Washington High Cagers Dominate Waverly 37 to 23
Washington high school from Cedar Rapids used strong inside play by Jakoubek and Magnusen to beat Waverly 37 to 23. Jakoubek and Magnusen each scored six field goals and Jakoubek added a single free throw for 15 points while Harden led Waverly with 15 points on five field goals and five free throws.
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Washington High
Waverly
Averly
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Jakoubek
Magnusen
Harden
Jakoubek Welres
Batas
Washington High School
FiPf
Masnusen
Starks
Kinch
Zooler
Olinson
Schultz
Odriauer
Olsen
Weires
1932 Football Season Highlights and Coaching Shifts
The 1932 season featured undefeated teams, coaching upheavals including Stagg's Chicago exit, Cavanaugh leaving Fordham, and Warner moving from Stanford to Temple. Notre Dame and others drew crowds, while new rules reduced injuries though attendance overall fell, with standout players across regions and updated conference standings noted.
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Matos Frenk Cavanaugh
Mayer
Stanford
Temple
Benny
Rikteen
Chovasa
Carmen
Ossie
Carnegie Tech
Jack Sutherland
Ines
Trojans
Rams
Michigan
Calvornia
Coste
Notre Dame
Purdue
Kansas
Nebraska
Pennsyl
Marion Nebraska Far Sights Perpetual Prohibition In Deeds
In Marion Nebraska a deed clause bars intoxicating liquors in any public resort or premises and triggers reversion of the property to original owners if violated. Billiard halls gambling tables and similar venues are banned. Marion Powell and Martin Nilsson, founders who laid out the town in 1901, aimed to keep the town dry near the Kansas line.
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Marion, Neb
Llp
Congress
Nebraska
Marion
Marion Powell
Lincoln
Martin Nilsson
Kansas
Kansas State Line
Bears Meet Fast Portsmouth Team For Pro Honors
Chicago faces Portsmouth Ohio Spartans in the national pro football title game indoors at Chicago Stadium. The indoor field length is shortened to eight yards, with about fifteen thousand expected spectators. Both teams finished with six wins and one defeat, the Bears heavier. Spartans rely on speed to overcome the size disadvantage. Portsmouth without all league quarterback Duton Chirk.
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Chicago Bears
Portsmouth
Ohio
Spartans
Pakers
Bears
Duton Chirk
Yanks Send Weaver Back To Newark Club
The New York Yankees released pitcher Jim Weaver to their International League farm club the Newark Bears. Weaver had been recalled at season end and had pitched for both the Yankees and the Orioles in 1931 before returning to Newark.
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Yanks
Weaver
Newark
New York
New York Yankees
Jim Weaver
Newark Bears
Baltimore Orioles
Yankees
Pittsburgh Downs Alumni Eleven 7 0 in Prep for Rose Bowl
University of Pittsburgh capped final home practice before traveling Sunday to Dallas for a Rose Bowl trip with 36 players. The varsity beat an alumni eleven 7 0 as Heinie Weisenbaugh hit 55 yards for the lone score in a 10 minute quarter game.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Pacific Coast
Dallas
Tex
University of Southern California
Pasadena
Grads
Southern California
Heinie Weisenbaugh
Weinstock
Jim Rooney
Panthers
Tucson
Ariz
Y. M. Swimmers Edge Newton 38 37 in Close Relay Frenzy
The Cedar Rapids Y. M. C. A. team beat Newton 38 to 37 after a tight meet led by a late medley relay surge. Cedar Rapids trailed early as Newton led most events with Waddell and Clements scoring key finishes. Stark tied for high points with Waddell and Clements, and Cedar Rapids returns the meet Jan 14, 1933 in Newton.
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Newton
Cedar Rapids
Y. M.ca
Westerfield
Hoegh
Stark
Jts
Waddell
Clements
Nissen
Walsmith
Waddel
al Keyes
Fred N Smith
Howard Stiles
Baughman Mansager
Kosek
Keyes
Baughman
Man Sager
Anderson Young Calison
Laurence Tire
Noon
Lawrence Newton Maciejyewsky
Callison
Newton Hoegh
Wa.smith
Cedar
Datty
Cemenis Newton
Sallade
Anderson
Cidar Rapids
Westerfled
Rivers and Honeyboy Brown Fight Tuesday in Cincinnati
Joe Rivers is set to face Honeyboy Brown in Cincinnati on Tuesday. Manager Tommy Caldwell confirms the bout will determine Rivers future in the Ohio city as Brown, reputed to be a strong fighter, is expected to challenge him.
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Rivers
Honeyboy Brown
Joe Rivers
Cincinnati
Tommy Caldwe
Brown
Dukes
Ohio
Hornsby's St Louis Home Placed For Sale
The home Rogers Hornsby bought from his baseball earnings was foreclosed on in St Louis County. The 14 room house and 80 acres were mortgaged to secure notes and taxes unpaid. Hornsby, once a star with the Cardinals, faces tax liens totaling over 22 thousand dollars and recent personal financial scrutiny. He is training in a gym while seeking a comeback.
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ST Louis
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis
Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
K M. Landis
Ruffing Humored Gehrig Then Fell Quiet In World Series
New York report recalls Charley Ruffing and Lou Gehrig in the opening World Series game against the Cubs. Gehrig urged Ruffing to “show in the old stuff” as he stayed excited. Ruffing asked, “Say, Lou what town are we in?” and after that moment Gehrig stopped patting him.
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New York
API
Ed Barrow
Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Charley Ruffing
Cubs
Lou
Ruffing
Gehrigs
Charley
Gehrig
Coast Magnates Split On Merits Night Baseball
New York AP reports Pacific Coast League president H H Baggerly says a two year trial of night baseball produced mixed results. Sacramento Portland and Seattle favor night games while San Francisco and possibly Los Angeles may return to day games. Attendance was spotty in 1932 and is expected to improve next year.
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New York
Pacific Coast
H. H. Bagegerly
Sacramento
Baggerly
Portland
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Los Wood Cooper Tie In $4 000 Pasadena Open Golf
Eddie Loos of Chicago Craig Wood of Deal New Jersey and Lighthorse Harry Cooper of Chicago tied for the lead in the Pasadena open at 138 after 36 holes. Loos shot 67 Saturday including an eagle on the 11th hole, Wood 69, Cooper 68 on day two. Leo Diegel and Dick Metz trailed with 141 and 142 respectively as other top scores followed.
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Pasadena
Calif
Eddie Loos
Chicago
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Lighthorse
Harry" Cooper
Loos
Wood
Cooper
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Dick Metz
San Antonio
Tex
Fred Morrison
Coaching turnover a record smasher in college football
The 1932 season ends with a historic flood of coaching vacancies. Yale, Stanford, Chicago, Fordham, College of the Pacific, Carnegie Tech, Haverford and Holy Cross seek new hires. Notable moves include Stevens resigning at Yale and Swede Righter exiting Pacific.
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New York
Yale
Mal Stevens
Stanford
Chicago
Fordham
College of the Pacific
Carnegie Tech
Haverford
Holy Cross
Ohio State
Don Miller
Righter
Dell
Elwood Gieges
Haverford College
John J. McEwan
West Point
Ralph Sasse
Canisius College
Cubs Schedule 28 Exhibition Games
The Chicago Cubs announce a 28 game spring schedule including eight games in California against the Pirates Bruins and Corsairs with clashes against the Giants and White Sox. Trades bring Babe Herman and Freddie Lindstrom to strengthen the lineup as the team prepares for 1933.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bruins
Corsairs
California
William L. Veeck
Cub
Pirates
Cubs
Charley Grimm
Rogers Hornsby
Babe Herman
Cincinnati
Freddie Lindstrom
Giants
Walloping
Bucs
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Bill Terry
White Sox
Los Angeles
New York Ga
Chicago White Sox
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Oakland
Seals
San Bernardino
Hollywood
Blues
Kansas City
Comiskey Park
Wrigley Feld
Luckiest mistake gives Cougars 57 yard winner over Bruins
Washington State coach Hollingsberry miscalls a running play as twelve players on the field. Eubanks enters and kicks a 57 yard field goal as time expires, awarding WSU a 23 to 6 victory in Los Angeles and toppling the UCLA Bruins from the conference throne. France owns three fifths of the Sahara Desert in Africa.
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INS
Hollingberry
Washington State Cougars
Hollingsberry
Cougars
Bruins
University of California
Los Angeles
University of Southern California Trojana
Eubanks
France
Sahara Desert
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