Levinsky Dominates McCorkindale In Ten Rounds
The World light heavyweight Levinsky decisively outpointed South Africa’s McCorkindale over ten rounds in a Cleveland Stadium bout. Levinsky knocked down his foe seven times, while McCorkindale battled back but could not withstand the American’s flurry. Attendance reached about 12,000 with receipts near £19,000.
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McCorkindale
Don Dinmie McCorkindale
South Africa
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Lemnskys
Army captain admits smarter play could have beat Notre Dame
Jablonsky, Army football captain and 1933 guard, said in St Louis that smarter football might have produced a 12-9 Army win over Notre Dame. He explained the Cadets did not think to risk a safety by fumbling behind their own line as ND blocked a punt to clinch a 13-12 victory.
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Army
Harvey Jablonsky
Notre Dame
Irish
Jablonsky
Gar Davidson
Washington University
Mayor Visits Fireman Joe Laws in Iowa City
The mayor visited Fireman Joe Laws this week at Pan A wrern Fo to commend his service. The event highlighted the local fire department and noted connections to San Francisco and a Notre Dame style team in the area.
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Elim
the Gazette
Iowa City
Inca City
Cefornia
Joe
Frava
Ater
Tilden Richards Undefeated In Pro Tennis Tournament
Tilden and Richards remain undefeated in a Philadelphia pro tennis event. The second day featured matches including Rowe and Hunter with final scores showing strong performances as players prepare for Sunday rounds.
Drake Cagers Edge Arizona 36 35 In Tough Heartbreaker
DES MOINES AP Arizona barnstormers edged Drake 36 to 35 in a tense clash that swung lead multiple times. The duel centered on Frank Smith of Drake and Byrne, Arizona’s standout center, as defenses clamped down in the late second half.
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Arizona
DES Moines
Drake
Frank Smith
Bulldogs
Byrne
Southwestern
Tigers fall 26 20 to Fort Madison in Cedar Rapids
Fort Madison high school defeated Cedar Rapids 26 to 20 as Moore Murphy and Johnson led the scoring for the visitors. For Cedar Rapids Reyna and Johnson anchored the offense but fell short in a fast paced contest with Wilson and Reyna sparking late Tigers rally fall short with three minutes remaining.
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Washington
Krehs
Strah Bloodhounds
Fort Madisons
Wilson
Nicholas
Tigers
Reyna
Murphy
Moore
Vogt
Strah
Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Fairfield
The Right Way to Play Golf in 1930s Guide
A vintage golf manual outlines simple, correct procedures for playing. It promotes practice routines and clear tips for stance, swing, and mental focus, urging readers to apply basic methods while avoiding flashy tricks.
Northwestern to Meet Notre Dame Quintet Tonight
Northwestern faces Notre Dame at Evanston aiming to end a 17 game Irish win streak. Other Big Ten teams end year tests with Purdue hosting Washington University St Louis, Wisconsin versus Butler, and Illinois at Rock Island brief trip. Ohio State and Indiana on road.
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Northwestern
Notre Dame
Evanston
Wildcats
Irsh
Pittsburgh
Purdue
Washington University of St Louis
Don White
Wisconsin
Butler
Indiana
Madison
Ilinois
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Maryland
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Augustana
Rock Island
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Athletics To Be Given Once Over By Faculty Men
Chicago AP reports at the national conference closing session faculty leaders discussed intercollegiate athletics. Questions focused on past mistakes and the decade ahead, with chancellor Ernest Lauder Notre Dame president John O Brien and Missouri’s Chester Brewer among participants.
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Chicago
Rome
Colemate Athletic Association
Carver
Ernest H Lauder
University of Kansas Welthor
F Ohara
Notre Dame
Rober
O Brien
Morningtide
Chester Brewer
University of Musouri
Jorn L Gnaith
Athletc
Ralpn
Algier
Miergans
Fedea
Dyersville Xavier Whips Monticello Five
Dyersville Xavier Zephyrs defeated Monticello Five 12 to 7 on Tuesday. Strong defense and a standout performance by Huberty brothers Herb and Num carried the home team to victory. Leaders include Orouke and Denk in the Zephyr machine.
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Dyersville
Xavier
Monticello
Zephyrs
Sarre, Heart
Ware
Gerre
Svading
Huberty Brothers
Herb
Orouke
Denkneff
Charlie White's Wife Beats Him At Boxing
Chicago dispatch reports former light heavyweight champ Charlie White cannot match his wife in fighting as she files for divorce. White admits the couple’s clash and his wife allegedly kicked and beat him and recently locked him out of the house. Both filed cruelty charges in their suits.
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Chicago
Charltte White
Ir Fisticus
Write
Baldwin Five Beats Charlotte Cardinals 40 to 35
The Baldwin independents edged the Charlotte Cardinals 40 to 35 on a late run in a fast game at the local hardwood court Thursday night.
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Baldwin
Charlotte
Gazette
Baldwin Independents
Charlotte Cardinals
East West eleven tapering off for New Year's charity game
East and West football stars complete heavy practice and rain delays as they close in on New Year’s Day kickoff. Coaches plan final lineups at California and Stanford with key position shuffles, weather not deterring aim to raise funds for Shmmers crippled children’s hospital. game airs on the Pacific coast via Columbia network.
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Dick Hanley
Andy Kerr
Dan Hollingberg
Percy Lacey
West
University of Calfornia
Chaches Kerr
Haniel
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Craver Soleau
Cogaie
Nccared Soleau
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Paul Par- Conner
Purcue
Guiv
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Joe Laxs
Iowa
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Nebraska
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Oregon
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Basketball Results From The Associated Press
A compilation of college basketball scores includes Rider 40 over Georgia Tech 32 with Dugorsne 49, Adrian 17, Hilnots college 39, Mississippi college 37, Milmois 21, Knox 18, Superior Teachers 26, South Dakota State 146, Loyola 20, Columbis Dubuque 17, Marquette 31, Chicago 21, Arizona 2, Drake 35, North Dakota 59, Nebraska 2, Keatner Teachers 4, Van Brunt Presbyterians Kansas City $2, Emporia Teachers 25, Kansas State 27, Montana State 43, Montana Normal 3, Denver U $2, Pasadena Masters 28, Idaho 31, Montana Miners 32, Stanford 35, San Jose State 28, Jeson State $1, Southern Oregon Normal 7, Washington State 34, Ellensburg Normal 24.
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Browning Defeats Lewis in Philadelphia Wrestling Match
Associated Press results show Jim Browning of Verona winning over Strangler Lewis of Glendale in Philadelphia. Browning weighed 235 pounds, Lewis 245, with Browning securing the victory at 47.2 percent efficiency.
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Marquette Five Defeats Chicago Cagemen 31-24
Marquette University beat Chicago 31 to 24 to go 4-1 in early Big Ten play. Morstadt led Marquette with 14 of his 16 points in the first half as the Hilltoppers built a 22-14 halftime edge.
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Marquette University
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Wisconsin
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Mother of Polo Star Hitchcock Paralyzed in Horse Fall
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock, 68, a noted New York sportswoman and mother of polo star Tommy Hitchcock, is partially paralyzed after her horse fell with her Tuesday. She suffers two broken neck vertebrae, causing paralysis of her right leg and partial paralysis of her right arm but remains fully conscious.
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Aitken
Shawkey Named Newark Bears Manager for 1934 Season
Newark announces Robert J Shawkey former Yankees manager and pitcher will helm the Newark Bears of the International League for the 1934 season. Vice president George Wess said Shawkey was selected to lead the club next year.
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Newark
Robert J
Bob) Shawkey
New York Yankees
Newark Bears
George Wess
Blairstown Defeats Alumni In Overtime Thriller
Blairstown high school edged the alumni 24 to 22 in a season opening home game. Through the quarters the school led 9-7 at first, 11-7 at halftime, and 15-10 after three. the game remained tied 19-19 after OT periods, with Blairstown pulling away 3-1 in the final overtime.
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Blairstown High School
High Schoe
Parker Closes In On Junior Net Title
New York report says Frank Parker a 17 year old Milwaukee talent nears the national indoor junior championship. Parker is to face Jack Behr in the semifinal with Abrams or Hunt advancing to a final likely against Parker. Parker routed Bob Madden 6 1 6 2 in yesterday's play.
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INS
Frank Parker
Milwaukee
Parker
Jack Behr
Roxbury School
Joe Abrams
Gilbert Hunt
Massachusetts Tech
Bob Madden
Pitt University
Columbia Lions Ready for Rose Bowl Clash With Stanford
Columbia's Lions, in peak condition, leave Tucson for Pasadena to meet Stanford New Year’s Day. Coach Lou Little leads a fast, skilled backfield led by Capt Claty Montgomery with Barbas and Nevel, facing Stanford’s big Red. A light workout is planned in Pasadena before the Rose Bowl, with kickoff set for Monday.
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Atlantic Seaboard
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Columbia
Claty Montgomery
al Barbas
Bill Nevel
Ed Brominski
Little
Anthony Matal
Owen McDowell
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Pasadena
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Big Bad Baer Hires Bodyguard To Keep The Women Away
New York AP reports a $150000 breach of promise suit filed by Bee Starr, circus aerialist, against Max Baer. Summons served. Baer, in town for a nightclub engagement, says he never met Starr and has hired a bodyguard to shield himself from female admirers.
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New York
Bee Starr
Max Baer
State Supreme Court
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Miss Starr
Mt Pleasant Edges Washington 19 to 15 in Hard Game
Mt Pleasant high school defeated the Washington Demons 19 to 15 in a tight contest. A total of 24 personal fouls were called, 17 on Washington, and the Panthers missed 15 free throws, making 9 of 24.
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the Gazette
Washington
Mt. Pleasant High School
Washington Demons
Panthers
Boxing Roundup From Around The Nation And Abroad
The Associated Press recap lists multiple boxing results with fighters from Chicago, Tampa, Merlin Germany, and more. Levinsky outpoints Don McCorkin in Chicago. Cancela and Birkle draw in Germany. Iren KO surges in Chicago. Winter outpoints Stone in Green Bay. Other bouts include Lozada in Laredo knocking out Burns, Gomez stopping Carmona in Monterey, Neusel outpointing Impellittire in New York, Lasky stopping Pracota in Hollywood, Fox knocking out Lonrsey in Salt Lake City.
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New York
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Cunningham Named The Outstanding Amateur Athlete
Glenn Cunningham, Kansas University middle-distance star and national champion, was named one of America’s outstanding amateur athletes by the A A U earning the James E Sullivan Memorial Medal for 1933. He edged Bill Bonthron by 611 votes in the final ballot, with Alfred Jochim and Patrick J McDonald close for third. The finalists list included Bonthron Jochim McDonald De Mar Metcalfe and others. Cunningham to receive the medal at a later date.
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Seens Cunningham
Impellittiere Roughly Beaten by German Scrapper Neusel
New York heavyweight Ray Impellittiere, billed as a feared slugger, was decisively defeated by Walter Neusel of Germany at Madison Square Garden. The 9 round bout saw Impellittiere battered from corner to corner as Neusel dominated with rapid blows and crowd boos from about 5,000 spectators.
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Walter Neusel
Germany
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Dunlap Wins Pinehurst Title for Eighth Time
George T. Dunlap Jr. captured the Pinehurst mid-winter golf championship for the eighth time in nine years, defeating rival Dick Wilson of Southern Pines two up with one hole to play. The National amateur champion played from trap hazards to secure the victory in Pinehurst, North Carolina.
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Dunlap
Dick Wilson
Southern Pines
Onion A Day Keeps The Co-Eds Away
Coach Max Houser of Midland college orders athletes to eat raw onions as body builders and to deter coeds from dates. A clever girl supposedly solved the problem by noting onion smell immunity. The feature mixes odd humor with unrelated notes on golf and boxing from five years prior.
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Max Houser
Midland College
Neb. Houser
Cascade Advertisers Defeat Hopkinton Aces in Holiday Jaunt
The Cascade Advertisers beat the Hopkinton Aces 47 to 32 in Hopkinton Thursday night. Hubert led Cascade with 21 points and showed solid floor play while D. Smith scored for Hopkinton.
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