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England
Archie Compton
Dean Elected Captain Of Harvard For 1933
Cambridge Mass UP John H Dean of Cohasset was unanimously elected captain of Harvard's 1933 football team. The back, a strong punter and interferer, prepared at Phillips Exeter Academy. He stands six feet two inches tall and weighs 190 pounds.
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John H Dean
Cohasset
Harvard
Phillips Exeter Academy
Michigan Snubs Roses Bid as Pitt Lands Rose Bowl Invite
The piece argues Michigan was denied a Rose Bowl invitation, while Pittsburgh was chosen. It questions Big Ten unity and hints that rival schools and officials may have opposed Michigan, reflecting on Fielding Yost and Western conference dynamics amid a broader critique of boxing and sports ethics.
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Fielding Yost
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Aky
Arama
Big Train Johnson Farewell Banquet In Washington
Washington fans and dignitaries gathered to honor Walter Johnson at a farewell banquet as he leaves the Senators. Telegrams from President Hoover and former President Coolidge poured in while Johnson, out of work, reflected on a career as the club’s long time pitching ace and siege gun. He acknowledged the crowd and thanked Washington for the support during his tenure.
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Washingtons
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Hoover
Coolidge
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Washington Club
Joé Crown
Senators
Battalino Retires From Boxing Ring
Hartford based former world featherweight champion Battalino announces retirement from professional boxing. He won the title in 1929 by defeating Andre Routis and had defenses against Kid Chocolate Fidel La Barba Earl Mastro and Freddie Miller. He relinquished the title last January after failing to make weight for a defense against Lew Feldman.
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Andre Routis
Lew Feldman
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Earl Mastro
Freddie Miller
Grand Mound Edges Lowden 23 19 in Hard Fought Game
In Lowden a fast hard fought clash saw Grand Mound defeat Lowden High 23 to 19. Schneider led Lowden with 37 points while Schinter paced Grand Mound with 5 points.
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Sreda
Lowden
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Schinter
McGregor Splits With Harpers Ferry in School Basketball Doubleheader
McGregor junior high fell by 7 points while the McGregor senior high defeated Harpers Ferry 24 to 11 in a Tuesday night doubleheader at Harpers Ferry. The mixed results highlighted local school hoops action and the uneven performances across the junior and senior teams.
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Gregor McCgregor
Harpers Ferry
Harpers
McCgregor
Senior High
Sonnenberg Shaped Modern Wrestling with Showmanship
The Bostonian Sonnenberg revolutionized wrestling by using bruising flying tackles and body slams learned at Dartmouth. He brought showmanship to the sport, helping to revive interest as college athletes pursued wrestling careers and inspiring audiences with a modern, aggressive style.
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Eleven Teams Chase Fayette County Title in League
Special to The Gazette: Fayette county basketball league features eleven teams with Oran joining the ten from last year. Maynard swept Waucoma 18 8 and 21 18, Stanley beat Oran 37 21, Randaha defeated Oran 31 21. Current standings list Maynard 2 0, Stanley 1 1, Randaha 1 1, Arlington 0 0, Clermont 0 0, Fayette 0 0, Haureye 0 0, Oran 0 2, Waucoma 0 2 with multiple close records.
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Texas Christian Places Seven On Southwest Team
Texas Christian University dominates the 1932 Southwest Conference honorary team with seven of eleven spots selected by twenty three sports writers. UT and Baylor also receive multiple selections, and the TCU forward wall is noted for size and strength.
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Texas Christian
Dallas
Tex
Texas Christian University
University of Texas
Baylor
Southern Methodist University
Richard “Red” Oliver
Frank James
Madison Pruitt
Ben Boswell
Foster Howell
Johnny Vaught
Lon Evans
J. W. Townsend
Blanard Spearman
Bohn Hilliard
Harrison Stafford
Ernest Koy
Hanley Invites Ten To Play In East West Battle
Northwestern coach Dick Hanley said ten of the eleven Midwest players were invited to represent the East in the East West charity game in San Francisco on January 2. Andy Kerr will pick eleven players from the East to complete the squad. Read list of selected players and positions from Purdue Northwestern Notre Dame Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Illinois.
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Evanston
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Midwest
San Francisco
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Hanley
Moss
Purdue
Fenel
Earth
Notre Dame
Wells
Minnesota
Kabat
Wisconsin
Ochler
Newman
Michigan
Berry
Illinois
Rentner
Horstmann
Burnstein Ex Wildcat Star Dies at 23
Chicago report says Sid Burnstein former Northwestern halfback in 1929 1930 1931 died after a two day pneumonia illness. Burial set for Friday. He was 23.
Golf wrist action after shoulder turn in Horton lesson
Chester Horton explains reestablishing wrist action after the shoulder turn to allow natural club flow. He emphasizes keeping shoulders relaxed while steering arms and wrists through the backswing, with the hip retraction and chin alignment guiding the swing.
Odds On Army To Win Do Not Seem Right
International News Service reports 80 000 fans anticipate Army versus Navy with Army a 9 to 5 favorite though recent Notre Dame losses cloud the matchup Navy defense and punting strength could counter. Past results show close games and shifting expectations as both teams prepare to play.
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International News Service
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Navy
Notre Dame
Middies
Big Ten May Act On Post Season Rule
The Big Ten prepares to discuss a post season rule at its Chicago meeting after Southern California invited Pittsburgh to the Rose Bowl, potentially shaping whether Michigan or any Big Ten team appears in Pasadena. Concerns arise over a rule amendment to allow limited exceptions.
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Fielding H. Yost
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Northwestern Captain To Be Named At Saturday Banquet
Northwestern will elect its football captain and award letters at the Saturday night banquet at the Stevens hotel. Ollie Olson, a fullback, is among leading candidates. President Walter Dill Scott, Coach Dick Hanley and Athletic Director Tug Wilson will speak. About 1000 attenders expected.
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Walter Dill Scott
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