National League Votes Against Radio Broadcasts on Season Games
Five of eight National League owners oppose broadcasting games during the regular season with Boston Brooklyn and Chicago undecided. Heydler reelected NL president for four years. Player limit remains 23, with squads cut by May 15, and joint league meeting to decide final policy.
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Wiliam Harndges
Drake Cagers Lose to Hawkeyes 32 11 in Des Moines
Iowa’s Hawkeyes defeated Drake 32 to 11 in Des Moines after leading 21–0 in the first half. Bastian led scoring with 13, Moffitt added 10, and Blackmer 9 as Drake’s offense struggled from the start in a Big Ten showing at the Drake Field House.
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Kohawk Snipers Gunning For State Title
A fragmented OCR text outlines Kohawk Snipers aiming for a state teachers title with scattered phrases about teams, players, and events. The readable bits reference basketball style banners and possible matchups but lack clear dates or outcomes.
Georgia Tech Heads for Coast Battle in California
Georgia Tech brings 52 players to Memorial Stadium in Berkeley for a football practice trip the team aims to translate into a strong showing against California. Coach Alexander notes a cautious mood as winter travel and snow hindered workouts but vows a tough preparation as the Yellow Jackets face the Golden Bears.
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Green Bay to Meet Pacific All Stars in Charity Game
Green Bay Packers accept a Knights of Columbus charity game invitation to play the Pacific coast all stars at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco on Sunday January 22. Coach Lambeau announced. Before San Francisco the Packers will play two games in Honolulu against the University of Hawaii on Christmas day and the Honolulu Townies on New Year’s day. Players leave Green Bay for Los Angeles tomorrow and sail Friday.
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Golf Association To Aid Destitute Members
The Golf Association announces a relief effort to assist destitute members amid financial strain. Details outline eligibility and support avenues, with emphasis on regional chapters coordinating donation drives and aid programs for affected golfers.
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Golf Association
Missouri Books Eight Grid Dates For 1933
Fragmented OCR text notes eight grid dates for Missouri in 1933 with scattered names and locations. No clear events or outcomes are legible. the piece appears to be a sports or schedule note with incomplete lines and broken entities.
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Missouri Books
Resumption of Iowa Iowa State Football Ties Spark Debate
University of Iowa alumnus Earl G K Thompson questions reviving football relations with Iowa State. Cedar Rapids baseball official warns old jealousies may revive while others predict greater crowds if Iowa faces tougher Big Ten opponents. Valley league plans and franchise outlook dominate January discussions.
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Stagg Ends Ties With Chicago Open to New Jobs
Amos Alonzo Stagg, the famed football figure, resigns as Chicago ties by declining the chairman post. He seeks ongoing coaching work at institutions such as College of the Pacific while other opportunities surface.
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Amos Alonzo
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Robert Maynard Hutchins
College of the Pacific
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Knitters and Oilers Win In City Hockey League
The Knitters defeat Troy Laundry 7 to 2 while the Oilers beat Drew Sport 4 to 2 at the municipal rink. Conan MecGiegor netted four goals for the Knitters, with Bo Avodevoch scoring twice and Mo Givinnant adding one.
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Boxing Card Aims for Upsets Across Cities
Results show Davidson of New York outpointing Detaner of Seattle while Rosenbers wins on points in New York. Lerman also dominates, and Salas of New York defeats Jarrell of Indiana, with several bouts halted or went the distance in Philadelphia and nearby venues.
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Earl Whitehill May Be Traded Off By Detroit Tigers
New York reports say Detroit manager Bucky Harris is willing to trade Earl Whitehill if equivalent value players are received. Interest reportedly from the St Louis Browns and Chicago White Sox. Whitehill known as a premier southpaw.
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Waner Brothers Get Raised Contracts for Next Season
Paul and Lloyd Waner of the Pittsburgh Pirates have signed 1933 contracts with pay raises. The exact amounts were not disclosed, but both brothers will earn more than last year.
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Newhall Freshmen Beat Norway on Local Floor
Newhall freshmen defeated Norway 30 5 on Friday on the local floor. The high school game was close and went to overtime with Newhall winning by one point after a 27 27 tie. Gardeman led Norway with seven field goals while Vig made a late free throw for the Norway guard.
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Lost Nation Clippers Sweep Delmar In Twin Games
Lost Nation earned two basketball wins over Delmar on Friday night. The high school first team won 23 to 11, and the junior team captured a 13 to 8 victory. The Delmar grade school boys beat Lost Nation 6 to 4 in the separate matchup.
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Ace Hudkins Fined for Driving While Drunk in Fresno
Ace Hudkins, former Nebraska contender in welterweight and middleweight boxing, was convicted in superior court Fresno of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and sentenced to a $400 fine, which he paid.
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Grant and Vinton in Cage Skirmish This Week
Mississippi Valley conference basketball action spreads across Davenport Clinton Dubuque and Cedar Rapids with Grant Vinton Washington East Waterloo Iowa City and East Waterloo on the schedule. Davenport opens Tuesday at East Moline Illinois while Dubuque last year’s champions reel off a 46 24 win over Washington.
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Immaculate Conception Grinds Down Sacred Heart Waterloo 28-12
Immaculate Conception Greyhounds routed Sacred Heart Waterloo 28-12 on Monday. Guards Dickson and Morehead led the Blue and White in a strong first half, with tight defense limiting Waterloo to a single free throw in the final two quarters.
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Dana Named Supervisor of Football Officials in PCC
Herbert Dana, former Nebraska star, was appointed supervisor of football officials for the Pacific Coast Conference. The position, part time with nominal pay, aims to arrange assignments and oversight of referees. Announcement came from all ten conference members during a unanimous vote. Dana plans to present appointment details at the June 2 and 3 Spokane meeting. he will not be eligible to officiate after January 2.
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C R Logan
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Logan
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Herbert Dana
University of Nebraska
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Spokane
Reformatory Eleven Unbeaten This Season
The Referitory eleven completed the season undefeated for the fifth straight year under coach Jack Meyers. They amassed 121 points while allowing few, with wins over Belle Plaine 12 0 Marion 17 0 Dyersville 25 0 Cascade 14 0 and Des Moines Bull Dogs 12 0. Cape Romain Lighthouse, longtime on the South Carolina coast, has stood for over six decades.
Babe Didrikson Suspended from Amateur Competition
The Southern Amateur Athletic Union upheld a suspension on Babe Didrikson for allegedly endorsing an automobile advertisement. The committee said she failed to prove she did not endorse the ad, leaving reversal possible if she later provides evidence that the manufacturer used the endorsement without permission.
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Mildred
Babe) Didrikson
Texas
Southern Amateur Athletic Union
Lawrence di Benedetto
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Joseph Dresner
Claude Simons
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American league clubs plot to curb Yankees dominance
Detroit manager Bucky Harris leads a push among seven AL clubs to limit player rosters to 20 to blunt the Yankees. He argues a 20 man limit would force strategic cuts and boost weaker teams and the minor leagues, challenging the champs next season.
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Elkader Cagers Open Season With Two Wins Over Lamont
Elkader junior high won 12 to 3 and the Elkader high school squad edged Lamont 26 to 24 after two overtimes. Winthrop boys fell 28 to 22 at Manchester. Manchester junior high won 19 to 11 in curtain opener. Edgewood topped wrestling dual at Lamont 26 to 18 for first conference meet.
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Iowa University to Host Prep Track Meet April First
Iowa City prepares to host the state indoor track and field championships at the university field house on April first. Coach George T Bresnahan details a 14 event program for the annual meet sanctioned by the Iowa High School Athletic Association with Fairfield High School the defending champion.
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Earlville Night Hawks Defeat Dubuque Five
The Earlville Night Hawks defeated the Dubuque Casinos 19 to 13 in Dubuque on Saturday evening. The Night Hawks remain undefeated for the season.
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Babe Didrikson May Sue Dodge Over Ad Use
Mildred Babe Didrikson, once barred from amateur status by the Amateur Athletic Union over a name use in an automobile ad, may sue the Dodge Motor Company. Her coach M J McCombs, an employee of a Dallas insurance firm that sponsors her, says he will ensure the action if she pursues it.
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Babe) Didrikson
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Iowa grid card complete except one non conference game
The University of Iowa 1933 football schedule is nearly set with five Western Conference games and a clash against Nebraska pending site decision. Remaining non conference game likely Sept 30 before the Northwestern opener, with Oct 7 Northwestern at Evanston and Oct 21 Wisconsin at Iowa City alongside No 4 Iowa State at Iowa City. The slate also includes Oct 28 Minnesota at Minneapolis Nov 11 Michigan at Ann Arbor Nov 18 Purdue at Lafayette and Nov 25 Nebraska site undecided.
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Monticello Basketmen Win Fourth Straight
Sacred Heart high school beat Cascade St Martin's 27 to 17 to extend its unbeaten streak. O Rourke led Monticello with 14 points while Lane of St Martin's scored 8. Remaining schedule lists games through February with dates and opponents.
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Monticello Dominates Wyoming in Friday Games
The Monticello high school boys basketball team defeated the Wyoming squad 38 to 13 in Monticello Friday. The Monticello junior high team beat Wyoming juniors 22 to 3. The Sunday Gazette reports Monticello lost both games to Wyoming teams.
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