Trojans Face Pitt In Rose Bowl Bid Clash
Southern California prepares for a decisive Rose Bowl bid against Pittsburgh as coach Howard Jones plans a light workout. USC seeks a 20th straight win while Pitt arrives riding a fourteen game unbeaten streak with two ties. Captain Rel ee of Pittsburgh is out with injuries ahead of the Pasadena showdown.
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Angeles
Southern California
Pittsburgh
Howard Jones
Pasadena
Trojan
Panthers
Jones
Ahdh
Notre Dame
Pitt
Illinois Battles North Dakota State In Tight 26 24 Loss
Illinois fights to the finish but falters in a close 26 24 defeat to North Dakota State. The incomplete wire summary notes a hard pressed contest with limited readable details and no clear scorers.
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Illinois
N. D. State
Central Teachers vs Southeast Arkansas clash detailed
A chaotic OCR style sports snippet reports a basketball result between Central Teachers and Southeast Arkansas with unclear scores and dates. It mentions Dakota State and a stray reference to the Southern Beas and Asia languages, rendering the core outcome uncertain.
Okeson Elected 45 Grid Rules Chief
Walter Okeson, former Lehigh end and long time football official, was elected chairman of the football rules committee by the National Collegiate Athletic Association at its annual meeting. He succeeds the late Mr Hall and is noted for the Okeson plan that shifts official selection to NCAA committees.
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Okeson
Lehigh
E. K. Hall
Major Griffith
NEW Yor
Walter
Nca.a
John L. Grifth
Chicago
NCA .A
Charlies W Kennedy
Princeton
Hall
Lehigh University
Rules Committee
W. S. Langford
Langford
New York Insurance
New Rules
Hobart
Okesons
East and West Elevens Finish Strenuous Work
East and West elevens complete a demanding period of work as shown in the report. The article notes struggles and progress, with figures indicating scores and dates such as $1, 11-26-32, and references to personnel and places.
Zbyszko Traps Bauer In First Fall Crusher
In Memorial auditorium a near capacity crowd watched Stanislaus Zbyszko weigh 235 pounds as he delivered an overhead body slam to Hans Bauer, winning the first fall after twenty minutes. Bauer was unable to continue after the interval, and the match ended in a default for Zbyszko the veteran wrestling showman.
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Tait Cummins
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Hans Bauer
Philadelphia
Memorial Auditorium
Bauer
Zbyszko
Greoge Mack
Boston
Bobby Burns
Minneapolis
Mack
Joe Rivers
Kid Letr
Waterloo
Rivers
Lehrs
Wade
Lerr
Scattered Notes From Aches and Jabs in Earlier Games
Fragmented report lists players and cities including Minneapolis Philadelphia Hartford Boston and California. Mentions Freddie Miller Walter Cole George Cedires and Lee Mitchell with unclear actions or outcomes. No clear score or event established in readable text.
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Phila Delyhia
Walter Cole
Bale
George Cedires
Paty
Hartford
Maeney Boston
Lee Mitchell
Wrestling Results From Associated Fresh Washington
Frank Judson and Ray Steele wrestled to a draw of 7 to 7 in a match featuring Boston, California, and 218 as noted by the Associated Press.
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Washington
Frank Judson
Boston
Ray Steele
California
Red Pepper Sports Confab On Iowa Athletics Revival
A group of Iowa City sports writers met with F G Higbie to discuss the university athletic program led by Ossie Salem. They agreed to boost public interest while admitting past errors and rejecting kowtow to the Big Ten, yet two key players were later disqualified by a faculty committee.
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Ossie Salem
University of Iowa
Iowa City
F. G. Higbie
Salem
Iowa
Iowa Athletics
F. H Lauer
Higbie
Lauer
Iowan
Edward Break
Ivan Blackmer
Shy
Iowa's Big Ten row turns to ridicule and blame
A critical column denounces the University of Iowa authorities for a bungled action tied to a basketball case. It accuses officials of cowardice and betrayal, predicting job losses and calling for accountability to protect the university and state. It faults delays and excuses, urging firm stance against Big Ten kowtowing.
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Iowa
Fr. Higbie
University of Iowa
Lowe
Michigan Illinois
Alberts Swamped By Tulsa Oilers In 50-16 Spree
The Alberts suffered a decisive loss as the Tulsa Oilers overwhelmed them with a 50 to 16 scoring burst. The report notes chaotic play and scoring by Oilers players, with sparse readable details on lineups or key moments.
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Alberts
Tulsa Oilers
Labarba Beaten By Tommy Paul In Ten Round Joust
Tommy Paul of Buffalo won a ten round non title decision against Fidel La Barba of California at Chicago Stadium. Paul used sharp movement to outbox La Barba and claim six rounds on the Universal Press score. Also on the card Maxie Rosenbloom defeated Billy Jones, Martin Levandowski stopped Bob Olin, and Freddie Miller defeated Jackie Sharkey in the eight round prelim.
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Chicago
Tommy Paul
Buffao
Fidel la Barba
California
la Parcas Lightning
Paul
United Press
Maxie Rosenbloom
Billy Jones
Philadelphia
Martin Levandowski
Grand Rapids
Bob Olin
New York
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Miller
Bausch Named Greatest Amateur Athlete of 1931
Jim Bausch of the Kansas City Athletic Club won the James E. Sullivan memorial medal with 687 votes as the nation's outstanding amateur athlete for 1931. He is the Olympic decathlon champion with a world record total. Bill Carr placed second and Ralph Hill third for their Olympic performances.
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New York
Jim Bausch
Kansas City Athletic Club
America
James E. Sullivan
Bausch
Bill Carr
University of Pennsylvania
Ralph Hill
Hill
Lehtinen
Finland
Carr
Helen Wills Moody
Mildred
Babe” Didrikson
Didrikson
Barry Wood
Harvard
Leo Sexton
George Calnan
U. S. Navy
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette U
Jack Shea
Ohio State Will Not Change Coach Says L. W. St. John
Ohio State athletic director L. W. St. John, speaking from New York City by long distance, denied plans to replace the football coach for 1933. He said no discussion of changes occurred with Brown’s D. O. McLaughry and that any talk was casual and unrelated to OSU.
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Ohio State
L. W. St. John
Columbus
Ohio State University
New York City
Columbus Dispatch
Dispatch
St. John
D. O
Vie
Brown
McLaughry
Ohio
Still Head Technique Promotes Follow Through In Golf
An article advocates keeping the head still during the golf swing to maximize clubhead acceleration into the ball. It argues head stability prevents body weaving and preserves pressure against the shaft, enhancing follow through and iron play corrections at Horton's method.
Phelan Seen Positioning to Succeed Stagg at Chicago
International News Service reports Jimmy Phelan, Washington coach, near finalizing a move to the University of Chicago to replace Amos Alonzo Stagg, with a formal meeting with Dean Metcalf upcoming. Other items note Fordham interest, Crowley contract at Michigan State, and Notre Dame personnel shifts affecting the coaching landscape.
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International News Service
EW York
Jimmy Phelan
University of Washington
Pacific Coast
Fordham University
University of Chicago
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Midway
Dean Metcalf
Chicago
Phelan
Washington
Jimmy Crowley
Michigan State
Fordham
Jack Coffey
Heartley
Hunk” Anderson
Notre Dame
Pitt
International
Jessa Harper
Rockne
Knute
Harper
Jesse
Crisler
H C. “Fritz” Crisler
Princeton
University of Willington
Ot’ Heved
Northwest
Crowley
Harry Stuhldreher
Villanova
Stuhldreher
New York
New Haven
Adam Walsh
Maddigan
St. Marys
Hack Wilson Seizes Strikeout Crown in NL Records
The National League released winter baseball records showing Chuck Klein led slugging with 646, Bill Terry drove in 100 runs for the sixth straight season, Mel Ott drew 100 walks, and Hack Wilson topped strikeouts with 85. Phillies led in slugging. Cubs won at home. Pirates led on the road.
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NEW York
Chuck Klein
Hack Wilson
Lloyd Waner
Randy Moore
Bill Terry
Mel Ott
Phillies
Cubs
Pirates
Klein
Terry
Don Hurst
Jim Bottomley
St. Loui
Wilson
Brooklyn
L. Waner
Pittsburgh
Moore
Boston
George Watkins
St. Louis
Alugh
Chicago
Wessey Field
F Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Danny Taylor
Harvey Hendrick
Cincinnati
Cedar Rapids Baseball Hangs On Valley League Decision
Cedar Rapids Baseball association met to wait for Jan 5 Rock Island Valley league decision on 1933 season. After the Rock Island meeting, Jan 17 huddle will decide whether the local franchise is retained. President Thompson and Secretary Henry will represent the group and may invite Johnson and McKibben to join.
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Cedar Rapids Baseball Association
Cedar Rapids
Valley League
Rock Island
G K .Thompson
H. Henry
Harry Johnson
G T. McKibben
Kentucky to Meet Chicago in New Fieldhouse Basketball Card
Kentucky's strong program meets the Maroons Friday night in the new fieldhouse. Illinois shadows North Dakota State as Wisconsin faces Michigan State, a team already beating Michigan.
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Chicago
University of Kentucky
Illinois
Wisconsin
Kentucky
North Dakota State College
Michigan State
Michigan
Stecher to face Londos in one hour time bout
Chicago. Joe Stecher the Dodge Neb wrestling giant and former champion has signed to meet Jim Londos, the titular claimant, in a one hour time limit match at the Coliseum on January 9. Forsyth and wife to Efie Minor divide lots 7 and 8 block 1 Mound below add C. R. worth $1 and value $9.
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Joe Stecher
Dodge Neb
Jim Londos
the Coliseum
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