Coe Falls to Luther In Narrow Ohio Tilt
Exhausted Coe College faced strong Luther defense and trailed most of the night. Luther built a halftime lead and held on for a 37 to 29 victory as Berven and Hansen led the Norsemen with key scores and late defense.
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Hansen
Carleton
Coe College
Luther
Norsemen
Berven
Kohawks
Ing
Coe
Belknap
Poole
Pack
Neary
Iowa Girls High School Basketball Rules Change for 1932 Tournament
Directors of Girls High School Athletics decide Saturday that eight district winners, Parkersburg to Sloganville, will advance to the 1932 state tournament. The new rule draws first round opponents from the eight district winners and sets second round matchups. The change marks a new move in Iowa girls competition to recognize district performance.
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OINES
Parkersburgerville
Senange
Jon
Iowa
Future of Mississippi Valley league discussed by Dr Logan
Dr Charles R Logan mayor touring the Midwest says the Mississippi Valley circuit can grow to eight clubs. He visited Bloomington and other cities eyeing possible league members as they consider new club sites and fixtures.
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Sat- BK (Ap
Issippi Valley
Charles R. Logan
Fes
Bloomington
Ed “Strangler
Lewis
Jake Schaefer
Ivan Leskinovich
Keokuk
C. R. Logan
Valley League
Cedar Rapids
Bunny Chieftains
Wildcats Beat Illinois in Patten Gym Dual Meet
North Illinois won 39 to 36 at Patten Gym in Evanston as the Wildcats clinched the meet with a 300 yard medley relay victory and top finishes by North athletes in the 220 yard and freestyle races.
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Tlinois
Patten Gym
Tlini
Illinois
Foreclosure Bill Taken Up in Senate Debates
AP dispatch notes the Hull-Walcott measure facing senate discussion as foreclosures rise and urban homes face mounting pressure. The bill aims to address housing distress and streamline procedures amid rising cases.
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Hull-Walcott
Oil company starts farm drilling near Beecher Illinois
A Northern Illinois gas company began a drill on the farm of Dr. Woorhies near Beecher in the region and stated it held leases for land in the vicinity.
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Northern Id Gas Company
Woorhies
Beecher
Topolino Sets New A A U Dash Mark at Madison Square Garden
Emmett Toppino of New Orleans set a new world indoor record of 6.7 seconds in the 60 meter dash during the N A A U championships at Madison Square Garden. Joe McCluskey of Fordham led a 3,000 meter steeplechase mark claim, with Harold Manning and Sam Crodman second and third respectively. Mortimer Reznick won the 35 pound weight throw, while Glen Dawson took the 1,000 meters and Theodore Smith won the broad jump. Ongoing record claims also surfaced for the 65 meters high hurdles with Percy Beard and John Collier tying 6.8 in heats.
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New Yorker
Manning
Harold Manning
University of Wichita
McCluskey
Sam Crodman
Michael A. Portanova
Boston
Mortimer Reznick
Grant McDougal
University of Pennsylvania
Louis Lewis
New Jersey
Peter Zaremba
Glen
Leo Sexton
New York
LeRoy Dues
Detroit City College
David Adelman
Newark
N. J
Jim Bausch
Kansas City
Bausch
Theodore Smith
Everett E. Utterback
Pittsburgh
Ralph Jordan
Kermit King
Carl Hickey
Villa Nova College
Percy Beard
Alabama
John
Collier
Beard
Norwegian Boxer Discharged From Chicago Hospital
Otto Von Porat the Norwegian heavyweight boxer was discharged from the Columbus hospital Saturday afternoon after a technical knockout loss to Tuffy Griffiths of Chicago. Dr. Frank Lagovio said Von Porat’s condition was normal following Friday night collapse from indigestion and removal to hospital for examination.
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Chicago
Otto von Porat
Tuffy Griffiths
Columbus
Frank Lagovio
State Athletic Commission
von Porat
Griffiths
Giants Hold Second Workout Before Exhibition Game
In Los Angeles the New York Giants staged their second workout ahead of their first exhibition game set for next week. Manager Terry and coaches focused on younger pitchers and catchers while Travis Jackson, back from knee injuries, mentored prospect John Ryan at shortstop.
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LOS Angeles
New York Giants
Terry
Travis Jackson
John Ryan
Buffalo
Salary Cuts Hit Baseball Stars As Spring Drills Open
The column surveys major league pay reductions for stars like Babe Herman Dazzy Vance and Lou Gehrig with figures rumored from 25 000 down to several thousand. It notes teams leak private deals while up and coming players see little change. It also covers amateur status disputes involving Alberts and Cedar Rapids and a jab at A A U practices.
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Babe Herman
Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Hack Wilson
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Tony Lassers
Bill Dickey
Cincinnati
Red Lucas
Jim Bottomley
Reds
George Earnshaw
Athletics
Wes Ferrell
Cleveland
Cedar Rapids
Missouri Valley A. A. U
Alberts
Simon-Pure
Purdue Romps Michigan 37 70 33 Big Ten Basketball
Purdue defeated Michigan 37 to 33 at Lafayette. Michigan led early but Purdue surged in the second half to seize the lead and win. Key contributors for Purdue were Parmenter and Fehring. for Michigan Petrie stood out.
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Ind
Purdue
Michigan
Wolverine
Petrie
Parmenter
Fehring
Boilermakers
Pizveland
Cottom
Moore
Garner
Pehring
Altenhof
Braver
Petosky
Gophers
Illini
Women Break World Records at A A U Indoor Championships
At Madison Square Garden two world marks and four American records fell as the New York event highlighted metric running. Nan Gindelie led with a 101 ft 6.5 in basketball throw, while Dorothy Lyford improved the standing broad jump to 8 ft 6.75 in. Annette Rogers won the running high jump. Rena MacDonald took the shot put. Pearl Youn claimed the 50 meter dash. Evelyne Hall won the 50 meter hurdles. Annette Bowers led the 200 meter dash. Newark Women’s Athletic Club won the 400 meter relay.
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Madison Square Garden
Nan Gindelle
Illinois
A. C
Chicago
Carolyn Dieckman
Elizabeth
N. d
Lillian Tresselt
New Haven
Conn
Evelyn O'Brien
Boston
Dorothy Lyford
Anne Paluszek
Brooklyn
Gindelie
Mary Carew
Medford
Mass
Mary Terwilliger
Annette Rogers
Rena MacDonald
Dedham
Maas
Vetter
Philadelphia
Catherine Rutherford
Pearl Youn
Newark
Marr Terwilliger
Doris Anderson
Evelyne Hall
Annette Bowers
Newark Women's Athletic Club
Silver Wood Lakeside Club
Toronto
Carter Playground Club
Illnois Women's Athletic Club
Pitt Edges Navy 31 29 To End 19-Game Streak
Pittow n erases Navy run of nineteen straight wins with a late field goal by Bill Hughes. The score stood 29-29 before Hughes hit the go ahead basket in the final period as Navy led 16-13 at halftime.
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Bill Hughes
Pittsburgh
Navy
Middies
Hughes
Minnesota Beats Illinois 30 to 28 in Narrow Big Ten Win
Minnesota traps Illinois in a close Western Conference game pulling away in the second half to post a 30 28 victory. Captain Brad Robinson scores the decisive field goal as Walter Sochacki adds late free throws to seal it.
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Champaign
Minnesota
Illinois
Gophers
Illini
Huddle Hellmich
Walter Sochacki
Brad Robinson
Dlinois
Unclear College Basketball Scores From Scrambled Report
A fragmentary list shows multiple college teams with scattered scores such as Ohio State 29 Purdue 37 and Michigan 33 Northwestern 30 while other lines include Indiana 532 and Army 57 with numerous garbled place names and team mentions, suggesting a noisy standings snippet.
Hand Conference. Leaders First 1933 Cage Defeat Owa City
Iowa 37 Ohio State 29 as Hawkeyes overpower Buckeyes in Iowa Field House crowd of 9 500. Howard Moffit leads Iowa with four field goals and two free throws while Ben Selzer adds four from the floor. Johnny Grim maneuvers through Ohio defense to keep Iowa ahead.
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Owa
Ohio State
Iowa
Hawkeye Cagers
Howard Moffit
Ben Selzer
Moffit
Krumbhels
Buckeye
Ohio
Town
Johnny Grim
Ed Collins Buys Red Sox Interest
Eddie Collins and Thomas Yawkey purchase the Boston Red Sox from Genial Bob Quinn after a nine year ownership that left the club in last place and never above sixth. Yawkey becomes president with Collins as vice president and general manager as Marty McManus remains manager.
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Eddie Collins
Thomas Austin Yawkey
New York
Boston Red Sox
Bob Quinn
Red Sox
Yawkey
William Hoover Yawkey
Detroit Tigers
Collins
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Sox
McManus
Marty McManus
Frederick W. Defoe
Inn
Columbus Club
American Association
St. Louis Browns
Irving Preparatory School
N.Y
Yale University
Sheffield
Yale
Edward ‘Trowbridge
Eddie” Colling
Millerton
N. C
Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Sarasota
Fla
Quinn
Harry Frazee
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Frazee
Wildcats Edge Wisconsin 30 28 in Big Ten Showdown
North western beat Wisconsin 30 to 28 as Joe Reiff led with 16 points. Wisconsin failed to hold a second half lead and extended its Big Ten losing streak to seven games.
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Wis
Joe Reiff
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Chicago Defeats Hoosiers in First Big Ten Win
Chicago Maroons upset Indiana 34 to 32 at Midway Field House to end a nine game conference losing streak. Hodson led with 16 points while Evans added 13 on five field goals and three free throws. Indiana, despite a 10 to 3 start, slipped to last place with Minnesota. Hoffar fouled out late as Chicago surged to victory.
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Indiana
Midway Field House
Maroons
Minnesota
Evans
Hoosiers
Hoffar
Hodson
R F C Grants Loans To Five States For 7 292 478 Total
Emergency relief loans totaling 7 292 478 were authorized by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. West Virginia receives 3 431 223, North Carolina 2 038 000, Colorado 1 124 462, Michigan 129 573, and Utah 569 200. The loans support March and April use for four states and February use for Michigan in 25 counties.
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Reconstruction Corporation
West Virginia
North Carolina
Colorado
Michigan
Utah
Arizona Legislator Pleads For Winnie Judd In Assembly
Phoenix reports Representative G IL Christian urged every state legislator to visit Winnie Ruth Judd in the state prison and hear her claim of shooting in self defense after the slayings of Agnes Lerol and Hedvig Samuelson. He cited sentencing discrepancies between judges and urged scrutiny of Judd’s case.
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Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Agnes Anne Lerol
Hedvig Samuelson
Rep. G. IL
Christian
Assembly
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