Battle for title features Wichita Alberts in tough lineup
The top teams clash as Alberts of Wichita faces a line of standouts including Break and Gibbons in a nationally watched tilt. Wichita last year pushed Tulsa Oilers and nearly met a double overtime fate, while fans anticipate a near-repeat of 1932’s strong title run in a packed arena.
Grogan Beaten By Ross In Ten Round Battle
In Chicago Ross dominated Grogan in a ten round decision. Ross achieved a clear onslaught over Grogan with Grogan unable to respond in the later rounds. The bout centered on weight and control as Ross maintained the pace and landed the cleaner blows throughout.
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Ross
Four Fistic Duels Set at Coliseum Show Friday Night
Four boxing bouts will headline a Coliseum program Friday night featuring bouts among contenders from Waterloo Waterloo Des Moines and Monticello. Bobby O Dowd meets Jackie Kearns in one four round opener while Jack Spratt faces Monticello challenger in the main event. Burns of Lone Tree meets Bar Schneck of Waterloo in another match with Trimbles rising profile noted alongside Claude Morcen of Waterloo and James Cove facing Jerry Myers in the light reciprocals.
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Ivan Leskinovich
Bull Jackson
George Macs
Jack Hackenschmidt
Ne Coliseum
Bobby O Dowd
Jackie Kearns
Mone
Serrel
Monticello
Jack Spratt
Waterloo
Jackie Burns
Lone Tree
Bar Schneck Waterloo
Towa
Burns
Peaser
Claude Morcen
James c
Tows Sa Ucer
Jerry Myers
Grant Has Edge Over Washington In Win Column
Grant faces Washington on Franklin court aiming for a fourth straight win in the series since 1931. Ten city battles have produced seven Grant wins and three Washington wins. Grant leads 226 to 223 in total points, with this home game on the east side due to seating capacity.
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Washington
Franklin Court
Tigers
Panthers
Franklin Grant
Reiff Aims to Break Big Ten Scoring Mark
Chicago UP reports Northwestern captain Joe Reiff drives for a Western conference scoring record as the Wildcats chase the Big Ten title. Reiff has 117 points in nine games and faces Wisconsin Indiana and Minnesota before the season ends, needing about TB points per game to surpass Johnny Wooden's 154 set last season. Twelve leading Big Ten scorers are listed.
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Joe Reiff
Northwesterns
Wildcats
Reiff
Northwestern
Wisonsin
Indiana
Minnesota
Reif
Johnny Wooden
Purdue
Seaon
Marion Cagers Meet Independence Five
Marion basketball square off with Independence in a local matchup. The brief notes reference team names and a tense contest, highlighting regional play and expected contests between area squads.
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Marion Cagers
Independence Five
Martelle Giants Trim Lisbon Bears 36 to 19
Martelle Giants defeated Lisbon Bears 36 to 19 in a one sided contest. The Giants jumped ahead early and maintained the lead throughout the game. Individual details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Martelle Giants
Lisbon Bears
Griffiths And Van Porat Meet Friday in Chicago Bout
Light exercises opened the program on Thursday as Tuffy Griffiths and Van Porat of Oslo Norway prepared for a ten round heavyweight bout scheduled for Friday in Chicago. The match pits two seasoned contenders in a city boxing card.
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Nan Porat
Oslu
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Heaviwerehts
Iowa Tankers Favored To Defeat Wisconsin
Two UI swimmers Bruce Grove and William Busby lead the Iowa tanks in a Friday night meet at Wisconsin. Iowa aims for a fifth straight win though the Badgers boast several standout entries led by Tom Bardeen Kenneth Youngchild and Charles Traskell in back stroke breast stroke and the 220 and 440 yard frees.
Boxing Roundup From AP Across Cities
San Francisco young Corbett Fresno outpointed world welterweight champion Jackie Fields. Chicago Narnev Ross outpointed Fomms Grotan. Philadelphia Benny Bass outpointed Phil Julek. St Louis Mavie Rosenbloom outpointed Al Stillman. Cincinnati Willard Brown and Pete Petrosky noted, with other bouts listed in terse summaries across multiple venues.
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Young — Corbett
Fresno
Calif
Jackie Fields
Utle
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Chicago
Fomms Grotan
Omaha
Heb Cin Peiladi TE Phua
Benny Bass
Philadelphia
Phil Julek Cleveland
Ros Toutsie
Barbara Norfolk
Vac
Jackie Wilkes
Drew
ST Louis
Mavie Rosenbloom
New York
al Stillman
St. Louis
Joe Huff
Billy Hogan
Piermont
Allen Matthews
St. Louts
Speedy Mouliens
Nick Hrogna Herrin
Roy Mitchell
CentraHa TV
Taist Tinerpool
Pee Wee Jarrett
Wayne
Freedds Edwards Chester
WooVa
Youns Fetts
Chester
Walter Patton
Cincinnatia
Willard Brown
Wanapalis
Pete Petrosky
Charlevois
Cincinnati
Bank Gerke
Indianapalis
Quaker Oats Five Down Iowa City Quintet 38 to 28
The Quaker Oats beat Kelly Cleaners of Iowa Cats in Stuart Hall by 38 to 28. Cronkite and Riley scored 13 and 11 points respectively, leading the Quakers in a low scoring game. Sanlocher Sed provided support with steady defense and rebounding.
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Quaker Oats
Kelly Cleaners
Iowa
Stuart Hall
Cronkite and
Riley
Quakers
Red Pepper Chatter on Vance Trade and Baseball Bets
The article discusses why Dazzy Vance was traded to St Louis, noting his 1930 17 wins and $25,000 salary, plus 1931 and recent seasons salaries and totals. It also covers Washington Senators' moves for left-handed pitchers Whitehill and Stewart, and perspectives on Ruth Gehrig and Foxx as club stars amid trades and salaries.
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Brooklyn
Dazzy Vance
Cardinals
Vance
Washington Senators
Detroit
St. Louis
Earl Whitehill
Walter Stewart
Yankees
Washington
Senators
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Bill Dickey
Earl Combs
Joe Sewell
Monte Weaver
Alvin Crowd
New York Yankees
Jake Ruppert
Ruppert
Ruth
Illinois quit the NBA last December, state official says
Chicago reports Ulinois resigned from the National Boxing Association on December 13. Joe Triner, head of the state athletic commission, told reporters no reinstatement has been sought. The move followed rumors Illinois would quit if a suspension of Jack Demps was not lifted for a Max Schmeling Baer bout during the fair. Freddie Miller then won the NBA featherweight title in Chicago on January 13.
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Ulinoiss
National Boxing Association
Joe Triner
State Athletic Commission
Triner
Illinois
NBA
Jack Dempsis
Max Schmeling
Max Baer
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Chicago Stadium
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
Coc And Alberts Fives To Battle Here Next Week
Cedar Rapids fans will see a clash next Wednesday as Coe five meets Alberts in the Kohawk gymnasium. The sanctioned game pairs a fast Iowa college team with a former college stars lineup now in a Missouri Valley A. AUX league. A highlight is Dutch Kanitz of Michigan among the independent luminaries.
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Cedar Rapids
Cocs
Alberts
Kohawk Gymnasium
Coe
Iowa
Dutch Kanitz
Michigan
Good Golf By Chester Horton Golf's Greatest Teacher
In this lesson series the left arm should not stiffen in the back swing. The right leg absorbs weight while the shoulders turn freely to the right. A relaxed, whip like swing achieves a perfect left arm position and a forward lash to strike the ball.
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Chester Horton
Racers and Coaches Promote Iowa Cornell Grinnell Meet
George Van Deusen Rags Wilcox Bobby Kinnan from Iowa Ralph Johnson Burt O Connor Curt Brandal from Cornell and Ben Doug Lass from Grinnell announce no reserved seats and ticket prices of 25 cents in advance 40 cents at the gate They go on sale at the usual stands Saturday.
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George van Deusen
Rags Wilcox
Bobby Kinnan
Iowa
Ralph Johnson
Burt O'Connor
Curt Brandal
Cornell
Ben Douglass
Grinnell
Oelwein Captures Conference Title With Decorah Win
Oelwein clinched the Northwestern Iowa conference championship by beating Decorah 32 to 26 in overtime on the Oelwein floor. The game featured Isenberger for Decorah and Anderson’s long range shooting. Earlier, Oelwein junior high beat Arlington reserves, and the Oelwein B team defeated Arlington first string 19 to 15.
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Decorah
Isenberger
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Carleton Must Lick Doe Knox To Assure Title
Carleton college basketball leads the Midwest with an undefeated five game run and thirty nine straight conference wins. It faces Coe College at home Friday and Knox College Saturday with Monmouth College trailing in second place. Six conference games remain as Carleton pursues a seventh straight title.
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Carleton
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Knox College
Monmouth College of Monmouth
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Coe
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Monmouth
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Ripon
Whitlam Park Five Defeats Roosevelt in Thrilling Game
The Whitlam Park Independents edged the Roosevelt Juniors 14 to 13 on the Roosevelt floor. Trimble hit a long basket in the closing minutes, sealing a hard fought win for a top junior high team. To schedule games, contact the league.
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Whitlam Park
Roosevelt
White Sox Embark for Training Camp in Pasadena
The Chicago White Sox head to Pasadena for spring training amid hopes of shedding a 13 year jinx and adding new talent from trades. Key arrivals include Carl Boone Ed Durham Jimmy Dykes Hal Rhyne George Mule Haas and Al Simmons though Simmons will miss early camp due to illness. President Louis Comiskey weighs health and weight concerns as the team schedules games with L A Seattle Portland Oakland San Francisco Pittsburgh the Giants and local rivals. Only seven will travel Thursday with the rest joining Monday. three unsigned players remain Sam Jones Evar Swanson and Billy Sullivan.
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Ed Durham
Jimmy Dykes
Hal Rhyne
George “Mule” Haas
al Simmons
White Sox
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Oakland
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Sam Jones
Joe Heving
Minter Hayes
Fred Bergman
Evar Swanson
Billy Sullivan Comiskey
Simmons denies long layoff for injured hand with Sox
White Sox outfielder AIL Simmons said reports of an indefinite season absence are false. He has begun batting practice and expects to join camp about four days late, after having four teeth extracted to aid healing.
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Hot Springs
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Coe and Cornell Freshman Quints Clash Friday Night
The Coe Kohawk gym hosts a freshmen double header Friday at eight with Coe facing Cornell after a prelim between Roberdee’s and the Quaker Oats. Both teams boast strong seasons and boast standout players like Joe Schneider from Washington high.
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Washington High
Trinity Olivet And A A G Cop Girls Cage Tilts
Trinity beat Badgers 28 to 11 Olivet defeated Business College 29 to 16 and A A G beat Inter Ocean 23 to 16 in Y W C A girls basketball. Friday games include T M M vs Woolworth Badgers vs A G and St James vs Olivet with lineups and officials listed.
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Olivet
The
Business College
A. A G
Inter Ocean
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St. James
FE. Miller
J. Miller
Cargin
Nemec
E. Borghart
L. Borghart
Woodward
Woodside
Drvota
West Badgers
Brendel
Simon
Hayward
Kenyon
Reznieck
Stoneking
White
Stanwood Splits With Center Junction In Close Two Games
Stanwood high school hosted Center Junction in a twin bill closing its home season. Center girls edged Stanwood 17 16 with Mahannah scoring 11 for Stanwood. Stanwood boys won 26 22 as reserves played in the third quarter.
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Gazette
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Stanwood High
Center Junction High
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Mahannah
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Lowden Quintet Falls to DeWitt Bull Dogs in Tight Bout
In Toronto Tuesday night the Lowden independents lost 24 to 23 to the DeWitt Bull Dogs in the third round of the independent tournament. Lowden led early, fought to a tie with 40 seconds left, then fumbled a late tip and fouled allowing DeWitt to recover for the final margin. High for Lowden were Tom and Ez Kruckenberg.
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Lowden
Lowden Independents
DeWitt Bull Dogs
Toronto
Bull Dogs
DeWitt
Tom and
Ez Kruckenberg
Campbell Sees Death During Wild Daytona Beach Run
United Press reports Sir Malcolm Campbell, frustrated by a 272108 mph world land speed record set at Daytona Beach, will not push the mark this year. He cites a torn wrist, car condition, and beach weather, saying Bluebird could shatter pieces if another run occurs. He recalls a near fatal moment and praises Bluebird’s rugged performance.
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United Press
Aytona Beach
Fla
Daytona
Malcolm Campbell
England
Aquitania
Kaye Don
Bluebird
Campbell
Hawkeyes Sharpen Defense for Ohio State Tilt
University of Iowa basketball drills focus on tightening defense to stop undefeated Ohio State. Coach Rollie Williams aims to extend hindrance beyond the arc, counter pivot plays by Hasket Brown and Conrad, while noting loss of centers Break and Blackmer. Illinois visit closes season. Buckeyes visit Saturday after Buckeye game.
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Gazette
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Ohio State
Rollie Williams
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Buckeyes
Columbus
Hasket
Brown
Conrad
Iowa
Edward Break
Ivan Blackmer
Break
Blackmer
Hawkeyes
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Champaign
Illinois
Buckeye
Smith And Runyan Win 1933 International Four Ball
Horton Smith of Chicago and Paw Runyan of White Plains captured the 36 hole final over Tommy Armour of Detroit and Olin Dutra of Santa Monica by one up. Each winner earned 500 dollars while Armour and Dutra took 300 dollars each after a late birdie clinched the match.
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Fla
Horton Smith
Chicago
Paw Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Tommy Armour
Detroit
Olin Dutra
Santa Monica
Calif
Armour
Dutra
Smith
College and University Scores in Early Round Matches
The Associated Press round up lists college basketball results with Maryland Johns Hawkins 31 Loyola Baltimore 32 Brooklyn Poly 26 Pennsylvania 28 Cornell 21 South Carolina 36 Furman 26 City College New York 37 George Washington 26 New York U 33 Carnegie Tech 31 Northeastern 20 Harvard 28 Yale 6 Dartmouth 49 Army 30 Williams 21 Columbia 15 Ohio 31 Cincinnati 19 Butler 45 Creighton 33 North Dakota State 39 North Dakota 23 Bethel Kansas 17 Bethany 16 Rice 31 Montana Mines 28 Southern Branch 21 Trinity St Marys Alton 14 Pacific Junction 83 Malvern 9 Pacific Junction 22 Malvern 2 second Pacific Junction 25 Randolph 16 girls Valley Junction 19 Pella 17
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New York
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Trinity Press
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Logan
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Pella
Wrestling results summarize scattered bouts across cities
New York Jim McMillen weighed 220 pounds and Rudy Dusek at 318 met in Chicago area bout halted by o clock rule. Albany Gino Garibaldi 208 Italy fought Ernie Dusek 210 Omaha with contest declared after 48:23. Harrisburg Joe Salvaldi 20% from Three Oaks Michigan defeated Bruno Geransini 212. Mary Toronto Joe Malcewicz 199 Utica defeated Ted Cow TV Cone fall 35:00 Cox unable to return for other two falls.
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New York
Jim McMillen
Chicago
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Ares
Albany
Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Ernie Dusek
Harrisburg
Joe Salvaldi
Three Oaks
Mich
Bruno Geransini
Mary
Toronto
Joe Malcewicz
Utica
N. Y
Ted “Bulldne
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Cone
Cox
Campbell sets sixth land speed record at 272 mph
Daytona Beach reports Sir Malcolm Campbell pushing the world land speed record to 272.108 miles per hour in a Napier-Campbell car. The timeline traces his advances from 150.86 mph in 1925 through eight notable speeds culminating in the 272.108 mph mark in 1933.
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Fla
Malcolm Campbell
Campbell
Sunbeam Srenence
Segrave
Sunbeam
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Napier-Campbell
Keech
Ends Dandruff Overnight With Plain Liquid Arvon
A dramatic remedy claims to dissolve dandruff by applying plain liquid arvon at night. Rub into the scalp until moist, then rinse by morning for most or all dandruff to vanish. Additional applications supposedly destroy all signs of dandruff and leave hair fluffy and glossy.
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