Iowa Tames St Ambrose In Low-Scoring 44 24 Victory
Iowa opened slow but finishe d strong to defeat St Ambrose 44 to 24 at the Moline fieldhouse before about 6 000. Bastian led Iowa with seven field goals and two free throws as WakeLich and Crine stifled the Saints in the first half. The Saints were hampered by fouls dropping Tre and Vukelich early and Johnny Barke left with an ankle injury before returning briefly.
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University of Iowa
St Ambrose College of
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Hawkeyes
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Hawkeye
Tre
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Austin Brothers
Johnny Barke
Muscatine
Valley Meeting To Be Held February 6 At Motine Valley
A meeting is called for February 6 in Motine Valley at the request of four clubs to discuss Fred Leiser of Dubuque suggestion to suspend operations this year. Cedar Rapids Baseball Association will meet Friday in the Chamber of Commerce to decide the outcome and whether the local club will adopt the suspension proposal.
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Bern
Moines
Cedar Rapids
Chamber of Commerce
G. K. Thompson
Cedar Rapids Baseball Association
Jones Recovers Title By Knocking Out Sam Slaughter
Cleveland crowd watched as Jones overcame a tough opponent to reclaim the American heavyweight crown. The bout featured heavy exchanges with Jones landing the cleaner shots in the late rounds. Slaughter pressed the attack but could not counter the champion’s precise punches and speed.
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Sam Slaughter
Strawberry Point Wins Two Basketball Tilts
Special to The Cazette Strawberry Point swept a doubleheader defeating the Greg boys 40 to 26 and the girls 21 to a margin on Friday. The recap notes strong scoring from Strawberry Point and solid play by both squads as they extended their recent winning streak.
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Strawberry Point
Greg
Center Junction Tops Baldwin In Twin High School Games
Center Junction won both ends of a doubleheader against Baldwin on Aminusa court Friday night. The boys edged Baldwin 24 to 13, while the girls defeated Baldwin 26 to unknown score in the preliminary tilt.
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Gazette Center
Coe and Cornell Clash Wednesday in Conference Play
Coe and Cornell renew rivalry as they duel in the MacWest conference race on the home floor. The outcome shapes standings while stars from both teams, including hopes for postseason play, prepare for a hard fought game with key performers advancing the Purple squad.
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Mason
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Leaders Clash As Cue Tourney Draws Near End
A chaotic OCR reads like a Chicago sports brief about an imminent professional billiards tournament. It references leaders, players such as Welker Coch and Jar Bozs, and mentions Valerio Cassalnz and Leven of Settee, amid unclear scoring and venue notes.
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Ben Chapman Declines Yank Terms in Birmingham
Ben Chapman refuses New York Yankees offer terms, declining proposed reductions and a $10.00 figure. The Birmingham scene shows uncertainty as Chapman weighs options amid contract discussions with the Yankees.
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Birmingham
Chapman
New York
Howard Jones Calls For Rule Changes In Football
University of Southern California coach Howard Jones urges enforcing or abolishing the legal use of hands rule and increasing penalties for rough passing. He favors moving the line of scrimmage and reducing sideline play to curb rule abuse, arguing fifteen yard penalties may be needed for certain incompletions.
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Creighton Edges Butler In 35 To 25 Victory
Creighton university basketball held off Butler in Omaha, maintaining its status in the Missouri Valley Conference. Mondcar, Bauer, and Led ty Collin contributed key plays as Creighton built an early lead and managed the win.
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Indianapolis
Ty Collin
Elmelays
Center Point Meet Pairings Announced
Pairings for the Center Point meet are listed with matches including Troy Mus, Northeris, Sears Teursder, Whittier Quakert, and Whittier rivalries. Evening sessions are scheduled Friday and Saturday with a wide field of competitors and venues noted for the event.
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Ancine Eickere
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Aiuca
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Lamont High defeats Elkader 30 to 15 in football clash
Lamont High beat Elkader 30 15 in a late season game featuring Edgewood and other teams. The recap notes Lamont’s decisive offense and Elkader’s defensive struggles amid a crowded field of local matches.
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Lamont High
Webster Takes Double Bill From Millersburg
Webster cagers beat Millersburg in a double header with decisive scores. Peeters and Lier led the Webster offense as Peasoo contributed in the later moments to seal both wins.
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Millersburg
Frisch’s contract talks hint at major cut by Cards
Frankie Frisch, once a top second baseman for the St Louis Cardinals, faces a likely pay reduction under Boss Sam Breadon and Branch Rickey as 1933 terms loom. Hornsby’s comeback efforts and team pressure suggest Frisch could lose more than 45 percent from last season’s 18,500.
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Rajah
Rickey
Wenceslaus Five And St Patrick's Collide Tonight
The St Wenceslaus basketball tezim faces St Patrick's on the Wenceslaus floor at 8 o'clock as Coach Lundquist leads an improved Red Hawks squad looking to extend an undefeated season. St Patrick's, built from reserves becoming starters, could upset the Bohemians while Immaculate Conception lingers on a four game win streak hosts St Marys of Waterloo at 2:00 PM.
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Frisch Seeks Salary Talks With Cardinals Boss
New Yorkның MLB report says Frankie Frisch of the St Louis Cardinals will meet with team president Sam Breadon this weekend to resolve salary disagreements. Frisch, who earned about 18500 last year, declined to sign his contract before the conference, saying the talks must come first.
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Barney Ross Knocks Out Datto In Second Round
Pittsburgh AP report: Barney Ross, Chicago lightweight, defeated Johny Datto of Cleveland in the second round of a 10 round bout, delivering a powerful right to the chin. Ross weighed 135 pounds, Datto 129. In the semi final, Butch of Pittsburgh knocked out Johny Palzzo of Detroit in the second round. Butch weighed 122, Palzzalo 125.
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Barney Ross
Chicago
Johny Datto
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Mose Butch
Johny Palzzao
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Palzzalo
Sports Jabs Highlight AP Wire Roundup
A sprawling AP sports digest lists multiple college and professional players and teams with scattered mentions of games, scorers, and venues across cities such as Chicago New York Philadelphia Newark and Cleveland. Names appear in fragmented form, with occasional team and event cues lacking full context or clear outcomes.
Troy Mills Cagers Annex Three Games
The Troy Mills Trojans defeated Central City by a score near 37 to 33 after an even first half. The Troy Mills girls beat Central City 52 to 23. The Independent team edged Coggan 38 to 36 in a tight contest.
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Fairbank Defeats Edgewood In Tight 26 22 Victory
Edgewood led 18 to 16 at halftime but Fairbank surged in the second half to win 26 to 22 on their home court. Beare led Fairbank with strong scoring while Edgewood struggled to respond in the final period.
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Oor Beare
Pro Gridders Consider Rule Changes in NFL
Columbus dispatch reports NFL president Joseph F. Carr outlined proposals to abolish the extra point after touchdowns and the huddle. He noted possible play for a tie, moving goal posts, added time plays, and alternative dead clock rules to speed up the game, with owners to meet in February.
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Earlville Teams Triumph Over Cascade and Buck Creek
Earlville hosted Cascade and Buck Creek, with the Earlville girls routing Cascade 37 to 12 and the Earlville boys defeating Buck Creek on a Friday night matchup.
Keystone Triumphs Over Blairstown in overtime
The Keystone basket team defeated Blairstown 29 to 26 in overtime after a 23 all regulation and a 17 15 halftime lead. It was Keystone's eighth straight win.
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Blairstown
Keystone Basketeers
Wilton Junction Teams Triumph In Friday Buckle
Wilton Junction high school beat Le Claire 33 to 23 at home. The Wilton Junction Dairymen defeated Durant Independents 28 to 12. The junior high squad beat Muscatine Jefferson 34 to 19.
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Muscatine Jefferson High
Brooklyn quintet defeats Tama 21 to 17 on Brooklyn floor
Brooklyn high school basketball team showcases a stronger defense to edge Tama 21 17 at home scoring in a tight matchup.
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Tama
Brooklyn
Wrestling results from Associated Press reporter notes
Abe Coleman of California battled Dusek to a draw in Omaha lasting 1 hour 11 minutes 14 seconds. Jim Lendas of Greece defeated Milo Steinberg of Germany 26 to 13.
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California
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Omaha
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Alberts Triumph Over Oklahoma City 30 to 18
Alberts five defeated Oklahoma City Boosters 30 to 18 on the Coe floor in Cedar Rapids. Brandal led Alberts with nine points, supported by O Connor and Kinnan as Wilcox and Spergle aided Oklahoma. The game turned rough late with multiple fouls and player ejections. Next, Alberts face Diamond Oilers of Tulsa on the Coe floor.
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Alburnett Defeats Mount Vernon 33 to 23 in Opener
Alburnett Independents upset Mount Vernon 33 23 after trailing by two at halftime. Neal Crumbaugh and Hartenburger led the losers with 27 of Mount Vernon’s points. Rockwood added six for Alburnett as Kee, Etzel, Whitcomb each contributed. Referee Byrnes Coe.
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O'Brien Stops Kid Leonard in Eighth Round
Frankie O'Brien of Hartford used a persistent left jab to dominate Davenport’s Kid Leonard in a scheduled ten round middleweight main event. After a six round onslaught that included two knockdowns for nine counts, Referee Richman halted the bout in the eighth round.
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Hartford
Dark Horses face Toddville Friday in local game
The Dark Horses travel to Toddville for a Friday night game. The colored team seeks nearby opponents and invites contact with Clarence Wilson at 1104 Fifteenth Street SE for scheduling.
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Cubs May Be Forced To Travel Over Rough Road
Cubs face a hard path to the pennant with limited preseason improvements. Burleigh Grimes returns stronger, Babe Herman provides power, and an improved infield anchors the lineup. Hartnett handles pitching well, while a left hander and rotation additions shape a potentially strong staff. The Cubs may repeat but will encounter tough going this season.
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Nebraska Tops Iowa State 25 16 in Big Six Clash
Nebraska guard Steve Hokuf sparked the Huskers to a 25 16 victory over Iowa State Cyclones in Lincoln. Hokuf led with five field goals and three free throws, sparking a late rally as seven Huskers rotated through the lineup.
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Indiana Star Barred From Big Ten Play
Arnold Sally Suddithh of Martinsville Indiana, a former Indiana University guard, has been barred from further Big Ten competition. Coach Everett Dean said Suddith played with an independent team in charged games while he was out of school during the first semester.
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Sally” Suddithh
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Break Plays With Waterloo Five That Licks Quaker Oats
The Schukie Chevrolet basketball team defeated the Quaker Oats of Cedar Rapids 20 to 19 in Waterloo Iowa Monday night. Eddie Break, former Iowa University star suspended by the Big Ten, played with the local team and scored two field baskets in a tight game. Riley led the Quakers with four field goals and two free throws.
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Quaker Oats
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Eddie Break
Iowa University
Big Ten
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Quakers
Decorah And Elma Split Double Bill
Decorah and Elma split a double header with Elma’s first team winning 42 to 36. Eissler scored twenty for Elma and Tate added fourteen. Williams led Decorah with eleven and Jacobson had nine. In the prelim, Decorah reserves beat Elma 20 to 1, with Elma’s lone point from a free throw.
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Rick Ferrell Joins Brother As A Holdout
Rick Ferrell, St. Louis Browns catcher, returned unsigned his 1933 contract due to a drastic salary cut. He then joined his brother Wesley Ferrell, a Cleveland Indians pitcher, in a golf outing after the holdout announcement.
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Bottomley Rejects $8000 Cincinnati Offer
St Louis star first baseman Sunny Jim Bottomley, traded to Cincinnati for Owen Carroll and Estil Crabtree, refused an $8000 salary offer, threatening to quit baseball. The Reds had proposed a $8000 contract, a $5000 cut from his previous pay, after being eyed as a top NL first baseman for years.
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Center Point Teams In Twin Bill From Walker
Center Point high school hosted Walker in a twin bill with the girls winning 24 to 16 and the boys 35 to 17. The Walker girls had not been defeated before this game. Center Point led the boys at the half 20 to 7 and pulled away.
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College and Conference Scores From Across Regions
AP compiled brief results show mixed college and teacher institute scores across several conferences. Notable games include Town 41 over St Ambrose 24 and Randolph Macon 4 over Guilford 22, plus multiple state and regional matchups with various point totals and minor upsets.
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