Big Ten Probes Iowa Players Break and Blackmer
Earl Coughlin reports the Big Ten questions Iowa stars Edward Break and Ivan Blackmer over eligibility tied to their play with the Cedar Rapids Amateur team Alberts. The protest, origin unknown, was sent to Commissioner Griffith and referred to Iowa City for status review amid prior Break suspension tied to a rule violation at Illinois.
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Big Ten
Break
Blackmer
Iowa
Earl Coughlin
University of Iowa
Edward Break
Ivan Blackmer
John L. Griffith
Iowa City
Alberts
Cedar Rapids
University of Hinois
Towa Amicals
Iowa Everbihts Committee
Amateur Athletic Union
Kansas City
Missouri Valley A. A. U
Iowa C.I
Universitich
University of Town
University of Ilinois
Middle West
Badger Five Shows Signs Of Clicking
Iowa City dispatch reports the 1932 33 Western Conference basketball outlook with Wisconsin Badgers under Doc Meanwell showing early signs of improvement after slow starts. Veterans Hamann McDonald and Smith pace the squad with sophomores and returnees guiding a fast passing game while adjustments position players like Hamann and Poser reflect ongoing experimentation.
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RY Kenneth D. Fry
Chicago
Wisconsins
Walter
Doc” Meanwell
Badgers
Carleton
Marquette
Maryland
Doc Meanwell
Badger
Valley Meeting In Rock Island On January 5
Davenport AP reports the Mississippi Valley league calls an additional meeting in Rock Island on January 5 instead of January 17. President C R Logan of Keokuk announced the change and will discuss a proposed merger with the Three-Eye league or other league options, or retaining eight clubs next year. Logan was in Rock Island Tuesday.
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Davenport
Rock Island
C R Logan
Keokuko
Dr Logan
St. Mary's Football Star Bound for West Point
A St. Marys standout football player has accepted an appointment to West Point. The move highlights the program’s talent pipeline and marks a milestone for the school.
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St. Mary’s
West Point
GRID COACHES FORM OWN RULES COMMITTEE FOR 1933
New York AP reports gridiron coaches at their annual convention created a distinct rules committee led by Lou Little of Columbia to gather and forward their views to the national rules panel. A trio to four advisers from coaches will sit with lawmakers without voting rights while the coaches maintain influence through advisory participation.
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NEW York
National Football Rules Committee
Lou Little
Columbia
National Rules Committee
National Committee
Football Coaches Association
East Eleven Licks Nevers' Pick Ups By 5 Touchdowns
East Eleven Licks Nevers team in a January 2 East West charity practice game here fared poorly against college stars. In 30 minutes the eastern squad scored five touchdowns through passes from Michigan QB Harry Newman to receivers including Paul Muso Purdue Joe Zanpattas Fordham Jose Martinez Zonila Coruna and Dick Fence Northwestern.
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San Francisco
Tap
Ernie Nevers
Stanford Univeralc
Collge Gridiron
Bos
Mississippi
Gil Berrys Funois
Harry Newman
Michigan
Paul Mus
Purdue
Joe Zanpattas
Fordnar
Jose Martinez-Zonila
Cor Uo
Dick Fence
Northwestern
Basketball Results From The Associated Press
A scrambled recap shows college basketball results with several team names and scores. Notable mentions include Tulane versus New York and San Jose State, with varying point totals across multiple games.
Cedar Rapids Baseball Board Faces Franchise Decision
A Cedar Rapids meeting at the Elks Club is set for Thursday at 7:30 to decide whether to retain the Valley league franchise next year. Directors face pressure from a bloc seeking to exit the league amid debt and uncertain 1933 conditions, with a Rock Island league meeting to follow on Jan. 5.
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Cedar Rapids Baseball Association
Elks Club
G. K. Thompson
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Baking Soda Sprinkling Stabilizes Quick Frosting
A small amount of baking soda mixed into frosting prevents runny texture. The clue suggests half a teaspoon achieves firmer spread, enabling better topping control.
Schmeling Maintains No 1 Heavyweight Ranking in NY Sun Poll
The New York Sun consensus of sixty boxing writers places Max Schmeling of Germany at number one in the heavyweight ranks for the third consecutive year despite losing his world title to Jack Sharkey last summer. Sharkey ranks second, with Baer third and Poreda fourth, as the piece notes shifts from the prior year and mentions several boxers dropping from the list and honorable mentions.
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New York
New York Sun
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Germany
Uhlan
Jack Sharkey
Schmeling
Sharkey
Max Baer
Stanley Poreda
Primo Carnera
Johnny Risko
King Levinsky
Mickey Walker
Young Stribling
Ernie Schaaf
Tommy Coughran
Larry Gains
Steve Hamas
Unknown Winston
Charlie Retzlaff
Lee Ramage
Pauline Uzcudun
Tuffy Griffiths
Arthur Hattick
Livermore
Callf
Walloper
Beer
Walter Cobb
Tom Heeney
Paul Swiderski
Arthur de Kuh
Chicnazo
Paulino Uzcudun
Washington And Grant Fives At Home This Week
In the Mississippi Valley conference open week Washington and Grant host rivals Friday night with Davenport unbeaten at Washington and Clinton visiting Grant. Saturday features Davenport at Moline and West Waterloo at Iowa City as Dubuque leads in scoring with K Jackson and C Jackson showing strong marks.
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Washington
Clinton
Grant
West Waterloo
Iowa City
East Waterloo
Dubuque
Moline
Mississippi Valley
Tigers
Panthers
Jackson Brothers
K. Jackson
C. Jackson
Rhue
Cedar Rapids
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Jakoubek
Town City
Roschlau
Soucek
C Jackson
K Jackson
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Jahoubek
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Schwerke, Washington
Rhue Clinton
Dick Davenport
Macnuson Washington
Rogers
Johnson Washington Oe
Wahl West Waterloo Eee
Echiebe
Wagoner West Waterloo
Grange, West Waterloo
Grinnell at Oskaloosa in Central Iowa Loop
Grinnell coach Paul J Frank brings the Little Pioneers to Oskaloosa for the second round of Central Iowa Conference basketball. Ten men compose the first squad, with two different Grinnell lineups used against Boone last Friday. Other games include Marshalltown at Newton and Ames at Boone.
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Gazette Grinnell
Paul J Frank
Little Pioneers
Oskaloosa
Indians
Central Iowa
Frank
Boone
Grinnell
Marshalltown
Newton
Ames
Boxing roundup from multiple cities reports results
The Associated Press boxing brief lists several bouts across West Palm Beach Indianapolis and Los Angeles. Outcomes include Young Lucian defeated by Barry, Tiger Jack Fox outpointing Larry Johnson, Rosy Kid Baker knocking out Bobby Vernon, and Peter Jackson stopping Bobby Pacho among others.
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Associated Press
West Palm Beach
Fla
Metro Corrs
New York
Irving Ashkanasy
Los Angeles
Drew
Rosy Kid Baker
Anderton
Ind
Bobby Vernon
Chicago
Young Peter Jackson
Bobby Pacho
Ll Centro
Call
Reginald Root Named Yale Football Coach
Reginald D. Root named Yale head football coach succeeding Marvin H. Stevens. Root, a former Yale tackle and editor of Mexican football expansion, brings vast coaching experience from Yale yearlings to the fresh and varsity programs.
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Yale
EW Haven
Conn
Reginald D
Reg” Root
Mexico
Marvin H. Stevens
Root
Stevens
Adam Walsh
Charles A. Comerford
Paul A
Eli Yearlings
Tad Jones
Roxbury School
Cheshire
New Haven
Taft
Watertown
National University of Mexico
Mexico City
Maranville Leads Loop 2nd Basemen In Fielding
New York AP reports Earl Grace of Pittsburgh set two catching records by handling 444 chances without an error in 114 games. Walter Maranville and Wally Berger led in fielding among infielders and outfielders as the Braves set a new club fielding mark. Other leaders include Don Hurst, Pinkey Whitney, William Jurges, and Frederick Helmach, with league lows in assists and passed balls highlighting a busy season.
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NEW York
Earl Grace
Pittsburgh
Walter
Maranville
Boston
Wally Berger
Grace
Mark Frank Hogan
Berger
Maranvillo
Braves
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Frank
Don Hurst
Philadelphia
Charles J . Grimm
Chicago
Arthur (Pinkey) Whitney
William Jurges
Frederick A. Helmach
Brooklyn
Phillies
Pitttsburgh
Alberts Beaten by Henrys in Missouri Valley Battle
The Alberts five of Cedar Rapids fought the national champion Henrys in Wichita but faded late to lose 52 to 27. Early in the second half Henrys led by six points before a scoring burst pushed the margin. Cedar Rapids struggles to rest players as Van Duesen and Johnson were crippled. Kanitz led Albert scoring with four long baskets.
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Gazette
Wichita
Kan
Alberts
Cedar Rapids
Henrys
Ken
van Duesen
Johnson
Kanitz
Pick
Dunham
Gibbons
Purdue Defeats Wabash and Chicago Falls to Beloit
Purdue won its fourth straight game by routing Wabash 35 to 15 as reserves saw most action. Chicago suffered a 30 to 24 upset loss to Beloit while Ohio State prepared to meet Notre Dame in Columbus with an altered lineup.
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Chicago
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Columbus
Big Ten
Irish
Northwestern
Purdue
Buckeyes
Ted Rosequist
Bob Lively
Harold Olson
Bill Beitner
Ray Lowe
el Hasket
Bieber
Wabash
Beloit
West Union Falls to Randalia 34 15 on Home Floor
Randalia defeated West Union 34 to 15 as Davis led with 17 points. Johnson scored 7 and Ploog stood out for West Union in the season opener loss on their home court.
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West Union
Randalia
the Gazette
Davis
Johnson
Ploog
Greenleaf Holds Lead Over Rudolph in Exhibition Cue Match
New York INS reports Erwin Rudolph of Cleveland trailed Ralph Greenleaf in a 1 750 point exhibition match as of Wednesday with a score of 375 to 127.
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Ins
Erwin Rudolph
Cleveland
Ralph Greenleaf
Blue Valley Teams Lead City YMCA Hoops Standings
Blue Valley Dairy tops Class A as Blue Devils and Maccabees lead Class B in City YMCA basketball. Dairymen have three wins, Blue Devils and lodge two each. Next games set for Jan 3 with Class B at 7 30 and Class A at 8 30 on Tuesday Wednesday and Friday. Complete standings to date follow.
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Blue Valley Dairy
Blue Devils
Maccabees
Y.M.C
Dairymen
Lodge
Cleveland Pitcher Mel Harder Weds Hazel Schmidt in Omaha
Mel Harder, 23, pitcher for the Cleveland American league club, married Hazel Schmidt, 22, both Omaha residents, in a Tuesday ceremony. An hour after the ceremony they left on a 12 day automobile honeymoon trip to Galveston Texas. The wedding climaxed a school day romance.
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Omaha
Mel Harder
Cleveland American League Baseball Club
Hazel Schmidt
Galveston
Tex
Labarba Favored To Beat Tommy Paul In Chicago Show
Fidel Labarhba, a dark haired Californian, entered as a 7 to 5 favorite to defeat Tommy Paul, the NBA featherweight champion, in a ten round main event at Chicago Stadium. Paul’s title would not be at stake.
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INS
Fidel Labarhba
Tommy Paul
N B
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