College Athletic Chieftains Gather In Gotham For Meetings
In New York the annual intercollegiate forum opens with a Sportsmanship Brotherhood luncheon at Town Hall headlined by A A Stagg. Weeklong meetings include NCAA convention at the Astor and a Football Coaches gathering at the Hotel Pennsylvania, shaping major messages for the sports world.
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Sportsmanship Brotherhood
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A A Stagg
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Astor Hotel
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American Football Coaches Association
Pennsylvania
Catherines Althouse
Hotel Paramount
Eastern College
Sasketbar Cosches
Hote
New Yorker
Cam Fe
PISCT
NCAA
K Hall
William S Langford
Walter Okeson
Eastern Association
Langford
Didrikson to Work Three Jobs at Once
Chicago dispatch says Mildred Babe Didrikson will juggle three roles simultaneously. She will make athletic shorts for films, do radio work, and write for a syndicate. The Olympic champion says more offers are forthcoming as she resumes her professional career after suspension.
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Chicago
INS
Mildred
Babe” Didrikson
Amazon
Texas
AAU
Rubead
Dave Ther
Fms
Miss Didrikson
Cheaso
Stras Birk
Imarager
Crenice Zimmerson
Csmnasian
Serrise Penper
Aps
Hodas Fons
Dd Tiksan
Sarazen May Compete In Western Tournaments
Gene Sarazen, British and United States open champion, may travel west to compete in the Los Angeles and Agua Caliente golf championships. He is currently in Florida and had planned to skip western events due to lower prize money, with the Los Angeles Open starting early next month.
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Los Angeles
Gene Sarazen
Agua Caliente
Florida
Earl
Conroy High Edges Norway Five In Tight OT
Conroy high basketball beat Norway 27 to 25 after a three minute overtime as Conroy rallied in the extra period to secure the victory.
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Conroy High Downs
Norway
Conroy
Conroy High
Celwein Boys And Maynard Girls Win
Celwein boys defeat Maynard 29 to 11 on home floor. Maynard girls fall to Sumner 15 to 42 in Friday night action.
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Maynard
The_Gazette
Maynard—Ocelwein High Selvo
Maynard High
Sumner Firts
Football Coaches Push for Voice in Rulemaking
College football coaches seek greater influence over rules and governance at upcoming conventions. Debates center on whether coaches should chair or join the rules committee and how much advisory power they should hold. A leadership battle among Walter Okeson and WS Langford may shape the official’s future role.
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Davis J Walsh
Achh Po
Lou Little
Columba
American Football Coaches Association
Cnilesiate Athletics Association
E HK Hall
Walter Okeson
WS Langford
Vines Licks Allison In Australian Match
Sydney match report shows Jack Crawford of Australia defeated Wilmer Allison of the United States 6-3 6-4 in an exhibition. Other results: Gledhill beat Sproule 6-3 3-6 6-? Hopman beat Vines 6-4 1-6 8-6. Allison and Van Ryn defeated Sproule and McGrath 6-3 7-9 6-3.
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Sydney
Australia
Ins
Jack Crawford
Wilmer Allison
Gledhill
Sproule
Hopman
Vines
Allison
van Ryn
McGrath
Clutier Tops Geneseo In Low Scoring Game
Clutier defeated Geneseo 24 to 20 in a home basketball contest. The opposing team fell 16 to 15 in the sister game.
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Clutier
Geneseo
Garrett Clutipr
East West Elevens Roll Into Drills For Charity Game
Forty four football stars split into equal camps on opposite sides of San Francisco Bay for a week of hard drills ahead of the East West charity clash next Monday. Coaches from Stanford Colgate Northwestern Notre Dame Fordham Yale Nebraska Washington state and others guide players using the Pop Warner system with a focus on quick, versatile plays. The West carries an average weight advantage of 195 pounds per player versus 184 for the East.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Shrine
Collegians
Stanford University
Castorn
Andy Kerr
Dick Hanley
Colgate
Northwestern
Warner
Troy Mills Splits DoubleHeader With Alburnett
The Troy Mills girls edged Alburnett girls 30 24 in a tight contest while the Troy Mills boys fell 38 16 in the twin bill.
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Alburnett
Alburnett Girls
Troy Mils
Right hand action in golf swings and true movement
Article discusses how quick right hand motion disrupts a golf swing by sending the club outside in and causing hooks. Recommends aligning with natural practice swings to regain balance between hands and arms, even if it reduces distance but increases accuracy. Includes note about obtaining Mr Worton’s outline on bad tron plas with self addressed envelope.
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Big Ten Cagers Schedule Nine Tilts This Week
Chicago AP reports nine Big Ten basketball games through the week after Christmas. Purdue faces Wabash at Lafayette and Chicago hosts Beloit Tuesday, with Ohio State tested by Notre Dame Wednesday and Michigan State meeting Wisconsin at Madison Friday.
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Purdue
Wabash
LaFayette
Beloit
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Michigan
Wisconsin
Madison
Kentucky
North Dakota State
Illinois
Champaign
Pittsburgh
Northwestern
Evanston
Vanderbilt
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Minnesota
Iowa City
Indiana
Columbus
Washington U. Must Clean House Before Phelan Will Sign
University of Washington coach James Phelan left Chicago for New York to attend the coaches meeting and said he would not sign a new contract until athletic department finances are clarified. His current deal runs to June 1933 and he will consider offers if the financial situation is resolved to his satisfaction.
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James Phelan
University of Washington
New York
Washington
Phelan
Purdue
Fordham
East
Brooklyn Defeats Guernsey in Twin Bill Rewrite
Brooklyn high school routed Guernsey 44 to 10 on their home floor with Bullick scoring 20 points. In the second game Brooklyn won 29 to 6 as W. Dunton led with 12 points and Holley added 9.
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the Gazette
Brooklyn
Ila
Bullick
Brooklyn Outfit
W. Dunton
Holley
Vance and Quinn to stay with Brooklyn Dodgers
In New York, veterans Dazzy Vance and Jack Quinn will remain with the Brooklyn Dodgers next season. Dodgers business manager Dave Driscoll said the club tried to trade them but could not reach a satisfactory deal. Vance has been a drawing card in Brooklyn for eleven years. Quinn, age 47, is the majors’ oldest pitcher.
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New York
Dazzy Vance
Jack Quinn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dave Driscoll
Vance
Brooklyn
Quinn
Waseda University Baseball Team to Tour the U S
Chicago AP reports Waseda University of Tokyo Japan will send its baseball team to tour the United States next year. A. A. Stagg of the University of Chicago announced the trip, marking Waseda's quadrennial return visit since the 1910 start when the Maroons visited Japan.
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Chicago
Waseda University of
Hedrick Takes Two Games From Delta
Delta’s basketball teams fell to Hedrick squads on the Delta floor. The first team lost 58 to 8 with Hedrick leading 15 to 2 at halftime. The second team edged Delta 19 to 11 in a closer contest.
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Hedrick
Delta
Minnesota quintet lists veterans and hopefuls for Big Ten season
Minnesota coaches rely on five lettermen and two reserves to form the nucleus for the coming conference campaign. Captain Brad Robinson and Walter Sochacki anchor forward spots while Wells Wright centers. Virgil Licht and Vernon Anderson guard, with Miles Mace in reserve. Norman handles center with size, and sophomores O Connor Eiken Mitby show promise as reserves. Schedule includes Purdue Ohio State Michigan Northwestern Illinois Indiana.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Dave MacMillan
Northwestern
MacMillan
Brad Robinson
Walter Sochacki
Wells Wright
Virgil Licht
Vernon Anderson
Miles Mace
Albert Vojtisek
Gopher
Wright
Gordon Norman
Rochester
Minn
Norman
Jimmy O'Connor
Malcolm Eiken
Ralph Mitby
Gopher Five
South Dakota
Grinnell
Pitt
Purdue
Ohio State
Michican
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Bears And Spartans Battle To 6 6 Tie
The Chicago Bears and Portsmouth Ohio Spartans played to a 6 to 6 tie Sunday in Cincinnati before 2 500 spectators. The Bears are champions of the National Professional Football league.
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Chicago Bears
Portsmouth
Ohio
Spartans
Bears
Greenleaf Rudolph Open Billiard Match
New York Ralph Greenleaf the national pocket billiard champion for the twelfth time opens a 1 750 point match Monday with Erwin Rudolph of Cleveland his bitter rival They will play fourteen blocks of 125 points each.
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New York
INS
Ralph Greenleaf
Erwin Rudolph
Cleveland
Third Base Coach Toughest Job in Baseball Says McCarthy
Al Schacht and Nick Altrock, Senators third base coaches, explain that guiding runners at the hot corner brings less praise than praise for other baseball actions. Joe McCarthy notes thirteen years of sending in runners and Babe Ruth recalls Braggo Roth’s humorous reply about a runner’s turn at bat.
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al Schacht
Senators
Nick Altrock
Joe McCarthy
Joe
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Braggo" Roth
Braggo
Pitt and USC Eye Rose Bowl Clash in Pasadena
In Tucson and Los Angeles reports, Pittsburgh coach Jock Sutherland refreshes drills ahead of the January 2 Rose Bowl meeting with Southern California. The piece notes Pitt’s new long passes and fast formations, key players like Skladany Daily Heller Hogan Weinstock, and USC’s fear of average outcomes against the East since 1916 with California teams dominating Rose Bowl history.
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Panthers
Sutherland
Joe Skladany
Ted Daily
Warren Heller
Bob Hogan
Izzy Weinstock
St. Xavier’s Mission
Los Angeles
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Pasadena
Pittsburgh
Men of
Troy
Southern California
Washington State
Brown
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Washington
Jefferson
California
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Navy
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ISU and Drake to Meet in Return Basket Exchange
Iowa State and Drake prepare for a return basketball exchange after Cyclones routed Drake 41 to 22 last week. The Big Six exhibition slate also features Kansas and Oklahoma in games against Stanford and East Central Oklahoma Teachers respectively with Dallas next week against SMU.
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Kansas City
Kansas Jayhawkers
Oklahoma Sooners
Iowa State College
Kansas
Stanford Cagers
Lawrence
Phog Allen
Jayhawks
John Bunn
Allen
Hugh MccDermott
Oklahomans
Tulsa University
Norman
Oklahoma
Ada
Dallas
Southern Methodist
Town State
Drake
Bulldogs
Cyclones
Thornburg Defeats Sigourney in Close 15 14 Game
Thornburg beat Sigourney 15 to 14 Friday night in a fast basketball clash. Local notes mention the largest power dam on the Dnieper and Hoover Dam on the Colorado as world landmarks in progress.
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Thornburg
Sigourney
the Gazette
Dnieper
Soviet Russia
Hoover Dam
Colorado River
USC Faces Pittsburgh in Rose Bowl Preparation Week
USC coach Howard Jones rallied the Trojans for a Rose Bowl drive with Pittsburgh a week away. Sessions aim to sharpen defense and polish offense after rest days as players struggle to stay focused amid high ticket demand and memories of a past 47 to 14 loss to the Panthers.
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LOS Angeles
Howard Harding Jones
University of Southern California
Grenadiers
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Jones
Trojans
Southern California
Real estate transfers in Cedar Rapids area 1932
Summary lists multiple property deeds from 1932 in Cedar Rapids including transfer details among Adams Sloan Bean Miller Kampmeier Rogers Ferreter Drummond Schmucecker and others. Records show parcels exchanged for nominal sums with valuable consideration and mortgage or lien conditions noted.
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Obed
Josephine Bean
Buch and Reed
Cedar Rapids
Valcon
Leo Clark Miller
George Barneske
Vernon
August H Venhorst
Charles A
Edward L. Kimm
M. C
Catherine Ferreter
Hus
Frances Shramek
Joseph Shramek
C. E. Drummond
Owen
Marion
A. J. Schmucecker
Watkins Lavs Bank
George Frese
John A. Schmidt
John W. Karsten
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Orig
Mary D. Hedges
Charles
Ruby McGinty
Bik
College PLC
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
Elizabeth C. Mullin
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