Uniform Salary Limits Adopted By Minor Leagues
The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues approved uniform salary limits for most leagues and strict penalties for violations. Class AA remains without a league wide cap as the Pacific Coast League, led by Charles H. Graham and J. H. Baerwald, fought off a convention salary limit. The International and American associations set $6,500 limits.
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National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Pacific Coast League
Charles H Graham
San Francisco
J. H Baerwald
Mission
International League
American Association
Iowa Conference Adopts New Salary Limits and Leadership
The Iowa Conference outlines salary caps for Class A to D clubs, with monthly payroll limits and penalties for violations. It also names Judge Bramham as National Association president, announces new league formations, and lists 1933 football schedules and conference officers.
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National Association
Tama High Mat Squad Fields Sixteen Wrestlers
Tama High announces sixteen aspirants under Coach Henry Janssen for the wrestling season. The squad includes 85 lb Dorac Merrit, 95 lb Caries Sm, 105 lb Irvin Harge, 113 lb Harold Stump, 125 lb George Miles, Carl Granger, 135 lb John Bredeges, 145 lb Marsin Harden, 155 lb Jester Ra, 165 lb Leorare Fres, among others as they prepare for the first meet at Grinnell Friday night.
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Tama. Ja
Tama High
Henry Janssen
Grinnell
Cas Dorac Merrit
Caries
Irvin Harge
Harold Stump
Creorge Miles
Carl Granger
Ranhae
Metre
John Bredeges
Heaard Price
Fox Marsin Harden
Robert Heeher Derac Squires
Jester
Ra Harry Harteei
Leorare Fres
Major League Trade Winds Stir Hidden Deals
Major league owners and managers forecast lively trading at the winter meetings in New York after touring a minor league conclave in Columbus. Most clubs seek upgrades with rookies from Newark and Beaumont showing in line for Detroit and Cleveland, while Yankees manager Joe McCarthy expects several minor league recruits but no major deals.
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Columbus
Ohio
New York
New York Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Russel van Atta
St Paul
Roy Schalk
Oklahoma City
Johnny Deshong
Sacramento
Don Brennan
Robert Rolfe
Fred Walker
Newark
Westerfield Sets Sights On Nebraska Clash In Y Meet
Dick Westerfield of Cedar Rapids, holder of the Midwestern AAU 220 yard backstroke record, meets Capt. Ham Anderson and the Nebraska 100 yard backstroke and 220 yard free style champion in the Omaha Tech Cedar Rapids Y meet at the Y M C A pool. Local fans back Westerfield as Cedar Rapids faces the Nebraska squad in a meet that could crown the top prep swimmers of Iowa and Nebraska.
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Ham” Anderson
Nebraska
Dick Westerfield
Cedar Rapids
Omaha Tech-Cedar Rapids
Y. M.C
Midwest
Council Bluffs
Western League In Danger Of Breaking Up
President Dale Gear acknowledged at the convention that the Western league may dissolve after Tulsa and Oklahoma City left to join the Texas league. Des Moines Pueblo Denver Wichita St Joseph and Topeka remain as officials seek two new clubs. A final decision could wait until a Denver meeting after the convention, with Lincoln Nebraska rumored as a possible entry yet an eighth team remains elusive.
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Bramham
Wiliam G Bramham
Durham
N. C
National Association
Mike Sexton
Rock Island II
Warren Giles
Rochester
Alvin Gardner
Texas League
Dale Gear
Western Association
Giles
Gardner
Gear
J H Farrell
Auburn NY
Galveston Tex
Columbus, O
INS
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Des Moines Pueblo
Denver Topeka
St Joseph
Denver
Lincoln
Neb
Chilean Fans Break Stadium in Santiago Fire Delays Game
In Santiago on Thursday angry fans burned sections of the stadium after a Colo Colo Audax Italiano championship decision. Police intervention prevented worse violence as benches were smashed and thirty more were injured. On Friday eighty fans with minor injuries were treated after a section collapsed.
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Santiago
Chile
Colo Colo
Audax Italiano
Loyola Hosts Catholic College Basketball
In Chicago Loyola University prepares to face Catholic University in a key early season matchup. The event highlights local college hoops as both teams seek momentum ahead of March play.
Big Ten Opens Practice Week With Strength Tests
Indiana edged Wabash by a point and faced Cincinnati while Iowa routed Bradley. Northwestern meets Marquette at Evanston and Michigan faces Michigan State at Ann Arbor. Other games include Lake Forest at Chicago, Bradley at Illinois, Ohio Wesleyan at Ohio State, and Grinnell at Minnesota.
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Chicago
Indiana
Iowa
Big Ten
Hoosiers
Wabash
University of Cincinnati
Bradley
Monmouth College
Northwestern
Michigan
Wildcats
Marquette
Evanston
Michigan State
Ann Arbor
Lake Forest
Ilinois
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio State
Grinnell
Minnesota
Sonnenberg Told To Pay For Ambulance Ride
Milwaukee physicians say wrestler Gus Sonnenberg should cover ambulance and medical costs after his Wednesday injury in a match with Don George. Sonnenberg received free ambulance service and treatment, while Dr Paul Currer urges payment to city and county to protect taxpayer funds and physicians’ fees.
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Milwaukee
Gus Sonnenberg
Sonnenberg
Don George
Paul M Currer
Milwaukee County Medical Society
Currer
Iowa State Teachers Win Outdoor Track Meet Title
Des Moines AP reports the Iowa State Teachers College of Cedar Falls won the outdoor track and field meet at the Iowa Conference athletic meeting. The Tutors will host the track events on May 16 and 20. Representatives discussed new basketball rules and spring sports schedules plus the 1933 football season.
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Cedar Fa
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Decorah
Upper Joxs
Columbia
Simpson
Indiana
Coe
St Marys
Cedar Falls
Luther
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Cedar Fals
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Fayette
Central
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Indianola
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Pella
Dubuane
Buena Vista
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Upper Iowa
Oskaloosa
Parsons Nat Pella Pleuque University
Beloit
Dubuque
Fairfield Imisht
Dubuaque U
Iowa State Teachers of
Iowa Conference
Georgia Tech Heads West for California Grid Clash
Georgia Tech football squad of 28 travels by train to Berkeley, California to face the University of California grid team on December 17.
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Ausarta Gaitins
Geoorgia ‘Jertis
Tagereowl
Shherkeley
Calif
University of California Grid
Unclear boxing results prompt confusion across cities
Fragmented OCR yields jumbled names and places with no clear fight outcomes. Names like Johnny Nalto Jackie Williams and others appear inconsistent. Unable to extract a coherent boxing event with dates or scores from the text.
Wrestling Results by Associated Press Toronto Meet
The report lists wrestling results from Toronto with multiple matches. Straneglerd Lewis of Los Angeles defeated Howard Canton in straight falls. Joe Mateewlez and Nick Lute fought to a draw in Camden New Jersey. Gino Garibaldi defeated Tom Marsin in two falls at Newark. Morelli of Boston beat Pat Frates in two of three falls in Rochester.
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Associated Tress
Toronto
Straneglerd Lewis
Los Aneetes
Howard Cantoneine
Iowa
Camden
Joe Mateewlez
Nick Lute
California
Gino Garibaldi
Tom Marsin
Okiahoma
Wiekyvs-Bartidpofa
Tom Marvin
Omaha
Morelli i
Roston
Pat Frates
Wenceslaus Five Laces Iowa City Quint 23 to 2
St Wenceslaus tops St Marys of Iowa City 23 to 2 in the opening Red Hawk schedule game. Moucha opened the scoring and the starting five all scored by halftime as Pisarik led a 17 to 0 third period surge while the defense contained Iowa City shooters. Berger was missing for St Marys but offered some attack notes despite the loss.
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St Wenceslaus
St. Mary’s
Iowa City
Red Hawk
Moucha
van Dusen
Pisarik
Wenceslaus
St Mary’s
Berger
Bohemians
Cornell Cagers Set for Waterloo Visit Sunday
Cornell's basketball team, in the Midwest conference race, prepares for a preseason game against the Waterloo Northlanders. Key players include Henke, Kaselow, Hickman injured, with Collis moving to forward and Anderson at center.
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Gazette
Mount Vernon
Cornell
Northlanders
Waterloo
Ben
Douglas
Dell Raymond
Purple
Paul Hickman
Gale Henke
Kaselow
Henke
Hickman
Col
Smith Runyan Are Defeated In Match Play Meet
In San Francisco Horton Smith Oak Park Ill loses to Ronnie Espinosa 2 and 1 while Paul Runyan falls to W J Schwartz one down White Plains NY loses to St Louis by one down The day noted four sets of brothers in the field with Espinosa Dutra Nevi among the leaders and Diegel narrowly dropping to Murray late in extra holes.
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San Francisco
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Ill
Ronnie Espinosa
Espinosa Clan
Paul Runyan
White Plains
W J. Schwartz
St Louis
Dick Fry
Olin Dutra
Espinosas
Dutras
Nevis
Smith
Espinosa
Runyan
Schwartz
Leo Diegel
Mike Murra
Wichita
Irish And Trojans To Continue Relations
USC and Notre Dame football series will continue with a 1934 game in Los Angeles and 1935 in South Bend after athletic directors Jess Harper and William Hunter signed the contracts. The teams had previously agreed to meet in South Bend next year. A North Pole observer is about 130 miles closer to the earth’s center than at the equator.
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Los Angeles
INS
University of Southern California
Notre Dame
Jess Harper
William Hunter
Ramblers
Trojans
South Bend
North Pole
Equator
Zbyszko Pins Burns in Acrobatic Match
Karel Zbyszko defeats Bobby Burns in straight falls while Gus Sonnenberg misses the show due to a dislocated shoulder. Sonnenberg’s injury follows a Milwaukee match with Don George, prompting a late notice to promoter Johnny Fryrear. The card features fast-paced aerial exchanges, a Mack vs Showers finish, and a four round bout Trimble vs Perrigo, with Calvert-Bittner and Robinson-Anderson also competing.
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Coliseum
Bobby Burns
Minneapolis
Karel Zbyszko
Sonnenberg
Don George
Milwaukee
Johnny Fryrear
George
Zbyszko
Burns
George Mack
Boston
Pete Showers
St. Louis
Mack
Giants
Young Trimble
Clyde Perrigo
Trimble
Calvert Shades Bittner
Ray Calvert
Waterloo
Roy Bittner
Burlington
Calvert
Sid Robinson
Oelwein
Gus Anderson
Moline
Robinson
Kenny Moore
Jack Kolar
Cedar Rapids
Alex Fidler
Trojans And Irish Defense In Air War At Los Angeles
USC prepared for a high stakes air battle with Notre Dame as coach Howard Jones expressed confidence in the team's mental readiness. The two programs extended their home and home series through 1935, amplifying expectations for a decisive aerial contest.
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Angeles
University of Southern California
Notre Dame
Howard Jones
Jones
Ramblers
South Bend
Tucson
Ariz
Hank Anderson
Trojan
Zachar Boland Named Columbia Co Captains For 1933
Albert Zachar of Cedar Rapids and Bill Boland of Freeport Illinois are named co captains of Columbia college football for 1933. Zachar plays tackle and Boland fullback. Zachar attended St Wenceslaus High School where he starred in football and basketball before joining Columbia.
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Albert Zachar
Cedar Rapids
Bill Boland
Freeport
Lll
Columbia College
Zachar
Boland
St. Wenceslaus High School
Columbia
Four Tie for Lead in World Pocket Billiards Championship
In New York four of ten players share the lead with 4–0 records in the world pocket billiards championship. Ralph Greenleaf defending champion, Pasquale Natalio of Chicago, James Caras of Wilmington Delaware, and Erwin Rudolph of Cleveland hold the top spot. Rudolph made a high run of 29 defeating George Kelly of Philadelphia 125 to 46 in 22 innings.
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INS
Ralph Greenleaf
Pasquale Natalie
Chicago
James Caras
Wilmington
Del
Erwin Rudolph
Cleveland
Rudolph
George Kelly
Philadelphia
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