Illinois Nets Surprising 27 25 Win Over Northwestern
Illinois defeats Northwestern 27 to 25 in a rough Western Conference opener. Huddie Hellmich sinks a last minute field goal after Frank Froschauer ties the game at 25. Illinois slows Northwestern star Joe Reiff, Red Owen and A C Kamm shut him down, both foul out.
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Michigan Upsets Iowa 33 25 in Western Conference Debut
Michigan defeated Iowa 33 to 25 in a Western conference opener as Iowa played without two regulars Edward Break and Ivan Blackmer after the Hawkeye athletic board delayed their eligibility. Captain DeForest Eveland and Fred Allen led Michigan with four field goals apiece, while Howard Moffitt topped Iowa with three baskets and two free throws.
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Young Erwin Goddard Leads Los Angeles Open Tie
Pasadena teen Erwin Goddard, 20, shot 69 to tie the lead with pro names Craig Wood Eddie Loos and Clarence Hubby at Wilshire Country Club in the first round of the $5,000 Los Angeles Open. Gene Sarazen posted 74, five back, after a 70 in practice.
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Marquette Tops Notre Dame In Low-Scoring Win
Marquette University defeated Notre Dame 35 to 32 in South Bend, earning its fifth win in six starts this season. Ray Morstadt led the Hilltoppers with 14 points and the late basket that sealed the overtime victory, while Ed Krause matched him for Notre Dame. Morstadt's late regulation points forced overtime as Co-captain Ronzani and Ed die Alberts traded field goals before the decisive finish.
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Judge Landis Slices Own Salary For 1933
New York AP. Kenesaw M. Landis the baseball commissioner has reduced his pay from 65 000 to 40 000 for 1933 after already taking a 15 000 cut in 1932. He was appointed in 1920 after the Black Sox scandal and signed a seven year 1926 contract raising the salary to 65 000.
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St. Louis Defeats Centenary 31 to 14 In Local Bang
The St. Louis university basketball team defeated Centenary College of Shreveport 31 to 14 on Saturday night. St. Louis trailed until early in the second period and led 13 to 4 at halftime. Grandone led St. Louis in scoring while Levey starred for Centenary.
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Tipton Juniors Fall to Muscatine 40 34
Tipton junior basketball lost to Muscatine 40 to 34. Beamer led Tipton with 15 points while Hipple and Crary had nine each. Muscatine guard Wier topped visitors with 12 points as the Muskies pulled away after a tight start. In the curtain raiser Tipton freshmen squads, the Purples beat the Reds 21 to 4.
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Davenport Trims Grant High Cage Outfit 37 to 14
Davenport routed Grant High 37 to 14 at Roosevelt High on Saturday night. Davenport dominated the floor after an early 15-0 run as Kauffman and Campbell finally broke through for Grant late in the half. The Panthers built a 28-4 halftime advantage and never relented.
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Buena Vista Defeats Upper Iowa In Rough Conference Game
Buena Vista Beavers beat Upper Iowa 27 to 15 in Fayette Saturday night. Score tied twice but Buena Vista led 13 to 9 at the half. Salveson led BV with 9 points while S Kiester starred for Upper Iowa and Myers added 7 points.
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Edgewood Independents beat Elkport 32 to 17
Edgewood Independents defeated Elkport 32 to 17 on Thursday. Local center Arthur totaled 18 points to lead Edgewood. The Independents travel to Delhi Monday and host Dyersville Friday.
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Ohio State Tops Indiana In Big Ten Opener 39 to 28
Ohio State opened its Big Ten cage season by defeating Indiana 39 to 28 in Columbus before 5 000 fans. Hosket, Hinchman and Brown led the Buckeyes while Bernard Dickey paced Indiana with 11 points and Beitner stood out for the Hoosiers.
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Cost of operating a big league club and jinxed pitchers
Earl Red Pepper discusses the Cleveland Indians payroll and overall expenses, estimating average yearly costs around 400000 with salaries about 250000. He notes profits rely on road earnings, cites 65 percent home share, 30 percent road, and mentions two clubs that made money last year. The piece then surveys pennant stars, a jinx pattern after leading NL pitchers, and notes Jimmy Crowley’s coaching moves at Michigan State Fordham and Iowa.
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Red Sox Acquire Friberg And Shea In Weekend Deals
Boston owner Bob Quinn signed Barney Friberg a longtime NL utility man and 31 year old catcher Melvin Shea from Louisville to bolster the roster. Friberg leaves the Phillies after thirteen years with the NL clubs while Shea has spent recent seasons with Louisville in the American association. The club also sent outfielder Al Van Camp and an undisclosed cash amount.
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Washington Trades Spencer for Sewell in Major Swap
The Washington club traded catcher Roy Spencer to the Cleveland Indians for Luke Sewell and undisclosed cash. Sewell, 31, has spent twelve seasons with Cleveland and is a first-string catcher. Spencer, 32, played four seasons in Washington with a .251 batting average and 41 RBIs in 102 games. The deal is the fourth trade by President Griffith to bolster the Senators for the pennant chase.
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Ernie Nevers Returns To Stanford For Degree
Former Stanford fullback and new assistant coach Ernie Nevers was registered as a student for the spring term at Stanford. He never graduated before, has played professional football and baseball, and plans to complete the year’s work needed for his degree.
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Purdue Tops Gophers 42 to 32 in Big Ten Opener
Purdue, defending champion, rallied in the second half to beat Minnesota 42 to 32 in Minneapolis. The game was tied 16 at halftime. The article lists team lineups for the opening conference clash.
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Wisconsin Sophomores Defeat Chicago 26 to 17
Wisconsin freshmen and sophomores, a green yet promising quintet, upset the Chicago five 26 to 17 at the University of Wisconsin Field House. Coach Walter E. Meanwell used a full sophomore lineup for the first time in eighteen years.
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Quaker Oats defeat Waterloo Blackhawks 36 to 26
The Quaker Oats quintet beat the Waterloo Blackhawks 36 26 in Stuart gym. Riley led scoring with five baskets and a free throw, while five teammates had at least two baskets. Rice was Waterloo’s top scorer with nine points. Box score:
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Coggon Basketmen Triumph Over Troy Mills 30 20
Coggon, coached by Little, beat Troy Mills 30 to 20 as Workman was top scorer for Coggon and Shupp led Troy Mills. The girls’ game ended 18 to 18.
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Collage Basketball Scores Roundup From Various States
Michigan 33 over loway 5 and Navy 63 over Franklin and Marshall 21 headline a broader day of college games. Ohio State 25, Indiana 7 and Princeton 64 over Lehigh 24 also stand out alongside long lists of results including Oklahoma 78 over Kansas State 16 and Missouri 37 to 33 Nebraska.
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Goodwin Wins New York Champion at Miami Mid Winter Meet
Tommy Goodwin of New York state defeats Celest Durand of Garden City in the finals of the Miami Country Club amateur tournament winning 8 and 7. Goodwin posted a sub par morning 71 to Durand's 79, six up. Other flights saw Lee Chase Jr. of Buffalo beat John Wagner of Chicago, Apsanta Providence of Delaware Bay defeat C G Johnson of Miami 2 up, and P H Kohlegard of Wheeling WV beat W Christian sen of Miami 6 and 5.
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Lowden Independents Beat Lisbon 54 to 31
Lowden Independents defeated Lisbon Bears 54 31 Friday night at Lisbon with a 21 15 halftime edge. Wiebel scored 12 for Lowden while Kruckenberg and Schiuter added 10 each, and Ringer led Lisbon with 14. In the preliminary, Lisbon Cubs beat Mechanaville.
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Oelwein Cagers Upset East Waterloo 28 to 27
Oelwein beat East Waterloo 28 to 27 on the Oelwein floor as a fast start by East gave way to a second quarter rally by the locals. Oelwein led 19 to 14 at halftime and never relinquished the lead, despite late baskets by East Waterloo. The B team defeated Waucoma 22 to 11 in Fayette county league play.
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Guernsey High Downs Hartwick in Twin Bill
Guernsey high defeated Hartwick 18 to 6 in the regular game and won 6 to 3 in the second. Miner starred for the Guernsey regulars. In a third contest Montezuma junior high beat the local juniors 25 to 2.
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Shellsburg Falls 27-20 To Norway In Local Game
Norway defeated Shellsburg 27-20 on their home floor Friday night. Norway led 13-11 at halftime and played solid defense with a strong floor game throughout.
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