Columbia to Meet Stanford in Rose Bowl Selection
Columbia University accepted an invitation to play Stanford in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day in Pasadena. Stanford, as western representative, selected Columbia’s eastern opponent, with Princeton’s loss and Duke, Nebraska also considered. Rose Bowl history noted, and the announcement cited by Stanford’s Al Masters.
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Tiny) Thornhill
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Texas Christian
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Bears
Rose Bowl Classic Record and 1901–1933 History
New York report outlines the Tournament of Roses Rose Bowl history from 1901 to 1933, noting Michigan, Stanford, and others, with a list of game results and a Columbia football season summary including team statistics and opponents. It highlights Rose Bowl as a national-leaning invitational and provides scattered records and standings.
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Willie Heston
Stanford
Glenn (Pay) Warner
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Knute Rockne
Ernie Nevers
Four Horsemen
Alahams
Pitt
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Pasadena
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Big Ven Quintets Battle In Ten-Game Week
Ten Western conference basketball games line up for the week as top talents face strong opposition. Teams like Northwest and Midtaday, Wis copsan Ww, and Chicago area clubs start Monday with pivotal matchups and continued clashes through the week.
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Chicago
Midtaday
Wiscopsan
Indiara
Santa Clara Breaks Off Relations With St. Mary's
The Santa Clara president acted on Father Lyons's recommendation to end ties with St. Mary's. Officials cited ongoing disagreements and noted Monday discussions at the college.
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St. Mary’s
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Ceara
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St Mars
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Father Lyons
Klein Dominates NL In 1933 Batting Honors
Charles Klein traded to the Chicago Cubs tops NL in 1933 with a .368 batting average over 152 games. He also led in hits 223, total bases 365, doubles 44, and home runs 28, adding to a string of record achievements. Virgil Davis ran a distant second at .349 as the Giants and Pirates follow with strong seasons and other leaders noted in batting, hits, and bases.
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Charles
Chuck) Klein
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Klein
Bill Terry
Virgil Davis
St. Louis Cardinals
Davis
Tony Pict
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Wes Schulmerich
John L. (Pepper) Martin
Cardinals
Floyd Vaughan Brillant
Paul Waner
Pirates
Ruis
Martin
Frankie French
Cardinal Manaver
Chick Fulhs
Ann
Berger
Walter Beteer
Boston Braves
Cros Suhra
Obaibe
Philadelphia Nationals
Burt Shotton
Lee
Whitney
Boston
Phils
Chuck Klein
Cubs
Jimny Wilson
Shotton
Wilson
Winter Haven
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Baldwin High Loses Twin Bill To Onslow
Baldwin High drops a back to back games to Onslow, with a 2 46 loss in the second contest. The match features crowded stands and forward play as Onslow edges Baldwin for the win.
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Baldwin High
Bill
Onslow
Earlville Night Hawks Split Doubleheader
Earlville Night Hawks won and lost in a doubleheader against Farville and Deell Independent teams. In game one Farville defeated Foworth 29 to 24, while in game two Earlville fell to Deell 34 to 19. The team set to play Deersville at Dyersville Thursday evening.
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Monticello Cagers Beaten By Alumni
The Alumni of the Sacred Heart school defeated the Monticello high school team 24 to 15 Friday evening at the school gymnasium.
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Monticfilo
Sacred Heart
Notre Dame Upsets Army Showed Team Spirit In Play
Notre Dame overcame a 12 point Army lead to win eleven point final surge. The Irish, previously erratic, capitalized on a fumble and a blocked punt to seize momentum and victory. Intermixed notes discuss Wes Ferrell trade rumors and Chick Meehan as a potential major program coach.
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Hank Anderson
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Yankee Stadium
Shute Wins World Golf Championship Cup in Dramatic Finish
Denny Shute British Open champion edged Johnny Goodman 2 up to capture the Col Henry L. Doherty gold cup on the final 36 holes. Goodman battled hard, but faulty putting and missed chances cost him as Sarazen presented the trophy.
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Denny Shute
Henry L. Doherty
Johnny Goodman
Gene Sarazen
Goodman
Shute
Omaha
Monona Girls Open Basketball Season Dec 8
Monona Iowa hosts Alumini girls in the opener on December 8 at Monona High School. Schedule includes December 18 Postville at Postville, January 12 Garnavllle at Monona, January 16 Edrewond at Monona, January 19 Guttenburg at Guttenburg, January 23 Harpers Ferry at Monona, January 26 Harpers Ferry at Harpers Ferry, February 2 Guttenburg at Monona, February 6 Waterville at Monona, February 13 Waterville at Waterville, February 16 Postville at Monona.
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Alumini Girls
Postville
Pastville
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Edrewond
Guttenburg
Guttenbure
Harpers Ferry
Waterville
Center Junction Teams Capture Double Header
Center Junction saw a split victory as the independent girls edged Oxford Junction 12 to 8 and the boys defeated Oxford Junction 16 to 13 in a tight Friday night doubleheader. Center Junction squads, led by persistent defense, earned the wins in a local matchup.
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Gazette Center
Cornell Banking on Soph Cagemen
Special to The Gazette from Mount Vernon Iowa reports Cornell coach Burt O Connor relies on sophomore players to boost the Purple basketball team after a poor last season. Only three lettermen return as the opener with Luther nears, with sophomore football standouts eyeing key guard and forward roles.
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Immaculate Conception Opens Season Against St Marys
Immaculate Conception basketball team under coach George Van Deusen opens the parochial high school season Tuesday night at home versus St Marys High of Town City. The Greyhounds rely on four veterans Ray Neary Don Dickson Bob Barnett and LaVerne Green while Omera Wagner OToole Fitzpatrick Schnoebelen Brems Mealy Wolfe Taylor and Collins compete for spots.
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van Deusen
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Greenleaf Defends Pocket Billiards Crown
Ralph Greenleaf the New York cue master begins his bid for another world pocket billiards title Monday night. He defends the crown held since 1919 against nine top challengers including former champions Erwin Rudolph Frank Taberski and Bennie Allen from Cleveland Schenectady Kansas City.
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Ralph Greenleaf
New York
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Cleveland
Frank Taberski
Schenectady
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Kansas City
Wellman Tops Keota In Ke-Wash Clash For Third Place
Wellman's Thanksgiving game win over Keota secured third place in the Ke-Wash standings. Wellman finished with a 600 percent in the conference race while Keota ended fourth with 400 percent.
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Keota
West Chester
Bears Giants Meet For Pro Grid Title
The Chicago Bears and New York Giants will meet in a December 17 national pro football championship playoff after clinching western and eastern titles with decisive wins. Bears beat Portsmouth 17-7, Giants routed Pittsburgh 27-3 as standings show Bear and Giant dominance across the league.
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Hewitt
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Mose Kelch
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Brooklyn
Boston
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Hawks Add Barko To Iowa State Game Lineup
Iowa City report says Hawkeyes beat Millikin 47 to 27 in opening contest, with coach Rollie Williams noting shooting and defense to improve. John Barko, Muscatine junior forward, ineligible for opener, yet cleared scholastically but awaiting grade.
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Gazette
Iowa City
James Millikin
Rollie Wiliams
University of Iowa
Iowa
Decatur
Iowa State
John Barko
Muscatine
Barko
North English High Arranges Schedule
North English high school announces its 1933 34 basketball schedule. The list includes games against Sirourney Parnell Webster Conroy Par nell South English Kinross Nutllersburg and a County tournament at Victor with sectional tournament on March 13.
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Marengo High to Lose Five Gridmen Next Year
Marengo High will lose five football players in the next season after a 6 3 record under coach Leon Samuelson. Key departures include Julian Bartusek at fullback and defensive tackle, with Vetta Kell also leaving. Other seniors cited are guards Mark Brown Bill Rowland and halfback Clyde Black. The season results included losses to Montezuma Toledo Brooklyn Grinnell Nevada and North English with several shutouts and close scores.
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Marengo
Leon Samuelson
Julian Bartusek
Vetta Kell
Mark Brown
Bill Rowland
Clyde Black
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Steourney
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Marenco
Belle Plaine
North English
Oxford Defeats Ely High Cagers 36 to 15
Oxford beat Ely high school basketball team 36 to 15 on the local floor Friday evening. Ely girls team won their game 15 to 4 on the same card.
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Ely
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