Shaughnessy Named Chicago U Football Coach Succeeding Stagg
Clark D. Shaughnessy was chosen to succeed Amos Alonzo Stagg as Chicago U football coach. He has coached at Loyola of New Orleans since 1927 and previously at Tulane, earning 58 wins 27 losses and 6 ties. He will become assistant professor of physics education.
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Shaughnessy
Stagg
Chicago U
Hicago
Clark D. Shaughnessy
Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
Thomas N. Metcalf
Loyola University At
New Orleans
Tulane
University of Minnesota
Loyola Shaudiness
University of Chicagos
Board of Trusters
Metca
Chicago
Faggs
Dan McGugin
Vanderbilt
Dana Bible
Nebraska
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Stage
College of the Pacific
California
Iowa Works On Defense To Halt Purdue Snipers
Special to The Gazette Iowa City coach Rollie Williams plans two final practices focused on defense before Saturdays game with Purdue. Purdue leads the Big Ten in scoring at about 35 points per game and features Charles Stewart Norman Cattam and Howard Bastian as top threats. Williams may start John Barko at forward replacing Mofhitt as Iowa aims to neutralize Purdue's favored lineup.
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Iowa City
Purdue
University of Iowa
Rollie Williams
Boilermaker
Indiana
Charles Stewart
Norman Cattam
Howard Bastian
Iowans
Lafayette
Bastian
Williams
Akely
John Barko
Chicago
Barko
Mofhitt
Red Sox Poised to Stay in Basement in Season Preview
International News Service reports the Boston Red Sox likely finish last again with a tougher approach and modest improvements. Marty McManus moves to bench management while culled pitching, uncertain infield and catching, and mixed outfield play set a fragile foundation for 1930s play.
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Pat Robinson
International News Service
New York
Boston Red Sox
Sox
Marty McManus
Trinity and Badgers Win In Y W Cage Loop
Trinity and Badgers teams won their YMCA basketball games in a local cage loop. Trinity defeated a team 42 to 20 while Badgers fell, with scattered partial scores and player mentions in the fragmentary report.
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Trinity, Badgers
A.alg
Y. W
Inter Ocean
Jemes
Jaine
Butler Defeats Washington U in Valley Jaud Teat
Butler defeats Washington University with a close score in a valley arena. The readable lines reference a contested game and a final tally around the mid twenties to thirties. Details are fragmented but show Butler securing a win in a local contest.
Grinnell Five Leaves On Three-Game Junket
Grinnell College travels for a three game road swing against DePaul Chicago and Missouri Valley teams. The weekend schedule includes Friday game with DePaul and a Saturday matchup, with return plans after the trip.
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Grinnell
Keystone Secures Tenth Straight Victory in Narrow Win
Keystone extended its unbeaten run with a 40 to 270 scoreline as Foote Rhime beat Foote Rhime 40-270. Shai brwybelle and Zoom Nee also earned wins, while Cineste EFEYSTONE suffered a defeat amid unclear results from the shuffled recap.
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Ors
Foote Rhime
Pridas Ad
Zoom Nee
Tin Ounes
Vathoal
Beloit Faces Coe in Midwest Conference Clash
Beloit, possibly without star forward Bob Bloom ill in Chicago, hosts Coe College in a Midwest Conference tilt at Beloit. Coach Jagegard plans Duval Kelly at forward Kuplic at center and Heiss Whitson guards as Beloit seeks a fifth league game win after recent mixed results. The Kohawks, led by Good Poole Pack Belknap Neary, aim for their fourth conference victory before a Saturday stop in Rock Island against Augustana.
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Beloit
Wis
Bob Bloom
Chicago
Coe
Ripon
Lawrence
Monmouth
Knox
Beldlers
R. K. Jagegard
Duval
Kelly
Kuplic
Heiss and
Whitson
Kohawks
Cornell
Scots
Rutgers
Crimson
Good
Poole
Pack
Belknap
Neary
Marion Cagemen Meet Manchester In League Set
The Marion fives host Manchester in a pair of league games Friday night with title implications in the Tri Valley. A win could put Marion in a tie for first if Independence also loses. coach Wolfe may rotate players Shirley and Lassen to stabilize scoring as they faced Vinton. The Maron freshmen open at 7 o clock against Manchester freshmen.
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Manchester
Marion
Vinton
Marionites
Independence
Springville
Wolfe
Shirley
Lassen
Baskervile
Manhawks
McIntosh
Maron
Manchester Fresh
Elkader Wrestlers Seek State District Meet Berth
Elkader wrestling teams hope to advance to the state district meet. Coach Lyle Sonaro leaders the squad as they compete against regional rivals including New Hampton and Canton in pursuit of crucial qualifications.
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Elkader
Tre Chay
Fikader
Lyle Sonaro
New Hampton Ereasy
Tus High School
Clore
Loreal
Tom Creoco
Canton Mano
Huque
Waterloo Thebes
Crear Falls
New Harroon Wanners
First
Serveoyaee
Cedar IE Fe
Barliulle and Delhi Divide Double Bill
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a double bill involving Barliulle and Delhi with mention of a 4H group and several named individuals. Readable items indicate a sports or community event with girls teams and a boss or organizer referenced as well as a junior or senior participant.
YMCA City League Pee Wee Review
Incomplete OCR leaves a fragmented report on YMCA City League Pee Wee play with scattered numbers and names. The legible portions reference teams and scores but lack full context and outcomes.
Wrestling results and match notes from New York event
A garbled report lists wrestlers Ralph Waleun and John Ads among others, with scattered phrases about pins and panels. The fragmentary text references matches, outcomes, and possible scores but lacks coherent sequence or full names.
Umpire George Moriarty Back on 1933 AL Officials
The American League lists George Moriarty among its umpires for 1933 despite past disputes with White Sox personnel and a major brawl. Moriarty’s retention follows Harridge’s support amid club owners’ mixed opinions on his conduct.
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Will Harridge
George Moriarty
Lew Fonseca
White Sox
Cleveland
Moriarty
Ntarridge
Grant Meets Crack West Waterloo Five in Big Conference Showdown
West Waterloo aims for its eighth straight Mississippi Valley league win over Grant high, who have won only one of six. A prior meeting in West Waterloo saw Grant lose 44 to 16. Washington hosts Dubuque as Davenport tests the Tigers, who seek a chance to move up if fifth place Ursuline Rust’s squad falters. The Giants’ likely lineup includes Nelson Snyder Klumpar Dvorak Meyn Davis Smith. Washington versus Dubuque features Magnuson Johnson Jakoubek Reyna Schwerke.
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West Waterloo
Grant High
Panthers
Waterloo Tribe
West High
Grant
Washington
Dubuque
Tigers
Davenport
Ursule Rust
East Side
Giants
Nelson
Snyder
Klumpar
Dvorak
Meyn
Davis
Smith
Magnuson
Johnson
Jakoubek
Reyna
Schwerke
Grandview Defeats Columbus Junction in Local Showdown
Grandview high school beat Columbus Junction 34 to 21 on Tuesday evening at the local floor. The Grandview reserves also defeated Columbus Junction in the preliminary game. Winfield high school basketball is set to play here Friday evening.
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Columbus Junction
Grandview
Grandview Reserves
Columbus
Winfield High School
White Sox President Predicts Top Finish for 1942
Chicago reports Louis Comiskey predicts the White Sox will finish in the first division of the American League. He cites improvements from Al Simmons Mule Haas and Jimmy Dykes and outlines plans for lineup changes under Manager Lewis Fonseca including Grube Berry and Sullivan catching and Appling at short with Dykes at third.
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Chicago
CINS
Cautier
Louis Comiskey
White Sox
Cub
Merss
Comiskey
al Simmons
Mule Haas
Jimmy Dykes
Phey Tre
Hip
Lewis Fonseca
Wood
Lu Blue
Fonseca
Lew
Frank Grube
Charley Berry
Billy Sullivan
Grube
Simmons
Haas
Funk
Kress
Hayes
Appling
Dyxes
Army and Virginia Win Narrow Basketball Showdowns
Army edges Leheib 3a to 23 20 in a tight contest while Virginia sinks Marsland 45 to 23. Western Reserve defeats New York 22 to 20 and South Carolina tops Citadel 36 to 24 as Catholic Washington beats Wake Forest 45 to 9. Other results include Ohio State, Oklahoma, and various regional colleges posting balanced scores across the slate.
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Associated Press
Army
Lebieb
Kaisers
Fordham Js
Wiltabureh
Western Reserve
New York
Virginia
South Carolina
Citadel
Catholic
Washington
Wake
St Marys Upsets Wenceslaus To End Streak
St Mary's at Cedar Rapids defeated St Wenceslaus 25 to 13, ending the Red Hawks season-long 13 game win streak. Marians Maher and Consenus combined for 21 points while Pisarik led Wenceslaus with 5 as the visitors struggle with early turnovers and foul trouble against a sharp home defense.
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Iowa City
St. Wenceslaus Basketball
Cedar Rapids
Red Hawks
St. Mary's
Wenceslaus
Marians
St. Wenceslaus
The
Red Hawk
Belgir
Maher
Consemus
Pisarik
P -Berger
Oproskovee
Griffen
O'Moucka
Balik
Ritthmyr
Popek. c
Consenus
Glimstead
Kellar
Oj Pisarik
Lumsden
I Adrian
Bradley
West
Rollie Willams
Sconsin
Tri-Valley Basketball Playoff Push Eyes Crucial Games
Tri-Valley conference races tighten with two key Friday games. Independence visits Vinton as Mann of Vinton leads league scoring with 56 points. Marion hosts Manchester in a clash that could shape final standings.
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Gazette
Manchester
Independence Maroons
Vinton Cagemen
Maroons
Marion
Manhawks
The
Crimson
Vinton
Vintonites
Wallop
Mann
Amass Ais
Ffteen
McIntosh Manchester
Baskerville
Long Manchester
Handt
Independence
D Brooks
Nelson
Milroy
Freeman
Vinton Plane
Independence van Skike
Tate
McKinley Juniors Triumph Over Franklin Five 31 to 14
McKinley junior high beat Franklin junior high 31 to 14 on the McKinley floor. Olmstead led with seven field goals, supported by Skorepa and M. Sell. Kinch and Hollenbeck starred for Franklin. Skorepa and Person were ejected late for fouls.
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McKinley
Franklin
Olmstead
Skorepa
Mikesell
Kinch
Hollenbeck
Person
Vinton to Host Sectional Basketball Tournament
Vinton Iowa will host a sectional tournament at Lincoln high school gym March 2 3 and 4. Four Class A teams Belle Plaine Dysart La Porte City and Vinton will compete along with eleven Class B teams including Newhall Keystone Palo Troy Mills Norway Quasqueton Urbana Blairstown Shellsburg Brandon Walker and more.
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Sreetal
Onzette Vinton
Vinton
George A. Brown
Iowa State High School Athletic Association
Lincoln High School
Belle Marie
Dysart
la Porte City
Newhall
Keystone
Palo
Troy Mills
Norway
Quasqqueton
Urbana
Blairstown
Shellsburg
Brandon
Walker
Dazzy Vance Traded as Cards Shake Up Dodgers
Dazzy Vance, once NL star of the Dodgers, moves to St. Louis in a four player swap with Owen Carroll Jake Flowers and Ossie Slade also changing teams. No cash changes hands. The deal ends Vance’s high salary era with Brooklyn and names Rogers Hornsby as a difficult teammate for manager Gabby Street.
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Cardinals
Jacques Fournier
Brooklyn
Hy Myers
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Fournier
Gordon Slade
Owen Carroll
Jake Flowers
New York
INS
Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn Dodgers
Sam Breadon
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Vance
Dodgers
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ossie Slade
Flowers
Slade
Charley Gelbert
Glenn Wright
Wright
Gabby Street
Dazzy
St Patrick's to Meet Sacred Heart Five of Waterloo
The St Patrick's basketball team will play Sacred Heart of Waterloo on the home floor Thursday night in a return game. The Shamrocks won the first encounter at Waterloo and are favored to win again.
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St. Patrick’s
Sacred Heart Five of
Waterloo
St. Patrick's
Sacred Heart of Waterloo
Shamrocks
Viola
Lundquist
Vetter
Iowa Baseball Team Sets 21-Game 1933 Schedule
The University of Iowa baseball team will play 21 games next season after adding two and canceling one. Coach Otto Vogel arranged home and away dates with Upper Iowa for April 22 and May 23, and the season opens with Kalamazoo Normal at Kalamazoo on April 11. A tentative game at Ann Arbor against Michigan may be cancelled.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Otto Vogel
Upper Iowa
Hawkeyes
Fayette
Iowa
Michigan
Vogel
Kalamazoo Normal
Ann Arbor
Florida Golf Meet Upset Seals Stupple Victory
Bob Stupple of Skokie Country Club surged to a 144 total after 73 and 71 rounds to win the St Petersburg open championship at 36 holes. Al Watrous and Denny Shute tied for second at 145, each earning $175. John Golden and Joe Kirkwood followed with 146, while Horton Smith Craig Wood and Willie MacFarlane posted 147.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
Bob Stupple
Skokie Country Club
Glencoe
Florida
Dark Horse
al Watrous
Detroit
Denny Shute
Cleveland Star
John Golden
Noroton
Conn
Joe Kirkwood
Philadelphia
Horton Smith
Chicago
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Willie MacFarlane
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Chocolate Will Be Permitted To Return
NEW YORK AP reports featherweight champion Chocolate will be allowed to re enter the United States once he files the required application with the labor department in Washington Madison Square Garden announced it had been informed.
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New York
United States
Department of Labor
Washington
Madison Square Garden
Carnera Set for 15-Round Bout With Schaaf
New York report says Primo Carnera prepares to fight Ernie Schaaf in a 15 round bout Friday night. The Italian weighed about 49 pounds more than Schaaf and sparring partner Lew Flowers suffered a broken left arm in a tune-up.
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New York
INS
Primo Carenera
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
Primo
Lew Flowers
Schaaf
Ends Dandruff Overnight with Liquid Argon
An advertisement claims four ounces of plain liquid argon rubbed into the scalp at night will dissolve dandruff completely. By morning most dandruff is gone and repeated applications finalize removal, with itching stopping instantly.
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Carl Morris
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Daytona Beach
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