Babe Didrikson Banned As Amateur At AAU Disqualification
EW YORK UP Mildred Babe Didrikson of Dallas has disqualified herself as an amateur after a photograph used in an automobile advertisement appeared with her name. AAU secretary Daniel Ferris announced the action. Didrikson denies authorizing the promo and plans to pursue legal recourse. Coach Andy Kerr of Colgate said he would consider Stanford coaching interest, pending formal talks.
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Babe) Didrikson
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Sarazen Bows Out Of San Francisco Golf Meet
Gene Sarazen, the golfing ace, will not compete in the national match play and open championship in San Francisco this week. He wired that he cannot leave Miami for at least a month, as qualifiers begin Wednesday. Will: Willie Codein and Johnny McHuck shot 70 in practice rounds.
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Baseball heads attack problems at annual association meeting
The true organizing theme of the American association convention is cost cutting to revive baseball. Proposals include scaled salaries for Class AA to D leagues, player limits, and renewed efforts to rehab failed leagues. Major leaguers are present as the market shifts, with fear of losing jobs and a push to rethink employment.
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American Association
Frida
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Auburn Soto
Piayer Market Fryetounds
Wheatland Boys Edge Bennett. Girls Fall Narrowly
Wheatland boys defeated Bennett 22 to 18 on Friday at Bennett. The Wheatland girls also lost to Bennett 21 to 15 in a separate game.
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Center Point Opens Season Against Palo Five
Center Point Merchants start basketball season with a game on Palo’s floor at Harts Brookman Center Point manager targets additional games and plans a tougher schedule.
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Prep Fives Start Campaign Friday
The article discusses five players forming a starting lineup approach for a local basketball season. It notes forward positions and defensive strength, highlighting key players like Dvorak and Kampar and the coaches’ plan to boost offense with guards and forwards.
Metcalf Passes on Stagg Reappointment at Chicago
AMES In UP report Metcalf, new director of University of Chicago athletics, says he will not reappoint Amos Alonzo Stagg as football coach next season. He plans to select a successor by February and is reviewing applications, with George Veenker among potential candidates.
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Parochial High Basketmen Open Cage Campaign
Parochial basketball opens with St Patricks St Wenceslaus and the Immaculate Conception facing early season action. St Marys Iowa City and St Wenceslaus meet in key early games as coaches plan lineups and fast play to start the season.
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Evenimer
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Big Six Conference Holds Two Day Confab
The annual two day session of Big Six conference athletic directors and coaches opens Monday in Kansas City with a meeting of faculty representatives planned for Tuesday. Discussions will cover possible curtailment of sports broadcasting issues and scheduling of 1933 contests.
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Mo Tins
Big Six Conference
Lowden Independents Triumph In 19 18 Over Calamus
Lowden Independents edged Calamus 19 to 18 in a Friday game with a 9 9 halftime score in Calamus. Wiebe sunk the decisive free throw in the overtime period to lift Lowden to victory at Mount Verne on December 8.
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Red Peppers Hot Sport Chatter in Columbus and Beyond
Column notes pay cuts for major league players discussed by Branch Rickey in Columbus. Mentions proposed salary slashes and reactions from the St. Louis Cardinals and other figures. Includes a reflective aside on who among the top earners in baseball might be.
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Wackens Meade Fio Plein
Denver Club Holds Line in Western League Fray
Western league action left Tulsa and Oklahoma City wary of switching to the Texas league as Denver’s Milt Ansenger defended his franchise. Pueblo’s proxy vote kept the league intact, with Gear confirming no immediate changes and plans to schedule the next season.
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Oklahoma City
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Dale Gear
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Greenleaf Begins Defending World's Pool Championship
The 1932 world pocket billiard championship opens Monday night with defending champion Ralph Greenleaf of Philadelphia facing Jim Mills of San Jose. Other entrants include Junny Caras, Pasquale Natalie Chicato, Walter Franklin, Andrew Ponzi, Erwin Rudolph, Bennie Allen, Frank Taberski, and George Kelly. The tournament runs 18 days. winner earns a diamond medal and 5900 dollars, with 2800 to the runner-up.
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Ralph Greenleaf
Philadelphia
Jimiy Mills
San Jose
Caras
Wilmington
Del + Pasquale
Natalie Chicato
Walter Franklin
Kansas City
Andrew Ponzi
Erwin Rudolph Cleveland
Bennie Allen
Frank Taberski
Schenectady
George Kelly
Hickey Re-Elected President of American Association
Thomas Jefferson Hickey, founder and longtime president, was re elected for another year at the first annual meeting of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues in Columbus. He has led the American Association for twenty years as club owners gathered for the event.
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Northwestern and Michigan Open 1932-33 Season
Northwestern faces Bradley Tech at Franston and Michigan meets Western State Teachers at Ann Arbor in non conference college basketball openers. The Big Ten teams start the season Monday with regional battles.
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Ann Arbor
Omaha Stars Face Cedar Rapids Y in Saturday Water Carnival
Omaha Technical High School’s undefeated swimming team with 115 wins in eight years hosts Cedar Rapids YMCA swimming champions in a Saturday 8 p.m. meet at the U. pool. A water carnival will accompany the event.
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Jablonsky Named Army Captain for Next Season
Harry Jablonsky was elected unanimously to captain the Army football team for next season. The right guard and iron man of the squad stands 5 feet 11, weighs 183 pounds, and is 23 from Clayton Missouri. Cadet William Stone of St Louis was elected manager of next year’s squad.
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William S. Stone
Stanislaus Zbyszko to accompany Karel in strong wrestling card
Karel Zbyszko brings veteran Stanislaus Zbyszko to accompany him for a Sonnenberg bout night at the arena. The card also features George Mack the Boston Cave Man facing Pete Showers of St Louis and a six round Denson Calvert match with Calvert aiming to upset the local favorite. Attendance is expected high as the Coliseum hosts its largest crowd in two years.
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George Mack
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Pete Showers
St Louis
Mack
Eddie Denson
Ray Calvert
Waterloo
Denson
Lawrence Anderson
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Green Bay Dethroned as Pro Football Champs
Portsmouth Spartans defeated Green Bay 19-0 to end the Packers' 1929 30 31 NPFL title run. Chicago Bears beat the New York Giants 6-0 as both chase the championship with next week's Bears versus Portsmouth showdown.
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Clark Called Greatest Gridder In Ten Years
Chicago dispatch notes Earl Dutch Clark of Pueblo as the writer's top football player of the last decade. The column lists other legends such as Cole Nevers Grange Friedman Cagle Blood as possible peers, reflecting a broad debate on greatness in football history.
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Dutch) Clark
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Two Golf Swing Faults and Dutch Clark Football Star
A golf instructor notes two common mis-swing faults: the club returning too quickly to the ball and the left arm drifting from the body in the down swing. The piece also profiles Dutch Clark, Portsmouth’s football star, praising his relaxed style, leadership, and versatility, and compares him to Ernie Nevers as a versatile, influential player.
Veteran Coach Glenn Warner Leaves Stanford for Temple
Glen Scobey Warner, veteran Pop Warner coach, resigns after eleven seasons as Stanford head coach and accepts a contract to take charge at Temple University. He cites dissatisfaction and a growing eastern program and compares Temple to Carlisle and Pitt in career moves.
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Notre Dame heads to California for USC game
Notre Dame's 35 player football squad departs Chicago for Los Angeles to face the Trojans with several influenza cases easing. Key lineman Joe Kurth Jack Robinson and Steve Banns are listed among travel roster, with Dick Davis replacing Frank Canale due to injury.
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Coe Iowa State Clash Tops Opening Iowa Cage Week
Des Moines reports a busy college basketball week with ten major games. Key matchups include Coe at Iowa State in Ames, Grinnell vs Minnesota in Minneapolis, and Morningside hosting Western Union in LeMars to start conference play.
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Glenn Warner Offered Temple Head Football Coach
Glenn S. Warner known as Pop Warner has been offered Temple University the post of head football coach for five years with a salary of 15000 dollars annually plus maintenance. Temple officials await his acceptance or rejection as president Dr Charles E. Beary confirms no definite engagement. The football committee members corroborate that Warner has been tendered the position.
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Glenn “Pop” Warner
Leland Stanford University
Temple University
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Charles E. Beary
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Glenn S. Warner
Webster And Keswick Exchange Victories
Webster high school opened at home with the first team losing 21 17 to Keswick and the second team winning 12 to 8 for Webster.
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Thornburg High Takes Pair of Wins Over Gibson High
Thornburg high school defeated Gibson high in two basketball games Friday night. In game one Thornburg led 19 to 14 over Gibson and in game two Thornburg won 17 to 9.
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