Return Of Star Tackle Boosts Columbia Hopes For Bowl Game
Columbia readies for a New Year’s Day bowl bid as star tackle joins the squad. Coach Jim Little says practice resumes Tuesday with the Lions refining a versatile offense blending Warner and Rockne systems. Captain Clif Montgomery handles ball duties as Al Barabas drives quick opening plays.
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Dodgers Purchase Craghead And Send Hurler To Seattle
Dodgers acquire Craghead and ship pitcher to Seattle in a move noted by local sports desk. Trade details and team impact remain under brief discussion as fans await official confirmations.
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Baldwin Cage Team Opens Season With Doubleheader Victory
Baldwin cagers win both games in a doubleheader to start the season. Openers hint at a strong campaign as team and fans celebrate early success.
Athletics Chief Holds Detroit Trade Talks for Cochrane
Philadelphia manager Connie Mack moves toward a deal to send catcher Mickey Cochrane to Detroit with a Chicago announcement expected next week. A hitch remains over replacing Johnny Hayworth with Johnny Pasch, while another potential trade would ship George Walberg and Max Bishop to Boston for Bob Kline Hal Wastler and cash.
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Yale Man Says Penn Columbia To Clean House
Yale athletic official Malcolm Farmer announces Yale will drop opponents seen as too attractive and schedulePennsylvania and Columbia next fall to rival Yale style play. He says the move aims to improve discipline and training under the Yale tradition, with practices starting in September under the Princeton Harvard agreement.
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College headlines on recent basketball results
In a roundup of games, Chicago Chicago The Wolverines beat the Wolverines. York outpaced Watson. Texas Houston and Oklahoma led by noted players. Louisville and St Louis delivered strong showings. Philadelphia posted a win as teams clash in a busy slate of scores.
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Saunders and Rivers Face Ten Round Boxing Showdown
A Prince from Chicago known as Saunders and Joe Rivers meet in a ten round feature at the American Legion arena. The Prince has beaten many top fighters but Rivers defeated him in Eau Claire last spring. Boxing’s revival draws public interest and tickets range from 40 cents to 110 dollars including tax.
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Michigan Starts 1923-24 Season with 24 11 Loss to Western State
Kalamazoo Mich Western State Teachers overwhelmed Michigan 24 to 11 in the season opener. The Wolverines offense stalled against tight-guarding defense as they managed only three field goals. Box score details follow.
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Vinton High Football Honors Program Draws Dr Lauer
In Vinton Iowa the local high school football squad was celebrated at a Lincoln High gym program. Coach Dr Lauer from the State University of Iowa spoke urging continued extracurriculars and funds redirected to school relief work. The event recognized team members and awarded plaques.
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The Right Way to Play Golf
A 1933 article outlines mental approaches to golf discipline. It stresses forming strong mental pictures of ideal performance. Readers are urged to set standards and practice habits based on observed success by others.
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Columbia Scribes Moved by Bid to Rose Bowl
New York sports writers reacted to Columbia University's selection to represent the cast against Stanford in the Rose Bowl. Columnists praised and mocked the pick, with poets and jokers weighing in on Columbia's chances and coaching leader Lou Little.
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Canzoneri Stops Payne In Cleveland Boxing Show
In Cleveland Public Hall last night the four favorites won their bouts led by Kid Chocolate and Tony Canzoneri. Canzoneri stopped Cecil Payne of Louisville in the fifth round with a solid right cross. Chocolate defeated Frankie Wallace in a non title featherweight clash. Teddy Yaresz and Lew Feldman also posted victories before nearly 9,000 fans.
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Stewart To Preside At Iowa Grid Dinner
Jay Walter L. Stewart of Des Moines longtime Hawkeye athlete and alumnus will be toastmaster at a December 12Grid Dinner in Iowa City honoring the Iowa varsity and freshman football squads. Stewart starred in football basketball and baseball for the University of Iowa from 1907 to 1910 and served as Hawkeye captain in basketball and baseball.
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Princeton Denies Post Season Tilt With Wolves
Princeton officials deny rumors of a post season game with Michigan. They state they will not play Michigan or anyone else this season, asserting the last word on the subject.
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Wrestling results roundup across cities by AP
In New York Jim Browning defeated Samms Stelty ous after two falls to one. Detroit saw Stekle Nichols defeat Wild Brooks. Camden reported Meesch defeating Grubmiers with Ta Boesch securing a single fall.
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Lions Faced With Tough East West Bowl Balance
The column notes Columbia University’s small football squad and doubts about facing Stanford in the Rose Bowl. It contrasts Columbia’s 7 wins and losses against major teams, cites Ohio State and Michigan score disparities, and argues Stanford may prove stronger. It also covers upcoming MLB trades and Leo Fischer’s all-Big Ten picks with Jay Berwanger highlighted.
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Wisconsin Beats Ripon 47 18 In Season Opener
Wisconsin opened its basketball season with a 47 to 18 victory over Ripon in Madison. The Badgers led early and dominated, with coach Meriwell rotating extensively, especially using sophomores.
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Carleton Defeats Simpson For 55th Straight Home Win
Carleton College sped to a large early lead and beat Simpson College 39 to 15 in Northfield. The Owls led 28 to 5 at halftime and extended their home winning streak to 55 games. Captain Chet Rausch scored 15 points, with six FGs and three free throws. Baumann added 11.
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Panthers Prep for Iowa City Opener Amid Injuries
Grant Panthers charge into the season with a short week to swap goal posts for baskets as they prepare for a Friday opener at Iowa City. Holmes centers the team with Klumpar at forward while Brousard and Snyder nurse injuries. Dvorak to replace Holmes will gradu ate in January.
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Notre Dame Routs Kalamazoo Quint In Opener
Notre Dame led 16 to 9 at halftime and rolled past Kalamazoo College 30 to 22 in Monday night action at South Bend. Acting captain Joe Voegel scored 16 points for the Irish, who extended their winning streak to 12 games dating from last season’s final 11 contests. Ed Krause, a football captain, observed in street clothes after arriving from New York.
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Schmeling and Loughran Set to Meet in January Bout
New York dispatch reports managers Joe Jacobs and Joe Smith agreed to stage Schmeling vs Loughran on or about Jan 31 either in New York or Atlantic City with Jack Dempsey promoting. The winner to fight Max Baer in San Francisco in February. Schmeling to depart Germany on December 26.
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Infield fielding gains marked 1933 National League season
Official figures show improved fielding across NL in 1933 with leaders in each position posting higher averages than 1932 except shortstop. Cubs stars Charlie Grimm Elwood English and Leo Durocher headline infield. Giants Hughie Crutz and outfielders also notable. Cubs Lonnie Warnecke and Willie Herman set records. Cardinals Jimmy Wilson posted 18 putouts in one game.
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Saint Mary's and Santa Clara End 37 Year Football Rivalry
San Francisco AP report says St. Mary's college and the University of Santa Clara severed athletic relations for the second time in 37 years after their annual ironical contest drew 57 000 fans and ended in a 6 6 tie. A trustee meeting December 10 will decide final action with a possible game against Boston College suggested and St. Mary’s planning an out of town game on November 3 next year.
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Pro League Play-Off Likely In Chicago
The post season playoff for the national pro title between the Chicago Bears and the New York Giants will be at Wrigley Field in Chicago. If the Bears beat or tie the Packers on Sunday, December 17, the higher season winning percentage team chooses the site. The Bears are 9 2 1, the Giants 10 3.
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Greenleaf Opens Cup Tourney With Big Win
The 1933 world pocket billiards tournament moved forward in Chicago as defending champion Ralph Greenleaf of New York defeated Charles Seaback of Astoria 125 to 62 in 27 innings. Tuesday's slate features George Kelly of Philadelphia against Andrew Ponzi, Willie Moscon versus Erwin Rudolph, and Jimmy Caras against Pasquale Natalie.
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Northwestern Tops Bradley Tech 40 19 in Season Opener
Northwestern, co holder of the 1932-33 Big Ten title with Ohio State, opened the season with a 40 to 19 victory over Bradley Tech of Peoria. The Wildcats dominated at both ends and held Bradley without a field goal in the first half. Jed led the way as Northwestern used its size and depth.
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Local SoRols Stage Iowa City Gym Exhibition
The Cedar Rapids SoRols join the University of Iowa Hawkeye gym squad for the first field house exhibition in Iowa City this Saturday night. The 31 member Bohemian group will display European gymnastics with vaulting, plus a fencing demonstration by six women. Rudolph Bolte of Davenport leads the town’s troupe with coach Albert Baumgartner.
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Iowa Grid Captain To Be Named Wednesday
The University of Iowa will elect its 1934 football captain after a banquet for the Hawkeye squad hosted by President and Mrs. Walter A. Jessup on Wednesday. Eligible candidates include four juniors from the 1933 team: Bernie Page, Fred Radloff, Russ Fisher, and Jerry Foster, with the winner chosen by the Iowa major jetter men following the dinner.
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Gelding Zombro Wins at Charlestown for $590 Payout
Zombro a three year old Tryster Gelding from J. J. Kelly won Tuesday's second race at Charlestown, returning $590 on a $2 straight bet. Zombro led from the start with 6 furlongs to go, while Zombra paid $113.20 for place and $31.80 for show. Wackey, the 1 to 2 favorite, trailed behind the field.
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